You probably should ask after 4 years or so have passed, since there is a very high chance that the rules changed again. Currently there is no penalty if you take profit after you've been farming for at least a few days (iirc), but I won't be surprised if next month they'll require you to lock at least a year or so if you don't want to get a -15% fee.

Crypto is quite flexible, just make sure you don't spend what you can't afford to lose.

Kadang reseller kaya gini naikin harga duluan sebelum dipakein diskon om, jadi ya ga kaget juga kalau jatuhnya masih mahal" aja. Emang dilarang sih sama pemerintah pada umumnya, tapi tetap bakal ada yang main kaya gini. Di Twitter aja juga pada rame itu masalah diskon black friday di produk" kripto ataupun bukan yang diskon ataupun engga harganya sama aja. Bisa cek aja pake wayback machine atau sejenisnya sebelum beli di hari diskon begini, siapa tahu harganya sama aja dengan hari" biasanya.

Dari sekilas kodenya kok ane lihat cuma menghapus local storage aja ya? Ane ga familiar dengan sollet atau kode" Solana sih, tapi kayaknya itu kodenya bakal membuat agan menghapus alamat agan aja, bukan umint token. But kalau delete wallet berarti unmint token ya mungkin bisa work. Coba aja gan di address dummy, jadi wallet utama ga bakal ada risiko.

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Will change everything after my campaign ends tomorrow, thanks for the understanding.

Building a good product is a better way to pump your token instead of aggregator listing. Even if some projects do pump shortly after they got listed, the reason is probably because of short-term hype or just new buyers who want to hold new high-risk token. Not the listing itself.

Nobody knows how many hours it will start pumping, I doubt anyone pay attention to it in the first place. If there is a correlation like that, I bet it will be as popular as the rainbow chart theory.

Even if everyone use the same API, differences will never go away since every market has different volume and liquidity. It's just the way the market works. Those big exchanges won't like it if smaller exchanges can get similar volume like them so this kind of difference might be useful for them, for marketing at least.

You can build your own aggregate tools though, so you know the average price on the market right now.

Have you tried to ask their support directly? Maybe their database was updated so your previous linked account was removed. I don't have a Coinbase account but I think inputting data is definitely necessary. As long as you don't input sensitive data (I doubt they require that anyway) it should be safe. Things like name, account number etc is standard info anyway.

Btw, I saw you created two threads about the same topic, I guess you should mix it into one instead.

Honestly I do believe it is more or less a PR stunt. But I won't be surprised considering many 'dex' already start doing this KYC stuff albeit not explicitly, such as banning people from US (from the IP address). DYDX and others might be doing it to prevent any legal problems, not to mention if their business is based in the US.

NDEX maybe? Or you can put them in a big umbrella such as Semi-DEX.

I'd just keep on buying (DCA) to be honest, since it's difficult to know exactly when the market will move. It doesn't really matter since I do believe in the future of BTC, so losing some dollars because a rather poor entry is acceptable if 5 years later I get more than that. I think you should be concerned with bull or bear trap if you're a swing-trader. You can use the rainbow chart if you want to time when to buy perfectly (as long as you can wait and be patient). But keep in mind in the end it's just a theory.

I think it's as simple as because they have many Bitcoins and giving away some sats worth $10k is not that much trouble for them. Pretty sure most of the winners will sell some of the prize, especially if the bear market hits, but that's not a bad thing. Just how the market works. It is also ironic if the prize can't really help them pay their tuition so I guess that serve the purpose in the end.

Is there a reason why hw is not an option though? Because you can't directly trade on it? If that's the case, I suggest you read more about exchanges and wallets so that you can understand the risk of using a custodial wallet as mentioned above. I'd rather pay for a hundred bucks to buy a hw than use a custodial wallet as my cold wallet. As for how to sell/buy some coins, that's another problem that you can solve through various means.

That's just how it looks like if you only read the media. Check out the top holders and you'll find many from those country who 'banned' Bitcoin are holding a lot of it. I think they believe in the potential but they won't publicly encourage users to use and pump it until they can control it, just like any other things.

Just take a look at the hashrate and compare it with others, you'll see that doing any attack will be very costly. Some PoS network has a few validators and there might be other exploits that is not directly related to the network to attack it, e.g. social engineering and so on.

Why did you buy them in the first place? Did you believe in their potential or just because you think there is a good entry to swing trade? Any coins can go up in a good market, so I see no reason to hold them if you're just using that as a reason to hold. Might as well sell and move on.

Don't believe the price will go up forever, it's a common trap just in case you're new to trading and crypto.

I think those sci-fi novels where the MC build something and then sell it to other players to earn money might be real if this NFT-based gaming can survive. Let's say you can build a sniper or get a rare drop which is unique and identifiable on the blockchain, this trading activity can be done. Hopefully the scams can go away so the potential is not wasted.

The same thing will happen to other chain based on ETH if they don't improve. To be honest the calculation is a bit misleading if the user does not pay enough attention, as if ETH was expensive from back they were launched, even though it is more or less similar to the 10k bitcoin pizza case.

So basically you're trying to build another OpenSea? Isn't it quite simple if you just ask them to 'lock' the NFTs on your website? Basically using a smart contract so that an item is not movable if it's placed on a selling list.

Sure, the seller can easily use the same image to deploy many NFTs, but the token should be unique (if that is not true, maybe your sc is broken).

Is there a specific reason why you want to import/transfer your key to Metamask? If your Trustwallet's wallet is your cold storage ( or your main wallet where you store all of your important coins & tokens), maybe importing the key is not really a good choice.

Things might change if the market is mature enough. Atm the hype for NFT is heavily driven by the movement of major alts, so the price floor can change quickly. When people see nft as a standalone digital art and most of them refer to stable coin, it might not be affected as much as today. Who knows when that happens though, there's a high chance it won't. Just like other businesses born in the bullish market.

If you don't want to go the mainstream way, I suggest you use the block explorer to find whales from the top 100 projects and find what coins they're buying or holding. It might be difficult but if you can get it to work, chances are you can just follow their buy/sell activity. This means you don't actually do any (or just a little bit) due diligence though, so if you lost your money then it can't be helped.