In other phrasing; what’s your starting point for crypto info? Firstly: The obvious answer would be this subreddit. however fun it may be to linger around, this ends up being a place for shilling and echo chambers: Lots of very vocal people talking about a handful of coins would make one believe that a coin…
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Source: Coinbase Bytes Newsletter Copied and paste from it since no images are allowed here anymore: Ethereum fees could fall dramatically In the coming months, Ethereum is expected to launch its EIP-4844 upgrade, which, according to a prediction from asset manager VanEck, will "reduce transaction fees and improve scalability for layer 2 chains such as…
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Tldr The SEC's recent approval of spot bitcoin exchange-traded products (ETPs) has sparked speculation about potential approval for ether spot ETPs. Gary Gensler's statement emphasized the narrow scope of this decision, exclusively pertaining to bitcoin and not indicating a broader acceptance of crypto asset securities. Previously, the SEC approved nine ether futures ETFs in September…
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Howdy, A friend gifted me the gear he was running a BTC node on. If it is possible to run and ETH validator node on this, what is the recommended set up please? submitted by /u/Bali_Dog [link] [comments]
I am thinking about creating a new protocol that allows you to save every months. If you don’t comply, you lose your saving. If you complete your period (6 months for example) you will receive your total saving plus some profits from the loss of others. Would you consider using it? submitted by …
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Welcome to the Daily Crypto Discussion thread. Please read the disclaimer and rules before participating. Disclaimer: Consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading,…
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Soon to be regretted in a few years or less. submitted by /u/cryptolibertatum [link] [comments]
When we tried to withdraw some Eth, it is costing us $33/transaction, if we do test, that's $33*2= $66. And that's the price when gas fee is 13gwei. And we are forced to use ERC 20 Imagine how expensive that will be when gas fee goes up. For those people who do dollar cost average.…
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