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You can't transfer or swap the USDT minus having some few TRX in your account. You need to deposit a few TRX in the address, may worth $2 for you to be able to transfer out the USDT
Perhaps you could share the address which you are using here if you don't mind, and we see if it was activated with enough resources.
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Celsius Network ended up being the most advanced ponzi we've seen so far! Super slick CEO, US presence, institutional backers and lower interest rates made me believe that they had a valid business model! They probably had a partially valid business model, especially when they could profit from the GBTC premium trade.
I ended up losing money to this (though less than I made on interest on Blockfi + Celsius). Though fortunately I had most of my funds on other sites, and they are now on my hardware wallet.
Capitalism is based on legalized theft (and legalized state violence).
I wonder why most people didn't see it coming. All those so-called DeFis and yield farms are not sustainable in the long run. Someone has to lose money even when they have been promised a certain APY right before locking up their funds. My General rule is any platform or token that locks up your funds with the promise of a certain percentage profit daily, weekly, monthly or yearly is a Ponzi. |
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What do you guys think?
So what will make them the next big thing if they are attached to one's identity and are non-transferable? The thing to do with most of these hype tokens have always been about demand and supply, but for soulbound tokens, I doubt if they will catch any hype. People are still recovering from the traumas of Luna and FTX crashes, and you tell them about soulbound tokens? |
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But then also, I follow my email mailbox and messages on this forum very closely, there has never been any notification telling me a topic/thread of mine was deleted.
If the topic is moved to the trashcan which is the most like action that was taken by the Mods, you won't get any notification email but now you at least know why it was removed. |
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Good if they care about security. This is a common warning when it comes to system upgrades and maintenance, some exchanges even do it on a scheduled basis.
Without waiting for this kind of news, always keep in mind the important advice that centralized exchanges are indeed not meant to be used as a storege of assets.
Explain to me exactly what kind of maintenance takes over 2 weeks, while people's open positions get automatically liquidated using Binance exchange price?   My bet is that the exchange is gone, they have just been preparing the exit. I am glad I did use this exchange. I am across it about a year ago |
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Wake me up when there is a bridge between the real Bitcoin network and all those other altcoins, otherwise you are misleading people here.
wBTC is not Bitcoin!
wBTC is not Bitcoin!
wBTC is not Bitcoin!
repeat after me:
wBTC is not Bitcoin!
wBTC is not Bitcoin!
All those other pseudo tokens on other centralized POS networks sold as Bitcoin are not Bitcoin. Bitcoin Network = POW.
There is only one Bitcoin, and I am pretty sure you know this
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Also soon we'll implement bybit and other exchanges  You should add a free trial period of sorts if possible. Trying out and subscribing for a brand-new product that one is not sure of the outcomes is quite tricky Also, let us know when you added support for exchanges. Am not a fan of copy trading, but sometimes I like to try out new things |
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This would have been an interesting thread to track platforms that are having financial troubles, but OP didn't bother updating it ( list: Crypto exchanges with financial problems) I remember at that time when a number of popular exchanges were announcing job cuts, It's ironic that FTX was instead hiring even more  FTX will not freeze hiring amid layoffs at other crypto firms, CEO states So while we are looking at the list, there could be some quite exchange out there pretending that all is good yet they are mismanaging user funds
Coinbase
From what is shown in this table, Coinbase made statistically the smallest layoffs.. BTW - From my research, Coinbase and USDC are the safest on the market right now. But of course everyone can have a different opinion. Looks like you just bought your account. A crypto OG from 2013 who seemed knowledgeble can never think like the way you do. |
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There is no need to over think about anything. If you take time to read the Bitcoin whitepaper which is just 9 pages long. You will pretty much understand the core reason Bitcoin was created by Satoshi right in the very first page Here 👉 👉👉 https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf |
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Bit of a shame that there's no way to do it all in one step but I'll take what I can get to maintain my privacy Lately, you have to go "an extra step" in order to achieve some degree of privacy and anonymity. Be very careful with the dexes that run on Ethereum and BSC. Most of them are centralized anyway but they will lie to you that they are decentralized. Bisq is the real gateway to decentralized p2p exchanging. |
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I've got to appreciate what @actmyname back then. His effort may have left a number of members unhappy, but his judgement was spot on. Now look at this chap's post almost two years later; I have seen that Samuel Bankman-Fried is getting the hype for himself after scamming follow bitcoiners, forum members who keep their coins in FTZ exchange. His name is abbreviated as SBF with his first initials in many thread here writing about him. At first I can't follow up to the reading because SBF was used and I thought one of the crypto abbreviated words like FUD, FOMO. In the curiosity I have I decided to search SMF in my browser and I saw different meaning and not Samuel Banksman-Fried. I went back to the thread to do but a careful reading and now understood the full name/meaning as Samuel Bankman-Fried. Now I go back to my browser to type SMF and it now appear as Samuel Bankman-Fried and other meaning of SMF
I think we are making a scammer who took the hard work of traders feel good and popular with SMF that is everywhere in the forum.
S/He can't help it but just continue shitposting. This is just one of the examples of the many users with the neutral tag. Respect to you "ser" |
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Well Well Well, a scammer getting scammed by another scammer, it's fun, isn't it? Op, were you blind not to read this warning? | | nutildah | | 2021-06-09 | | Reference | | there are several scam accusations against this user, trade with caution |
Your trust page isn't clean after all, i wonder where you as a scammer gets the guts to accuse another |
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I am the one person who, knowing the strategy, cannot focus and get consistently good results. And I also do not believe in anything other than statistics, double-checking the result, controlling risks. Then I bet you need to pull your socks up  Obviously, I haven't come across a strategy that has 100% win rate eevn with backtesting. Risk Management is key, but I will never be fooled into buying "already made signals" if the signals are working, then why are they selling them? it's just common sense This all is similar to the match fixing tip scam that so many gullible people fall for in gambling. And tell us what is a very good, working strategy?  (I have my own answer, and this is extremely important for me, but it is useful for me to know the answers of other people, as this is one of the keys to success in trading) Nobody genuine will tell you a good working strategy, especially if you are an internet stranger. I have a good strategy that is suited for my trading style that has been working for a while, but I need to automate it as I have been missing lots of entries. |
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This is very ugly after FTX we are hoping that there will be no more centralized exchange that will scam their users, then these things happen, It's like hoping that no one will ever die again in this world after today bro There will always be exit scams for as long as crypto or any other form of money exists The best thing to do is to never trust a third party with your money, however popular they may seem. |
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Okay but if I would use 100 faucets (it literally mean, doing just faucets 24/24h), then in one year that u do nothing else than clicking faucets you earn 1.320$. Is crazy how people still use those faucets but hey , I will have a chance to the jackpot of 300$ . Complete waste of time which one could use to earn way more than clicking faucets. The time, the internet service fee, the power once's computer would consume would mean that one is just making loses in the long run, though they wouldn't realize it since their focus is on the Doge coins they receive It's better getting a decent job and then DCA Doge with some of the earnings. |
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I found this email strange from Whitebit exchange which required anybody holding Bnb on the exchange to withdraw it by the 17th of November , could this be payback to Binance for not bailing out FTX exchange when it had the capacity or is something else going on here? Out of curiosity what leads to the removal of a coin from being listed on the exchange besides bad performance or little to no liquidity??
But Binance also did a simillar thing not so long ago by announcing plans to delist stablecoins associated to a rival exchanges or rival stablecoins from their platform apart from USDT ( Binance to delist USDC, USDP, TUSD from the platfom on 26th September) This also should be a warning that people should never always use an exchange as a wallet. Any time, anything can happen. I mean, look at the deadline they just gave for people to withdraw their monies. |
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How do people even end up with these exchanges. It's my first time knowing about it. Looks like an exit scam. I have read different tweets about it, and it seems they have been scamming people for a long time. They just decided to exit. Check out this Trustpilot reviews - https://www.trustpilot.com/review/hoo.comIt's really sad, but I hope people learn a lesson about trusting centralized exchanges, worse still, shit exchanges. |
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I am one person who doesn't believe in trading signals or trading signal VIP groups. Most if not all are just scam. It's better learning how to trade and then creating a strategy suitable for your trading style.
My logic is nobody who has a very good working strategy can waste time looking for people in telegram to buy his signals for just $50, yet he can make way a lot of money by just concentrating on his strategy using any capital he has rather than make it known to the public.
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