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I am a big fan of Cardano and of course I would be attractive to any project that comes under its ecosystem. YaySwap can be the leading swap platform under the wings of Cardano so maybe we should give this project a big push.
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There can be a currency that can be accepted in international commerce, but I don't believe that there will be a unified global currency to be accepted by all countries and people. There is no way that countries like North Korea, Iran and even China will ever be subjected to one currency and since different countries are in different economic condition there can be a big problem in assimilation just like what happened to Euro when it was imposed to lesser influential economies of the Eurozone. Plus currency of a country is an expression of sovereignty and that is why we each have our own national currencies. What cryptocurrency is trying to achieve is make them currencies alongside the fiat money. Hell, even in the cryptocurrency market itself there are so many altcoins...proving the fact that unification is impossible. Why have just ONE when many can be more enjoyable? Choices, my friend is the hallmark of democracy.
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Good luck on this good idea. And I am hoping you can be attracting people of the same mind who can help you develop the whole ecosystem for GasCoin. I can sense that the main idea here is to counteract the seemingly ridiculous gas fees in the Ethereum network just as Eth is pumping continuously. To be taken seriously by a critical number of people, you must make sure that ideas are turned into workable and practical applications. I am not a technical person and there remains many things I don't fully understand with the blockchain and cryptocurrency so all I can do is wishing you the best.
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I had been asking for this same thing before...maybe because in the TrustWallet one has the same address for both the Smart Chain and Ethereum and yes you can have ERC-20 and BEP20 send to the same address, but it is the sending away from your TrustWallet that one has to be careful. Actually, though it is convenient to have the same address for both networks am sure this can be a cause of confusion for many especially when it is time for them to send the asset from TW. Anyway, one must always be careful and must check triple times before clicking send.
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I believe that Cardano and Ethereum can happily co-exist and continue to grow bigger and bigger. The strong potential of both networks are both established already. Right now, Ethereum keeps on growing despite the complaints of the many due to its unbelievably high gas fees in all transactions under its network which means those with small value coins and tokens are taking a backseat. Cardano on the other hand got many things on its sleeve and can be a big leader soon in the cryptocurrency market - the only thing right now is that it seems to me that its growth has stopped temporary and is having a hard getting past the $1.40 or $1.50 barrier. I am hoping to come back to this post maybe a year from now and hopefully ADA has already gone to the Mars.
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Okay, this is something new. I have never heard a governmental body which passed a resolution recognizing the work and contribution that Satoshi Nakamoto and his Bitcoin had done which revolutionize people's perception on money, finance and banking. I am sure also that maybe Louisiana is planning many things that will be taking advantage of the blockchain technology and cryptocurrency. Right now, we are seeing a number of states that are putting more focus on the potential of this new technology in the hope that this can help them economically. And that is a good trend. USA should be the leading cryptocurrency country and must be a Bitcoin nation.
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Yes, technically, Bitcoin may have a big problem if miners will stop doing business. But will they and can governments really - that is simultaneously doing it - shut down all mining activities for Bitcoin? Let me say it direct: if governments can never stop illegal trade of drugs, prostitution and human trafficking with billion-dollar budgets and with already concerted efforts done internationally, are we then SANE to think that governments can have the willpower to stop something that is making money for many people and contributing tax revenue?
REALLY? Maybe if governments have that kind of resolve we might not have the full-blown Covid-19 problems we have now. To sum it up: tell that to marines!
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I got an impression that for the alt season to come in, Bitcoin dominance has to go lower. Now, would it be possible that alt season can still be happening even if Bitcoin's price is also accelerating? I mean, Bitcoin and alts doing many pumps. We have to also take note that when BTC is going down, there is a strong probability that many alts are doing the same thing - with some exemptions, of course. Anyway, the most important thing for me that we are not yet in the bearish market despite some corrections or retracement of Bitcoin.
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I have some ADS too and though it might not be as big as what others got, still I also find it a little bit discouraging to see the dip of the value a lot of times, especially when others are making a good pump. While other coins/tokens are pumping, ADA became stationary and yet when others got dumped ADA was doing the same thing. Yet, at the back of my mind, I am thinking that maybe there can be a time soon that ADA will be making that one big run. Is it coming? Nobody knows but maybe.
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Are they also accepting Bitcoin in their business operations? I am hoping they do so they maximize the possible gains with their decision to join the Bitcoin party while the price has not yet returned to the top for another ATH. I am hoping that more and more companies will be getting their supplies of Bitcoin for whatever reason they have in mind. While the dip has already stopped for BTC, we are still in a good position where buying some Bitcoin can be a very profitable decision soon. Let's see if another Japan-based firms will also be enticed to go for Bitcoin.
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I can still remember that this is a New Zealand-based cryptocurrency exchange that got folded months ago. I think the people behind this exchange are following the bankruptcy law as promulgated and enforced in New Zealand, so they can just get away from their responsibilities though of course words are easily said than done. I am sure that they must have emailed you regarding the situation on how to claim your coins or tokens, and you must follow the strict KYC procedures. The Cryptopia fiasco is another reminder to all of us to select only the best and the most solid players in the business of crypto exchanges and trading.
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For people who don't like Bitcoin, anything even as minuscule as its name can be used against it but for people who understand well its concept and its full potential there is no need to convinced then of the value of Bitcoin. Many fear that governments will eventually control Bitcoin and yes they can do that in many ways but right now there is that consensus emerging that controlling with the aim of destroying Bitcoin can be futile and that instead of killing why not allow it to contribute a lot towards a country's economic development. In my view, governments should be looking at Bitcoin as just another foreign exchange asset...there is no need to be afraid of another's fiat money, right?
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