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Spellfire to Huobi Primelist on January 27th

Spellfire is gaining momentum. The legend is back better than ever. Chase the $SPELLFIRE on the most prestigious launchpads – 25th @Daomaker and on the 26th @GameFi. Right after the launchpads, Spellfire is listing on Huobi Primelist on the 27th, one of the world’s leading crypto exchanges. Gaining a Prime List on Huobi ensures that Spellfire continues building on its exceptional reputation whilst gaining new levels of visibility for the project. Huobi is the industry’s leading digital asset exchange in both liquidity and real-trading volume. Their partnership boosts Spellfire’s profile as one of the most anticipated blockchain games of 2022. Spellfire’s listing on Huobi will introduce the project to a huge new audience of potential players and investors. In addition to providing our community an easy way to access the $SPELLFIRE token, it will also support its long-term value. This news arrives shortly after the announced conclusion of funding rounds. To date, the project has raised a staggering $3.8 million and is backed by industry-leaders DAO Maker and Shima Capital amongst others. Spellfire Re-Master the Magic is a brand new take on one of the most historically significant collectible card games (CCG) of the ’90s. Backed by the modern design implementations of the blockchain, NFTs, and Play-to-Earn, Spellfire is ready to re-enter the market at the opportune moment. Key features The game is among the first to introduce touchable NFT cards to the market. In addition to each NFT having a physical and digital form, they are fully upgradable and highly collectible. Original NFT card owners can expect to earn up to 10x return on investment in passive income. Exclusive Augmented-Reality cards create new levels of interaction with voice and gesture-controlled cards. Players have the unique prospect of customizing and minting their own NFT cards. Members of the community and real-life landmarks can be reinterpreted for the Spellfire world. Multichain NFTs are planned in the next steps to feature epic cross-chain battle tournaments. The unique mix of past and future As it stands, Spellfire is a comprehensive package that manages to pack 30 years of history into a Collectible Card Game (CCG) fit for the gamers of today, regardless of whether they feel most comfortable at a tabletop or in front of a monitor. Players immerse themselves into Spellfire’s magical world to fight powerful monsters, wage epic wars, and become the ruler of some of the greatest realms in the land. The nostalgic feeling many fans get from physical cards is an essential part of the experience, so the game has been designed to seamlessly blend real-world printed cards with their digital equivalents. Spellfire gives ownership back to its players, in the form of NFT-based cards. The players will be able to own a part of the game they love whilst profiting from its success! Re-master the Magic @Spellfire.com      

Eth Wallet problem! Help PLEASE!

Hi to everybody. I am trying to get in touch with someone from ethereum but emails are not answered and I would like to ask if there is anyone here who can help me. Here is the situation: "I recently discovered that for an unknown reason, I never got my wallet during the presale process…
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'Stop panic selling' — Bitcoin whales bag spare BTC as exchange balances fall

Old whales may have offloaded last year, but demand for BTC shows no sign of disappearing, the latest data reveals.

Most of the people in this group cannot be termed as intelligent investors

Most of the people here see in a black and white situation In good times, when the market was thriving crypto was the best cryptocurrency and was supposedly be able to replace normal currency and was about to go 100k Now just in a matter of weeks, cryptocurrency is a scam and fraud. It will…
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The Ethereum Foundation Sold At The Top Again. Did They Know Something We Didn’t?

Apparently, the Ethereum Foundation employs incredible traders. Once again, they managed to cash out at the very top. On November 16th, ETH was worth an all-time high of $4891. On the very next day, the Ethereum Foundation sent 20,000 ETH to Kraken and sold them. Is this suspicious at all? Not per se, but this is the second time that they pull the same magic move.  Related Reading | Why The Ethereum Foundation Launched A Client Incentive Program A professional trader that goes by the name Edward Morra on Twitter was the first to spot the trade. “Friendly reminder that ETH foundation cashed out at the top (again). ETH down 40+% since then,” he said. Morra also provided a chart that shows ETH’s sharp decline in price since the sale. $ETHFriendly reminder that ETH foundation cashed out at the top (again). ETH down 40+% since then pic.twitter.com/Bp80hEDvK0 — Edward Morra (@edwardmorra_btc) January 21, 2022 To add insult to injury, the Ethereum Foundation only paid $20 in gas fees. That might be the most impressive feat of them all. At the time of writing, the Ethereum Foundation’s wallet holds 353,318 ETH, which is approximately $835K at current prices. What Do We Know About The Organization’s Previous Sell-Off? Back to Morra, his Twitter followers told him that this information was of no use to them this late in the game. The trader surprised the world and pulled an ace up his sleeve. As it turns out, Morra tweeted about the trade at the time it happened. Not only that, he warned them, “They cashed out 35k ETH on 17th of May this year, marked on the chart.” Casual 20k ETH cashout by EthDev, sent to Kraken:https://t.co/w6AbdeW2AJThey cashed out 35k ETH on 17th of May this year, marked on the chart 👇 pic.twitter.com/sTbUwHSzD4 — Edward Morra (@edwardmorra_btc) November 11, 2021 As you can see on the chart, on May 17th the price of ETH was near its previous peak. And after the Ethereum Foundation sold, ETH trended down for months and months. Is this a coincidence? Does the foundation employ great traders? Or, is there something else to this story? Did they dump on retail ETH holders? Did the Ethereum Foundation know anything that the rest of the world didn’t? The Ethereum Foundation still holds 394,787 ETH, and Vitalik said he persuaded foundation to sell 70,000 ETH at the top of 2018 to support the work of developers. This is a normal operation, but it also means that the Foundation thought that bear market is coming. — Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) May 21, 2021 At the time of the first sell-off, journalist Colin Wu highlighted the trade and said, “The Ethereum Foundation transferred 35,000 Eth to the Kraken Exchange on May 17. Vitalik said bubbles could have ended already on May 20.” Analyzing the move, Wu said, “This is a normal operation, but it also means that the Foundation thought that bear market is coming.” The gas fee for this operation was 0.00240474 ETH, or $5.66 at the time of writing. Wow. ETH price chart for 01/25/2022 on Bitfinex | Source: BTC/USD on TradingView.com What’s The Ethereum Foundation Anyway? According to Ethereum’s official site: “The EF is not a company, or even a traditional non-profit. Their role is not to control or lead Ethereum, nor they are the only organization that funds critical development of Ethereum-related technologies. The EF is one part of a much larger ecosystem.” The Ethereum Foundation distributes funds to developers via the Ecosystem Support Program and the Fellowship Program, organizes Devcom, and more. To do all that, they surely need Fiat currency in some capacity. The trade makes sense from that angle. Related Reading | Ethereum Foundation Devs Discuss ETH2 Launch & Economics The question, though, is, did they know that a crash was coming? And if they did, did they reach that conclusion through technical and on-chain analysis or by… other methods? Featured Image by PatriestB on Pixabay | Charts by TradingView

Report: Google Launches Blockchain Division

The software behemoth Google has reportedly started a new blockchain-based division inside its Labs group. The division will also deal with other distributed computing and data storage technologies. While the company has been wary of associating with any form of cryptocurrency, Bill Ready, Google’s president of commerce, stated on January 19 they were paying a […]

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Why so much hate for Cordano?

Hi It is strange how many in here bash cardano. I mean if someone wants free moons you can title your post "cardano is overrated" and a flood of praises will follow. Cardano has many advantages comparing to other L1 projects: Academic team who are actively researching new horizons and publishing papers. Novel double layer…
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Bithumb to block crypto withdrawals to unverified private wallets

Bithumb users in South Korea have just two days to perform another round of KYC in order to whitelist their personal wallets, or crypto withdrawals will be blocked.