Atomic wallet is not an official wallet of USDC or something like that, it's in the same position as MEW or MetaMask that you mentioned. Obviously you have to download/install them from the original source or you'll get phished and your funds will be gone. Fees are not wallet-dependent most of the time, the network is what affects them. If you just want to store and 'forget it' for years, using MEW to generate your seeds are fine, as long as you don't store it carelessly.
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Why don't you sue them or something? It's obviously a fucked up projects run by scammers (or shady team). 3 years of lock-up is just madness when they don't offer anything else.
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Yeah you can argue that it's an improved version of bounty program where contributions needs to be unique and give meaningful impact to the marketing/promotion of the projects. It's quite nice as it filter bots or spammer from earning a single penny.
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Aside from your specific bounty abuse case, many people are giving negative trust left and rights due to personal grudge, revenge, etc. So obviously it's possible someone sent you a red trust out of nothing.
The only way to solve it is to talk to the sender, if that's not possible or if he's a jackass, open a thread on reputation as shown above. If some DT are convinced you're being wrongfully tagged then they might help you by giving a counter feed-back or distrust the one who send red trust to you so it doesn't you on your profile anymore. Proof yourself and don't beg for forgiveness.
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There's nothing extraordinary. As the description shows, your transaction was dropped from the mempool because it takes too long to confirm and that's why your ETH was back. That's it, nothing suspicious.
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Actually having an account import will see real value but doing that for price quotes is same without an account. Its just a tracker anyway, if you found it having iaccurate feeds then go to exchange directly.
If you import it then I suppose the balances will change automatically, while direct price quotes won't do that. Importing account will make your life easier but of course with some privacy risk.
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A project that I know of raised only ~$10M back in 2018 and they're still going strong without any additional token sale and instead expands quite nicely. I honestly can't trust it as an investment when they raised more than $50M and still ask for more, maybe only as a short-term speculation (gambling). I'd agree with you, though I'd think it's still okay to gamble 1/2 ETH and exit near the lock removal.
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Savior? You must be joking. Yes it does help people make money, but scammers also profits from this. Not to mention bug in sc that cause people lost all of their holdings.
DeFi is still way too young. And the recent pump across many alts is caused by BTC moving upward. No way in hell DeFI is a savior, its a product that already exist since 2019 and people are now using it to pump their bags.
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I honestly don't understand a bit about the platform. There's too many jargon thrown out there. Maybe rewrite it and focus on what does the platform do, how it works in general, which is the competitors etc?
Judging from the title I thought this was a competitor to DAO Maker social mining, but it's a bit blurry when you look at the descriptions.
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Right now ETH is very hot because of DEFI.
Yeah but if the fee issue is not solved soon, there's a possibility that those defi projects will move to other chain. Not saying that it's a good choice either since other chains might not be as secure and as reliable like ETH (BNB chain is stuck right now).
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You guys should check out DAO Maker's Socialmining. All bounties get paid by exchangeable tokens like Elrond, Nem, etc. No need to filter out stuff like team etc.
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Furucombo allows you to get flash loan iirc. There are other defi platform like that. Check defi pulse to find them or just google "defi flash loans".
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It removed the risk for traders in trading in such platform, but it doesn't secure that they will not lose anything when trading.
Maybe he meant to say that traders would be able to avoid he fake depth so they don't sell in loss (due to the lack of liquidity where a $1k can bring the price down 25% in real-time.
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Try to announce this on Services section, assuming you can pay them with BTC. Some community managers also open their thread over there so you could check it out and see which one is likely going to accept your proposal.
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If you want to find a shill fest maybe Twitter is where you should go. Lots of the so-called "microcap hunters" are requesting for a shill. Scroll their tweets and find the comments, then you can gamble with those tokens.
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That should not be the intended behavior. I used Blockfolio in Android and they update the price regularly (if I remember it correctly). If your connection is fine, try reinstalling or clear cache, and use alternative like Delta or the other as mentioned above.
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Considering their fundamentals, supply, etc you can already guess how difficult it is to reach $1. If that time does come, then Bitcoin is probably trading in the $100k area or more.
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The case of your friend is his own fault. As others have mentioned, projects won't contact you one by one cause it's wasting their time. So you should follow their news on your own. Even a legit project won't give you any attention if you're two years late.
Joining announcement channel is a good idea to keep up to date. You can also make a list of bounties that you participated and list their official group/channel, and check them regularly (always check the pinned message, most of the time FAQs are already there).
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Just to remind people that it's best not to chase pumps and buy lots of microcap coins on the market. Don't gamble too much, if you want to enjoy the pool best to stick with the one who has the most volume. Especially because ETH fees are high as hell. Play safe, don't risk too much and spend $50 just to lock your tokens on soon-to-be abandoned decentralized exchange.
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Hi there, I have been looking into Blockonomics .co because I'm interested in finding a good place to monitor various different Bitcoin wallets, held on different software and hardware wallet systems.
If you just need a notification of transactions, then a bot like magnum notifier is a good alternative. Blockonomics is limited as somebody said, so you'll have to pay at some point. Other than that, they're good enough but as always, there's a first time for everything.
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