Tergantung modal agan. Kalau cuma $100 pasti kalah dan ga worth it kalau poolnya gedhe. Belum lagi dengan APR setinggi itu inflasi pasti sangat tinggi, kalau salah pilih pool dan milih token yang utilitasnya ga mudah terserap malah bisa rugi banyak.

Btw harusnya ini di post di Altcoin, udah ane report ke mod tadi, tapi kalau mau agan pindah sendiri silakan.

It would be great if the source is mentioned though. The calculation method also has to be explained so we're talking on the same ground. For example, what is counted by "fiat printing", what makes it different from the banking system, etc.

Nice graphics btw.

It's just a warning so you don't give any sensitive details, including your OTP. There's no way anyone except Localbitcoins can unlock and allow you to withdraw your coins, so there's really no other choice except to contact them and make noise on their social media channels.

Yea, not surprised. Honestly, these services should at least return the money if they decided you won't be able to use the platform anymore instead of holding it. Unfortunately, the status quo sucks.

As far as I can remember, there are dozens of projects out there trying to solve the same problems as yours, albeit with different focuses. I think issuing a new coin is not necessary since you can simply ask for a payment from the customers and use it to rewards the data hosters.

Not everything requires a new token, you can simply use Bitcoin or other coins if it is only required for payment.

It's for customization, personal taste/style, and something similar. I've seen a lot of users use them, and by judging from the number of downloads, it is safe to say that there is a huge userbase that does this.

Unfortunately, most of them have low-security awareness though, so it is not that surprising. Things might change if they start reading more about security practice, or learn how to protect themselves when they start using cryptocurrency and stuff like that.

Isn't that supposed to be the case? Not sure how you solve it by it looks like you made a self-transaction to replace your pending TX and then made a swap with more fees.

I assume your first swap failed because either you set a very low slippage, too many decimals, etc. It's not uncommon tbh, I got this kind of problem a few times with various assets, maybe we'll never see it in the future when Solidity or those smart contracts get updated.

The code expired might be the best explanation, but there is no way to verify it if the support doesn't even help you. I guess it's safe to say that you lose your money, at least it's not that much and you don't deposit anything.

Next time you should convert it to BTC or other assets that you can store on your own wallet, and then sell it if you feel the need to do it.

You don't have to pay if you just use the basic tools as far as I'm aware. According to this https://www.forex4noobs.com/tradingview-beginners-guide/ guide, you can use it by setting up a template. Check it out, there are more details there.

I think that should be the case honestly since it's a form of collectibles in the first place. At least this will drastically reduce the cost if someone wants to creates their own digital art and then auction it, removing the need for third-party to maintain and secure the art which could easily get lost in the chain.

Honestly it feels like every year or so we got a new playground in crypto that is overvalued and later busted as a required process for the maturity of the market.

I doubt that's the case, if that's true, many clients would be compromised already. Synchronization is required since you're running a full node. Make sure you verify your downloaded files by following the guide on https://bitcoincore.org/en/download/.

As Omega mentioned above, there is likely malware, virus, keylogger, or other forms of malicious software on your computer. I'd reinstall the OS after doing a full wipe and create a new wallet asap. Using the latest client would be preferable but even if you use the old version, there should be no problem (as long as the malware/etc has been wiped out). CMIIW.

You can create a multi-sig wallet if you wanted to, but obviously, you need to store the seed/backup more carefully so you don't lose access to your wallet. I might consider splitting my balance if I have something I considered life-saving (which depends on where you live) though, as others mentioned above.

In the end, it depends on your lifestyle and the security around your place imo.

Mainnet YLD katanya bakal di launch di akhir minggu pertama bulan Maret ini. Pair YLD juga udah ditambahkan ke Keep3rv, kayaknya aktivitas trading bisa lebih volatil lagi ke depannya kalau udah pada main short/long.

IMO ga ada salahnya buat agan-agan yang belum tahu ini proyek untuk riset lagi, siapa tahu bakal tertarik dengan mekanisme lendingnya, atau jadi lender kedepannya biar dapet rate lebih tinggi daripada ngendapin dana di Comp/Aave.

They can't really do anything since it's mainly due to a busy network, but they should be able to change their policy and take a cut from the tokens you withdraw instead, just like any other exchange. It seems like they're trying to milk as much money as possible through the withdrawal fees. I guess there is not enough volume to make their business profitable from the trading fees alone.

You can use CMC as you linked above, or other sites like Coingecko to find them. As to how to research and find those hidden gems, there's no easy way except trying to follow as many channels as possible. For example, you can lurk around on Twitter and find those who posted regular calls about hidden gems, etc. There is no easy way, and nearly 90% of the time you'll miss them. There is also an element of luck involved, so don't be too emtional about it.

I've seen many users have problems with Atomic Wallet, so I won't recommend them as your go-to wallet, maybe it should be a third-priority or so. Trust Wallet is closed source so that's that. I personally hold all my coins on Ledger Nano X and my Nano S, if I need to swap I can easily connect it to dex like Binance DEX or Uni/Sushi.

I think trant made a good point. If you want to make regular trades between different coins/chains, maybe you should stick with CEX instead. Most of their trading and withdrawal fees are still smaller compared to DEX, but things might change if we see an update on various chains to lower the fees, like ETH2.0.

I follow Techtipstogo and The Dude since a few months ago. Their community is decent enough if you want to search for opportunities and share ideas with others, but obviously, there's a lot of shillers who only post and promote their projects with low-quality posts. Both of them are on Telegram.

You can always move your topic with the move function, check out at the bottom of the page. Should be there.

I think you're confusing something here. You don't multiply your ROI by price rise on AAVE * price rise on BTC. BTC is just another pair of your coin, similar to how you use fiat to denominate the price of a phone. So either you calculate your AAVE price rise on USD or BTC, not multiplying them.

If you still don't get this, let's say you have a phone X, you bought it for $10 (equivalent to 8 euro when you bought it). Now the price in dollars rises to $30, but dollar to euro fell, so your phone is worth something like 24 euro.

I'm quite familiar with Recuva as well, as far as I can remember the renaming is a custom and you can easily rename it to something like wallet.dat. But if OP did found a wallet file, doesn't that means it belongs to the previous owner even if you buy the laptop? There might be a chance that he already recovers it too.

Anyway, since Windows 10 introduce something like secure write, even a simple delete makes the file impossible to recover with Recuva today. I also believe that the chance of finding any crypto is close to zero considering the story.

Honestly, I don't see the correlation between the quote you posted and this question. This kind of opinion has been around for years already, so it should not be that surprising to see (and most of the time they turn out wrong). If anything, it gets mentioned more and more when the bear strike back.

There's a lot of stuff going on on the background, new use cases being found, new technology being adopted etc to solve whatever problem is popping out. Even bitcoin-powered stores is still going strong today.

Bitcointalk Profile Link: joniboini
Current amount of posts (including this one): 7112
Amount of EARNED merit in the last 120 days: 10+
bech32 BTC Address for Payouts: bc1q7lkngzm4xtvnmt29djqt2aapgs20aqftq56fg5