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Any other apps like blockfolio that isn't lagging?
I only use the TradingView app which I highly recommend. But if you want to use a blockfolio-like app, maybe you can try DELTA app. I found reviews on reddit that delta better than blockfolio in terms of price updates. been hearing tradingview is really good |
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Can you provide at least a single link that will bring me to the conversation about ripple to be the next bitcoin? or is this just a gimmick? I think that you are trolling us about this. It will not gonna happen and when you are saying $10 and that's more than enough to call that as a big joke created by ripple supporters. xrapid didn't even bring positive impact to the ripple and look at the chart. it shows that ripple is still stuck in the same place. As we all have seen ripple has been quite strong these past few days and with all that it has done over the past months compared to most other currencies and the launch of xrapid is actually starting to show in its price.
There is so much talk about ripple taking over bitcoin and being 10$ what are your thoughts on this?
yes, the talk have been many years already. it just need more insiders pump. The insider didn't have intention to pump the ripple price but they are still doing the opposite thing like dumping the pre-mined coin to the market. The foundation is looking for more money and it didn't wanna waste their money. I think that when what you were saying was true and with multi-billions dollars of money and ripple team can do that instantly. In fact, the company is looking for more liquidity to make them able to liquidate their assets. yes, we're seeing ripple trying to hype lately probably because insiders need to dump more ripple started off 100% own by like 2 or 3 people, they dumping most of it already and when they're done with dumping the project is done. |
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Besides this, you need to check if their community is active, is the code available on GitHub, if yes what is the level of activities? Is the roadmap achievable and it is really worth tokenizing?
yes, github, make sure it is available and legit for everyone to see. very good one. |
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Total Noob here. From what I can glean off of the limited info on buying/trading info out there, and maybe I'm just looking in the wrong places, but it seems I will need about 20 different exchanges with 20 different passwords and 20 different wallets with 20 different passwords to buy/trade the coins I want. Is this accurate? Why so many hoops to jump through? Why not one, or a couple of exchanges that have every coin out there? Is it for security? Or because it's DeFi? Some of the exchanges don't even tell you what coins they carry until you go through a 10 step verification process, only to find out they don't deal the coin you want, or do not allow U.S. citizens to trade. I want to understand and become more involved in the Alt coin market, but man it's frustrating. I'm using coinbase and it's horrible for Alts. Any help out there for the noob would be very much appreciated. Thanks!  no that's not correct sir |
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As we all have seen ripple has been quite strong these past few days and with all that it has done over the past months compared to most other currencies and the launch of xrapid is actually starting to show in its price.
There is so much talk about ripple taking over bitcoin and being 10$ what are your thoughts on this?
yes, the talk have been many years already. it just need more insiders pump. |
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SDOT PoS mining revenue (DOT mapping)
10,000 SDOT day theoretical income: 31.9 PCX
Converted to USDT: 510.4 USDT
Daily rate of return: 3.64%
Annualized rate of return: 1328.6%
can this be sustain or just a one hit wonder thing? too little is not good and too much also not good. |
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i like passive income in staking way better. check out ark and download their wallet at http://ark.io to see how cool it is to invest in crypto 💯💥👍 i like the idea of your tokens is in your wallet and 100% safe. |
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You just need to do research on a coin with staking ability, they survive through their use cases not even the staking feature, it makes sense and easy than proof of work Algorithm and also less costly to get into.
i recommended you checking out ark, just download their wallet and test it out, http://ark.iodeposit some ark into your wallet and vote for a delegate then wait for them to send you more free staking ark. your ark tokens is always safe and in your wallet. |
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I see that more and more investors are interested in a passive income that comes from cryptocurrencies. But, I am a little bit afraid that all these concepts: staking, crypto lending, and all form of income that is generated from nothing will end up sooner or later. When you compare mining, you have to buy mining rigs at first, then you need to pay electricity, so you spent a lot of money to mine a Bitcoin and that makes it valuable. What about staking? What you sacrifice to receive new coins?
crypto passive income work very well with ark dpos example i have 40k ark tokens worth about $20k right now and i vote for some delegate, this delegate pay me about 11ark daily and in 1month i have about 330 ark tokens passive income, translate to about $165. way better than buy a renting property or anything right now for me. i just sold my renting property and bought ark, with less headache right now and even getting pay more! the good thing is ark even get more expensive everyday translate i get even more income! 50,000($25000) ark tokens with daily staking/passive income now about 14 ark or 420 ark tokens a month, which equal $210. |
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to prove they're not scammer project and minimize your investment of being scam...
1. look for the team if they're legit and real human... prove to yourself if they're human and real, not fake linkin from russia, reddit or facebook stuff...
it's so easy to fake identities because on the internet everything can be faked and make it looks legit, look at the projects that they think were legit because they thought the teams were legit with the photo and data, but it's all just fake cuz they could take the images from everywhere. But a chosen people could identify that yes, just like what i said on the post. even coin volumes can be fake and manipulate, people though it was real then they got trap. like i always said binance is a fake exchange when it first started, fake volumes, cardano is fake when it first started, fake volumes, there are ton of other coins on top 100 that are fake. |
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"RDPoS" which stands for "Random Delegated Proof of Stake" sound like simple pos if it don't sound or it work different from pos then when this random delegate turn to stake it have a dead node. this "RDPoS" is sound just simply = pos. of all the dpos ark is still the best one out there.
Good point. I haven't read much about RDPoS, but it seems to be very similar to traditional PoS. I've seen a suggestion a while ago made by a STEEM member which aims to improve DPoS. It's a Reputation-based Delegated Proof of Stake where delegators need to have a good reputation (often displayed as Reputation Points) in order to produce blocks on the Blockchain. If they're elected based on the number of votes on the Blockchain, but their reputation is less the predefined value, they won't be able to participate in the Blockchain's consensus. There are so many ways to decentralize DPoS, limited to developers' own imagination. My guess is that various Blockchain projects will work together in order to prevent the events from STEEM repeating themselves over and over again. The hostile takeover of the STEEM blockchain by Justin Sun's witnesses, has urged the need to improve DPoS for the better. In its current state, large stakeholders (especially centralized exchanges) are capable of "dictating" the rules of the Blockchain making DPoS utterly centralized. We've seen Binance's large influence on the TRON blockchain due to the large number of votes amassed by its staking services. With an improved version of DPoS, centralized exchanges will no longer play a part in the network's consensus making the underlying cryptocurrency decentralized. All in all, time will tell us if DPoS will be able to live up to the task or become replaced by other consensus algorithms with decentralization in mind. AFAIK, PoW is the most decentralized consensus algorithm in the world today (despite being resource-intensive and sluggish). It's no wonder why Bitcoin hasn't shifted from PoW to PoS (or its variants). DPoS may be flawed right now, but it can be improved over time. Everything will depend on developers themselves whenever they'd want to improve DPoS or leave it as is. So far, I'm impressed with the job "ARK" has been doing so far. Voting for 1 delegate at a time (per account) makes ARK's DPoS model a much more decentralized one. Just my opinion say if people moving their coins out of binance then it would make binance less influence, it would depend on the coin holders, i think if they see binance doing harm to their holding or project chance they will taking their coin out. all and all it depend on the code how voter or dpos work. ark just have and use the one with common sense with decentralized. it's really nice and fun to see have decentralized dpos work, every delegates just want people to vote for them and they work hard for the community. ark community especially on slack are very active and delegates have creating ton of cool stuffs for ark as whole. i recommended you to download ark wallet and test it out. |
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this coin has been hype for a couple years now, it was in top 20 even when it don't have a blockchain to prove, deep pocket whales could turn any shiit project into a shining star, just saying.
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Hello guys, good night ... could you tell me if the ARK Mainnet is August 31st  I would appreciate an answer .... greetings. ark mainnet is released 3 and half years ago -- https://explorer.ark.io/ |
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you make a good point. one thing i never understand is some coins with no blockchain but worth billions! what kind of magic air they're using and smoking must be so good
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ark dpos and network is the best, it's not possible to freeze, tampering, or block any top 51 delegates from producing blocks. unless people unvoted you out of top 51 or your voting power is below that 51 delegates line then you're not able to make anything. if people/coder able to block, freeze or cherry pick a delegate from producing any block when it have the right to do so then it's not decentralized blockchain, also this is in the code not the dpos mechanism itself. dpos is fun and the best if it done right like ark.
Good to know. This is what we need in order to make DPoS a solid contender against PoW and PoS consensus algorithms. My guess is that diverse Blockchain projects will continue to build upon DPoS in order to make it as decentralized as possible. Projects like STEEM or TRON wouldn't care more or less about this, since they're utterly centralized. But other projects like EOS and ARK can work continuously in order to solve the inherent problems of DPoS. This is thanks to the decentralized and open source nature of Blockchain technology. Speaking of DPoS, I've stumbled across a new cryptocurrency called "IoTeX" with its own version of the algorithm. It's called "RDPoS" which stands for "Random Delegated Proof of Stake" with a focus on decentralization. I've been reading about it lately, and the concept is very promising. Basically, delegates are chosen randomly by the network from a pool of participants. Every once in a while, current delegates are "switched" to other ones on the network, reducing the chances of centralization. It would've been great if either STEEM or HIVE adopted this new consensus algorithm in order to make their Blockchain networks more resilient against big stakeholders. If successful, blockchains using RDPoS could become as comparable as their PoW or PoS counterparts in terms of decentralization. With the STEEM dilemma, I think that developers will focus on ways to further improve DPoS in order to minimize risks of centralization as much as possible. Just my thoughts  "RDPoS" which stands for "Random Delegated Proof of Stake" sound like simple pos if it don't sound or it work different from pos then when this random delegate turn to stake it have a dead node. this "RDPoS" is sound just simply = pos. of all the dpos ark is still the best one out there. |
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Hello crypto enthusiasts, do not get so carried away with the DEFI craze, so much so that you put in more than required into it, be wise. Trends come and go, ride DEFI wisely. Vitalik tweeted https://twitter.com/VitalikButerin/status/1294186505745731584?s=19 that he hasn't done any yield farming so far, so why so excited about yield farming? The concept is not bad but still has a long way to go since there are many cons. he's always jealous of something. he's rather see ico scams on his etherium platform. |
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ark dpos and network is the best, it's not possible to freeze, tampering, or block any top 51 delegates from producing blocks. unless people unvoted you out of top 51 or your voting power is below that 51 delegates line then you're not able to make anything. if people/coder able to block, freeze or cherry pick a delegate from producing any block when it have the right to do so then it's not decentralized blockchain, also this is in the code not the dpos mechanism itself. dpos is fun and the best if it done right like ark.
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no worry my friends ark next pump will be 8k to 10k satoshi
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