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Which 2nd layer to use?

I am planning to deploy a Dapp. The mainnet will be too expensive to use (until 2.0, I hope) due to the gas fees. Which layer network would you guys recommend? What are you actually using on those networks? Edit: the data which is stored on the contracts is arbitrare, strings, arrays etc. So I…
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Mixed messages on crypto tax rules create confusion in South Korea

Government officials waffling about the crypto tax that’s set to come into effect in 2022 has created a maelstrom of conflicting reports that even officials can’t seem to keep track of.

Ravencoin Wallet | Node | Mining w/Overclocking on Linux

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Paper wallet to Ledger

Noob question. I’ve searched through the subreddit and most relevant posts are a few years old. New to etherum after receiving a paper wallet as a gift. Is MEW still the easiest way to transfer it to a ledger? (Or is it the easiest?) submitted by /u/Bredditch [link] [comments]

Coinbase down during the most crucial times.

Been in Crypto for a pretty long time and I have been using Coinbase for just as long. This is the most annoying thing ever! Why does this always happen, when the market starts to move. It always happens, when something big is about to go down and I feel like they know something we…
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Should I invest in ethereum?

I’ve been getting into crypto lately and since the whole nft thing is going on right now i thought it would be a good time to invest because I know the meta verse doesn’t stop here and that it will blow up in the future. I’m not very informed on all of this but I’ve…
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The US Senate has just requested information on tether’s backing by DECEMBER 3

If you go on Twitter you can see the letter from the US Senate representatives yourselves. It doesn’t look great to be honest. They want to obviously know how it’s backed and if it’s truly backed which is the million dollar question. The senate wants answers to the questions asked in the letter by December…
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Ripple Expects SEC Lawsuit Over XRP to Conclude Next Year, CEO Says ‘We’re Seeing Pretty Good Progress’

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse says that he expects the lawsuit over XRP by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to come to a conclusion next year. The executive explained: “We’re seeing pretty good progress despite a slow-moving judicial process.” Ripple’s CEO Is Hopeful the SEC’s Lawsuit Over XRP Will Conclude Next Year Ripple CEO […]

CoinbaseOne now testing

I just got an invitation to sign up for CoinbaseOne, which is a monthly subscription service. It's $29.99/mo. And if you sign up thy remove all transaction fees, give you a dedicated support line, and offer up to $1 million dollars in asset protection in case you get hacked. Don't know if anyone else has…
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AMA on r/cryptocurrency is LIVE 8PM ET! I’m Morgan Harper US Senate Candidate for Ohio. Ask Me Anything about my interest in crypto. I see potential for crypto to reverse the trend of power moving from places like Ohio to places like Silicon Valley by creating economic freedom for middle America.

I’m Morgan Harper, candidate for the United States Senate for Ohio. I am a consumer protection attorney and community organizer from Columbus. My politics is pretty straight forward: I fight corporate power to create economic freedom for everyone. To prove that, I don’t take corporate PAC money. My interest in crypto started back in 2011…
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