Hello everyone, I'm starting to use some DeFi applications more and more recently and it's being a great experience so far. As a part of DeFi applications, you have to pay fees to use them all the time, and some of them I just don't understand. I will list my questions below with some examples…
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I'm mining Raven on unMineable (Ethash). Where do I get more gains? On unMineable or using other miners with a different pool? I'm getting around 40 MH. I'm sorry for sounding so newbie, i'm very new to all this. submitted by /u/edward1650_ [link] [comments]
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2020 was a good year for the DeFi sector as several platforms saw an increased interest from traders and users. As these platforms offered new liquidity options for traders and helped them earn more profit, there was a sudden flow of income, resulting in more DEXs opening up to capitalize on this opportunity. One of […]
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Same for Polkadot, and it's only a year old. Cardano does not seem to attract developers and projects. Why do you think this is? I've heard: 1) The Haskell programming language is difficult to master or just very different than traditional programming languages. 2) Eth and Dot gave a lot of funds away to projects…
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A push to $40,000-$42,000 won’t protect Bitcoin from risks of undergoing a major price decline later, suggests a century-old price prediction model created by technical analyst titan Richard Wyckoff.
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I have a Trezor, and I want to move some ERC20 to a hidden wallet. I don't care how long it takes, I just don't want to pay more than say $3. I see now on gasnow, the fees are low (~$0.67 at 12 GWEI). But when I go into the Trezor to send it,…
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