Komodo to introduce 12 blockchain protocols in the next version of AtomicDEX
The AtomicDEX API claims to be compatible with 99% of cryptocurrencies in existence.
The AtomicDEX API claims to be compatible with 99% of cryptocurrencies in existence.
So the halving has come and gone now the prices are moving up. Any suggestions how not to give in and sell when prices are moving up? How did the early Bitcoin adopters not sell when their accounts were ballooning? submitted by /u/ctrlaltsilver [link] [comments]
The past few days I keep seeing people advising not to keep crypto in exchanges or stake in them. That's fine, they both have pros and cons. But what I hate is how these are written in a hostile manner like "You deserve to lose money!". No. nobody deserves to lose money, let alone being…
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Donation of $763,970 of Ether to the Machine Intelligence Research Institute in 2017.[50] Donation of $2.4 million of Ether to the SENS Research Foundation in 2018, for the research on rejuvenation biotechnologies and human life extension.[51][52][53][54] Donation of $50,000 to the SENS Research Foundation in 2020. Together with Sam Bankman-Fried and Haseeb Qureshi, a total…
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I paid a gas fee to purchase an NFT with eth, when/if I come to selling it, and then ultimately sell my eth for $, will I pay a gas fee again? I assume so but gas fee was so high when I purchased that I’m concerned I’ll lose out a few hundred bucks unless…
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In a not-so-remarkable turn of events for the kindest and most genuine cult to have ever graced the crypto space, if you dare to not religiously follow the Safemoon Twitter, Discord and Subreddit, well, you’re a total idiot with a room temperature IQ and deserve to lose all your tokens for being so stupid. Want…
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Hi folks, Doing some research into Eth and was looking at how to go about deploying Eth Nodes at scale to a cloud provider. I imagine that Kubernetes or something would be the approach to this but wondering if anyone already has experience doing this or knows of some useful resources online as I'm pretty…
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Having the Fed require users to open accounts to access the benefits of a digital dollar would put it “on an insidious path akin to China’s digital authoritarianism,” according to Tom Emmer.
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