Well, I have looked into it and I found it interesting as well. Projects like Benchmark are a little bit difficult to understand from an investment point of view. An ordinary investor will certainly face difficulties in understanding the concept. So, what I can suggest to the team is to create a motion graphic explainer video and explain with a real example.

Coming to the point, IMF seems quite old and well-established. I actually like the concept of SDR. The main reason behind adoring DSR will be backed with the world's top currencies which will absolutely vanish the volatility. Yes, stable coins indeed do that as well but how are they backed? For example, if we take USDT from a pegging perspective, investors will have to think about the following points:

• 20B circulation with nothing backed
• No proof of funds either
• Banking partner on the Bahamas
• Lawsuits are pending
• No physical operation location
• Without any regulation
• Prints n x USDT like feds

Check this thread entirely: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5301025.0

So, similar to XRP, if SEC starts investigating Tether, the situation to projects pegged to USDT will face high intensive price volatility. So, I think pegging to SDR concept makes difference in terms of the long-term value of any project.

Hi,
I am looking to stake some ETH at binance but I have some questions and confusions which I want to clear before starting, from the community here:

1) How often staking rewards are shared?
2) How secure it is to park our ETH in binance for staking?
3) What if the funds are hacked or stolen? Any insurance or coverage guarantee by binance?
4) Is there a decentralized method to stake eth where we can park our ETH in our private wallet to stake?
5) Are there better and more lucrative alternatives to stake ETH available other than Binance?

I hope active users and experienced community members in this regard will help with these questions.
Regards!

My biggest regret will be those two projects that I got a chance to participant in but I didn't. My friends got over 2500$ just by doing a single trade in uniswap. Now I am trying to find a similar project that could provide airdrop like those two. I do not want to miss any project from now and I have already found some potential ones.

I'll try not to miss this one, but are there any specific conditions regarding this airdrop?
what is the minimum trading volume we have to make to qualify?
although it looks a bit strange but it doesn't hurt to try your luck 

Mostly they are not asking for high trade I think 100$ of trades is good enough as long you add liquidity in their exchange then you can be qualified if ever they make an airdrop. The only thing that I don't like about this kind of airdrop is they don't announce it even in their social media channel it is like a surprise rewards for it's users that why only few people are able to claim free tokens that they are given.

I heard that Paraswap may have an airdrop too. One AMM that people aren't aware of is Mooniswap. They are run by the same dev team as 1inch and they haven't released their token yet. I have been making trades on multiple wallets for 0xMR in preparation for the Mooniswap airdrop.

1:40 of uniswap volume, 1:6 of 1inch exchange volume. I doubt that this airdrop will be bigger. Maybe because of more strict rules (like min 1000$ volume). Have you used this dex? It doesn't looks legit to me. Orderbook moves too fast for 9 mln $ DEX.
BTW First time I see DEX with margin and perpetual contracts.

I would prefer ICO because most of the time IEO are instantly filled up. ICO back then is powered by the community while IEO its the whales that are buying the token.

Sooner or later Bitcoin will be appreciated by bigger companies and starting to adopt because it's inevitable although Bitcoin is still 10 years old but it is gaining a lot of attention to people already. More and more regulations needed if we want Bitcoin to be considered as a means of investment and that would be the start of worldwide adoption. Maybe we could see that $100k in the near future if more and more bigger companies starting to adopt Bitcoin.

You could have mined a lot of BTC entirely on CPU power back in 2010. Did you do it? Have you become an idiot now?
People buying BTC at $27k have just come to know about Bitcoin and they will have a look at the historical price of Bitcoin. So, according to one proverb - "It's morning whenever you wake up", they are not idiots. In fact, they did something amazing today. Just because the time is wrong, it doesn't hold true to judge someone as an idiot.

Mainstream media, multinational corporations and financial experts are at it again! Bitcoin and cryptocurrency is all I seem to be reading about recently again and again in verywhere that I look, cryptocurrency and blockchain technology is obviously in the spotlight again

My questions for bitcoiners and financial advisers: Are you advising your friends and clients to invest in cryptocurrencies or are you even just assisting them to get into the asset class? Alternatively, are you telling them to avoid the tech maybe due to the potential impact of Covid-19?