Hypothetically if ETH say gets to $10k by end of 2021. How much would ETH transaction fees go up? I know Arbitrum is an option, but I have stuff in LP pools so can't really move them without unstaking them. submitted by /u/Ok-Breakfast1 [link] [comments]
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Hiveterminal, a blockchain-based invoice factoring platform, today announced that it has moved its headquarters to Switzerland’s “Crypto Valley” Zug, the European blockchain hub. The company will be operating under the legal entity Hiveterminal AG. The founding of Hiveterminal AG marks the platform’s official entry onto the Swiss market, the first in a series of steps…
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tldr; The Arbitrum network has attracted over $2 billion of capital and is doing $100’s of thousands of dollars of daily fee revenue, has already hit their soft transaction limits and has seen unique addresses on the network balloon to over 70,000 – all of this in just 13 days of being live on mainnet.…
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The market for nonfungible tokens, or NFTs, continues to grow, attracting mainstream influencers, leading artists and high-profile investors.
So many FUD in the last weeks, so much drama that it could be filled a whole netflix documentation or movie with that… But No No No – the wallet is released 😄 👌 Lets see what will come next .What do you think? *No financial advice !! I If the new team keeps that…
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