Nevertheless, make your post more constructive next time you open these kinds of topics. Simply asking which coin is better than this or that and not adding more information to improve the quality of discussion will most likely get reported and deleted. For example, what do you think happened in the last few years and what are the upcoming developments that could change people's view/opinion?

Or those recent naming trend like baby doge, baby shiba, baby dpet, and whatever project that's currently popular. Most (if not all) of these projects are just short term and money grabs. Imagine seeing a project with a campaign slogan meme token with a real use case

OP said above $30K for 10 consecutive days. That means it could rise to that level but it would not be able to maintain it for the next 10 days (it could go $29K again). I've watched some TAs that price could go to $27K by the end of the month.

A lot of people have been saying that since it reached $60K but it's still declining.

If you have all the time in the world to be glued in front of your computer or other trading device, yeah do that. We all have different strategies and I know some people accumulating more (DCA) while market seems to be moving sideways in preparation for the last quarter push to a new ATH.

OP already pointed that out and mentioned sidechains and/or layer 2 solutions. I also read an article about how Taproot will improve privacy, scalability, and even open the possibility for smart contracts.

Maybe yes, maybe no. It all depends on how the greater crypto community thinks of it.

Poor Paul. This was his best (and most likely the only) chance to win a ring. I had my banana boat post/meme ready in my mind when they were up 2-0 in the series but I guess we'll never have a chance to do it.


Anyway, Congrats to the Bucks! Giannis fulfilling a promise to Kobe (RIP). Well done.

Hats off to merchants who uses bitcoin valuation but we aren't at that stage yet where goods and services are priced in BTC and not in fiat. I do not even know if that time will ever come. Most people still prefer convenience over techs that they might find complicated.

Highlighted part might have been missed because more emphasis was given on didn't have a decent plan. Although I had some of my tokens staked there to generate more BFG, I voted no to the in-house staking program partly because of this reason.

About the plan, I think setting up an expiry for the staking was a good choice. It's like inviting these new users to transfer their tokens to their in-game balance if they want to earn dividends once it's over. They can be exposed to mining and gambling. I don't know if that's going to work though because Betfury is still providing liquidity to BiSwap.

So where do you think is the bottom? I've read analysis that suggested $30K was already the bottom but it's already broken twice. The worse case scenario I thought was $25K but I wouldn't be surprised now if it dips below that level.

Anyway, I voted for $50K-$75K and that's my conservative guess. We'll probably have two more months of consolidation before hitting $40K again and to a new ATH.

I agree.

This was probably said to you when staking and yield farming wasn't even a thing. Why not mention them here?

It's either adapt to the trends or be left out. The crypto market today is so competitive and a lot of these projects follow where the money is.

Farming and staking is basically still holding. Some are done on third party platforms while others are done on internal wallets.

There are still projects that rewards holders just by holding on their personal wallets though. The model is distributing a part of the transaction fees to the holders. Safemoon is an example of that.

It's a centralized exchange that's trying to have presence on different countries by setting up partnerships with local companies/individuals. How do you expect the country regulators to react? Implementing regulations isn't hating on anything.

And this is what gets him into trouble. He dips his hands on matters that are highly regulated and fellows like you have no clue.

If you're okay with heavily regulated centralized platforms like these two you mentioned, you don't mind giving your personal information to them, and not worried about the risk of account lock up, I guess they're fine.

Just know that there are fully decentralized exchanges like Bisq, peer-to-peer, and semi-decentralized exchanges/apps that are available. I personally like using Safepal wallet to access Dapps like Binance.

edit: List of P2P exchanges - Help: A list of LocalBitcoin alternatives (P2P marketplaces)

@Coin_trader eligible ka yata sa airdrop na to


Baka naman pwede kahit 10 DPET lang, pang-hunting lang ng Spike. Ayaw talaga pumunta sa akin eh

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Nakuha ko na din sa akin kagabi. Shorter time yung pag-upgrade nila this time pero parehas lang compensation nung nakaraan.

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Kayod lang sa mga matinong mag-farm. Yung mga bug abuser at auto-clicker ay nasampolan na (banned account). Report-report lang ng bug para sa ikabubuti ng laro.

Pretty much the same situation with exchanges like Bittrex when they first implemented forced KYC to all their users.

@Upgrade00's suggestion of bugging them on social media could work just like what happened to this user


It's not the same but as the case above tells you, they could also give in to the pressure. It will most likely take a long time too.

I'm not gonna tell you what to do. If you see these news and events as red flags or signs of a coming bear market, sell your cryptos for fiat or stable coins. To each his own. Personally, the stock market sell off could be also a sign that more traditional/institutional investors are moving to cryptocurrency and/or gold market.

It would appear that way IF the fiat value of CAKE remains or goes up BUT, as already mentioned by others, the USD value could go under $1 at any moment. Would you consider that real?

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Explore platforms that offers staking/farming for stable coins like BUSD - USDT (bep20) pairs. Most that I've seen offers higher APR than banks but be careful of potential exploits and rug pulls.

You mean fixing on-chain scalability? Increasing the size of the blocks was also proposed before by Roger and CSW group but it was rejected. Instead, Segwit was implemented to help improve network scalability and reducing fees.

I'm not a developer (not even close) but I understand that improving scalability of a blockchain without compromising its security and decentralization will be difficult.

Muyan66 destroyed many greedy, gullible, and hard-headed Filipinos.

Many of them were warned beforehand but they refused to believe the signs that it's a ponzi scheme. All they wanted to know is whether it was paying or not and that's enough for them. I pity the victims took their lives and those still alive who lost a lot of money but it's also a good thing that they learned a hard lesson.

Kardiachain is picking up some steam because of blockchain games like MyDeFiPet. I'm looking forward to their non-invasive crosschain tech. That should create enough hype to lift it to over $200 Million (or close).

The only other project I know from the list is Verasity. They survived the 2018-2019 bear market and I wonder why they are still under $100 million.

Yeah I think this is what's happening right now. Elon's hype on Doge doesn't have that same effect while Shiba lost steam when Vitalik dropped the bomb on them. The new meme tokens like baby X and baby Y, cats, and other breed of dogs didn't really have that popularity.

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If we're talking about mania, check out play to earn projects following the footsteps of Axie.