Website: CryptoWebDirectory.comI created this website in early 2021 to give project developers and other crypto-related websites a place they could get listed to get additional exposure for their projects. As the domain suggests, this is a website where people can submit their crypto-related website, token or other project and have it listed with a backlink going back to their website. Domain is registered with DynaDot and the site runs Wordpress. If someone wants to have their website listed they will use the contact form to reach you via email. Once you collect payment from them just take the information they send you (which I also explain is required on the Add Your Listing page) and put it into a new post like you would any new blog post in Wordpress. I currently have the price of a listing set at $25USD but you could make this whatever you want. Price: $100 (Bitcoin/Litecoin) Contact me if you have any other questions. Thanks!
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What can the average everyday person do to speed up mass adoption? First, tell the places you shop that they should accept it! You might not be the only one telling them that and the more people saying "hey, you should accept Bitcoin" to them, the more they will feel the need to start accepting it. Let the businesses you shop at know you would give them more business if they accepted digital forms of payment like Bitcoin.
Own your own business? Do you part to speed up adoption by accepting Bitcoin. Mass adoption requires Bitcoin to be used & accepted by lots of people and places. Way more than we're at right now. Lots of people don't think there is much they can do, but one simple thing all of us can do is continue to spread the word and request the places we spend our money to accept it. The more places that start accepting it, the more adopted it will become..
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I would have to say Facebook..It's the most popular among my friends and family.
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This is just another reminder that many traders (mainly day traders) don't make it. Of the ones that do, many of those are not all that profitable. Trading is difficult as-is, but once you start adding drugs and/or alcohol to the mix it's a recipe for disaster. I'm really sorry to see the guy lost 5-10 BTC and that can't be an easy pill to swallow, but hopefully if he ever does trade again he will learn from his mistakes (that would be on expensive lesson). He isn't the first person to lose it all. The markets have zero remorse and will eat you up then spit you out pennyless if you're not careful!
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I don't think $1k for BNB is unreasonable. It's definitely going to take some time, but the Binance smart chain is one of the most popular and there are so many projects developed on it right now. BNB could certainly get to $1000, just be patient.
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My questions would be...
1) How big is your team of developers? 2) How much money does your project have?
Starting a real project with real utility is possibly going to take multiple smart contracts, so just going that route is going to take time and planning. If you think about creating your own blockchain, now you're talking about even more time and significantly more development. Is this something you and your team are ready to take on? Personally, I think there are lots of good blockchains out there already and many of them have reasonable gas fees. With that in mind, I would just create my project on an existing blockchain. But, if you've got the team and funding for it, creating your own blockchain would potentially give your project a lot more value.
Blockchains with low gas fees you could consider: BSC, Polygon and Solana come to mind first..
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This is how fads work, if you think NFTs are indeed a fad. Look at Beanie Babies and other fads that we've had over time. They spike and then die way down, but some fads never die completely. Personally, I can't say whether NFTs will be around for the long term or not, but I do think they have a reasonable chance for some long term success. We're already seeing things in crypto gaming/metaverse arena where people can use their NFTs to design walls inside their virtual houses. Here is one article where you can see pop star JJ Lin doing just that inside his Decentraland estate. NFTs are a form of art, and there's a huge market out there for art and has been for centuries now. If a solid method comes around to eliminate fakes/copies and things of that nature, we could certainly see more people in the "live art" world dabble into the "digital art" world. Nowadays when most people think of NFTs, they think of the monkey you mentioned and the thousands of remakes it's had. I don't know if I see that type of stuff lasting. In the long term, I think NFTs are going to have to be more unique than that. We've seen enough of the monkey now, so people are going to have to start doing more unique things. For example, here's a 22 year old Indonesian man who made $1M selling NFT selfies These are nothing but simple selfie images, but if you read the article you'll see that each image has a story behind it. For example, one of the selfies is right after he received his COVID vaccine. The best type of art (long term) in the digital world is going to be exactly like it is in the real world - unique!
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You don't have Chromia on there and they already have multiple games on their blockchain, like My Neighbor Alice...
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If I want to know a wallets balance then I'll just go look on Etherscan...
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Nice to see a fellow domainer on the board! The problem for me personally is that meme coins usually have no utility. There's gotta be someone on here really good with Telegram/Discord who is willing to jump on the project with you guys, but you didn't quite cover everything you and your partner would be doing. You own some good domains, but is that all you're contributing? Your friend has technical knowledge, but it's a meme coin so what technical stuff will he be doing once the smart contract has been executed? Is there actually going to be a utility or something beyond the token that you guys would be working on while someone else is working on the marketing?
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Some nice looking designs man. Might get in touch with you soon!
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Talking about everything 2022 ,BTC tx price, ERC20 and BEP20 tokens. 10-20$ for 1 transactiion fee, even if sending 1$ .
This is why I've pretty much stopped using Ethereum until the 2.0 update is rolled out. BEP isn't nearly as bad. There are times I'll do a BNB transaction on PancakeSwap and it'll be $0.80 or $0.90 which is nothing compared to Ether. Even now in 2022, I don't think tx fees on BEP tokens will get too crazy, especially not if Ethereum completes the 2.0 update.
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Those who sell when the market moves down have paper hands. Remember, buy the dip - don't sell it. These bear markets are why the term "panic seller" was invented. In my opinion, if you really believe in crypto and its future then you will be buying right now, not selling.
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I believe the Kazakh stuff does have something to do with the sudden drop. I also believe the last minute news from the Fed in the US yesterday has something to do with it as well. Regardless, I'm hoping it gets back above that $46k mark soon. Sadly I don't think if we'll see that happen until this stuff with the Kazakhs gets resolved.
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I don't hold any $YGG, but I think a special shout out to Yield Guild Games (YGG) is due for putting this kind of thing together. It's heartwarming to see a community come together to help typhoon victims. Donations reached $1.4 million which can do a lot of good! Gamers united to help with the relief and rebuilding efforts for victims of typhoon Rai, also known as typhoon Odette, in the Philippines.Full Article on CointelegraphSome key points... The Philippines, a country that’s already been struggling to get back on its feet because of COVID-19, has been hit by a catastrophic super typhoon. Back on Dec. 16, 2021, the typhoon hit landfall and went on a rampage for four days, leaving 334 cities and municipalities in a state of calamity.
As of Jan. 1, more than 4 million individuals were either displaced or injured, with 407 dead and 88 still missing, according to the Philippines’ National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council.
A day after the typhoon hit the country, play-to-earn gaming group Yield Guild Games (YGG) organized a donation drive to help the victims get relief and rebuild. The response was overwhelmingly positive. Gamers paused and saved to take a moment to contribute. Leading the relief efforts, YGG Philippines country manager Luis Buenaventura told Cointelegraph that with the help of the community, donations reached $1.4 million.
“Within the first hour we had exceeded $100k, and within the first day, we were at $300k. It's now been three weeks and donations continue to come in. As of yesterday, we've raised over $1.4M purely from community crypto donations,” said Buenaventura. Buenaventura said that they were able to reach 1,600 households and have enough resources to cover at least another 3,000. “Although that may sound like a lot, initial estimates indicate that over 55,000 homes were destroyed by the typhoon so we still have a long way to go,” he added.
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Greed has screwed over lots of people, and for lots of money. I've been dipping more into alts recently (on PancakeSwap mostly) and when I can be profitable with one I pull out my initial investment plus a little extra, and then leave a bit of profit in the token if I want to go for the whole 100x/moon thing. If a token is really going to moon then you can make a good profit even with a very small amount (for example if I can make 100% ROI on my $25-$30 investment and I really want to take a small shot at the moon, I might leave $5-$10 of profit in there). As I improve and build a larger bankroll, maybe I can get to a point where I'm saving $15-$20 on those. Still, I agree that greed will usually end up screwing you if you're chasing those 100x profits. Best to set a profit target and stick to it. Then, if nothing else, leave a bit of profit in there to chase the moon shot. That's my opinion anyways..
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This project has been ranked around the 150 mark on CMC for a little while now and I'm curious how many others out there are aware of it? The project itself is pretty cool, they apparently have their own blockchain and have been getting some popular games like My Neighbor Alice already developed on it. I bought some in early December and it's on the way back up now, I'd be curious if anyone else on the board is aware of their technology and if so, what they might think we could see $CHR reach in 2022? They've got an excellent following on Twitter with over 138k followers. But even with over 100k followers, a $900mm fully diluted market cap and a current #141 ranking on CoinMarketCap - the token just barely crossed the 10,000 holder mark... Here's the current chart...
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Sent you a message through Telegram. Let me know if you're still looking!
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You can send me a PM through the forum if you're still looking. Thanks!
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