Who is msg.sender when contract calls another contract’s function?
If contract A calls transferFrom() of contract B, does contract B think the user or contract A is msg.sender? submitted by /u/BoganLord2169 [link] [comments]
If contract A calls transferFrom() of contract B, does contract B think the user or contract A is msg.sender? submitted by /u/BoganLord2169 [link] [comments]
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I've got a RVN wallet and it's fully synchronized. Downloaded T-Rex and extracted all files. Edited the rvn-pool file for the us rvn socket 6060 servo. Won't fire up. I get a black flash of command window as if it's trying to open and then nothing. It's not anti-virus. I removed Norton and got it…
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Amid the market carnage tied to Terra’s recent fallout, bitcoin sent to exchanges saw a brief spike on May 7, jumping more than 2% higher from 2.481 million to 2.532 million bitcoin. Despite the recent increase of bitcoin sent to trading platforms, the number of bitcoins on exchanges today remains lower than ever before. Bitcoin […]
Nox Bitcoin, a cryptocurrency exchange in Brazil, has taken the unprecedented step of using its own funds to refund customers for their TerraUSD coins at the full rate. Following local media’s report on May 20, the Nox Bitcoin exchange has refunded all UST holders at a $1 rate with Tether’s USDT. The report stated that the crypto brokerage firm paid 620,000 Reais ($127,000). The exchange paid the amount to compensate all its customers who lost money due to the Terra ecosystem collapse. Related Reading | Ripple Price Falls Below $0.43 As Bears Take Control Of The Market “FatMan” of the Terra research forum commented in a tweet on May 20 that the decision might set a global precedent for other crypto exchanges. The tweet stated; This is fairly significant. A Brazilian cryptocurrency exchange has refunded all UST holders at a 1:1 rate with USDT. Likewise, this case may be used as key precedent to argue that exchanges are liable for UST losses. If tortious misrepresentations were made. UST Back At $1 For Those Lucky Ones The exchange stated that it would refund the customers the amount of the difference between the present rate for UST and the dollar peg it collapsed from. This implies that a holder of 100 UST at $0.06 will receive a refund of 94 USDT. According to Nox Bitcoin CEO Joo Paulo Oliveira, the firm is not responsible for bearing clients’ losses from investing in certain currencies on its platform. Yet, they decided to intervene to ensure their customer’s trust. He continued; Clients have trusted us with staking and we understand that their trust is much more valuable than anything else. As a result, we’re going to reimburse these users minus the expenses we’d have elsewhere, like marketing. The news came as a relief and brought positiveness to the cryptocurrency space. However, the decision by the Nox Bitcoin exchange reflects the Brazilian customer protection regulations. The exchange also offers staking services, such as Anchor Protocol, which UST heavily uses. The DeFi protocol offered up to 20% APY on UST staking and was primarily seen as being instrumental in its collapse due to these unsustainable yields. People are now waiting to see what happens next regarding listing UST and LUNA. “It is possible that this will no longer exist in the near future,” stated Oliveira before adding, “but you never know what can happen in an unpredictable crypto market.” Related Reading | Cosmos (ATOM) Skyrockets 12% Following Bitcoin And Ethereum Recovery According to Tradingview, UST is trading at $0.067 with a 1% increase at the time of writing. The “unstablecoin” has withdrawn 93% from its peg. And it is unlikely to get back to it without major intervention such as a TerraForm Labs hard fork. Also, TerraForm’s LUNA has dumped a similar amount. As a result, the coin is trading at $0.00020 with a market cap of $1.35 billion and 6.5 trillion tokens in circulation. Featured image from Flickr, and chart from Tradingview.com
Hi, updating this week numbers, as you probably know I'm a Venezuelan "living" here. Weekly I keep track of the traded amount in BTC/ Bs. (Bolivares, our currency). Years ago this number was so high, over 2,000 BTC weekly in 2019! . These numbers are only with LocalBitcoin that works here and it is the…
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I’ll be honest, I’m not patient enough, smart enough, or lucky enough to think I can time the bottom of the market. I think that statement applies to the majority of people. So I’m just going to keep doing a small monthly DCA on the way down in ETH, and I’ll probably keep it up…
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Cardano (ADA) prices show that the bulls are trying to overpower the market to diminish the bearish trend. ADA prices have been lingering steadily at $0.5, and a rejection strung at $0.628. More so, there has been a marked price decline of 7% in the market seen the previous days as the bearish trend takes over. The current market trading level is now at $0.524, which is pivotal as there seems to be a power struggle between the bulls and the bears. Suggested Reading | Avalanche Crumbles More Than 16% As Crypto Landslide Continues Support At $0.50; Bulls Try To Up Market Prices Support has been capped at $0.50, and the bulls are trying to get the prices to skyrocket. Meanwhile, the bears are not the type to throw in the towel as they are currently selling at steep prices. With these price movements, the market is perceived to see more volatility, especially since the bears and bulls are trying to outpace and outperform each other. Everyone should keep an eye on the critical level set at $0.5, wherein a break right below that trajectory would see prices plunging to as low as $0.45 levels. However, once it breaks above the price of $0.628, prices would go to as much as $0.70 levels. Cardano Power Struggle: Bulls Vs. Bears A 24-hour price analysis of Cardano (ADA) reveals a robust price battle as the bulls try to take over the market, which is being met by intense bearish pressure. These opposing forces can elicit volatile activity seen in the near term as the bulls and bears get friction to work. The trading volume seen in the ADA/USD pair is now set at $$398,204,651.10, with the total market capitalization at roughly $17.69 billion. The pair is currently at position 8 and overshadowing 1.41 of the other digital assets. Suggested Reading | Cosmos (ATOM) Skyrockets 12% Following Bitcoin And Ethereum Recovery ADA/USD Pair Can Perform Better This Week Moreover, the ADA/USD pair is seen to command and conquer with better-performing figures this week, considering the consolidation period at which the bulls are getting ready to dominate the market. The bulls and bears are trying to grip the rope tighter as they struggle to lead the market. The bulls are back once you see the prices at the $0.628 resistance level. The prices would need to find the proper grip or support, likely at the $0.5 level, to prevent further downturns. Featured image from Solodev, chart from TradingView.com