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Are there any plans to hold a token sale on some platform like the launchpad? Because selling tokens directly from the site is not trustworthy. Also, I looked at your staking, you give a high percentage of 18% to 30% APY. From my experience I can say that many projects which initially give such high percentages, quickly switch to floating percentages and lower APY for staking. How do you plan to maintain such a high percentage of staking rewards?
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I don't agree with you a little bit. The fact is that centralized stablecoins also lose their tether, but for some reason they don't talk about it much. But when it comes to algorithmic or decentralized stablecoins, people immediately remember their ability to lose tethering. All stablecoins lose their tether. Look at how the biggest stablecoins have felling in their time, and you will see that all stablecoins are at risk of losing their tether.
Of course. No one said stablecoins are risk-free. Every investment does come with its risks. But I believe centralized stablecoins are a much safer bet than decentralized ones, simply because they're regulatory-compliant (some of them, not all). That means the issuer is required by law to maintain the peg or face serious consequences in the long run. This brings investor protection, not seen in decentralized stablecoins like DAI or USDJ. It's the wild west in the decentralized world of stablecoins, so I'd advise anyone to proceed with caution. I think what happened with UST will force developers to improve algorithmic stablecoins for the better. There will always be "hiccups" along the road. What's important is to keep moving forward in order to make our world a better place. Who knows if decentralized stablecoins become so good that they'll rival centralized stablecoins in the future? Just my thoughts  The problem with decentralized stablecoin is the more complicated mechanism of securing and securing smart contracts, and the problem with centralized stablecoin is that they are not backed by fiat as they should be, meaning that at one moment they cannot back every token with a dollar because there simply are not that many dollars in a bank account physically. It's no secret that most of the USDT and USDC are backed by securities and debt, so if there is a big stream of coin withdrawals, they will lose their bind very quickly. But based on the above, despite the disadvantages, it is safer to store in centralized stablecoins, because they have fewer vulnerabilities. |
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Just do not forget that investors in bear markets can leave even promising projects. And this will be facilitated by two goals:
1 - is to preserve the value of their money, altcoins are not suitable for such purposes.
2 - is to collapse the price to its lowest values in order to buy back cheap coins as much as possible.
So, dropping a coin to low levels doesn't mean that these projects will never grow again. In this case, you also need to pay attention to the project's social media, roadmap, and network updates.
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I read about this token exactly one year ago, there was an article that experts predict the price of FUSE Network to be around $0.7-0.8 during 2021. I thought it was an advertisement for another little-known project and passed this coin by. In the end, the price was almost $2, but it didn't last long. Now the project is back to the same values when I first read about it. And I wonder if this project will be able to repeat that in the near future. |
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Something similar was said when there was a hype in the field of NFT, that NFT in the field of art will be a breakthrough and hurry to enter this industry, because the world has not seen anything like this. But in fact few people are interested in it from an artistic point of view, most people see it as a speculative component. In the same way Real State NFTs will be perceived. Just another type of NFT tokens, which can be speculated with and profit. There is no other use for these tokens yet, which is why most of them depreciate so quickly.
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In my opinion, no. LTC lost its former popularity and now other projects with developing ecosystems like Solana, Polkadot, Avalanche, etc. are collecting billions. Stablecoin sector is actively develops too, there are 2 projects in top 10 already. When was the last serious update of Litecoin? I do not keep track of its development and I don't see news about it that often. Maybe something will happen when Litecoin has a new version of the blockchain, but the competition is still tough.
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Разбанили ваш аккаунт. Можете пользоваться.
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It's a cute picture, but you really should add sources when publishing work that is not yours. Look carefully at the bottom right corner of the picture. |
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Interesting site, a kind of trading signals for trading. Gem is unlikely to be found with these settings, but for statistics and analytics it may come in handy. At least, this is the first time I've seen such a project. You could also attach charts of price changes to visualize it all and see the mood curve around the project. It would also be useful to bolt in a blockchain, on which the projects are deployed.
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Be prepared.
This is a warning to all of you running after meme coins, even if they get listed on top exchanges it doesn't mean they will survive for long, or have you forgotten that many projects got delisted from exchanges after the ICO craze of 2017? The same thing will happen once a tough bear market starts, so many meme coins won't be able to cope with the situation and many exchanges will be forced to delist the tokens.
I wonder what meme-coins you know, except DOGE and Shiba, which are listed on the best exchanges. I don't know them. Usually such crap is traded on little-known or medium-sized exchanges, but not on the best exchanges. For the best exchanges they simply have no money, and top exchanges do not want to spoil their reputation by adding all sorts of garbage to their listings, which can be delisted from exchanges in a year or a year and a half after its launch. Only small exchanges that want to attract as much liquidity to their sites do this. |
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Hello, I would like to see some list of coins with their own blockchain like Bitcoin, Ethereum Kadena, Cronos but no for Example Shiba inu, APEcoin and others which are only tokens.
I've seen something similar on this forum before and have bookmarked this list of blockchains. Here is a list of all blockchains and their native tokens with the token standards: The list contains 43 different blockchains. By the way, the kind of blockchains you list, like Ethereum Kadena, Cronos, are not there. And I'm not quite sure what you mean by that. P.S. If you go to the original post, there is a bigger picture. |
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After 2017, this is the year when the crypto industry first became known to the masses, who began to actively contribute money to this industry. In general, 2017 can be called the year of mass adopting cryptocurrencies, it was from this year that cryptocurrency began to be talked about even on the central TV channels of a number of countries. The word "crypto" has established itself as a colloquial term for the entire industry. I often hear something like that in conversations:
- What do you do?
- Crypto.
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Guys, Can you really name the coins/tokens that you trust the most?
Bitcoin and Ethereum. Coins that are truly trustworthy and that you can keep in your portfolio for years without worrying about losing money. Both assets are deflationary, both assets have fundamentals, both projects are pioneering (bitcoin as a cryptocurrency, ETH as a smart contract platform). These projects have a great future and constant development... |
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Any hints?  |
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What language is the crossword puzzle in? English?
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I doubt it will help you in any way. Nowadays marketplaces are heavily littered with this kind of content, a lot of newbies are trying to tokenize their creativity and put it up for sale, but statistically 85% of such tokens are garbage and nobody needs them. The thing is that NFT has value if it is some recognizable project, but even such tokens have fallen in value lately. You can of course mint NFTs and put them on sale, but in the end you will find that you only spent money and earned nothing. First create a name and reputation for yourself as a photographer, and then try to tokenize your work, not the other way around.
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This direction will be a great success, if this model manages to somehow cooperate with big sports. If this direction gets the support of sports stars and is widely advertised, we may see the emergence of large and popular projects. But that takes money, and it's not a good time for start-ups and big investments, because the market is going through bad times and the world economy is in decline. Even if this happens, it will not be developed in 1-2 years, but much later.
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Usually I knew that ftx exchanger does not require kyc verification of any national id card. Just verify with the number. But today I see the exception is going to ID verification. I really want to know if there is a good alternative to this exchanger. In which withdrawal fee will be zero and doesn't need any KYC
Exchanges without KYC - Kucoin, Huobi, OKX. Good alternatives for a lot of transactions. FTX is a very regulated exchange, you need KYC for all transactions. Zero commission for withdrawal of funds from exchange purse - this is fantastic, it does not happen. Exchanges live off commissions, no one will work for free. |
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For some reason I'm not surprised. Almost any sale of tokens not with the help of the launchpad, or similar site, but directly from the site - this is a potential scam. In addition, suspicion is aroused by the attempt to tie to a well-known project, although it should be logical that this would be written on CoinMarketCap itself, rather than creating a separate site.
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