I would like to see some information about a possible sales price ( I don't think there is any liquid market rn, at least I couldn't find any for 0.3 BNB or $100~ :/). In addition, it would be interesting to know how to exchange the Arcona Feod for land on the platform. Arcona looks interesting, and I would like to acquire some land for my Feod NFT, but without any English guide or information from the devs how to do it, I have no clue how to go from here. Can't wait for the devs to respond here. Thanks for contacting them @HHampuz! Good job, as always!  Same here, if we have 4 weeks of campaign I'm thinking about selling 2 NFTs and exchange 2 NFTs to a land, but it's hard to find more info about I don't know how to sell or exchange, I already tried the link posted here, but I think it's old and don't work anymore Try to list it on rarity.garden - the collection address should be 0xE59046EEF9477DFD6A231579CCB3b91201a5e41f (double check yourself before proceeding). |
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NFT worth 0.3 BNB per week? this makes you one of highest paid signature campaign of this forum ahead of 1xbit.com. Is there any particpant who has got 0.3 BNB for his one week of work and are you able to sell that 0.3 BNB. If really doubt that 0.3bnb worth NFTs which you are offering can be sold. Correct me if i am wrong.
I've managed to list the NFT on rarity.garden, but it's unclear what market price is. I doubt it is 0.3 BNB since it's not selling at that price so it would be good if the market price of the NFT can be updated in OP instead of an arbitrary "worth" amount. I believe 0.3BNB is what the Arcona team is selling the NFT's for. It's hard to put a value on something in an open market with buyers and sellers, hence the wording "worth". I have however asked the Arcona team to come into this thread and clarify a few things about it all. I understand now. IMO this info should have been disclosed much earlier by the Arcona team, i.e. when people sign up so that there can be a lot less confusion. I'm fine with this arrangement but other participants may not necessarily be. I'm sure it's pedantic, but "worth x amount" and "priced at x amount" mean different things - one suggests liquidation value, and the other suggests an asking price. |
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NFT worth 0.3 BNB per week? this makes you one of highest paid signature campaign of this forum ahead of 1xbit.com. Is there any particpant who has got 0.3 BNB for his one week of work and are you able to sell that 0.3 BNB. If really doubt that 0.3bnb worth NFTs which you are offering can be sold. Correct me if i am wrong.
I've managed to list the NFT on rarity.garden, but it's unclear what market price is. I doubt it is 0.3 BNB since it's not selling at that price so it would be good if the market price of the NFT can be updated in OP instead of an arbitrary "worth" amount. |
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A few really good, fast, cheap and scalable blockchains I would recommend are Terra, Persistence and Cosmos. These blockchains have a good amount of validators, and the tokens are distributed in a manner that should be expected of a proper decentralized blockchain.
There are just the blockchains that I personally find are fast, cheap & scalable, and yet still manage to maintain a good degree of decentralization. If you guys like to use any other fast and cheap blockchains that maintain a relatively good degree of decentralization then please share them here. I think that as a whole, the crypto movement has definitely moved away from the purist decentralization narrative towards a more practical thing - which is honestly not necessarily a bad thing. But it is still important to recognize what we're compromising for each project involved. I think that AVAX is another project that has a good degree of decentralization compared to Solana that everyone could take a look into. |
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I think that the best idea within a bear market is to either:
a) Hold onto your position in crypto assets, and lock them into a staking pool to earn interest
b) Use any fiat funds that you may have retained within the bull market to buy back some of the tokens at cheaper prices.
Makes no sense to me to go to stables within a bear market because that would literally be buying high and selling low.
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Even though the entire cryptocurrency and none crypto assets on the stock market price are down currently but the level at which my various altcoins portfolio crashed backward baffles me, please can anyone explain for me how the altcoins market works.
You're probably looking at the top x coins and thinking that it is representative of the whole market. In reality, this is definitely not the case. Your coins could be exotic small caps that have very little correlation with the rest of the market. Especially these days where there are so many unrelated tokens. Just use something like FTX to track all your crypto holdings. |
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It's this idea that you can now start to really "own" the internet and the content that is hosted on it.
But in reality, I think that what Jack Dorsey said has a lot of validity. The VCs have pretty much exclusive control of the majority of networks in this space and it's not even close to being decentralised.
Anyhow, don't get caught up with the Metaverse/DeFi rush - it can come down as fast as it went up.
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Turkey's economy is a mess.
Citizens there should really wake up to this centralized manipulation. Having a stable, immutable currency supply should be a basic human right.
I wouldn't be surprised if p2p BTC transaction volumes start increasing in Turkey in the upcoming months, honestly.
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Today I found an interesting post on /r/Cryptocurrency about an artist who had to shut down his online gallery, because people keep stealing his works and turning them into NFTs - here's the original post. NFT technology is legitimately useless, all it does is creating a unique token on blockchain that has zero meaningful connection with the thing it's supposed to represent. When you NFT is an url that points to a centralized site, it's really no different than buying a star or moon land from some scam company. The artist said that NFT hosting sites refused to cooperate and remove the stolen art, but even if they were doing their job, it would still mean that the whole system is centralized and pointless. Deluded NFT fans like to say that NFT gives people the ability to "truly" own something, but in reality NFT owners own absolutely nothing and are at mercy of NFT hosting sites. NFTs were said to help support the artists, but here we see how they did the opposite and forced an artist to close their gallery and reducing their chances of selling their art or getting commissions. The artists who are profiting from NFTs the most are the big names like Grimes who are already rich. 100% agreed. I wouldn't call NFTs useless, although I do think that in its current form, it is no better than a speculative token. I think that people hype the term up too much as well. The technology honestly isn't even that groundbreaking - everyone knows that having your own token on ETH was always possible, it's just that now there is an image attached to it. |
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I know that so many people don't like XRP for some reasons but if you do this question is for you, what do you think about the future of XRP? I'm planning to buy some and hold for long time, is this a good plan or a bad one? How do you see the lawsuit affecting XRP on long term?
I think that it will be replaced by DeFi platforms. XRP has a bunch of integrations with traditionally centralized finance platforms, investment banks, payment processors etc. which is simply not the place to be right now or in the near future. I don't think that the token price will go to zero, but it will probably experience a significant decrease in hype for sure. |
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It hasn't even been dumping that much though.
If you are scared about a 30-40% dump in the short term on BTC price then you perhaps shouldn't be in the market in the first place.
But the reason is very simple - the halving cycle is pretty much at its end, which is why this current correction and sentiment is the way it is. Nothing wrong with the market, it is still going strong.
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Coinmarketcap for sure.
I just think that it has the better interface, its graph is more user-friendly, and I am comfortable with using it for a long time now.
In terms of your second question, I'm actually not sure what exactly you mean by "how many hours is a coin up"? If you're talking about price, then it would likely be something near 50% given that in the short run, price movements are essentially random.
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Don't bend to societal pressure of over spending during this festive season, make serious plans for the celebrations and the coming year, Don't fall into the trap or bend to the pressure of selling off a percentage of your cryptos to spend this festive season, a new year is coming. January is usually a long month that carries along a lot of expenses, make plans and preparations now for tomorrow, spend wisely today.
Indeed, especially with Fed raising the interest rate soon, it is crucial to not overleverage yourself in terms of spending or investing. If you take on a lot of debt right now you are going to feel the hurt very soon when rates start hiking. Stay the course and don't do anything stupid. You don't need to get in the market when everyone else is hyping things up. |
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Please some clarification @Hhampuz are we receiving NFT worth 0.3 BNB as stated on main post or receiving $100 worth NFT as stated on spreedsheet?.
I was wondering this as well as when the NFT distribution will occur? Thanks Hhampuz. |
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I think that there will be a hit to TRX.
But in terms of USDT, not necessarily. It's not like Justin had a big role to play in terms of how that operation is run.
USDT can just migrate to another chain if TRX starts to fade, but I wouldn't recommend anyone use USDT in the first place - it is simply too risky.
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Decentralized or centralised I don't care but in future if a new smart contract project comes with auto smart contract verification it's over, let me explain this better, a project that will run on such smart contract will be licensed, there will be no room for copycat with fake smart contract that lures people into buying wrong tokens for example on uniswap or pancakeswap, for example a project named waki will remain waki with a licensed smart contract address, no other will be able to share same name and smart contract
Isn't that already happened? It's just that there are still a bunch of phishing smart contracts, but they are definitely not the same contract and people have to be pretty stupid to fall for these cons. Perhaps a verified badge or something will help, but that's up to the third party explorers to provide. |
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As the year 2021 is coming to an end what is the future for the new rave of the moment NFTs which seems to have taken over the cryptocurrency market in 2021 as the new year 2022 is coming and a lot of projects coming up what do we expect to see in the coming year will NFTs continue to drive or a new wave is coming?
I think that good quality projects will benefit from a huge run-up. However, the more mediocre projects that are just predicated on images of animals will slowly fade away. Metaverse projects have huge potential in this field, e.g. Sandbox, Decentraland etc. |
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We all know that long term investment in Bitcoin is reasonable but how reasonable do you think long term investment in Altcoins is?
I think long-term investment in Altcoins is full of risks but short time investment is more profitable. Do you agree with me?
I think that if you diversify your altcoin portfolio you are probably just as likely to make a long term gain as compared to BTC. It's honestly not like the dark ages of crypto anymore - if you do your DD right, alts can actually be a lot more useful compared to BTC itself. As long as you are not touching the meme tokens or short term hyped up stuff, you'll be good for the long run. |
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If you could, definitely short the meme projects like DOGE.
There is still so much room for them to go downwards in my opinion. And when the actual Web3.0 projects thrive, they will be the first coins to go actually.
Just be wary that you have sufficient stoploss when shorting. The market stays irrational longer than you can stay solvent sometimes.
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Trust wallet should be fine but I'll ask the team for confirmation and let you know asap I too shared here my trust wallet. Please post here publicly whether trust wallet is supported or not. Thank you. The Arcona.Space team have told me that MetaMask will be easiest for everyone, so I'd change to that if I were you. As for the guide on how to sell the NFT, here it is: https://telegra.ph/Kak-prodat-NFT-Arcona-na-markete-Uniftyio-11-04Could I also change my BSC address? Here is the new one: 0x265402f1bc837bD7A9e31B83ea5A00F9cFE0d078 Thanks heaps! |
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