That's a great development for sure, but people who don't know the coding should not create their own blockchain using service like this. Becasue, when you don't know anything about coding, how would you know how blockchain works? Well even if you know, how would you handle any issue may raise like chain exploit? Creating a blockchain without proper knowledge is a no-brainer.
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Many tokens are listed in both dex and other normal exchanges(CEX) and many tokens have a huge price gape, i wanted to ask could i bought tokens on dex and sell on normal exchange for a quick profit it is the same token on both exchanges or anything else i need to know about?
Of course you can. Make sure you use the same token/coin in both exchange. Also be cautious about small order book which might risk your quick profit hope. Most trading bot make profits by doing this. Good luck on your trading.
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Everyone cares about privacy but still, people cannot hide their funds due to all the KYC enabled exchanges. also, privacy coins is only for individuals, as if businesses use privacy coins most users won't invest becasue of lack of transparency. So it gets less liquidity compared to other coins that covering scalable security and fast transaction speed. This is why privacy coin still living behind.
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Congratulations to the Ferrum team and supporters for a successful token sale. Now it's time to see if the developer teams follow the rest of their roadmap and whitepaper. Lately noticed, many projects stopped working after a few days or months of a successful sale, they just take profits and keep quite. Hopefully, Ferrum is unique enough to keep the project sustained.
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The halving will cut the block reward more than 50%, which could increase the price in demand for LTC. At the moment, most LTC holders are waiting for the day, but I'm expecting a sudden hype and broke in price just before a day/or two of halving date. Someone who has a huge bag, could suddenly make the market down and buy back in cheap by creating a panic situation.
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Becasue adoption requires scalability. If a blockchain never becomes fairly scalable, we will never see the adoption. Without doing so, it is impossible to achieve the original goal of Bitcoin and decentralization. We want a transparent, borderless currency without any centralized power. That's why it's important.
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I chose altcoin becasue It follows the Bitcoin price trend and brings more than 10x profit once the market hits bullrun. Also, it is faster than BTC transaction, easy for tipping friends and family. It also brings earning opportunities by trading, staking and various incentive programs.
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You are asking a question like this "should I put my money in a bank account that uses personalized blockchain network for easy transaction". look, I'm not a financial advisor, but I can say, it's not wise to invest in XRP. Better invest in Bitcoin.
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When I choose any exchange, I consider its security first, then volume along with the range of different coins it has listed. I only choose exchanges with high reputation and do not ask for KYC to withdraw funds. Daily limits are accepted, I can understand the issue. Binance and Kucoin what I use most of the time.
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Not all DEX is safe. Be cautious to use open source DX that has a good reputation like Binance DEx or Crypto-Bridge. I have used both, in terms of security and trade volume, both are good. I don't trust DEX with low to no volume and you should avoid too.
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Stake based bounties are preferable to me, cause a fixed amount won't inspire me. But, in stake, probably I can get higher rewards than the fixed one depending on the task, participant limits, etc. But yes, nowadays, there is a high chance of getting fewer tokens due to overwhelming participation in all bounties.
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You and only you are responsible for getting hacked on exchanges. If the whole exchange got hacked then it's the fault of the exchange and its team are responsible. But in your case, it's you.
How you can secure your wallet? Use a highly secure password combination of alphanumeric without taking words from the dictionary. Make sure you added 2-fa security. Watch out for phishing website and malware. That's how you can secure your account.
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Tether won't be that volatile. 1 Theter represents 1 USD equal, however, it can go +-0.02 USD a maximum. If you see anything more than that amount is extremely alarming that Theter is not pegged to the US dollar. There are different forms of Tether, for example in erc20, trc20, omni chain etc. You can alternatively use other stable coins like GUSD, USDC etc.
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When the ROI is more than 30%, be sure the price will fall significantly, becasue everyone will try to cash out their profits. So when you convert the ROI in fiat, you'll lose anyway. Always remember, things that are too good to be true can endanger your investment. Staking ROI 150% is too good, so it's can't be truely wise to invest here. Stay safe.
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You should learn how to trade wisely. I know many people who are making profits regularly just from their daily trading. You can use trading tools to improve performance. Some trading bot tools are very effective and can analysis deeply through the ask/bid across exchanges to ensure profitability.
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IOST is one of the potential projects I believe. You should never consider watching a short term price to analysis the real value of a project. IOST development taking place every other day and the community growth is huge. Personally, I believe IOST could overtake TRX and EOS in both terms MCAP and Dapp. You should accumulate more IOST while it's still cheap.
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Real airdrop never asks for wallet sign or anything like that. If the participant put a wrong wallet address then that's his mistake. The airdrop has nothing to do with it. If any airdrop asks for signing message then you should be warned it could be a phishing attempt to steal your funds. Stay safe.
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