“You must be either truly decentralized … or generally [be] smothered with regulations,”
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Hello! I would like to share photos of my rigs. Let me know what you think! I have a total of 10×3070 (and one more on the way) – 6x1660super – 3x5700XT – 2×3080 and I am waiting on a new mobo for another 3x1660super that I have laying around. I also have one 3060…
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This sub becomes "unbearable" when the market is down and it's the same thing every fucking time. Here is a summary of 99% of what people post : People whining about losses and freaking out People asking to stop whining about losses and freaking out People pretending that they knew the market will go down…
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So many of my friends, family & work colleagues proclaim in despair…. " if only i had bought Amazon back in the day or Facebook…i'd be set for life!". "buy BTC then" i say. They laugh. Heres the thing…. Most people desire a decent level of wealth. Its not about lambos, its about having…
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Just a hobbyist in this space, hopefully this will help someone. When I want to shutdown GETH to reboot windows or take a backup (the DB is easily corrupted), this seems to help get the node back up and running with a large number of peers quickly… (I'm using a mix of Windows & Linux…
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Bitcoin has been plagued by numerous dips that have left the price of the asset at one-month lows. Monday was brutal for the cryptocurrency as the close of the weekend drew in with its low momentum in the market. This, in turn, led to the market experiencing a downtrend. Most notable was the price of bitcoin actually dropping into the $42,000 price range. While the market dealt with this, a record flash crash happened on the trading platform Pyth Network. The crash was so significant that it saw the price of bitcoin lose almost 90% of its current value. The price crash lasted for approximately two minutes. Driving the price of bitcoin down to as low as $5,400 on Monday. The crash happened between the BTC < > USD pair on the Pyth Network. The Solana-based solution also saw the confidence interval (four times the asset reported price) for bitcoin drop to $21,623. Related Reading | Just 10 Days After El Salvador’s “Bitcoin Day”, President Bukele Confirms 1.1 Million Citizens Have Chivo Wallet Between 12:21 and 12:23 UTC the Pyth BTCUSD aggregate price was below $40,000 – the lowest price reported was $5,402 with a confidence interval of $21,623 (4x the asset reported price) for a single slot – which was off-market relative to the BTC price available on other markets — Pyth (@PythNetwork) September 20, 2021 Pyth Network acknowledged the crash on their Twitter account, where they assured their users that they were working to figure out what caused this. “Engineers are continuing to investigate the cause and a full report is in the works,” it said. BTC price recovers after falling to low $40K | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView.com Why Did Bitcoin Crash So Much? It is still not clear what the reason behind the crash was. So far, there seem to be no other pairs affected by the crash. And no other cryptocurrencies have been reported to have suffered the same fate as bitcoin. The crash led to massive liquidations on the platform, which were, “unfortunately working as intended,” tweeted Bonfida. Related Reading | While Broader Crypto Market Holds Its Collective Breath, Whales Are Loading Up On Bitcoin The crash no doubt affected a number of Pyth Network users. The network has apologized to affected users, saying, “We’re very sorry for any hurt incurred for Pyth customers.” And the team has asked those affected by the flash crash to reach out to the team either through Twitter or Discord. The team continues to work on figuring out the cause of the crash and will produce a report of their investigations. Featured image from Yahoo Finance, chart from TradingView.com
Hi, I have completely no idea how mining works and all I know haha gpu go brr and make money. For the past half a year I've been mining on ethermine.org and it used to automatically send eth to my mew wallet every 28th day of the month without any fees. The last month it…
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Yes, I prefer invest as much as I can, because I am much more afraid that I will waste my life by working whole life 9-5 like and never be happy. I always ask myself what is the worst that can happen? And I can't find answer that would scare me or change my mind.…
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