It's the ways of the world, that's the answer. Human greed is an element in any venture, whether crypto or non-crypto, not just devs. So if have an upcoming project, always watch it closely, and keep your coins closer
Well, I guess that really aged well. Hindsight they say, is always 20/20.Now that SBF and FTX are down and out, what have we learnt? Well, what I did learn is that nothing is guaranteed in crypto. Hell, nothing is guaranteed in life. Only guaranteed element is death
I still think the idea of adopting crypto as a legal tender is a bit too early and erratic. It can plunge a whole nation into all sorts of problems. Also if the network or Blockchain is flawed, then the real danger materializes. Example is Bukele's experiment with Salvador with bitcoin
It pumped and did a little bit of a correction. I had some in my wallet which I sold off some months ago during the deep bearish days. Ah, crypto can really be harsh as usual
I think this mire that crypto.com got itself into would be their uplifting. It has somehow given it an opportunity to show it has some liquidity. Remember they finally showed it was all a lie(I mean the low liquidity accusations). Remember no publicity is bad publicity
It all boils down to careful and manipulative fud since Kris of crypto.com came out saying the deposit that was raising so much dust was done way back in March and to their whitelisted wallets. Crypto.com proceeded to withdraw the funds back to its cold wallets over the following days. The entirety of ETH was successfully withdrawn by Crypto.com and returned to our cold storage. I think all this is fudded to manipulate the market and worsen the bear sentiments
I don't think so. Kris, the CEO of crypto.com came out on Twitter saying the deposit that was raising so much dust was done way back in March and to their whitelisted wallets. I think all this is fudded to manipulate the market and worsen the bear sentiments