I think they distribute it via cex not on dex, but i don't know the exact information, i got my coins on binance, so i guess the one who got the airdrop is the one who bought luna on cex.
I have never invested in Luna, but I have followed the events since their demise, and I think what you say is true. Mostly, I only see centralized exchanges announcing airdrop distribution via CEX, I hardly see anything about DEX. This is the first time hearing about this incident, as most people used CEX to receive the airdrop. OP, but Lunc has become a dead coin with no future anyway, and as you said, it's just an insignificant amount. You can forget about them, and this also shows us that DEX cannot be more convenient than CEX, DEX has too many inadequacies, if you use Binance in this case, they will solve it for you quickly. I know the airdrop won't be of any significant value, not even in the slightest possibility of it marking a minor recovery during a bull market. It just came to mind because I recently had a discussion with someone who mentioned that he had received it on Binance. Otherwise, I had no clue that Terra was airdropped at some point. It's certainly not a big deal, but I thought I'd ask in case it was possible in any way; if there isn't, I wouldn't care at all. I've said it before, and I'm going to say it again: whether we like it or not, CEXs are certainly more convenient and user-friendly than DEXs. |
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Success in life is guaranteed if you keep on trying. In recent years, the competition is so hard that you can't even find a decent job. As you said, you have been in many fields of jobs and were quite successful. It is good to hear. I can imagine that you have gained a lot of experience. And in the end you found what you are really good at. Bitcoin is the symbol of freedom. And no wonder that you are able to dream big with it.
Correct approach to it could change one's life. In order to achieve that, you need dedication. You have done a great job. One thing I want to say is that, you went bankrupt before in business. So don't let that happen to you with Bitcoin too. Cheers.
You don't have to drop out of college to be occupied with Bitcoin; it doesn't necessarily have to be one of the two; you can do both at the same time. Success can never be guaranteed, sometimes even if you're a hard worker. Bitcoin or college won't provide you with a guarantee either, but they can come in handy in your lifetime. I became active in the cryptocurrency scene in college, and the combination of these two has been extremely beneficial but certainly not life-changing. I'm not dreaming nor aiming to become wealthy through Bitcoin, but at least currently, it is assisting me in my daily life by providing me with a decent side income and giving me hope for a better future. |
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The timing could also be a factor
Perhaps you purchased it at the time when the snapshot was already taken? Could you confirm that it was done before the snapshot?
I am not sure about the Binance smart chain Terra Luna, but I did receive the airdrop of some purchased Luna that was in FTX back then.
Perhaps it's something I also considered for myself; however, my LUNC purchase took place very close to my acquaintance's, and that's why it frustrated me. I've also read that CEXs conducted the airdrop distribution without any issues. I know for a fact that Terra is a dead coin and it's pointless, but it'd be another coin to add to my collection, which possibly could be worth some money in an upcoming bull run, to put to good use in another coin such as BNB or BTC. |
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I'm not married but have been in a relationship for over 5 years now. We have had our fair share of fights over the course of our relationship, but we always managed to work things out and have never broken up for more than a few days. Our principle is to fix things and not give up the moment a problem arises. Life is tough, and you'll have to work through your problems together. I believe in second chances; depending on the reason for the breakup, if it wasn't cheating, maybe I'd consider getting back together with someone.
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This might sound a little stupid or off-topic after so so many months, but this is actually a genuine question I have.
I had purchased some LUNC through PancakeSwap before the Terra airdrop took place, a couple of dollars' worth, nothing special. However, I never received anything when Terra was distributed to its users; an acquaintance of mine who had purchased a significantly smaller amount of LUNC through Binance received a small amount of Terra. It certainly won't be a large amount, but it'd be nice to claim them if possible, just for the sake of holding them. I was told that there's a chance that they could still be claimed.
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I think 10 BTC and 100 ETH would set you up for good, so once that is reached, I would stop accumulating, what is your plan?
Now 2023 10 years later 2033 Now bitcoin price $28000(approx) 10 BTC = $280000 It is impossible to accurately predict what Bitcoin will actually do, but many experts believe that after 2030, Bitcoin will have a market cap of $500,000. If it would possible then 10 BTC for retirement is highly enough. 10 btc will not be enough for retirement if the market price of bitcoin falls after 2030. But based on the competitive Bitcoin demand it is true that the market value of Bitcoin will increase a lot in the future. While 10 BTC is currently a decent sum of money, chances are that with its current value, it's not enough to live comfortably for the rest of your life. Due to its volatility, it's unclear if it'll be enough to sustain yourself in 5, 10, or 20 years from now. Personally, I believe that analysis may be correct to some degree, but the markets are unpredictable, and anything negative (or positive) can occur at any possible time. While I also believe that in a few years from now, Bitcoin will be worth a lot more, I wouldn't take it for granted if you ask me. |
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The world economic challenge is getting worse as the day counts, and I'm still thinking if their were to be no bitcoin how would people cope with all the challenges in this modern world. Bitcoin has really come through for people of this days in different way and in different countries.
In some countries where they have serious unemployment challenges many people have engaged in bitcoin to invest and into other aspects of bitcoin, just imagine if their were no bitcoin how will the common man invest the little he or she has. If there were no bitcoin I know their are investment people can go for but it will be something that the rich and middle class can afford to invest. In bitcoin the rich, poor and middle class can go into it, this is to say bitcoin is for every body.
With the recent challenge in Nigeria where the resigni of their currency has caused scarcity of flow of cash which is really affecting the citizens, I know bitcoin will also make a good contribution in this case because lots of young people in the country are engage to bitcoin.
In different occasions of economic crisis in the world bitcoin has always been there to play a good role. Thanks to bitcoin for it existence in this difficult time of life.
There is no doubt that Bitcoin has become popular alternative investment option, specially in countries facing economic difficulties, due to its decentralized nature and lack of government control. In conclusion, Bitcoin has provided new investment opportunities and financial inclusion for many people, but it should be noted that Bitcoin is very volatile and high risk asset. Therefore, one should operate within their financial limitations and risk tolerance, when investing in Bitcoin. As someone who has been in cryptocurrencies since 2014 and have used Bitcoin both as a currency and as an asset I can confirm that it has been a great alternative investment. So far, it has enabled me to live a lot more comfortably due to the significant side income I'm receiving through the forum, while at the same time, it's a great hobby to keep you busy. I regret not being active throughout all these years; I had two large inactivity periods. |
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Unfortunately, this is the sad truth. The majority of us will spend our lives working for someone else's business and following a specific lifestyle. Study, graduate from college or university, then proceed to find a job. This mindset is stemming from older generations, and unfortunately doesn't work anymore if you fancy more for your life.
However, it's necessary to work at someone else's business at some point. Studies are always great but hands-on experience is also important and only gained by working and slowly moving up the ladder. The latter is not always necessary, but it's how it usually happens.
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-snip- It's 60 minutes or 1 hour cool down before you can collect again. It seems wasting of time for me.  They used to reward faucets hundreds of times bigger than they are now. But that one is a waste of time with relatively little value. After all it is a game, what can be expected is that you with a few spins a day have a lucky jackpot prize. So even though it will spin 24 times every day it will not add to that potential luck. The amount of money it returns per roll hasn't changed throughout the years; that was generally standard. I always remember the maximum reward being $200; correct me if I'm wrong. The "issue" is that the value of Bitcoin has risen so much that the corresponding payment in Bitcoin has severely lowered, but the payment amount has remained the same. Faucets were never a means to generate money, or Bitcoin in this case; they were supposed to introduce you to cryptocurrencies. The increase however benefited those who had acquired Bitcoin through faucets in the earlier days. |
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The recent news brings both positive and negative aspects for the crypto industry. On the one hand, Luna holders may face another potential drop in value due this news. On the other hand, it is crucial to hold scammers accountable for their actions, as it helps prevent others from engaging in fraudulent activities.
Investigating scams is vital to uncover how they occurred and where the funds went. This information can be used to prevent similar incidents in the future and protect innocent individuals from harm.
It's about time he was caught; he's at fault for the billions lost by screwing over his investors. Eventually it would happen; he couldn't hide forever, especially as a Korean on the European continent. However, he and Luna were already a lost cause; it wasn't like he'd be able to continue the development of Luna, and his arrest won't have any serious effect. How much worse can it get for its investors? USTC, LUNC and Terra have hit rock bottom for months now; they can't go much lower. |
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...Its price was supposed to start at $0.025 per coin; was there a way to actually reserve that price? Because it's already at almost $0.50, while by looking at the graph, you can barely see the starting price.
Yes, you could buy a ID coin at this price if you took part in the launchpad, which was held on the Binance exchange. But not everything is as simple as it may seem, to get a good profit, it was necessary to have about 100 BNB on your wallet. And in that case, your profit would be $1000. Are you sure about that? I just read the email I received earlier today, and it only mentions that the maximum BNB you could commit was based on the past five-day average BNB balance, and in order to commit, it'll have to be in your spot wallet. There's no mention that you have to have a specific amount of BNB in order to participate. If so, you're practically making money out of thin air since Space ID skyrocketed minutes after trading started. The minimum amount to participate in the launchpad was only 0.1 BNB. But you should understand that the number of ID coins that you could redeem at a price of 0.025 dollars is minuscule. But I wrote about how much it was necessary to have BNB coins in the wallet to get a profit equal to $1000. Oh, I understand now. Makes sense so it wouldn't get abused too much; however, with the current price, there was still a decent amount of money to be made, as with $1,000 you could practically buy up to 40,000 coins, while currently it's trending at $0.50, which is easy money if you ask me. It was almost inevitable for the price not to skyrocket after all this promotion from Binance. It sucks, because if I had noticed earlier, I would have bought some to earn some pocket money and use that to purchase Bitcoin or BNB. |
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Bitcoin takes up 30% of my portfolio with the rest in altcoins.
What is everyone expecting in 2024/25 bull run? Is a 10x a good return or should we be hoping for more?
First off, Bitcoin should be wayyyy more than 30% of your portfolio. 70% altcoins is crazy risky. That sort of portfolio relies on being lucky, which is never a good investment strategy. You never know what altcoins will blow up in the upcoming market cycle and which ones will fade or just go sideways. While the one guaranteed thing is Bitcoin will go up a ton. Anyway, personally I'm expecting to see $150k-$200k peak in 2025. It could be a bit higher, may see <$250k. I doubt it would be lower than $150k unless some major thing disrupts the bull run. Granted, there was a major disruption in the bull run in 2021 so it is possible, just hopefully it won't happen two cycles in a row. As Lucius already mentioned a few days ago, a large amount of altcoins are meaningless and may be subject to a crash even if the market is trending upwards. Thus, I find your portfolio quite risky, and even though I don't know what altcoins you're holding, if I were you, I'd invest a greater percentage in Bitcoin. Moreover, the return the OP is expecting sounds quite extravagant. Personally, I mostly hold Bitcoin, and during this current bull-run, I managed to break even and surpass my DCA. I'd be happy if Bitcoin were to double in value within 2024. |
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...Its price was supposed to start at $0.025 per coin; was there a way to actually reserve that price? Because it's already at almost $0.50, while by looking at the graph, you can barely see the starting price.
Yes, you could buy a ID coin at this price if you took part in the launchpad, which was held on the Binance exchange. But not everything is as simple as it may seem, in order to get a good profit, it was necessary to have about 100 BNB on your wallet. And in that case, your profit would be $1000. Are you sure about that? I just read the email I received earlier today, and it only mentions that the maximum BNB you could commit was based on the past five-day average BNB balance, and in order to commit, it'll have to be in your spot wallet. There's no mention that you have to have a specific amount of BNB in order to participate. If so, you're practically making money out of thin air since Space ID skyrocketed minutes after trading started. |
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Most coins that are published on Binance and are advertised by them usually skyrocket; I remember the exact same thing happening with the Alice coin a year or two ago. You could possibly claim that it's some kind of manipulation from Binance's side.
I haven't even bothered to check the Space ID project; I saw some announcements, but I didn't have the time to go through them. Its price was supposed to start at $0.025 per coin; was there a way to actually reserve that price? Because it's already at almost $0.50, while by looking at the graph, you can barely see the starting price.
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Please I will like to know which mining pool is better for mining bitcoin and also if they do ask for Kyc verification
But why would you bother with cloud mining and waiting for a certain period of time to get your bitcoin when you can simply buy it directly and have it immediately in your own non-custodial wallet? And yes, if you plan to use Binance cloud mining you will have to go through KYC. Supposedly, Binance's programs break even at approximately 39 days; thus, any Bitcoin mined after the 40th day is pure profit. If everything goes according to plan, it's estimated that you'll yield roughly 25% profit, which isn't too bad. However, there are no guarantees, and even traditional mining has suffered a loss in earnings. The general idea of cloud mining has flaws already, even though Binance is a reputable exchange. All these services are investment products, so they aren't liable if anything doesn't go as planned. |
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Am I the only one who is a little infuriated and annoyed when I see so-called influencers and analysts making such extravagant predictions? Not only does it not yield any positive outcome for the community or the market, but it also may frustrate newbies. I don't doubt Bitcoin's capabilities, but claiming something so extreme is completely out of bounds. Anyway, his prediction is certainly not going to happen anytime soon, if at all.
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I am 99% sure that LUNA will not recover, because from my experience in cryptocurrency if a project that has failed and investors no longer trust the project, it will be difficult for the project to rise and restore investor confidence, because the most important value from a cryptocurrency project is trust, so if that trust is lost, then the project will also disappear (failed), therefore I'm not sure if LUNA can recover and the price can increase again.
It will still have its supporters and antis, that is the general nature of everything that I see not only Luna but some of the top altcoins also have had some fud and over time if they still maintain and develop. development, it will also make sense for them to regain their position. Personally, I find that today when startups are rushing to develop crypto products is a joy, we will see more quality products, as well as more security. Anyway, this is a topic to nibble on, or to give yourself a chance. You're comparing FUD other coins have faced in the past with a token that crashed and created a huge amount of chaos on the market. Two completely different scenarios. Personally, I believe that the only remaining supporters of Luna are those who didn't have the chance to sell when it wasn't too late and are doomed to hold these valueless coins, as well as those who purchased them at dirt cheap prices. Both are hoping a miracle happens and some day in the very far future, Luna manages to make a significant recovery in order to get rid of these coins. I'm also one of those who purchased a small amount of coins for the sake of buying them, but I'm not anticipating that I'll sell them for profit. |
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Yes, it's working in my account now. I tried to recover it now and it was created in 2017 when I was new in crypto.  Believe back then that I can raise so what could have worth something by just solving some captcha and roll free after some few minutes. .
It's 60 minutes or 1 hour cool down before you can collect again. It seems wasting of time for me. Unfortunately, the good ol' days of faucets have ended. I remember Freebitcoin giving as much as 1,000 Satoshi per roll. It wasn't worth much back then, but the amount of Bitcoin you could receive from just a faucet with almost zero effort and a few minutes of your time was impressive. Moreover, you're having a bonus, so you're receiving 7 satoshi per roll; the normal payout is 2 satoshi. It's certainly not worth it anymore, but it doesn't require any effort, so I may occasionally use it from my phone, hoping to get lucky sometime in the future. |
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I also recovered my Freebitcoin account two years ago, which contained a few thousand satoshi. It's one of the oldest, if not the oldest, faucets around and probably the most trusted one. I personally like its simple design and layout, which has stayed the same throughout the years. I still use the faucet and often their multiplier as well. I've never won a significant amount, though despite using the platform for years, the most I've won is 5,000 Satoshi, twice, in their daily wheel of fortune, and 820 Satoshi, twice, two days ago. It doesn't consume any time, so I occasionally roll the hourly spin.
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That's not new it was launched last year I don't know how profitable their cloud mining but why not calculate them using this tool below?
You can find some details here https://pool.binance.com/en/cloud The last time I visited the site, the service was not available, but now it seems that it is available, with prices starting from Start from $ 5.8590 Est. Start time
2023-05-17
Hashrate Fee
0.0120 USD/T/Days
Electricity Fee
0.0531 USD/T/Days
Historical Output
0.0809 USD/T/Days
Static Revenue Rate
131.66% Freezing about $6,000 for about 90 days is reason enough to stay away from them, because you will first trust them and then think that they will give you enough profit, which is something that can be obtained from trading. It's not $6,000, but $5.85 per TH. You can choose your desired hashrate from as little as 1 TH to even 1000 TH or more. Binance's platform provides a mere estimate of your earnings depending on the hashrate you choose. For instance, 100 TH costs approximately $600 and is expected to yield 0.005317 BTC, currently worth approximately $150, after the 90-day lock-in period. To be honest, it's not too bad, but I don't like the whole idea of cloud mining, even when it's coming from Binance. We were always advised against using something that sounds too good to be true and prompts a Ponzi scheme. |
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