Uniswap fees are insane right now (less insane than a week ago but still insane). So if any new wallet give rebate on fees paid or make transactions completely free, you will automatically acquire users. I just wanted to share it, sorry if it's lame
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I have never used the uniswap exchange and the criteria to claim those token clearly stated that you should have done transaction on it before 1st of September. So I assumed I do not qualify. Anyways those who have claimed it are now very happy.
You will not believe in the gas fee in that exchange. My friend told me that the gas fee is almost $30 per transaction, which increases if the price increases. I don't know if I am qualified or not because I don't use it for trade on that exchange, but I have an account. I read on a telegram channel, some people can buy that token directly from other markets, but I don't search for more. To check if you qualified or not you don't need to pay gas fee, just click on 'claim uni' and enter your address. It will show if you have claimable tokens or not. I have used Uniswap in the past, got my tokens and sold them for 2.5; cause such Tokens usually dump and a bird in hand is worth two in bush... Have burned my hands in IDEX similarly But then it went to 8.5$ Same logic I applied lmao
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It's premium and it depends on supply/demand within particular country. For example, when India's central bank announced ban on dealing with cryptos there was huge sell pressure and cryptos were trading at far below their usd price.
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I really want to invest in some projects but my God it's expensive, you want to put $100 while pay $40 just for fees (looking at you, uniswap).
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I always tell people who are looking to earn anything guaranteed they should do tasks in services section rather than in bounty section which nothing less that pile of garbage.
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I have been blessed enough to find campaigns that paid even tho things didn't go as they expected and those who listen to bounty hunters.
The way project treats their bounty hunters can say a lot about project itself. Watch out their conversations.
"The true measure of a man is how he treats someone who can do him absolutely no good."
Might sound cliché but it's true.
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You seem to be completely forgetting the idea of hardware wallets there is no centralized company and you don't have to rely on such 'company' for your faulty device either. As long as you have seed words the coins are yours, there is no one else.
But sure if exchange has insurance for user funds then go ahead put there.
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I figure your telegram bot gave you the recognition you deserve, if you do something which is helpful to the forum you will be recognized (and receive merits).
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$5 for unlocking tokens, $12 for token sell. $17 you could buy 8 days of food with it here, horseshit fees.
its really insane mate, but we could not do nothing with this gas fee. every trader set their gas fee higher to make sure transaction confirmed soon. maybe only network improvement could solved this and ethereum 2.0 be solution. waiting for ethereum 2.0 is too long and it is better in my opinion to use another dex that offers a cheaper fee than uniswap, it's just that the volume is usually not as good as uniswap but that is the most efficient way, and also if you have limited capital, trading on cex exchange saves more fees even though the choice tokens on cex exchange are not much like uniswap but I think they are very adequate. You may give a try to 1inch exchange (dex aggregator), they have their native token which reduces the gas fees: More info: https://medium.com/@1inch.exchange/1inch-introduces-chi-gastokenI am hoping uniswap will use 2 layer or something to reduce gas fees. Currently using it is not feasible at all. Uniswap just released it's own tokens as well so I am hoping that they will too provide some sort of trading fee discount. But, the problem is not uniswap IMO it's the clogged ETH network which is causing such high tx fees. Yes that's true, but uniswap could use layer 2 solutions to mitigate the fees.
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--snip-- I am not implying the browser to be good but what makes it bad if truly bad?
Most complain are about many controversial features (BAT reward, exchange feature, ads on new-tab page, etc.) are "opt-in" rather than "opt-out" by default. And if you bother disable it manually, you better use Firefox which have more options/capability. I mean those things should be disabled by default, especially if you are claiming to be "secure, private" browser.
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$5 for unlocking tokens, $12 for token sell. $17 you could buy 8 days of food with it here, horseshit fees.
its really insane mate, but we could not do nothing with this gas fee. every trader set their gas fee higher to make sure transaction confirmed soon. maybe only network improvement could solved this and ethereum 2.0 be solution. waiting for ethereum 2.0 is too long and it is better in my opinion to use another dex that offers a cheaper fee than uniswap, it's just that the volume is usually not as good as uniswap but that is the most efficient way, and also if you have limited capital, trading on cex exchange saves more fees even though the choice tokens on cex exchange are not much like uniswap but I think they are very adequate. You may give a try to 1inch exchange (dex aggregator), they have their native token which reduces the gas fees: More info: https://medium.com/@1inch.exchange/1inch-introduces-chi-gastokenI am hoping uniswap will use 2 layer or something to reduce gas fees. Currently using it is not feasible at all.
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Most defi project hide their team identity which i think not appropriate way to make a projects that has term a really high risk investment. i would not invest at anonymous team as the team could disappear easily after getting the money from investors.
I have already been burnt in several anonymous projects, I tell you they seemed legit as shit at first but then they just disappeared. Stay the hell away from anon team projects if you like your money. we see alot anon developers behind new project , especially in uniswap exchanges.even they didnt release whitepaper yet while start crowdfunding. I don't really care about whitepapers they are for namesake. Anyone can juggle few pages it's product that counts.
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just a little description, no social links, how can we know they are creators? You can search their names through Google. I tried first two and was easily able to find them on Twitter and linkedin.
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$5 for unlocking tokens, $12 for token sell. $17 you could buy 8 days of food with it here, horseshit fees.
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Most defi project hide their team identity which i think not appropriate way to make a projects that has term a really high risk investment. i would not invest at anonymous team as the team could disappear easily after getting the money from investors.
I have already been burnt in several anonymous projects, I tell you they seemed legit as shit at first but then they just disappeared. Stay the hell away from anon team projects if you like your money.
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4. Using address(es) to sign a message. There are many wallets that can not do that, an example of wallet that can not sign a message is atomic wallets. Many other wallets can not also sign a message.
Actually these mobile wallet dont have those featured except mycelium. Last time Im looking for a bitcoin wallet that can signed message but most of them dont support it. Only mycelium can do this as far as I know. But I think its easier to use a laptop version or web wallet for this to make sure you can do that. Coinomi supports signing message since years, Samourai does too. This list is huge, am pretty sure many of them support sign message. May be we should refrain from making remarks when we aren't sure about something.
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Btw, @op don't you think your giveaway can be abused since you are giving merits to newbie rank for simple task?
No, it isn't abuse for them to receive a reward for doing a task, it's participation. Only 2 Newbies/Jr Members have managed to do it yet anyway, so it seems that maybe to them it isn't such a simple task. I meant, this can be used to farm accounts but from the looks of it, that doesn't seem to the case, so whatever.
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