After The Merge: The Verge
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I'm starting to see a lot of new RPC besides Infura promising that they don't log any user data. What metadata an RPC node collect besides IP address? Is there a way to know if a service decides to change their policy and start logging? submitted by /u/ynotplay [link] [comments]
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Seriously why cant we keep all of the good that the POW chain has/had (smart contracts) without having to issue out 100+ million coins at launch completely killing all value to the network. I understand that we need a supply of the new ETH to be available for people to use on the fork chain…
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Litecoin has made it to the list of the best altcoins to buy in 2022. But for the past 24 hours, the crypto has fallen prey to the volatility that is currently wrecking havoc in crypto space. As of this writing, Litecoin (LTC) is trading at $52.43, down nearly 1.1 percent in the last seven days, and losing 2.5 percent in the last 24 hours, data from Coingecko show, Monday. At a glance, it can be said that LTC is on the same boat with Ethereum, the world’s second biggest crypto by market cap. But when taking into consideration the percentage of its holders that are making profit, a great disparity can be seen. Related Reading: Dogecoin (DOGE) Is On Top Of Whales’ Menu – Here’s Why Litecoin Holders In Tough Spot, Profit-Wise TipRanks, an online data provider, revealed on September 25 that only 15% of the total holders of Litecoin are making profit and 12% are on status quo, leaving 74% dealing with tremendous losses. This was before the altcoin started to hit below the $53 mark. In comparison, Ethereum is doing better than its fellow digital coin. Data shows 51% of its holders are in profit while 46% incurred losses. The remaining 3% are breaking even. The huge difference between the percentages of holders of the two altcoins enjoying profit is not much of a surprise as Ethereum is pushing for a bullish streak following the initiatives to improve its network. Litecoin, on the other hand, was left to deal with momentum-derailing losses. Network’s Stagnant State Causing LTC Decline Litecoin’s network has little to no activity at all and that is one of the reasons why it is failing to catch up with the likes of Ethereum. With its stagnant state, Litecoin is forced into a bearish outlook along with the majority of the cryptocurrency market. Over the past weeks, the crypto space continued to bleed and that trend is still continuing up to this date. Ethereum, meanwhile, despite showing some struggle to maintain trading price of $1,500, is the subject of excitement of the crypto community as it recently transitioned into proof-of-stake (PoS) mechanism with what the space is calling “The Merge.” While the historic event failed to deliver the rally that was expected of the king of all altcoins, it gave holders and investors something to look forward to. Related Reading: Shiba Inu Adds Nearly 36,000 Holders Since June Despite Crypto Market Turmoil LTC total market cap at $3.7 billion on the daily chart | Source: TradingView.com Featured image from Cryptotelegram, chart from TradingView.com
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