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521  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: P2E gaming is rising, big names like Ubisoft and EA Sports are joining... 👀 on: March 18, 2022, 05:22:00 PM
P2e will be more successful when notable gaming companies join the race. Metaverse is an upcoming ecosystem that is yet to be tapped, many of the p2e games developed in Metaverse are done by inexperienced devs, what this ecosystem need is experienced and standard gaming companies to create quality p2e games that will attract both gamers and non-gamers to want to play and earn as well.
It is better to have the real gaming companies come in to do what they know how to do best.
522  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Elizabeth Warren hatred for crypto is like no other on: March 17, 2022, 07:20:37 PM
Don't tell me you have nothing to say about Elizabeth Warren, she is yet again throwing stones at crypto claiming that Russia can use crypto to evade sanctions, FUD? But it's said that Ukraine got up to 20million in crypto donations, why can't see just support this instead of FUD?

Everyone has the right to their opinion, you can't force her to understand or see reason why she should support btc if she doesn't want to.
It is difficult to convince people like this until they come to experience it first hand, only then will they have a change of opinion.
The whole world already witness how btc  and other crypto becomes the only currency use for donations, even if she pretend not to notice, try to ignore it, history has already been made and there is no denying it. Soon she will come around, most of the btc haters are now btc lovers.
523  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: ApeCoin announcement What you think? on: March 17, 2022, 07:02:29 PM
Usually not many investors hold on to their airdrop when they have the opportunity to sell at a good price (it is free money so don't expect diamond hands from the receivers). The price already drop from ath, expect more people to sell.
I don't think it is the right time to buy this token since it is very likely it will go lower. Best to watch how low it can go
Board Ape Yacht is a strong nft company with rich investors to support the Apecoin, and as long as there is a solid utility for the coin am sure the price will do much better in the future.

I'm guessing that this token will eventually get listed on binance exchange, there is no other way to make good profits out of a project than this, ApeNFT has huge hype and that's the perfect gateway to making decent profit.
Already listed on binance, ftx, okex, coinbase, gate.io, kraken, kucoin, houbi without any delay. Between I don't no what people consider as pump and dump this days, it is strange to see some members describing it as such, it is normally for price to go down as a result of the selling pressure.
524  Economy / Economics / Re: Coming economic problems all world how to profit on: March 16, 2022, 05:47:22 AM
Someone said above, if you have a day job do whatever you can to keep it, this will ensure a guaranteed earning (as long as you have the job) on a daily, weekly or monthly basis.

Investment is good, only if you have the money to invest, and you don't depend on it, otherwise you might want to look at investment you can earn passive income from, many projects nowadays offers different staking packages, both stablecoins and non stablecoins, and I think Anchor ust 20% apy staking as suggested above is a good option for stablecoins staking. And as for non stablecoins staking or farming whichever suit you best There are tones of good projects to choose from, just do your own research.
525  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Its time to go in crypto lets leave fiat cutrency on: March 16, 2022, 04:50:21 AM
In 2017, I went in all in crypto, by 2018/2019 I was already broke  with threat of eviction from my landlord. Last year, I bought some hardware wallets to save some stablecoins for a day such as this and it has been paying off. I am not going to sell my crypto assets at loss until I lambo again with them.

Lol, experience is the best teacher, I bet what you bought in 2018/19 if you held without selling them, they would have made you good profit this past weeks of the market bullishness. It is good to have stablecoin set aside for times when the market is down, but holding just stablecoin in your hardware wallet will not increase in price except you are staking them.

When the market is down there is no reason to sell, (the good ones of course) those are the mistake some of us has made because of lack of understanding, but things have changed, the most important thing is hold assets that are worthy and can be around for long term.
526  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Bounties (Altcoins) / Re: Pokereum Bounty Campaign | VALUE: $69,400 (BUSD) | Duration: 8 weeks on: March 15, 2022, 07:54:25 PM
Hope you will be able to get a trusted escrow service and also address one or two questions raised above.
527  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Its time to go in crypto lets leave fiat cutrency on: March 15, 2022, 11:02:04 AM
Unfortunately this forum is a tiny part of the world, assuming we here in the forum are all ready to go full in crypto, the rest of the world will not be. You want to make purchase in crypto but most businesses are not accepting it yet, at the end of the day, you can only go with what the majority accept.
Fiat is losing value but it is still the currency of the vast majority. You can only deal with the situation until such a time when that actually happens, the war won't linger on forever, even though crypto has played a vital role in this war, there are still several limitations.
528  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: This Odd Job Would Have Put Thousands of Dollars in BTC in My Wallet on: March 15, 2022, 10:37:22 AM
"conscience" something that is lacking in most people, not very many people pay attention to it or br bothered about it. Obviously this client of yours don't really care about the number of people that will get reckt with this singular act, his aim is to make money regardless, assuming @op is the ambitious type, he would gladly take the job.
I commend your self discipline despite how tempting the offer was. This space will be much better with our collective effort to do what is right.
529  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Avoids De Facto Ban in Europe on: March 15, 2022, 03:14:39 AM
Now, what's next for those who want it to get banned?
Those who vote against it have their reasons and are at liberty to do so since everyone has a right to their opinion, they will probably continue on that part but since they are minority, their opinion won't carry much weight.

instead of that, they can just put some regulations where they protect their citizens from frauds and scams. taking advantage of the opportunity will give them a nice result. banning it will give them nothing in return.

The whole idea to ban PoW is not against scam projects or protect citizens from scam projects, they are concerned about mining and the disadvantage of it to the overall environment. With the result from the vote, the next step is for them to look for a better approach address the issue, banning is off the table for now hopefully.
530  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Bounties (Altcoins) / Re: [BOUNTY] Monopoly Millionaire MMG | 4 Week $30k Social Media/Sig Bounty! on: March 13, 2022, 09:27:41 AM
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531  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: FC Barcelona may issue official NFT and enter the Metaverse on: March 06, 2022, 01:39:47 PM
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Companies developing their metaverse

• Meta (Facebook)
• Epic Games
•JP Morgan
• Snapchat
• Microsoft
• Samsung
• Amazon
• Adidas
• Nvidia
• Apple
Can't say am not surprised to see those big names getting into the Metaverse ecosystem, Am still finding it hard to believe about Apple, the rest of them I have read something about it, perhaps, the next big name to see on the list will be Google  Wink,  it will be crazy, soccer games will do well in the metaverse space and Barcelona just jump in early.
532  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Did Ukraine successfully rug us? on: March 06, 2022, 06:01:26 AM
I am still a little confuse here, why will people be eager to receive state owned coins over donations? isn't that suppose to be the so-hated cbdc version if the coin will be created and regulated by the state? or where they going to actually create a decentralized coins within a short time frame and in the middle of a crossfire. Huh
They already studying cryptocurrency even before this war started so technically they have the knowledge already and maybe, they already new that war is possible to happen that’s why they quickly adopt cryptocurrency. This is a donation drive, nobody forces you to send money and its all your choice so for me there’s no rug pull here and the main concern here is not about the donation, instead the safety of their own people.

Yeah they may be studying crypto but not developing one, not to mention they don't have the time and luxury to launch one during this period,  so the question of people expecting an airdrop from a state-owned coin is not clear to me. Ukraine is at war, getting hit by Russia and some people who donate expecting airdrop  Roll Eyes
Not exactly the right time to expect something like that, perhaps when things have cooled off and back to normal they will consider doing it.
533  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Binance is refusing to block Russian customer's crypto wallets. on: March 06, 2022, 05:46:51 AM
Not long ago Binance froze accounts of Colombian citizens by order issued from Holland, regardless of the situation it was a selective freeze... it is unthinkable that all Russians have to pay for a few...but the worst thing is that these few who should be punished with a ban on their accounts benefit from that selective decision in this case. (So they prefer not to block any of them the Russian oligarchs get in)

Ah! so why if Binance freezes selective accounts like the case mentioned, because he doesn't do it now.

Binance already made it clear only selective accounts targeted by the sanctions and fully affected by the sanction will be blocked, it is unethical to ban all Russian accounts as the government has requested, they have to follow due process and ban only those that fall in the category.
Binance made a public statement to address this, there is no need for confusion.
534  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Centralised Exchanges are the Biggest Enemies of Bitcoin on: March 06, 2022, 05:32:34 AM
The only downside of Centralized exchange is being Centralized  Smiley which is equal to having control over users. Cex has a huge number of users who don't seem to mind the downside provided they are able to buy and sell btc, they serve as an avenue to access btc quickly and easily compare to dex, some people don't find using dex easy, and I don't know much about btc ATM, how accessible and easy to use they are.
Centralized exchange in a way makes buying and selling Bitcoin less stressful with a price (control) which to me don't seem to be a threat.
535  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Did Ukraine successfully rug us? on: March 05, 2022, 06:48:50 PM
I am still a little confuse here, why will people be eager to receive state owned coins over donations? isn't that suppose to be the so-hated cbdc version if the coin will be created and regulated by the state? or where they going to actually create a decentralized coins within a short time frame and in the middle of a crossfire. Huh
536  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Ukraine now adds Polkadot address for donations on: March 04, 2022, 02:28:14 PM
The important part is for people to donate, what currency they chose to use is not that important provided it is among recognized top coins with reasonable gas fees ( no shade to eth  Wink) although I read that the gas fee has reduced). That being said, it is a good option to have several options.

For example,   VeChain’s Sunny Lu Promises To donate $8 Million If Ukrainian Government Sets Up VET Wallet  Perhaps VET will be next in line, they can't miss out on such huge amount  Cool
537  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Real life utility question on: March 04, 2022, 02:13:41 PM
Is crypto now more than a speculative asset or just the same old thing based on hypes only because it seems like real life use case is far from crypto, we want it to happen for real but it's really not happening, what is stopping this from happening already.

I think real-life use case is already happening only not as widely used as it should be but it is already happening, crypto especially btc is no more just a speculative asset as it use to be, you may say this for alts but in the case of btc a lit of things are happening right now with the use of btc directly, take the current Ukraine donations, for instance, it is a government approved funding to help people in a desperate situation, what else could be real than that?
538  Economy / Economics / Re: Russia has attacked nuclear power plant in Ukraine on: March 04, 2022, 12:36:26 PM
Either way, not smart or normal to have a war zone near a nuclear reactor. No idea what is going thru their minds.

I don't know what they are thinking. If a Chernobyl-type nuclear event occurs, it will also affect Russia. Maybe it's like saying to the world: "be careful, our nuclear threat is serious". But it will affect them, so I don't understand it very well. And does Putin believe that if radioactivity from that plant reaches Russia he will have more popular support? Or does he not care?

Putin doesn't care, he doesn't look it either,  he is full of vengeance and will do anything possible to punish Ukraine, if he cares he would have seized fire by now with all the sanctions slammed on Russia,  the currency is falling, the economy is bad but he doesn't seem to be worried about any of those. I sincerely hope the news is not true, that will be detrimental.
539  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Impact of Ukrain Bitcoin Donation and Support. on: March 03, 2022, 02:57:44 PM
Certainly, if not for this war the government of Ukraine will not be too quick on accepting btc for any sort of transaction especially the one that has to do with the government purse. so i would call it adoption, they could have refuse donation through btc and use other fiat alternatives despite they are facing attacks but they didn't, the war to me is a blessing in disguise for btc to gain global recognition, and of course a painful experience for the people of Ukraine.
540  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why bitcoin is going up during war? on: March 02, 2022, 05:37:14 AM
Aside from what analysts say (which are not usually correct 100%) the recent occurrence would make you believe it will have a negative effect on the market even without being an analyst, somehow the reverse was the case, am sure many people expected this too but things aren't going that way, there is a lot of fear regarding the war (even though it is between Russia and Ukraine) it is tied to people's emotions and feelings.

The initial reaction was fear when the war started but now it seems people understand the situation better and the fear is reducing, plus the role btc is playing during this period was unexpected and at the same time build more trust to buy even in the face of crisis.
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