I'm a huge investor in ETH (about 98% of my crypto portfolio) but am a bit worried about the ever worsening gas fee issue. Is this issue going to be fixed? As far as I know, the first launch of ETH 2.0 was last month. Is that true? Whether or not it is, will future…
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When you get right down to it there are only a few sources of yield in Defi. 1) Lending. e.g. Compound, Aave. 2) Liquidity. Fees from trading + LM rewards. Automated by Yearn, Convex, etc. 3) Insurance. Fees from staking in which your money is a backstop against lost funds from users e.g. Aave, Alchemix…
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I get it. This is a subreddit designed around opened discourse and learning more about ethereum and it's technicalities. But since the last bullrun, it has been completely robbed by new crypto/eth enthusiasts crying about gas fees. It's absolutely garbage now. The actual interesting discussion is completely lost in hundreds of posts crying about gas…
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i’m considering investing more into eth before we go parabolic here and would be grateful for more experienced perspectives. i’m nervous about putting more of my savings in but all my research is saying the numbers will continue to climb this cycle (with intermittent corrections). nothing is certain, of course, but it’s looking very close…
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The development of Bitcoin City will see the proactive involvement of prominent crypto companies including cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex and Adam Back’s Blockstream.
For example how do DAOs have any power to influence changes to Ethereum? submitted by /u/pwndapanda [link] [comments]
The best time to mint or transfer anything ether based is super early morning on the weekends EST. 3-4x cheaper submitted by /u/juicearse [link] [comments]
I’ve had an epiphany about this. What if the high gas fees never go down, and it’s all okay because we are witnessing the “fat protocol theory” at work. The fat protocol theory is that the value will naturally flow to the base crypto that other layer cryptocurrencies, and projects like NFT are built on.…
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