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Governments can always take down any website they want as history has shown us, but it doesn't necessarily make the software inaccessible. If for instance the authorities shutdown Electrums website, I'm pretty sure the software will still be distributed elsewhere.
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Would I pay 33.3 BTC for that? Nope, simply because I'm not even close to having 33.3 BTC lmao. Am I surprised? Am I against it? Not really. People pay for dumb shit every day from overpriced handbags to unnecessarily expensive NFTs, but to each their own. Free markets innit?
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Altcoins are heavily affected negatively simply because bitcoin has been bearish in the short term and that altcoins in general have had huge multipliers already lol so it's just right for altcoins to have a huge correction. Even in fully-fledged bull markets, prices don't just go up in a straight line.
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We're talking about exchanges, but only two out of five of what you've mentioned are actually exchanges lol.
But yea I get your point; don't get too comfortable with exchangescustodial services because from hacks alone — nevermind insolvencies through other causes, is already a huge risk in itself.
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Other than these solutions above this reply:
You can check out Archive.org and hope that some of your posts in the past got indexed. You can just check X monthly/yearly increments depending on how frequently you changed signature campaigns in the past.
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But that is not the point. Windows can be breached in seemingly innocuous ways, without your knowledge even just by clicking on a link.
I mean yeah, never said it was the best OS, but you're unlikely to get infected(but definitely not impossible) if you're careful. Personally, Linux > MacOS > Windows. I'd recommend MacOS for the masses personally because Linux can be too intimidating. MacOS is definitely not the best but it's still better than Windows imo. |
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The solana blockchain has a lot of supporters hence why every project released on it seems to have “potential” even if in reality they really do not have. It’s a matter of credibility and confidence that these investors have.
Solana has been releasing memecoins left and right and people who can not identify red flags will surely miss them and be blinded by its name. Even though the blockchain it was launched on to has had successful projects not all of them would be.
" Solana has been releasing memecoins left and right"  Fun fact: Any person savvy enough can create their own tokens on literally any trustless layer-1 blockchain with smart contracts like Solana. It's literally no different with Ethereum. Solana just became memecoin land simply because of the cheap tx fees. |
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I've used Windows operating systems for literally a decade without almost any problem(besides when I was in high school and pirated everything, hence malware everywhere). You'll just need to watch out for what you're installing. Don't just install shady/pirated software; and if you really need to, do it on a virtual machine.
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It's going to depend on what country you're in.
United States: Kraken
Everywhere else: Binance
Alternatively, if your trades are made within days/weeks/months, just do on-chain through the likes of Uniswap so you get rid of exploit risk.
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Not a fan of it either because cryptography aside, 'crypto' sounds so edgy like it's some sort of teenager counterculture thing. But yea what can we do — it's now pretty much a household word that it's too late to change. Even 'DeFi' and 'WEB3' didn't stick as much as 'crypto'.
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If your salary was not US dollars, but USDT, would you dare to ask for it? Although USDT can facilitate transfers and cross-border payments, thinking about the fluctuations and risks makes me feel a little panicked! It can’t be used everywhere in daily life, What do you think? Come and chat!
This is going to be totally dependent on personal situations. If for example, I was in a country with a really really bad government, I'd most likely take the USDT so I can leave the country immediately with fewer problems with banks if I wanted to. Otherwise, maybe not. |
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it has a shit ton of weaknesses. the governments have shown they can block ex's some of the time. what will happen in the long run when they come after pools or miners.
How is it surprising to know that the government can shut down exchanges? They can literally shut down almost any business if they want to, regardless if it's bitcoin/crypto-related or not. Even them going after pools/miners is totally expected. There's a reason why this quote has been used a lot when talking about Bitcoin: “First, they will ignore you, then they will laugh at you, then they will fight you, then you will win.” |
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It is indeed a disadvantage (all advantages like Bitcoin's decentralization have some drawbacks), but it's pretty much the same with things like cash. It's totally up to you to make sure you take extra safety precautions to make sure that you don't get scammed.
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Since when has taxes stopped most people from doing anything? Yes, it will stop some people, especially in countries like the United States, but most people will just end up not declaring their transactions — especially those that do things on-chain, not on centralized exchanges.
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Why do you seem surprised? Remember the scam-filled Ethereum ICO mania of 2016-2017? It's the same this year on Solana, just with memecoins. At the very least with memecoins, expectations are far lower because everyone knows they're literally useless in the first place; not with those ICOs that pretend to be something big.
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Yeah isa din to sa naisip kong pamamaraan since totoo na sobrang hirap makahanap ng dealer na tumatanggap ng Bitcoin payments lalo na ngayong sobrang taas ng fee grabe talaga.
Well, sa tingin ko nga din maganda yung payo ni @mk4 na mas maganda na sa mga sellers nalang nv p2p siya magtransact pero mas magandang pahupain mhna yung hype sa rune kasi ang mahal ng fee ngayon sobra.
Ang Bitcoin transaction fee today na hindi near-instant — more or less 1hr, is around $25. Siguro naman kung bibili ka naman ng sasakyan na worth 6 digits e sakto na yang P1400 hahaha. Tambay lang kayo sa kapehan sandali habang naghihintay pumasok ung transaction. |
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Mahirap maghanap nyan kasi kahit 2024 na, mejo niche parin ang bitcoin lol.
Ang pwede mo siguro gawin is makipag usap sa seller na idadaan through Binance/Bybit P2P ung pera na papasok sa bangko niya. Plus points kung may Binance account na talaga ung seller, para rekta send mo nalang ung BTC/stablecoins.
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It isn’t deep but it looks like a programmer error where the code is meant to insert the name or something. Instead of that it could be made to look and sound better. “Why isn’t my project’s airdrop listed?” Or maybe “Why isn’t a project’s airdrop listed?”. You said you’re genuinely asking, do you think it’s a bad suggestion?
Makes sense. I'll consider it. For the people I’ve seen around, they tend to know what airdrop is. The ones that don’t know are 98% likely not into cryptocurrency, really.
If you're on niche crypto forums like Bitcointalk and/or are around people who are genuinely interested in cryptocurrencies, then I'll understand why you'd think that. But trust me if you go out and meet crypto normies that get their information off of YouTube and TikTok, yea they're clueless. |
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There seems to be some well known twitter guy called GCR who once said this token will go to 1USD. The owners of this token use that as a so called prophecy.
GCR said nothing about price, and while he mentioned LMEOW, he just mentioned the ticker way back then just an example of a catcoin. Don't dig too much into it lol. "waiting for $LMEOW token that catalyzes a paradigm shift in meme investing away from dog tokens to cat tokens". https://twitter.com/GCRClassic/status/1623311308241108994And followup tweet: "disclaimer this was a shitpost, and when a 16 year old launches lmeow inu in 36 hours, it's going to be a quick rug and i don't believe we see a bid in cat tokens in general, until the next bull cycle" — https://twitter.com/GCRClassic/status/1623312082820075522But if you want to take a bet on it, then feel free to do so. |
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I haven't used it, but I'm pretty sure swapping coins<->coins using atomic wallet is going to be bad in terms of fees and slippage. Outside of the typical centralized exchange, you can try out ChainFlip and ThorSwap. I have personally used both with no problem. Just check which is better in terms of fees. https://chainflip.io/https://thorswap.finance/ |
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