How to find Liquidity pool gains, fee earnings and Net market gains on these apps? apy.vision has these features.
Oh. If you want data that specific, then I'm afraid you're stuck with apy.vision for now. You can also make a feature suggestion to the three I've mentioned, but you're going to need to wait. |
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This topic has been discussed many many times before.
I also agree that if you want to buy a beer with it you don't want to be talking about Bitcoin with a decimal point and multiple leading zeroes.
It's just as stupid as a food recipe describing ingredient weights using metric tonnes...
Indeed it has been discussed into oblivion. It's one of those things where the community in it's entirety have very mixed opinions(different denominations, sticking with "bitcoin" but moving the decimal, do nothing, etc) that the discussion will ultimately amount to nothing and with us just sticking with the current denomination. Oh well. |
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I was skeptical before on why Sam interested on helping Voyager before but now I know why he is interested on this dying company.
I mean, SBF is a businessman and is running companies; he wouldn't just randomly "help" Voyager — a competitor, just because he want to (even if SBF does a lot of charities). Of course he'll need to get something in return. |
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Those kinds of bots are mostly custom made by a developer. If you want something like that, simply hire a competent developer to make the bot for you.
As for the CME thing, you can try, but you're going to simply get frontran by bigger trading companies that run such bots.
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This is why I personally advocate for using a smaller bitcoin denomination(sats/bits/whatever). So much people getting tricked into so-called "cheap" coins/tokens; but are pretty much just coins with such a high supply, effectively making bitcoin look "expensive" in contrast to these "cheap" coins to those who don't know better.
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Yes, but markets stayed stable.
Not sure if I would call it "stable" if they gave bitcoin a great amount of sell pressure. Obviously it would look "stable", because they slowly sold the bitcoin rather than doing it all in one huge sell offer(which would be horrendous for both Tesla and the broader crypto market). |
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Assuming that this user is actually a Huobi employee trying to promote the platform, this "promotion" is such an obscurely poor attempt at promotion knowing Huobi's size. So bad that I'd think that it was a scam if it weren't for the legitimate-looking email address. |
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Taking out unnecessary expenses is definitely good, but looking for additional income streams is definitely the way to go. Very early on I stopped eating out frequently because I couldn't afford it, but I love eating out so much that I forced myself to look for more income streams to be able to afford it. Life is short! Hustle hard to be able to afford the things you enjoy.
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Probably they just want to wash their hands with this tainted bitcoin?
The reason to not hold "tainted" bitcoin is so your funds wouldn't get locked when sending them to centralized exchanges and for you to not be a suspect in general. This obviously wouldn't matter if it's the government that's holding the "tainted" bitcoin. |
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Is it accurate and safe to say US stocks and bonds are taking as much of a beating as bitcoin has in 2022?
In general, yes kinda, but US stocks is just a huge category that it depends what stocks specifically we are talking about. If ETFs are doing marginally better. Perhaps this strengthens a case for crypto ETFs receiving a greenlight?
ETFs in general and crypto ETFs are in quite a different category, so I'd say not at all. I'm pretty sure the reason why we don't have crypto ETFs yet isn't necessarily due to performance in the first place. |
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And their is a limit?
Hmmm
Yeah it’s probably just a scheme for them to take in more fees, by giving you a small limit for it, and to hook people on the recurring charge that as said they will forget about..
Apparently, there is a limit. Weirdly enough the limit is not stated on the Coinbase One beta page. "There's a fee-free trading volume limit. When you trade over this limit, you're responsible for paying regular trading fees. The limit can be found in your account settings." https://help.coinbase.com/en/coinbase/other-topics/coinbase-one/account |
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I am curious why instead of selling Bitcoin to fiat or converting it to fiat currency like USD and donating, they directly use Bitcoin to donate?
There are some authorized or legit entities who are accepting Bitcoin as donation, especially the Ukraine government.
If I were to guess, probably the fact that donating the bitcoin directly would give the impression to the masses that bitcoin is actually useful, and the Finnish government might not like that. |
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You're asking about trading but based on your main post and response you seem to be looking at investing. Which one is it?
But just to answer your question, like most things, something being a good or a bad way of making money will mostly depend on you rather than the method. Forex may or may not be for you — the same with starting a business, investing in smallcaps, etc.
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Vitalik and elon was involved before in shiba inu so I wouldn't be surprised with this one if this came to reality. Another fact which can make the partnership happen is that elon musk dislikes btc's pow but he would now embrace eth when it moves to pos.
How are both of them involved in Shiba Inu? The only notable thing with SHIB in this case was that the team sent Vitalik a significant chunk of the supply, in which then Vitalik sold the tokens and donated the money. |
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Well there is another situation now as Tesla had been in effect to selling their Bitcoin and this is another news nowadays.
so i may not believe this to be staying in 22k because there will be a big effect for this case .
if this come to continue happening then maybe bitcoin will climb more than what many expected.
but I know that we are facing good position now so yes there might be an increase but nobody knows.
Dood their selling has already been finished for a while now; assuming they won't be selling their remaining 25%. If there was any effect, it's already finished. What's going to be left is just the negativity due to the news. |
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If I'm not mistaken, it's not like the went to the public and then sold. They have sold already months ago and this is why the price goes down hard, just one reason together with the Luna crash.
It was a time-weighted average price(TWAP) sell; pretty much they sold slowly in the span of days as to not heavily affect the markets with an unnecessarily huge red wick and with them getting less dollars for their bitcoin. |
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I'd say that extends beyond just tech companies too. Most of the world right now is struggling with the aftermath of the Covid pandemic, and the fact that ongoing war has meant things like fuel, and food rising in cost, and obviously the yearly inflation we're subject too.
I imagine we'll see a lot of cuts in the future, and these offloads by Coinbase might have just been that, trying to cut their losses, and maximise their profits. Especially, since Bitcoin will likely not be as popular as it was a few months ago for a while, meaning the need for additional staff decreases.
While it's mostly high beta growth-focused tech companies (or at least they're probably affected most), yea it pretty much affected most companies. Weirdly enough, apparently Binance is still aggressively hiring people in this state of the market. ChangPeng Zhao is just something else. |
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I doubt it's real reason why Google have strict rule on cryptocurrency advertising. To this day, we still see news where people got scammed due to fake website or application from google ads. IMO they're doing it to avoid attention from government.
Safe to assume that those scam ads on Google's search results are mostly ads that somewhat managed to go past Google's filter in the first place. Also, it doesn't say so, but I assume this "update" is mostly concerning adsense ads. |
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