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The crypto sector is overflowing with tokens, trading platforms, news portals, and virtual communities. Every day, members of the community hunt for the most lucrative projects to invest in. Combing through hundreds of platforms, media outlets, and social media platforms. What if there was one place where all potential investors could get a hold of this information directly through members of the crypto community? Introducing Buzz by Flooz.Trade Buzz users experience a new level of trading and interaction with the community, unlike anything currently available in the industry. The platform is a fantastic source of information for new users in the space who wish to learn about trading or those who are unsure about where to invest. For seasoned traders who are ready to capitalize on their experience, Buzz offers them a chance to take the general public under their wings. Users can think of Buzz as a crypto-focused version of Twitter, for investors and trading. Traders can utilize the new feature on the Flooz platform to find out about the community’s opinion on general trading and specific tokens and projects. Because public market opinion on these assets can affect prices and performances, traders get access to first-hand information from their fellow community members. This way, buying, selling, staking, and allocation decisions can be made more reliably, and with valuable input from the community. Buzz traders get to experience a increased familiarity with other traders and trading patterns. On the platform, users are able to Peek and Pop into other traders’ wallets for more than a glimpse of their portfolios and trading practices. This stimulates trading transparency, helping inexperienced people trade like experts. Eventually, traders may not initiate any activity without first looking up the project’s buzz. By democratizing trading knowledge, Buzz creates a turnaround in the crypto space, aiming to become the standard for trading activity. Traders will gain insight from watching whales invest and will be able to gauge the buzz around new tokens and projects. Ultimately, tokens that have no buzz may end up with little to no trader activity. Social Trading, Token Partnership, and Verification The Buzz’s social trading framework directly births the need to verify tokens or projects. With the myriad of tokens available, Flooz.Trade is open to partnering with projects that pass the platform’s due diligence requirements. These vetted projects will receive complete verification and a branded page with essential stats for the community of investors. After verification, these projects may embed Flooz.Trade on all their websites and social media pages. Flooz.Trade takes its mission to humanize crypto way further than just its website or app, allowing interoperability via other popular platforms like Discord and Telegram. This widens the overall user experience, opening Buzz to traders and other community members who are already active on these other social media platforms. Users can figure out which tokens have the loudest buzz from these external platforms and make trading decisions accordingly. What’s Buzzing Today? In addition to creating new opportunities for platform users, the Buzz feature can even help traders avoid losses. In many cases, both the traditional and crypto markets feature assets sometimes sway with market sentiment. While traders can invest in tokens with the Loudest Buzz, investors can use the Buzz to close down their positions in the crypto markets. This will prevent traders from losing funds to tokens or projects that either do not generate enough buzz or have negative market sentiments. Anyone looking to begin with the next big platform in Web3 and crypto social trading needs to fly over to Buzz by Flooz.Trade for real-time market information. Visit Flooz.Trade’s platforms for more information: Website | Twitter | Instagram | Telegram | Discord | Youtube      

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Has anybody staked on coinbase and how safe is it? I’m guessing it’s better to move your eth to a wallet and stake it from there but not sure about that process. Basically looking for an easy way of doing it which may not be the best but is it ok? submitted by …
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Maybe one day I’ll be able to stop posting about this continuing clusterfuck that remains Cryptocurrencies most-drama and forehead-smacking project. If you missed previous parts, fill your boots: ///////Part 1: Safemoon's performance of Mental Gymnastics in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics has been simply stunning. They deserve every Gold they've been given. ///////Part 2 &1/2: Safemoon…
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EOS and Block.One are back on the news. Is this one positive or negative, though? The EOS Network Foundation, a community-led organization, voted to decouple from Block.One. The ENF alleges that Block.One is no longer working for the benefit of the network. The company that created EOS will not get the 67M EOS that they had coming distributed over the next seven years. Even though the infamous Brock Pierce resigned from the company years ago, this will also affect his finances. Related Reading | Peter Thiel and Bitmain Invest in Block.one to Support EOS Ecosystem In The Present, What Does Brock Pierce Have To Do With Block.One? This might’ve been the last straw. Just last month, Block.one announced that they were selling 45M EOS at a discount to one of Brock Pierce’s ventures. “Today we are pleased to announce that we have agreed to transfer 45 million EOS tokens to Helios. Led by Brock Pierce, Helios takes aim at serving the EOS community through several high ambitions, including creating an EOS Venture Capital fund, facilitating the creation of institutional-grade EOS financial products, supporting the creation of infrastructure, tooling and documentation for developers, and organizing community events around education, networking, and use case development.” A pseudonymous Twitter user that broke the news, analyzed it as follows: 8.The #EOS community worked as one big DAO A excellent example of democracy through voting and DpoS The community is now well organized and in possession of hundreds of millions Watch out for #EOS with the foundation and @EosNFoundation taking the lead — PrrplFrog (@PrrplFrog) December 8, 2021 He says that “Block.One went in to a deal to sell their vested EOS tokens for a discount to their previous associate Brock Pierce!” And that, to stop this behavior, “The EOS community worked as one big DAO. An excellent example of democracy through voting and DpoS.” Even though the ENF is not a DAO, this might be a good example of how Decentralized Autonomous Organizations should work. However, should a decentralized protocol be so easy to control? Should the EOS Network Foundation be able to roll back a smart contract just like that? In any case, according to The Block, the company is not yet in control of the 45M EOS they promised Brock Pierce. “Eight million of the tokens were already vested and controlled by Block.one while 37 million are still vesting (meaning they haven’t been released by the network yet).” Is this transaction what the EOS Network Foundation wants to block?  EOS price chart on Coinbase | Source: EOS/USD on TradingView.com What Did The EOS Network Foundation Want? The ENF was negotiating with Block.One. According to The Block, their goal was to “get hold of the EOS network’s intellectual property.” However, one of Block.One’s side projects, an exchange called Bullish, owns the IP. And Block.One “wouldn’t publicly commit to getting the intellectual property back.” What did the company do instead? They announced this: “In addition to the recently announced Helios transaction, today we are pleased to announce our intentions to offer the following grants of vesting tokens that are intended to be given over time, and subject to our token availability: EOS Network Foundation – 30m EOS Pomelo – 1m EOS EdenOS – 1m EOS” Related Reading | Cardano CEO Shares “Too Big Too Fast” Insight on EOS CTO Departure How did the EOS Network Foundation react? They wanted the IP, not tokens. So, they created this proposal, which was approved. The ENF director, Yves La Rose, took to Twitter to declare victory. “Through a super majority consensus, the EOS network has taken its future in its own hands. This begins a new era for EOS and highlights the power of the blockchain to enable a community to stand up against corporate interests that don’t align with theirs.” Through a super majority consensus, the EOS network has taken its future in its own hands. This begins a new era for #EOS and highlights the power of the blockchain to enable a community to stand up against corporate interests that don’t align with theirs. https://t.co/8l62MBG67C — Yves La Rose (@EosNFoundation) December 8, 2021 The community spoke. They will roll back the contract and block the 67M EOS that Block.One had coming. Where does that put them regarding the EOS network’s intellectual property? Does the ENF have any chance of getting that IP now? Featured Image by Valentin Salja on Unsplash | Charts by TradingView

StackOS, the decentralized cloud computing protocol, recently announced its visionary node program which is truly unlike any other. The unstoppable cross-chain cloud computing protocol that allows users to deploy full-stack applications, decentralized apps (dApps), blockchain privatenets, and mainnet nodes, found a way to combine two of the hottest crypto topics: NFTs and DeCloud. The Node NFT Innovation NFTs have been the talk of the town for a while now in the crypto world. Their use cases are expanding from being digital collectible art to a crucial part of DeFi. But StackOS has conjured up an innovation that allows them to use NFTs to propel the cause of decentralization further into the mainstream. Nodes are an integral part of decentralization. They allow individuals to participate in decentralization and make it more powerful. But so far, in most projects, launching nodes has been a huge task that usually requires certain technical ability and a fair amount of capital. With the StackOS Node NFTs, all you need is $200 and a computer with an internet connection. You can now mint a Node NFT and immediately be a part of their decentralization network without any technical knowledge. A Node NFT will allow you to create a slot for a node that a cluster operator can use. The way StackOS operates is that there are multiple cluster operators around the world. A cluster operator is one who runs a group of nodes that powers the decentralized cloud. Before this, a cluster operator could launch nodes by providing resources and locking up STACK tokens. But now, for a cluster operator to add a new node to their cluster, they need the Node NFTs to provide a slot and for this, the NFTs have to be minted by the community. This makes it very easy for an individual to participate in the network’s decentralization, because the more the number of Node Slots, the more the number of Node Authorities. In the StackOS ecosystem, Node Authority is an individual who has rights on the network governance. An individual can be a Node Authority if they hold more number tokens than the ratio of total tokens circulation and a number of Node Slots. It is truly revolutionary. But one might wonder about the incentives for minting a Node NFT apart from being a part of the network’s decentralization process. Node NFT Rewards There will be multiple generations of Node NFTs available with each generation only having a limited amount of mints available. For every Node NFT someone mints, they will receive 50% of the trading fees of future generations NFT trades in ETH & MATIC. So, the earlier someone gets in, the more they can earn in rewards. Not to mention, the NFTs’ intrinsic value also grows as more are minted and traded. If these rewards aren’t attractive enough, StackOS also offers a high APY program. In this program, you pay a fee of $100 in stablecoins every month per Node NFT and unlock an APY of 587%. Upon payment, users instantly receive $100 in $STACK which is available to withdraw without penalty in 3-months, and the additional rewards worth $80 are locked within the NFT. These will drip daily over a one-year time period. Additionally, users also receive 10% of the minting fee of every new Node NFTs along with 50% of the trading fee of future trades in ETH and MATIC as mentioned earlier. The innovation here to note is that the locked $STACK on the NFT and the monthly earnings by the NFT, increase the intrinsic value of the NFT, which can be traded at a much higher cost than the minting fee. Now, even the locked tokens are liquid and can be traded. All these rewards make this Node NFT program very interesting. Easy participation, low capital, and high rewards – a great model for incentivizing network participation. The dates are not confirmed but the StackOS team intends to launch the Node NFTs by the end of the year, providing its community with a unique and powerful holiday gift – the gift of decentralization.

The current 'dip' is all that's being talked about here, so I'm assuming most of the complaints are coming from recent buy ins. Don't buy doing a hike if you don't wanna deal with correction prices. Since September BTC had just been on the rise, hitting a new all time high. Those of you who…
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