This week, I only get 200 on my paycheck. 2 days off because an injury, 2 days off because of holidays. My plan is to buy 200 of ETH to convert this week into a full week. Should work out! submitted by /u/Dysdrone [link] [comments]
Are there any 3rd party options to convert my assets into FIAT If anything funky happens with the banks? What are the chances for banks to stop operate under a civil war or something half the magnitude of a civil war? Which one is better to convert? $,€,£? Is there any blueprint or survival manual…
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So I definitely get why gas fees are "high" on Ethereum's base layer (it's useful). Also that the goal of the layer 2's will be to combine many transactions into a single transaction on the base layer so that base layer gas fees are distributed across the transactions, so each layer 2 transaction costs less…
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The chairman of Australia’s Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) says crypto is “being driven by extraordinary consumer and investor demand,” noting that “The implications for consumers are potentially huge.” The securities regulator is currently working with lawmakers to develop rules for cryptocurrencies. Regulator Sees ‘Extraordinary Consumer and Investor Demand’ for Crypto Australian Securities and Investments […]
I bought 5 ETH in january, it was my first real investment in crypto and investing in general. I looked at the charts every minute of everyday for 2 weeks straight. I was going crazy of fear, fear that I would loose all my hard earned money… So I sold with a loss.. Looking back…
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As part of the sponsorship deal with SCC Napoli, the Floki Inu logo will be featured on the back of the football team’s jersey and across LED signs at the team’s home stadium.
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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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.
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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]
