When did you first hear about Ethereum?
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I see so many posts across different subreddits saying that rollups are going to solve network gas fees. What am I missing? It seems really impractical for end users to use rollups for this purpose. ZK rollups are processor-intensive, so they're gas expensive and don't solve gas fee issues. Optimistic rollups settle in a week.…
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I have been trying to set up a Ravencoin mining pool for a while now, but I haven't had much luck. Anyone got any leads on this? submitted by /u/MiningForGrapes [link] [comments]
Seriously, the argument "it's so high because it is being used" is just delusional & it's mind baffeling how many people flatout live in denial I won't deny that I'm not an "all ethereum" guy, & no, I don't hold any bitcoin either However, I think that Ethereum is substantial & fundamentaly important to the…
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Can you guys confirm that rx 470 is doing as good as 570 for Ravencoin mining? I have option to buy 470 for 150-200 dollars, while 570 is 220-250 dollars at the moment. submitted by /u/markinjoo [link] [comments]
Is there an Ethereum NFT subreddit here? Please point me to the group. Thanks. submitted by /u/snymed [link] [comments]
I didn't find a ENS subreddit, so I hope it's fine asking here: Etherscan.io shows ENS names instead of the normal public addresses now, but does that work for subdomains too? I set 4 up and if I type them into Metamask they resolve to the right addresses, but etherscan.io still shows the normal 0x……
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has won a judgment against Steven Seagal after the famous actor failed to pay the agreed sum to settle the crypto fraud case he was involved in. Seagal, now living in Russia, has been ignoring the SEC’s attempts to contact him. Steven Seagal Ignores SEC, Fails to Pay […]
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What is it used for, should I buy it and is there a catch? submitted by /u/Morgentau7 [link] [comments]