So let’s say I originally had ETH on Coinbase bought at the price of $2,000 at the time. If I were to convert it to eth2 and stake it, would I still be getting the same rate at 2,000 that I bought it for? submitted by /u/LoLViperNA [link] [comments]
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Badger has received reports of unauthorized withdrawals of user funds. As Badger engineers investigate this, all smart contracts have been paused to prevent further withdrawals. https://twitter.com/BadgerDAO/status/1466263899498377218?s=20 submitted by /u/fipasi [link] [comments]
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Such principles as decentralization and tokenization will enrich the nonprofit and charitable sectors via accepting donations in crypto.
I'm fairly new to crypto and this was my first crash/dip. Reading the comments I've realised that we still have paper hands who are willing to sell despite losses. However, the sudden recovery has definitely startled many like me. We were having thoughts about the dip being deeper however it jumped back rather spectacularly. Does…
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Let's say someone (me) sends a small amount of Eth to test out metamask and the Eth network. It only took like ~$7 to send out of mainstream exchange account. But now trying to even make a basic swap, there's >$70 gas fee, and this is off-time and trying to minimize slipperage fees…. So, any…
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A lot of people have been complaining about Bitcoin's Lightning Network or other L2 solutions on Bitcoin for being too centralized/lacking in security. Why do I not hear that argument from people on Ethereum Layer 2's? What is the fundamental difference between how they work on BTC vs. ETH? submitted by /u/mybed54 [link]…
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