Recently hired Reddit engineer Rahul has just revealed reddit's plan for community points. According to him, they will be rolled out sitewide: Your Karma points will soon be tokens Think community-based decisions, or forking subreddits in disagreements. And all of this without even losing your community points? It's like moving from fb to Twitter without…
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I have only had money to invest in crypto since April this year. I invested 90% into ETH and the next 10% in others. All I’ve known are high gas fees but I understand why, blockchain congestion which equates to high usage, people are using the network. I am long on ethereum. I understand and…
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Corporate-owned social media giant Facebook is getting ready to track you to the ends of the Metaverse and back — if you let them.
I was recently transferred ownership of a smart contract for a NFT project. Everything has been done. Artwork completed, etc. I have all of the metadata files, control of GitHub, etc. My question is, now that I have control of smart contract – is it possible for the former Owner to gain control of it…
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I remember a few years ago that for me making 2x in stocks was utterly difficult. And if I reached a 2x in a year, I would feel like a genius and would make me so proud. Nowadays, in the other hand, I’m too used to crypto volatily that making a 2x in stocks feels…
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Non-fungible token (NFT) assets have seen significant demand since the beginning of 2021 and third quarter statistics show that key indicators have continued to rise. Just recently nonfungible.com published its Q3 2021 NFT Quarterly Report which shows active wallets increased, the number of NFT buyers has risen, and the number of sellers has grown faster […]
Is there a master list of DAOs anywhere? This was asked 4 and 5 years ago, but I haven't found an answer searching around. If it doesn't exist, I'll put one together, but figure I should ask first! submitted by /u/emilepetrone [link] [comments]
The House has voted with 218 ayes on Friday, amending the definition of "cash" to include "all digital assets" for section 6050I of the US tax code. This is a reporting requirement for any transactions over $10,000.00 to require a recipient to verify the sender's personal information and Social Security number, etc., and report this…
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