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Bitcoin / Mycelium / Re: mycelium wallet
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on: January 04, 2023, 09:22:50 AM
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Hello senay. Seeing that you said you bought Bitcoin in 2016, I am sincerely happy for you - you have made a very successful investment.
I contacted cryptocurrency very late, which caused me to miss a lot. And because of the epidemic and work, my life is very difficult.
Therefore, I look forward to receiving some of your support - some small help that will not affect you.
I am a poet, a poet who writes in Chinese. I made many NFTs with Chinese poems. If I get some support from you, I am willing to give you these NFTs directly and keep in touch with you forever。
I am not a liar. I will not directly give you an address and threaten you to transfer money. That is disrespect for you and myself. I just want your response. thank you!
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / What do you think of XEN?
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on: October 09, 2022, 09:36:51 AM
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This may be an interesting and wasteful social experiment. Up to now, it has consumed millions of dollars of gas. There are many speculators here. But we should see that this social experiment also has its necessity, that is, where is the border of cryptocurrency?
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: What's the safest bet for 3X to 5X return?
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on: October 05, 2022, 07:52:47 AM
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An interesting fact is that it took only one year for BTC to grow from $3000 to $60000, and the 20 times increase was absorbed in 12 months.
Therefore, you should ask yourself: can you find a reasonable point and have confidence to hold it until you are satisfied with it? What you should look for is not the target, but the investment logic, investment strategy, and investment confidence.
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Economy / Services / Re: Consultant Needed $$$
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on: June 17, 2022, 03:29:55 AM
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I graduated from a financial college and have worked in banking, media, new media and project planning. I have been in the crypto world for 7 years.
You can't accept "novice" messages, so I can only reply to you here.。。。
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: BTC market capitalisation going up, what this means for ALTS
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on: June 13, 2022, 06:26:44 AM
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BTC market capitalisation is currently at ~45%
Historically BTC market capitalisation has reached up to ~60% in bear markets
What does this means for ALTS?
Relative to BTC altcoins will be loosing value, the market capitalisation of BTC has only increased 5%, imagine another 15%?
Please note that market capitalisation of BTC always increases in a bear market after drastic moves - it's now clear we are in a bearish trend and capitalisation has broken out (check trading view charts) so stay diligent.
It's just a rise in relative market cap. As chaotic times come, people prefer gold. In the crypto world, believers regard BTC as gold, and "bear markets" are equivalent to "eras of chaos." When the crypto world prospered, BTC was the ballast, and when the chaotic era came, BTC was the lifebuoy.
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Will algorithmic stablecoins have a future?
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on: June 10, 2022, 07:57:30 AM
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Algorithmic stablecoins are a false concept. In fact, the value of currency fluctuates tidalally, and this tide comes from people's approval and veto. Even gold cannot escape this law. Therefore, rather than using "algorithms" for "stabilization", it is more about attracting "herds" for "stabilization". So, how to attract the "herd"? We can see that whether it is UST or USDD, they are attracting people's convergence with high interest payments. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5400154.msg60220935#msg60220935As I said in this post, the biggest mistake of UST is the 20% super high interest rate of the anchor. But when we look back, maybe, it wasn't a mistake, it was probably DK's intention. He knew the pattern he had created would not last, and he looked forward to rug. In fact, if we stick to the current model of algorithmic stablecoins, we're going to be in a ridiculous cycle. On the one hand, we entered the crypto world because of our natural distrust of the real-world financial system. On the other hand, we are still expecting the real-world financial system to firmly accommodate stablecoins in the crypto-world. This leads to another larger question, and that is the definition of cryptocurrencies: Are they currencies or securities? Except for Bitcoin, I think all cryptocurrencies will be afraid to answer this question. Because this question points to the nature of the crypto world, which is them, is it a giant bubble? Currently, I am rewriting an article based on the last discussion on algorithmic stablecoins, and I look forward to having more discussions with you.
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Will we see the destruction of ETH anytime soon?
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on: June 07, 2022, 02:59:24 AM
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High gas fees, reduced popularity of DEFI, rapid decline of TVL on the chain, distrust of ETH2.0, criticism from miners, and restrictions on participants by the POS mechanism. Will the challenges of new technologies and new public chains cause ETH to decline rapidly?
It should happen when you think logically but it is probably not going to because there is so much greed and that greed will keep ETH alive. The number of people who want something for nothing is basically infinite and that means it will create infinite demand for eth till those people lose everything they got. On the other hand, those "new" blockchains have been trying to dethrone ETH for years and none of them succeeded. That means ETH is doing it right while others don't. The public chain seems to be the most attractive cake, and there are bound to be many people competing for the crown. As for greed, I think greedy people are also easily infected by fear.
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Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Project Idea Involving 300 KVA Transformer
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on: May 31, 2022, 07:55:52 AM
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I think it's acceptable. Of course, I don't know your local policies, whether your building is allowed to be converted into a mine, and whether the surrounding residents will object to environmental protection requirements. After all, mines are quite noisy.
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