What a confusing start of the title because I was expecting that there are actual examples that scams are happening. I think it's best to have examples so it's better absorbed by the readers of the article at the start. In the article, the examples are listed below. - Directing gamers to third-party websites
- Targeting gamers’ IP addresses
- Phishing
- Fake mobile versions of popular online games
- Targeting children
Knowing those type of things, people tend to have a sense of skepticism on how they act on the internet. Thanks for sharing OP.
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We plan to make user configurable triggers, they will send sound notification or e-mail if desired market condition happen. It will be available for premium registered user.
Looking forward to it too. I'm still thinking of possible ways to go about this. The differences between exchanges is not that great. Is there an option towards checking the previous price actions? I want to see how pumps/dumps happen between different exchanges.
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Periodically they are even more active than Binance, but most time their volatility is low.
I'm just curious as to why it shows those lines but I guess it's okay. My trading account is with Binance anyway. Any plans on adding additional exchanges like FTX? About connection, user web interface is connected to our server only, in turn our server is connected to every exchange in order to collect and analyze data before presenting it to users. If you want to see more detailed info, you need to select 100ms refresh rate.
I did this and I appreciate the data show. It's like watching a movie or something. I'm pondering what I can do with the data obtained on the site.
For those who are interested in checking the 100ms refresh rate, you need to register on his site as well.
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I wouldn't like the idea of living, and I don't have any privacy anymore. It's important to know that I should control and know when and where I would be sharing the sensitive information I have. So definitely, I wouldn't choose slavery. For sure, I would be in favor of the freedom that we all should have and not be oppressed by centralized powers and strong-arming us into submission.
This topic is fun to think about, but I don't think we will ever reach that state in our lifetime.
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I am looking forward to the traction of this site. It's fascinating to see this kind of site that summarizes every price of a specific pair in exchange.
Remarks: I'm not sure why Kraken, Bitfinex, and Poloniex have straight lines. Is it because they don't have much volatility, or there's something with the API connection that makes it seem that it was fixed on that price for a few seconds?
Suggestion: It would be helpful to after pausing, and you could zoom in towards the part of the graph that you want by left click then dragging to a specific position. Maybe I want to know the tiny details on it as well, like graphing it or something.
Overall, I think the idea of this site is excellent. I'm bookmarking this so I could check it from time to time.
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These projects are very strong projects and performed very well. Zilliqa is old compare to matic and solana. So basically you are saying that you will HODL this until 2025? They are still quite early in the game but I think with ETH 2.0 coming, it's no question that it will provide even more flexibility to other projects, and a lot more people will utilize ETH even more. When a lot of money is coming in towards ETH 2.0, then it's great to buy the lows of those projects. Maybe that's a great timing on getting more of those coins.
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I'm trying to buy though Electrum, but so far, no responders. I set up my wallet using the default setup and have tried different servers but nothing yet. the idea is to eventually use a coldcard.
You would know that Electrum is a Bitcoin Wallet to store your Bitcoins on it but it's not where you would buy. This is where you could read about different things about having a crypto wallet. [General] Bitcoin Wallets - Which, what, why?Anyway, purchasing BTC would be easy if you had a hardware wallet like a Ledger Nano S, you could buy BTC with it as well using a credit card.
If it's okay with you, is there any reason to why you are purchasing BTC as well?
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If you have provided more details about where and how you are doing it, this would be a pretty easy thing to answer. I don't think it's that complicated to purchase BTC in your area as long as it's legal there. Maybe find a custodial exchange there that supports the people there.
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I think it's best that you are going to contact the person who you are interested in to talk about your webinar. There are a lot of members here that are qualified and most of them are always up on the Development & Technical Discussion if you want a very technical person involved.
The problem that I think you could get into is that they wouldn't want to be known or seen if they are going to speak. It still depends on the person but I think that's a factor to be staying anonymous.
Upon checking your website, it seems like you are really going on for innovation, that's great. I just didn't see your upcoming webinar events on the website as well.
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Any reason why it would be this? I think the squeeze on Bollinger bands in the next few days could determine whether you are correct or you are mistaken with this claim. I think it could be the determination on the price action now on how the market would react on this. I remain bullish in the current market situation. You are a balancer towards everyone here making sure that there's still "negativity" in the forum.
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Experts Advise Musk to Invest "Corporate Funds" in Cocaine Rather than Bitcoin - Safer Investment ; If he must Play with BITCOIN, then he should use his own money. I don't know where you got that "cocaine" reference but there's nothing mentioned in the article you referred to. I don't think drugs are considered an investment as well. Funny Musk now is doing the exact same thing gambling with other peoples money, to save his own arse.
I don't know why this is the exact same thing as how DeLorean did his investments when it's not the same? How can you even say it's the same?
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There are multiple transactions that are going to happen. Knowing that Uniswap is run entirely on smart contracts, it lets you trade directly from your wallet. That's just one of the advantages of using Uniswap instead of a centralized platform like Binance. It would immediately ask for fees with that. I think you have to make sure that before confirming your transaction or accepting it, you need to have a balance. I think if the transaction didn't pull through, there's no deduction with fees.
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It would honestly depend on your preference. I think there are a lot of things that you should consider when you are trading different pairs. So let's talk about BTC first. The Pros are - Profit with the significant movements
- Single pair would be great
- BTC is the OG coin and always will dominate the market
Cons - Double Edged Sword - Big losses with the significant movements in the wrong direction
- Large movements since it is volatile with $100 up or down easily
It's not practically significant to trade many pairs, but it could even be more profitable, but it could be challenging. I think it's best to stick to what you are good at and the asset you believe in. Great if it's BTC.
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Happy Mooning!
"Mr. Roo to the Moon!!"
Roobet Username: Crwth
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There is an easy way to get ahead of this and prevent you from buying shitcoins and losing money over the years. It's best to invest in the top coins already. Many coins show potential, but it's almost always going to be the same as the top coins in terms of features. There's nothing too original about it unless it involves improvement in the protocols that a particular currency is already using.
I think many people are hoping for the next DOGE and betting on these different meme coins that are popping up everywhere and hoping that it will boom and go to the moon as well.
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It has been seen with the recent happenings and drops from the market that it wasn't affected by it. There are big companies that back MATIC in terms of its features. With its scalability and improvement of blockchains, it's not a surprise that it's not affected by the correction of the main currencies. Interesting currency.
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I think it would depend on the place where there is scarcity. Most of the rich countries have probably enough resources for everyone. It's just that the distribution of it seems to be the "scarcity" part in every one. I think those who have nothing continue to have nothing because they don't have access to it. And when they do have it, it's somewhat put to waste because it just came without cost to them, and they tend to waste it.
Services would be a different thing altogether. I think there's no scarcity in that but only the effort towards the operators.
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Upon searching the total money in the world, it's estimated to be in $36.8 trillion. Of course, this is an estimate but we can never know the amount that there is because for sure there are some unaccounted for in this. 1) Does that mean that even if bitcoin was to completely replace gold as a store of value, the realistic market cap would only be $5 trillion at the current time? So I'm not quite sure where you would get that $5 trillion market cap. If there are a lot of conversions of assets, it could change or not be limited to that. 2) The above assumes that central banks would not hold any bitcoin. Is there any rationale for central banks holding bitcoin?
If they want to be part of the growing change in finance, they should be part of that and it could be another value for them as well.
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If they keep the same ways like in the current money that we have. - Unlimited Supply
- Print how many they want
- They want control
I'm worried that most of the time is the part where they can print anytime they want. I haven't read much on CBDC's, but if they keep the same style and ways they have, there's no point in doing it anymore. Like it's the numbers in our bank accounts already, digital. So why do they need to make this?
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