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Yes. Surely it will happen to help save the dollar after the oil has reduced its role in supporting the dollar's value. I have followed your post on how oil impacts the dollar. Can you elaborate more? I find your discussion topics recently informative and quite interesting.
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Learn from previous bonuses, now bonus programs only offer a small number of bonuses.
Projects no longer attract investors as they once did and they no longer hold bounty programs.
The ICO wave in 2017 was too big and it was beneficial to the bounty participants.
Currently, high-value bounty programs run the risk of damaging the project's value. Projects tend to be IEOs and mobilize with small capital so there is no bonus program.
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I don't think they matter because people often forget their bitcoins for a long time and one fine day their owners find their old wallet and send money. That wallet's $ 11 million worth of Bitcoin isn't as much as the wallet Satoshi Nakamoto mined. He has mined over 2 million bitcoins and if he moves them out of that wallet then that's worth considering.
Currently, the chart of bitcoin shows that the market is trending up and not many people are interested in the $ 11 million of an old wallet on the move.
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You can sell your ERC20 on any DEX that supports it.
There are a lot of ERC20 tokens and DEX fishes have changed their nature as well.
Unlike Etheredelta or IDEX, currently, the new DEXs have liquidity pools and they create stability for the value of an ERC20 on the DEX.
Currently, Etherdelta is gone and only Forkdelta remains, but it seems that people no longer trade on them as often.
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120,000 Bitcoins is a lot of money and can drag bitcoin down.
Sure, but this is assuming that they could(and would) actually dump everything in one go. Because if they were smart, that's definitely not the best way to dump that huge of an amount. What if they have a conspiracy? Dumping them all together with a few big enough short trades can get them bigger than that. Next, he collects the crumbling and rich battlefield no matter how much the others have sold. In 2017 there was a similar situation when someone pulled Ethereum down to $ 0.1. first of all there is no similarity in the case of ethereum in 2017 and bitcoin of any times. secondly it mainly got dumped that much becaue there was not enough buyers buying ethereum to prevent that crash so a big sell off pulled it down. there was also another case which was the exchange bug where the price got dumped that low which wasn't even any sells taking place!!! secondly as soon as a single satoshi of these coins reach a centralized exchange it will be frozen and won't even be possible to login to that account again let alone want to sell. Sure, it won't happen again, but in one case Bitcoin could pull it down and the profits from dumping the same short order would be possible. I am just giving an illustration of the conspiracy I am talking about. Now that satoshi's wallet holds the most bitcoins in the market, I hope he doesn't open it up and sell his bitcoins. |
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Cryptocurrencies have been more diversified since 2017 following the wave of ICOs. I think crypto projects are recovering and getting in demand again due to their usefulness. Old projects have launched their products, some projects have been forever unable to recover for many reasons such as dev shutdown, community leaving, fierce competition in the crypto ecosystem.
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120,000 Bitcoins is a lot of money and can drag bitcoin down.
Sure, but this is assuming that they could(and would) actually dump everything in one go. Because if they were smart, that's definitely not the best way to dump that huge of an amount. What if they have a conspiracy? Dumping them all together with a few big enough short trades can get them bigger than that. Next, he collects the crumbling and rich battlefield no matter how much the others have sold. In 2017 there was a similar situation when someone pulled Ethereum down to $ 0.1. |
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I do not understand very well about the return of money that the hacker stole. Can they recover the bitcoins they have stolen? The likelihood is very low, maybe the hackers are playing a certain game.
120,000 Bitcoins is a lot of money and can drag bitcoin down.
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I think that with the current rate of virus spread, the emergence of vaccines cannot change the economic situation. It takes more effort and effort. The release of the vaccine only changed the numbers on the exchanges. We need real manufacturing and operational services because they are what create values and jobs.
It will take more time to vaccinate all of them.
I am thinking about an economic recovery with a major stimulus package that will bring great leverage and pull the world economy back.
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I think in the past year, a lot of bitcoins have been transferred to cold wallets without our knowledge. The figure above is just the tip we see. I firmly believe that this will be the preparatory step for the next bull run we will see in the future.
Bitcoin has been priced above $ 10,000 for over two months and I am optimistic about its growth.
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Many new blockchains allow us to create games at high speed without the same bottlenecks as Ethereum.
Certainly, blockchain is not only for use in financial transactions, it is also for entertainment.
NFTs will make games more interesting because of their uniqueness. When the game is like that our eyes will be able to generate income for gamers.
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Altcoins grow, but they will never surpass bitcoin. Right now bitcoin is in the top spot, reputable companies and individuals are actively buying bitcoin.
In my experience, altcoins can only rise in price when bitcoin rises. That means bitcoin is always ahead of altcoins so there is no reason to say that altcoins will beat bitcoin.
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It was also the news that caused bitcoin to rise by $ 300 this morning.
Bitcoin is getting more attention from traditional investors. I am confident that this year more investors will buy bitcoins to reserve. The number of bitcoins on exchanges will continuously drop regardless of a low or high volume of transactions. The trend of putting bitcoin reserves is becoming more common.
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Mr. Trump's illness is just a FUD and it only drives the market down in the short term. The economic world works on creating real value in the long run, news like this only distracts things. If finance companies, crypto projects do their job well, things will continue to go up the parabola.
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Failure to produce will result in no jobs, no services, and no consumption. A series of consequences from businesses shutting down during a pandemic. It makes the economy go down markedly. From production to service is a domino line, a large part of the labor force comes from the service industry.
It is clear that during the pandemic many businesses have ceased operations and it has a major impact on the US economy. If the pandemic continues, the economic recession and unemployment will become even more severe.
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I think journalists have their own freedom of speech and it's ridiculous that slander of Judaism is banned in France while Christianity is legal.
Perhaps Western countries are trying to build good relations with
Israel and this guy have made the French efforts to this relationship worse. Like a pawn, going the wrong way needs to be eliminated. This will be an experience for journalists to practice more wisely.
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WHO is an independent organization and has its headquarters in the US and is funded by the US government to operate. It is based in the US and funded by the US does not mean they must always obey the orders of the US president.
Mr. Trump is trying to accuse the WHO of negligence and failure to consider the CORONA Virus in China. I think Mr. Trump's actions are beyond their power and the charges against China are more for political purposes than the contribution and transparency of the WHO organization in preventing the epidemic.
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The plan is unreasonable, so invest 50% in bitcoin 20% in Ethereum, 10% in Litecoin, the other 20% spend 10% on old projects in development, and 10% invest in new projects conducting an ICO.
Don't put too much faith in Litecoin as the project owner has sold out of the Litecoin he holds. All altcoins have a variable value according to Bitcoin so it makes sense to hold Bitcoin in a portfolio number.
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I know this project, it's the first decentralized exchange that supports all cryptocurrencies.
It allows us to connect and trade assets across all chains on the SERUM platform.
This project outperforms DEXs on Ethereum due to its higher speed and cheaper costs.
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I don't know what UNI is used for but I see in the pools locked there is no UNI but only UNI. In the future, can UNI be voted to burn tokens or raise Pool interest? I found it in https://uniswap.org/blog/uni/ but I don't really understand. There is no specific explanation. " In the meantime, UNI holders will have immediate ownership of: Uniswap governance
UNI community treasury
The protocol fee switch
eth ENS
Uniswap Default List (tokens.uniswap.eth)
SOCKS liquidity tokens " |
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