API to get NFTs by owner address?
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Very simple question Would I be an idiot to save with ethereum treating it like a bank ISA? submitted by /u/gazzaaa [link] [comments]
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I want to try out DeSo so I looked at Farcaster as it made some noise lately but I'm already irritated at onboarding: – "Warpcast"-App requests a lot of unnecessary (?) permissions – first step of onboarding is "Provide eMail"… Why would they need that (at least an explanation would be nice)? So it already…
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Sean McBride, the former Director of Global Talent Acquisition at Ripple, has hinted at significant upcoming news for Ripple and XRP. McBride’s announcement, made via a post on X (formerly known as Twitter), has sparked a mix of excitement and skepticism among followers and investors alike. His post stated: “Big news coming from #Ripple and #XRP in the next couple days,” setting the stage for speculation on what the news could entail and its potential impact on XRP’s market performance. However, the reaction to McBride’s announcement has been varied within the XRP community. Big news coming from #Ripple and #XRP in the next couple days — Sean McBride (@seanmcbride16) February 6, 2024 Wietse Wind, the founder of XRPL Labs—a company known for developing XRP Ledger-based projects such as XAMAN (formerly XUMM), a digital wallet, and Codius, a smart contract platform—responded with a hint of skepticism, implying concerns about insider trading: Must be quite the news if it is worth entering insider trading territory. Another community member, identified as Faisal, expressed a more cynical view, suggesting a pattern of temporary engagement with Ripple’s technology: “Another company using Ripple’s products as a ‘pilot program’ and then never actually using it after?” This sentiment reflects a broader skepticism that has occasionally surrounded Ripple’s partnerships and the actual adoption of its technology. Related Reading: XRP Buy Signal Goes Off, Analyst Says This Is How Long Uptrend Will Last In response to the negative feedback, McBride’s retort was blunt: “Yeah, all you non Ripple shareholders can STFU because, yes, big news IS coming, already has come, and XRP is going to explode so piss off if you don’t have anything positive to say.” This statement indicates a strong belief in the significance of the upcoming news and its potential to positively impact the XRP price. XRP Price Shows No Reaction (Yet) As of press time, the XRP price has not shown any significant reaction to McBride’s announcement. This lack of immediate market movement may suggest that investors are adopting a wait-and-see approach. In a technical analysis of XRP against the US dollar (1-day chart), the price shows a continuation within a descending channel pattern, indicating a bearish market sentiment. As of press time, the XRP price hovered around the $0.50 mark. The chart analysis reveals that the price of XRP is currently struggling below several critical Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) – the 20-day EMA at $0.52319, the 50-day EMA at $0.55345, and the 100-day EMA at $0.56877. This EMA positioning suggests a strong resistance level for any upward price movement. Furthermore, the 200-day EMA at $0.56220, although below the 100-day EMA, still acts as a potential resistance zone. Related Reading: Crypto Analyst Highlights Why XRP Price Is Ready For Takeoff Volume indicators show a relatively stable volume with a slight increase in selling pressure, as denoted by the red volume bars. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is at 36.08, which is close to the oversold territory, but not yet indicative of a strong reversal signal. Notably, the price is trading near the 0.786 Fibonacci retracement level at $0.49894, a critical support level in the short term. This Fibonacci retracement is drawn from the major swing high at $0.74902 to the swing low at $0.43085. The price has already breached the 0.5 ($0.58993) and 0.618 ($0.55239) Fibonacci levels, which were previously acting as support levels, and is now testing the 0.786 level for potential support. The descending channel pattern is defined by two parallel lines, with the price making lower highs and lower lows, which is typically seen as a bearish signal. For traders looking for a bullish reversal, a break above the upper boundary of the channel and the nearest EMA would be essential. Conversely, a drop below the 0.786 Fibonacci level could see the price test the $0.43085 level, which is the recent swing low. Featured image created with DALL·E, chart from TradingView.com
People in this sub often suggest that dont use your main wallet for staking on 3rd party protocols or claim airdrops to avoid getting hacked and your crypto stolen. I have a no. of coins in my portfolio. If I want to stake them on their own chain or 3rd part protocols like stader then…
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I am very curious as I've heard that over 50% of LPs lose their capital and it's actually better to just HODL in this regard. I'm more interested in V3 pools as this is the most current version. What is your experience and are / were you profitable at providing liquidity? Also how do you…
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