Yes, you read that well. Scientists discovered back in 2012 that it's possible to create and operate logic gates (transistors) with swarms of soldier crabs. I discovered this recently and inmediatly thought 'hey, there's a GPU supply shortage but not a crab supply shortage. What if mining on crabs is the next pro move?' So…
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As of now, there is no purpose for Moons on r/Cryptocurrency other than paying 10x more for a monthly membership. The tipping feature is nice, but it is rarely used due to the potential loss of eligibility for the 20% bonus. Users should be allowed to tip up to 10% of moons received in the…
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I've seen a lot of vile, disgusting behavior towards those that are hurting because of the memecoin crash. I'd like to just remind the crypto community, well those of us that have been at it for a while, that we were in their shoes. Remember how people treated you when you were trying to explain…
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Musk announced that Tesla was no longer accepting or selling Bitcoin because of carbon dependency in mining. If ETH Presents a carbon neutral option it could be the next option for big business. What do you all think? submitted by /u/N0rthernLightsXv [link] [comments]
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I am trying to transfer my ETH on Binance to my Nano S. When I go to withdraw it asks me which network. Not even sure what this means lol. Halp https://imgur.com/a/xYpLMLt submitted by /u/Zupron [link] [comments]
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I've seen people in this sub call Ravencoin "the Chad of POW". I see people say that it is more capable than BTC and ETH. (For different reasons, refer to a recent post about "use case"). If RVN is as great as it seems, what is it that's stopping it from becoming a "bigger" coin.…
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Tesla just announced BTC was using too much energy per transaction and to be looking at alternatives using less than 1% of BTC. What does ETH is estimated to use per transaction? Will ETH2 improve power usage? submitted by /u/fmaz008 [link] [comments]
