Hello, Why, when a token pumped then exchanges stop trade that token? I checked the "Market" section of some of the tokens that listed in https://coinmarketcap.com/gainers-losers/ and most of them has "N/A" in the "Confidence" section. Why? Thank you. NA doesn't mean that the exchanges stopped trading it NA is under confidence indicator which is the measure of the accuracy of the reported trading volume of the trading pair by an exchange. It's measured on a scale of 0-100%. So the higher the confidence, it means the higher the accuracy of the reported volume. Since it's very hard to determine the confidence level from decentralized exchanges like pancakeswap or uniswap. Coinmarketcap just indicates NA
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Not all NFTs will be visible automatically in your metamask wallet, but you can add some of them manually. Please follow the instructions in this Article - NFT tokens in your MetaMask walletI hope you are using the metamask mobile as the metamask browser extension NFT support is still being worked on In MetaMask Extension Please note that while you can add NFTs as custom tokens in the extension, you will not be able to see them natively in the UI.
We are actively working on improving NFT support in MetaMask Extension; it will be available soon, and this information will be updated when it becomes available. For the time being, to manage your NFTs via MetaMask, please use MetaMask Mobile.
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I don't see any Dapp on trustwallet that supports swapping of tokens on tron network.
You are going to use a standalone dapp like sunswap.com (formerly justswap) and you will be required to download the tronlink wallet extension on PC or app on the phone
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What do you mean exactly by "USDT derivatives"? This will facilitate the process to find solutions suitable to your need.
He's probably taking about USDT perpetual swaps, but he's not specific on which particular derivatives exchange he requires the API data from.
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He wasn’t using a crypto exchange. Since he is referring to MT5 it’s usually one of those forex brokers which sometimes include CFDs and crypto to trade. The only way you can trade on those brokers is you deposit fiat and you trade basically a cash basis, so if you buy Bitcoin you never hold any physical Bitcoin, it just settles for cash when you get out.
Problem with many of these brokers is when you make a profit, they usually find ways to get out of paying you. Most common way was they say you took advantage of them when they had lagging quotes. So you bought or sold knowing the true market price when theirs was stuck or lagging behind, so you cheated and they will freeze your account. Nothing you can do really. Sometimes they just close your account and send your deposit back without any actual profits made during trading.
I still ask myself to this date what exactly is the advantage of using a broker to trade cryptocurrencies over an exchange. I have a friend who keep insisting on using brokers even after I suggested to him crypto exchanges. What made him to stop using them was when they refused to process is withdrawal.
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If you pay with bank cards. In this case, we may request to be verified. If you are using cryptocurrency, no verification is required.
Okay. Another Issue i discovered when I was reading the terms and conditions was i think they were not well edited or translated. Some part of the English version of ToS was in Russian. Is it a mistake or it was deliberate?
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Not at all. It depends on CPU you buy -> but yes i bought no CPU for mining -> but i use my mining rig CPU´s for mining But a Ryzen CPU is worse to buy for mining -> example my R9 3900 (bought for chia plotting) cost me 400€ and the CPU give between 2 - 5€ a day -> 100 - 200 days to touch the ROI -> what GPU can give us a ROI between 100 - 200 days? But i am agree, i would never build a RIG only for CPU mining -> but you can push the income of an rig a little bit. By the way i am mining with profitswitching on zergpool and let me pay in BTC -> over 0,5BTC mined by my CPU´s in the last years. A little unfair comparison between the CPU and GPU days to ROI Remember where we are right now, the GPU prices are higher than normal due to very high demand unlike the CPUs. But there is information that AMD Ryzen gaming PCs and CPUs are being targeted by cryptocurrency miners lately. So obviously if the demand for the CPUs rises more, the days to ROI are going to be stretched further just like the case with GPUs
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Try contacting this guy. He seems to be the representative here - stefanopYou could also inquire from this thread though it seems to be in active at the moment so a PM or a livechat on their official site would be much helpful to you
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The issue of No KYC is quite not clear to me. Please help me explain. While you say that your platform does not require KYC. Your AML policy says otherwise. Now, I don't know which is which? Quote from https://dota2expert.com/amlkysMINIMUM STANDARDS dota2expert has set the standard for Know Your Customer (KYC). These standards require due diligence in relation to each client at risk before providing the opportunity to receive the goods offered on dota2expert by identifying and verifying his identity, as well as his representatives and beneficial owners based on documents, data or information obtained from a reliable and an independent source complying with national and European AML laws and regulations. Interpreting the KYC principle starts with identifying a customer using the required identification documents. All geographic and user data we receive allows us to apply the Customer Acceptance Policy. In addition to these objective criteria, there are subjective elements that can raise suspicion about the customer and which should be paid special attention to. Finally, since KYC does not include static data, but dynamic data through the relationship with the customer, it also requires a follow-up and permanent customer monitoring.
CUSTOMER IDENTIFICATION AND VERIFICATION (KYC) Official customer identification when entering into a business relationship is a vital element for both money laundering regulations and KYC policies. This identification is based on the following fundamental principles: A copy of your passport, ID or driver's license, each displayed along with a handwritten note that mentions dota2expert. Please note that all four corners of the ID must be visible in one image and all data must be legible.
ADDRESS VERIFICATION: A recent utility bill sent to your registered address issued within the last 3 months. To expedite the approval process, make sure the document is submitted with a clear authorization that all four corners of the document are visible and all text is readable. Electricity bill, water bill, bank statement or any government letter addressed to you is a good example.
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What happens when I put short at 1 for margin and leave long higher to take a long position? Are gains affected? I answered this part of your question in this threadAlso I didn't realize that I have to fund my position beyond the 7.5% to open and close. Is there a daily average for that? How is that charged? I feel like that's a hidden fee.
You need to be a little more clear here. Are you using cross or isolated margin? What leverage did you set? There is also funding rate that is charge every 8 hours, but it's dynamic Maybe you can post some screenshots so that we can help explain to you what you want to know.
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I have a question about the option to change long and short positions with margin. It gives me the option to change both at the same time. If I want to take a long position, should I leave short at 1? How does that affect the liquidation price? Also how does that affect gains???
If you are using isolated margin, then the leverage of the open position is all that matters. If you open a long position at 10x on isolated margin. The leverage bar on short doesn't matter whether it's at 1x or 100x. It won't affect your open long position, liquidation price, gains or your equity. However, you have to be very careful when opening different positions using cross margin. Your equity could be affected at different levels.
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2 Months after an announcement on their decision to permanently close their services in China (including Mainland China and Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan). CoinBene has just decided to completely shut down the business with a recent announcementIt was made about 9 days ago. I just noticed it today. Withdraw your money ASAP or else things will become a little more complicated after the deadline. It goes as follows In order to respond to regulatory requirements around the world and meet the operational requirements of cryptocurrency laws and regulations in various regions, CoinBene will permanently close the service.
The closing and return process is publicized as follows:
Close currency transaction: stop the spot transaction function of all sites at 18:00 (GMT +8) on November 5, 2021. If there is an order that has not been cancelled, the system will cancel it uniformly.
Website and app closure: the platform will be closed at 18:00 (GMT +8) on November 15, 2021, and everyone can no longer log in to the website and app.
Before November 31, BR site users can withdraw coins by visiting www.coinbene.com/br. After November 31, there will be no customer service personnel to accept the demand for withdrawal. Users need to bear the asset losses caused by not withdrawing cash in time.
Withdrawal closing: CoinBene users are requested to complete asset withdrawal before November 15, 2021. After the platform is closed, users who have not completed asset withdrawal can contact the platform through the customer service email before November 31, 2021, and apply for asset withdrawal after completing identity verification. After November 31, 2021, the platform will complete the cancellation and liquidation. At that time, there will be no customer service personnel to accept the withdrawal request initiated by the user. The user needs to bear the asset loss caused by not withdrawing in time.
Customer service email: support@coinbene.com
CoinBene November 3, 2021
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Just a troll here on forum because with 2 posts both about this fake exchange nothing else, hopefully some mod will ban him because he is spreading a fake exchange just for nothing.
He won't be banned by any mod because scam is not moderated in this forum, but I have left his profile some negative feedback. I want to add a newbie flag to keep the newbies on high alert, but it will require me to first create a scam accusation post.
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First you say this Inicex is a leading startup in the field of digital currencies, which has been working since 2018 with the aim of providing a safe and fast platform for buying and selling digital currencies, and you can do your exchanges automatically around the clock.
And then on the website you say this Archived: https://archive.ph/CX4fEBut the domain information show it was registered on 2020-07-06 Are you trying to say you were operating your exchange in 2017, 2018 without a website?
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How did he scam you? Did you not see this on his profile? Or you pretended not to see anything | nutildah | | 2021-09-21 | | Reference | | alt account of long-time forum scammer vareole. if you deal with this user you will lose your money. do not trade, do not trust. |
| DireWolfM14 | | 2021-07-14 | | Reference | | Read the "untrusted" reviews that have been left for this user before dealing with him. There are many scam accusations that should be taken into consideration. |
There are literary red flags everywhere, including the trust flags, locked and self-moderated topics. How did you miss all of that?
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Sorry if this may sound ignorant but I have not used Ethereum network for almost over a year due to gas fees, so I am not so sure what going on in the network lately. Today, when I check Eth Gas Station ( http://www.ethgasstation.info/?currency=USD) I noticed the gas price is now displayed in 2 formats. The miner tip and legacy gas price My question is have people already started paying lower fees on Ethereum network due to a gradual protocol change as shown by ETH Gas Station?
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The time for the disruption was supposed to be early last year, just as the pandemic was starting to take grip. In fact in March, all markets slumped and cryptos weren't spared, but there was a noticeable bounce off the deep.
After continuing to see a bull market shortly after the halving and an all-time-high some months later, just like in the past 4-year cycles. I don't think this one will be any different.
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Depends on the kind of marketplace you want the escrow to deal with, but I think we already have one example of such a platform though it's limited to only 5 assets (Ethereum, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dash, Bitcoincash)
The platform was initially known was localethereum and the escrow is based on smart contracts. It's not custodial like localbitcoins. You can even export your addresses to other wallets using private keys.
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Ethereum used to be attacked because of fee and people thought that if Ethereum can not resolve their expensive transaction fee, the coin can not grow more in price. In fact, Ethereum did not resolve it but it just makes a new all time high. It's a shame, but my last transaction on Ethereum network was probably over a year ago and the last token a transferred was DIGITAL GOLD when ether gas prices were still relatively low Binance Smart Chain is repeating what happened with ETH and ERC20 chain. They were launched and seriously shilled by CZ as a chain for cheap transactions. Now, it is becoming more expensive. Gamers in Play to Earn games on BSC are facing fear of expensive fee for each of their clicks. I think I also remember talking about this issue. Binance smart chain is just a copy-paste of Ethereum network. Zero new solutions to the gas problem in case they get so much traffic as Ethereum has right now. The Chain is also highly centralized as compared to Ethereum
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Staking ETH yourself, would be the most decentralized and secure path to take. We'll have to see if ETH developers decrease the staking requirement or leave it as is. What matters is decentralization. As long as ETH can remain decentralized with PoS, there should be nothing to worry about. Just my thoughts To me, I think, is a step-down from Decentralization. The POS only favors those who have large amounts ETH to stake and validate blocks which can not be compared to POW where anyone could afford a good and cheap GPU could participate in the mining process
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