It's $250 Million and his parents helped him with it. If he so much tries to flee and hide, his parents would have a headache for it as their house was the one that is used to secure that $250 million bond.
SBF also continues to state that he no longer has millions and only has close to $100k in his bank account. Yeah right. 

No. I've seen other project teams take a bigger cut than that, 20% - 30%, then state that some of it are supposedly allocated to "marketing" and even "future" usage, whatever that is. LOL

Yes but it depends on how long it is locked and how many of the team's holdings are locked. If it is just 1% out of their total holdings, then that's nonsense.

Depends on what type of project or company they are trying to build. Some startups need enough funding to even begin development while others don't need much. Team allocations are usually used for marketing, especially with projects or startups that are so keen on using their own token for that purpose rather than the raised funds.

Same as above. What's important is that the project team is transparent about it, where the tokens and raised funds go, and how they use it.
Much of these details are usually in the token's economics or in their whitepapers (if they have one). If you can't find it, it doesn't hurt to ask the project team directly.

📢Announcement from Volare Team📢

Exchange mVOLR -> VOLR on Feb.

The requirements and date will be announced NEXT WEEK!

Stay tuned👍



Source: https://twitter.com/volare_official/status/1620406536207224833

If you're looking to flip NFTs chances are you're already too late in the party once you've heard of that specific NFT and you'd just end up holding it long-term just to make even.
Most of the NFT projects nowadays are designed to generate profit for the creator and early minters. So, if you want profits, probably the best thing to do is get in early and mint one rather than purchasing it on a secondary market like Opensea. Though that's just the tip of the iceberg for the things you have to be on the lookout when getting into NFTs.

You can check out this blog about it:
https://geekflare.com/nft-tracking-tools/
https://geekflare.com/nfts-challenges-and-risks/

Thomas Cheong, part of Volare team was interviewed by @doreenjwang from CoinDesk on Crypto regulation in South Korea.

Read more details here: https://www.coindesk.com/consensus-magazine/2023/01/26/south-korea-national-assembly-crypto-debate-regulations/

Source: https://twitter.com/Myflex_Official/status/1618708819277930500

Thanks for the payments.

We are now on WEEK 4.

No open slots

Username: julerz12
BTC addy: bc1qlgkemfs0c3jg8502q824zgmuggwqc2n293j3cx

Most probably because the amount money you need to get into those alts are significantly low while it promises good ROI.
If I remember correctly some $SHIB OGs only bought their holdings for a couple of hundreds worth of dollars and turned it into millions worth when that shitcoin pumped.
Although, this isn't always the case as thousands of alts/shitcoins are also prone to drastic decline in value especially when the hype for it is over and people started dumping whatever they can into the market.

$1700

Username: YB4321
I'll pick Nuggets

33 - julerz12

Never had that experience. My previous client only required me to sign NDA form since at that time, 'yung concept ng kanilang project is new, like the very first sa crypto-industry, so understandable naman na ayaw nila ma leak 'yung info and other sensitive data prior to the launch. I think that's mostly what NDAs are for, keeping things in secret para maiwasang masilip ng potential competitors. I don't think it has something to do with your salary/payment, ibang usapan 'yun.

I understand why you want to pay for something that's literally given for free, you wanted to get your hands on this testnet ETH ASAP so you can go on and get crazy on Göerli network doing whatever it is that devs do.
While waiting for any seller, you could just try and gather whatever you can from some faucets, here's one (you can claim upto a max of 1.5 GöETH): https://goerli-faucet.pk910.de/

It is convenient to say the least. Buying crypto with your bank card can sometimes take a day not to mention there are only a handful of banks in our country that fully support cryptocurrencies, so people turn to P2P.
Trades are usually completed within minutes and you'll be able to 1on1 chat with the seller/buyer as well. Binance also shows ratings, number of trades made and trade completion rate for all sellers and buyers which gives you basis as to whom to trade with.
I've only ever encountered a single cancellation of trade and that's because the seller ran out of crypto to sell.

Thanks for making their payments.

We are now on WEEK 3.
Spreadsheet has been updated as well.

No open slots available.

Thank you.


Yes, I hope so.

Will lock this thread again, only reopened it so Coinomize team can update their post as well.