Personally, I dabbled in stocks for a short while, before switching to crypto. I came into crypto thinking the best way to make money was 'day trading'. It worked for a while, before I inevitably got burned. But I still really like 'doing stuff' with my crypto. I get actual enjoyment out of moving my…
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Paying taxes isn't fun. I don't like it, you don't like it, nobody likes it. But if we start to be seen as a tax evasion group, it will be the death of our ecosystem. Think about it. Most retail investors let their tokens sits on exchanges like Coinbase, Binance or CDC. Those companies have…
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I’m sick of how much hate NFTs are getting lately, specifically art related. Even this sub, which should have a better understanding and bias for the tech than the general population, seems to attack them at every chance. You’re obviously allowed to hold any opinion, but it just bothers me that the majority of takes…
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When I first got into Cryptocurrencies, I was still super green in investing in general. I was reading alot and watching crypto YouTube videos (I didn't know better at the time) but in my opinion, first hand stories and experiences are the most valuable. One of the worst tips I was new enough to believe…
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https://medium.com/@anetaBTC/anetabtc-kyberswap-partnership-bea88c1f697b AnetaBTC is a fully on-chain, decentralized protocol that allows Bitcoin to be directly wrapped on the Ergo and Cardano blockchains. Its protocol objectives are to increase capital efficiency of Bitcoin value on Ergo and Cardano blockchains, provide fundamental infrastructure to allow users to effectively leverage decentralized privacy applications, and to increase ecosystem interoperability. KyberSwap…
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DAOs are a defining construct for everything that comprises the new decentralized internet, or Web3, and the emerging crypto economic system.
In 2021, mainstream U.S. Democrats’ stance on crypto has tipped towards skepticism and preference for tighter regulation.
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AFAIK, the native ETH token is not ERC20-compliant. But smart contracts (SM) that run on top of ethereum are (?). So if an address A sends some ETH tokens to a address B, how would that work? Could an ERC20-compliant SM carry/function on a non-erc20 token? submitted by /u/tab87vn [link] [comments]
