There was a point in the bear market, probably 2018 to early 2020 where there were barely any new good signature campaigns and most short term campaigns that were there would pay as high as ~$40 for Legendary member rank per week AFAIK.It was a very terrible period and I don't wish it to return.

I have got to admit. Hhampuz has been very good at bringing in very good signature campaigns around the forum with very competitive payment rates. At most times, he has been handling over 10 signature campaigns, mostly casinos, but his work is so impressive!!! Some casinos are now well known brands in the crypto industry.
At times, I am tempted to PM him asking how he does all that work week in week out without a break.

But so far we haven't seen any "better" chain attempt to even flawlessly replace Bitcoin. Ethereum failed and they are now looking to go POS 
Are you talking about Ethereum killers like Luna, Solana?  Hahaha


But who said Bitcoin was supposed to be a store of value?
Satoshi's initial vision was to create an alternative electronic peer to peer payment system, if you read through the Bitcoin white paper.

Go ahead help our poor brother please, our Bitcoin millionaire, Our Bitcoin philanthropist.

Give him some loan, 1 Euro for every Merit he has, that's 107 Euros, Right?  
Shouldn't be hard, should it?

Not sure if you actually wanted to mean hardware wallets?

Any wallet type can be a hot wallet, so long as it's connected to the internet. All the wallets mentioned above are software wallets.

Sorry about the loss of your assets but that's a lot of WBTC to be left lurking around in a software wallet in 3 different devices. In this case, you exposed your WBTC to far more risk that if it was in one device.

You say you already have a trezor wallet, why didn't you make full use of it and store your assets in there as soon as you bought the WBTC.

Given that your rank is still newbie, the images you post in the forum with image tags won't display until you attain at least a Jr member rank

He said, he got the link from match.com. It's a dating site like Tinder, when you look at it at first glance.

Just upload the screenshot to any of the following image hosting sites and then share the links here... Don't forget to blur off sensitive or personal information

imgur.com
imgbb.com

I see. It's a form of scam known as crypto Romance or Pig butchering scam.

You might want to read about it so that you understand how it works and how many people have been losing money to it lately

• Crypto Romance Scams: Don't Fall for These Dating App Swindlers
• Pig Butchering Crypto Scam: A Deep-Dive Into This Scam Where Fraudsters Use Romance As A Hook To Lure People Into Bogus Investments

It's a common form of fraud. I have seen a number of people say they got contacted by a "beautiful girl" through social media to invest in some sort of coin. It's usually on instagram or tinder.

Which social site did they contact you from?

Away from even Solend. Let's first talk about Solana, the Semi decentralized blockchain on which solend is built on. Didn't that network shutdown two times for hours not so long ago?

I really pity folks who bank on this new Ponzi schemes they call DeFi's on top of shitcoin proof of stake blockchains.

I can relate to what you put up there in the OP bud.

Almost a year ago, I came across an interesting picture that I shared here about regulatory authorities trying to ban internet phone software but the rest is now history. It's exactly the same narrative with what's happening to cryptos

How is the "investment" underwater if they haven't yet sold any Bitcoins they bought?

In fact, at some point during the bear market, I predict El-Salvador may stack more Bitcoin at a discount. It takes time, but the good benefits will finally get to them.

There are some good tools for on-chain analysis, unfortunately they are not free if you are looking for the most after sort analysis data. Most of them require some subscriptions, which are rather expensive for retail traders
1. https://cryptoquant.com
2. https://messari.io
3. https://glassnode.com
4. https://santiment.net

Maybe it's just me, but I am still unable to load the site. The homepage goes blank and then trying to view an archive of a topic, It takes so long while loading then it brings up an error "Something went wrong" afterwards.

Could it be related to the downtime earlier on?

badluckalways or Lalas6378 is still salty that what he wanted to happen to other users backfired in this thread (Please rate that person (Kavelj22)) and most of his alts were discovered

Here is more proof that bert1587=badluckalways/Lalas6378

He forgot to log out of badluckalways and posted using bert1587
https://loyce.club/archive/posts/6035/60356005.html

and then tried to hide it by changing topic and moving it to bitcoin discussion

And just like that, it's an end to another one of the many "decentralized" exchanges running on smart contracts of networks supposedly meant to be the next Ethereum killers. The bear market is now on, we won't hear most of such projects in the next bull market with newer and "better" projects with "smarter" contracts than Ethereum getting launched, and the whole cycle repeats once again.

You read the top part and missed what I said here;

It's why there is feedback under the profile of any exchanger that is listed in the monitor. So that a responsible trader can read through before they decided to use the exchange

In 2022? I doubt.
But In 2017 during the ICO hype, the bounty and airdrop business was so Lucrative. One could easily make more than $4,000 from a bouty if the token price pumped well once it was listed in an exchange

There is nothing like free crypto bro. Even the airdrops you do take your time and personal data which is valuable

Is your tool only meant for Defi's as per the name?

Or just anything one trades on Dexes?

I would also suggest, under-investment, you avoid suggesting unstable stablecoins as the best investment options. If you can't at least put up a warning.
I have seen DEI and USDO and this stablecoins unpegged from the USD value a long time ago.

Why do they allow getting liquidated?
It's why there are stop loss options in the first place. Trading is a game of winning and losing. You have to make sure your win rate is higher than your losing rate. You also have to make sure your risk reward ratio is reasonable. at least more than 1
Lastly, don't be so greedy.