Better late than never, that's for sure. It's just funny that Lightning has finally been integrated, right now when transaction fees have been very cheap for a while now lmao. But at least it's ready once fees skyrocket again.

Though I doubt it, I sure wish they actually end up paying a price. Because whatever let them advertise bad cryptocurrencies(as there are bad businesses), but it's very different when they're advertising blatant obvious scams.

Nah, I'm pretty sure a lot of people around the globe are doing really fine even without cryptocurrencies. You can still easily outperform asset markets in general without investing in cryptocurrencies since most people just end up losing money anyway.

Are we honestly still going to listen to price predictions from literally anyone, knowing that time has proven that 99% of them ended up being hilariously wrong almost every single time?

Great! Do you accept Chuck E Cheese tokens and Pokémon cards for payment? I could definitely make use of a quick boost!

Of course it's totally necessary, are you nuts? One of the best ways of improving the quality of this beloved forum is to have a quick check on how smart/dumb the posters are. And literally anyone that has an IQ below mine definitely deserves to be permanently banned!

Crypto.com was also a sponsor for multiple sports, though mostly plastered literally everywhere in the UFC.

Also, I've seen a lot of legitimate crypto platforms(Cash App, Voyager, ByBit, etc) and shitcoins(freakin HEX) on Nascar as well.

I'm guessing this. I don't know how KuCoin works exactly, but I'm guessing that OP managed to buy the low minimum amount but is unable to sell because the amount was reduced due to exchange fees.

Unpopular opinion: sometimes giving up is the answer.

Contrary to popular belief in cryptocurrency communities, you don't necessarily need to be in this industry to succeed in life. What if you're better off investing in traditional markets? What if climbing the corporate ladder is best for you? What if starting a business is the answer?

If you have spendable merits, you're totally allowed(and is definitely not frowned upon) to be sending out merits. Just pick posts to +1 smartly and not just throw merits around just because you can.

I honestly haven't read this, but it's a safe assumption that there would be "drama" because of the conflict.

The Blocksize War: The battle over who controls Bitcoin’s protocol rules https://www.amazon.com/Blocksize-War-controls-Bitcoins-protocol/dp/B08YQMC2WM

Having your bitcoin wallet on your browser — on something that's pretty much open and online all the time. Yea, probably one of the worst wallet integration ideas yet. Absolutely zero reason to have your bitcoin wallet on your browser as you don't even need your wallet to connect to a platform like with DApps.

I mean, this literally works with anything like businesses or even people in general. You ask project teams questions concerning an actual criticism of yours, not that you're just going to just blabber up questions to confuse them or whatnot.

Head over to DefiLlama[1], select your preferred blockchain, and a list of projects/protocols with staking/LP functionalities will be listed.

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There will always be fees. Brokers can have "free" transactions, but with far less spread/liquidity that in the end you're pretty much just paying potentially even a higher fee due to liquidity problems.

As for Coinbase — yea, no one is forced to use it, and they have Coinbase Pro.

Currently full of rumours and plan announcements, though El Salvador doesn't have a predecessor for the latest bitcoin-adopted country yet. With that said, I really wouldn't be surprised if we don't have another legalization this year.

Quick reminder that open-source doesn't automatically mean that it's secure; it just means that we can see if the software has something malicious in it or not. e.g. a very new wallet software can be open-source but since it's new there may be a lot of security flaws in it. Hence why you should always use reputable wallet software.

Goodluck convincing the community that's pretty much the biggest PoS critics, to hardfork their chain into the thing they're most critical about lmao. It's like convincing Snoop Dogg to stop smoking weed.

As far as I know 90% of the time e signature campaigns lang ang worth it salian ngayon, dahil karamihan parin ng mga ibang bounties ay either hindi nagbabayad, or sa huli halos walang halaga ung ibabayad na tokens.

Yea.. large scale hackers sure made a lot of money, but I think your claim is a bit too far-fetched.

Guess what — scammers will always exist, inside and outside of the cryptocurrency space. Nothing is going to save people from scams than to stop being so naive and delusional.