Are you looking for web3 devs?
Perhaps you want to fork an existing DeFi product or just want to launch a new one from scratch (smart contract AND frontend).

We do web development, software development and smart contracts!

For a quote, send your message on Telegram to https://t.me/Airdropdude

We are launching a new DeFi protocol on ethereum and would like to grow our community, thus
creating this giveaway for 3 simple tasks

About the project

• Audit on the way from dessert finance
• peer to peer dexchange without the AMM factor, thus empowering users to trade at whatever price they wish
• say bye to frontrunners, slippage, bots and get more for your swaps
• Assuming you find the party to counter trade, you can swap stablecoins at same rate (e.g swap 1 billion USDT for 1 billion DAI)
• No token released or planned.

Giveaway Info
You can carry your tasks there
https://forms.gle/R6js82Vym6ufgtFY8
Feel free saying hi on telegram

We have a software solution for token projects who want to empower their community with DeFi features such as
- dexes
- staking

We are looking for a marketing lead / manager with experience in outreaching to projects and bringing in quality leads.
You will be responsible for
- managing $30k that you will fully account for
- participate in business decisions of marketing
- do daily tasks such as speaking to potential clients, b2b emails, calls, etc. (8h / day)

Benefits

• 5% of the token supply
• wage based on how much volume you bring (10% of all services)
• as the token will have a marketing tax, you will also get 20% of it in BNB and 60% in tokens depending on performance
• possibility to progress to $100k/year in basic salary + bonuses if you meet volume criteria

Your experience
We are looking for someone who has done this before, who has managed projects in the past or at least has had a community manager role with
crypto projects. You MUST be somewhat familiar with EVM chains (binance smart chain, ethereum, polygon). Shall you decide to proceed, leave a reply here or reach out
to https://t.me/@Airdropdude on Telegram

You may send your CV in PDF format to the telegram account

Are you looking for digital assets with low intrinsic value or looking for digital assets with low extrinsic value?

A digital asset with high extrinsic value might be something of a gamble, something like DogeCoin, Shiba Inu or literally any other meme coins.
If you're looking for someone to give you advice on which coin like this will moon next, nobody knows as it's purely speculative and based on gamble.


Instead, if you're playing the long term game and want to invest in something that will 2x - 10x, then I'd definitely recommend Matic/Polygon. Here are my thoughts
and why it's a safe investment at current price $1.38 on 24th January, 2022.

About the project
In the current state, Matic/Polygon provides an EVM chain with low fees, easily accessible via web3 through all major wallets (MetaMask, TrustWallet, etc.)
Its objectives are that of combining the advantages of Ethereum's chain with a few further technological improvements, that will result in lower gas fees and faster
transaction execution.

Recent Achievements
I won't go over all products, but I believe Polygon team has a great influence in DeFi / NFT space, and I wouldn't be surprised if they'll continue to keep that influence and be successful maintaining it.
In the most recent months we've seen large achievements such as:

• UniswapV3 (the first chain other than Ethereum or its L2 arbitrum/optimism that UniswapV3 was released on)
• Strong usage with NFTs on OpenSea
• Tokemak potential discussions of deploying on Polygon

Using Polygon's gas tracker, https://polygonscan.com/gastracker
we can see that there is actual gas usage and volume, with largest players being:

- OpenSea's ZeroExFeeWrapper
- a few smart contracts that seem to carry trading activities (buy tokens / sell tokens)
- UnsiwapV3
- 1inch


Compared to other meme coins, Matic will always have a good use case as people need to buy to pay for gas fees.

My favourite statistics is the number of unique addresses
We can compare polygon to binance smart chain
https://polygonscan.com/chart/address
IMG of state: https://i.imgur.com/Enx2i7q.png

https://bscscan.com/chart/address
IMG of state: https://i.imgur.com/8gLgHq6.png


We can clearly see that Polygon's number of addresses grew to be the same of Binance Smart Chain, but within a shorter period of time.
Polygon/Matic also seems to be well targeted to Ethereum users who suffer from large gas fees. There are plenty of articles talking about how
Polygon will be used even whent Ethereum 2.0 is deployed https://decrypt.co/79272/what-does-ethereum-2-0-mean-scaling-solutions-polygon



Market Cap
In my opinion the market cap gives us a speculative idea whether or not there is some room to grow. Current Ethereum's market cap is $277,097,337,221 (it reached $560B at its peak)
Polygon market cap is just $10,689,095,357 ($10.6B)
Its next competitor is BSC with $58,782,934,115 (it reached $109B at its peak)


Downside
There aren't many. Perhaps the only negative is that if Ethereum's price continues to go down and make all transactions affordable, there is little to no reason for using Polygon.
Just like a quote from a famous movie says, "Nobody knows if the stock's going to go up, down, sideways, or in fu**ing circles". Your best option is to hold your crypto long term as long as your token/crypto has utility.

IMO $30k already gets you something that can also bring rental income and your renter will live in decent enough conditions to consider paying their rent + continue living there
rather than living mid year or mid contract.

But one question, considering you found those cheap houses in rural areas in Japan, why not invest in them?
You are already familiar with the environment and don't need to go international until you do it locally

From experience, when going internationally you will have different rules and obstacles different from country to country. If you go in the US or the western Europe, you will find that the way to go is to take a loan and invest it in houses. The business works here and that's pretty much how it goes.

Example;

invest in $1m apartments with $750k loan and 25% down ($250k deposit), preferably interest only if you've got the credit, with 3%
Let's say you get 6 apartments rented for $800 each (going conservatively)
$800 x 6 x 12 = $57,600 a year
interest only rate = 750k x 3% = 22500
57.6k - 22.5k = remainings for fees and income

After 5 years, if your house did not depreciate you can sell it and pay the bank (remember you've got an interest only payment type of deal)

Alternatively you can go for "repayment" type of deal but that increases your monthly costs and minimises your bitcoin investment.

hi kind ser,

I don't want to start a war over here, but some of  the things you said are self contradictory and not applicable in real life.
Don't know if you are here to promote realt or you're legitimately looking for real estate investment advice.

You said:


In point 8 you said you want to invest $10k, but in point 6 you want big city. I can guarantee with everything I have on this earth, that there is no real estate
for 10k in any big city, not even land. If there is such thing, it most likely comes with few hundred grands worth of debt. Perhaps your definition of big city differs from mine.


While I can't answer for the entire world, most likely what you're looking for doesn't exist because it's too specific.
example:
the above, if paid in FIAT or transferred to bank directly to you shouldn't be a problem since you could convert to btc yourself. If someone does the conversion they'll most likely take service charge for the work done

Just joined bitcointalk and want to present myself & get familiar with the interface

Who am I
I'm ICI, joined crypto industry in 2017 and I mostly did solidity for past years. I like DeFi a lot and
follow it closely
I also own a company and we operate b2b contracts, mostly dex building and few other cool services


What I'm looking for
Looking to have a chat on this forum and enjoy my time here. Does any of you recommend reading a specific section?