I remember seeing the answer before but I can't seem to find it so I thought I would just ask. Who pays the fees on a Raven Trader trade? The one who created the transaction or the one who completes it? submitted by /u/Difficult-Worth7283 [link] [comments]
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Let that sink in. There’s over 56 million millionaires in the world, compared to 21 million Bitcoin. Assuming the entire supply was available, there would only be 0.375 per millionaire available. 0.375 Bitcoin is currently just over $17,000. It is estimated that around 20% of available supply could be lost forever, which would bring the…
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Account: 0x7Fa32CE2d1Cdc1C46cE3704176eDf03099F6d3a1 submitted by /u/octor_stranger [link] [comments]
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The bullish setup emerges as traders raise their upside bets in smart contract protocols that rival Ethereum.
Is that a goal, or is ethereum evolving towards a fee based system which has higher fees? What do you know about this topic? submitted by /u/michael-py [link] [comments]
Audio has leaked of Safemoon's former CTO Hank Wyatt discussing releasing a rival scam token. Wyatt quit 2 days ago after the wallet fiasco, although this audio indicates that he has been planning to leave for months and was trying to extract $3m by holding the twitter, discord and website to ransom. https://twitter.com/de_crypto_mole/status/1436952213335707649?s=21 Notable quotes:…
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I know this isn't exactly a Ravencoin question but it ultimately involves RVN as well. I read this a while ago: https://blog.bitmex.com/i-still-cant-draw-a-line/ When the world finally accepts cryptocurrencies (we know it's going to happen at some point) as a new standard, what will stop central banks and governments to bail failing exchanges? I understand that…
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