https://twitter.com/InjectiveLabs/status/1369463864723730432  - Injective Protocol will give prize to the developers who build projects using decentralized derivatives trading on Injective.

Guys.

So I was wondering if you guys could give me ideas to set up some revenue streams that would not require much time investment per week.

Ideally each source of revenue should bring in about $200 per month and should be scalable.

I have some of my own ideas but I can get too biased about what I think is the right thing, so I want to open up this discussion to all of you that might have better ideas than what I could conjour.



Self-mod thread, but I won't delete your posts unless you start trolling.

The advent of Bitcoin's blockchain technology has opened up a world of possibilities that were never imagined. People can finally achieve financial freedom by being their own bank anytime, anywhere. In 2017, there was the ICO boom where crypto land was filled with hype with many companies launching their own business ventures. Everything has been about smart contracts, on-chain privacy, and Blockchain-based gaming. But ever since prices started to decline back in 2018, there has been a lost of interest into crypto and Blockchain tech from people in the mainstream world.

It's now 2020, where many exciting events are yet to come. Bitcoin will experience another reduction in its block reward (halving), while Ethereum becomes closer to adopting PoS into its blockchain network. The space is definitely maturing, but the level of demand is still a lot less than it was back in 2017.

Nonetheless, I'm curious to know what's the next big thing in crypto?

How to start working with electronic currency, what is needed in order to profitably buy and try cryptocurrency?

I noticed that (which is quite contradicting) it is hard to buy crypto and Blockchain books with actual crypto. Hence, I want to sell them for crypto.
Is there a demand for it?

Best,
Vince

I think most people have 'received' their CRO token airdrops.

But it is kind of meaningless - they are locked for 12 months so whether your app says you have CRO or not doesn't really matter.

I also don't like that they put the 'value' of CRO as part of the airdrop notification. Like obviously when a bunch of tokens become unlocked in one years time, that will dilute the existing supply and more people might start selling - so today's price is almost irrelevant.

I don't think you understand the project

This is very scammy, I sold the minute it was announced.
You're basically issuing new money, money that only 10% will be distributed to MCO holders, and even the few of them that are qualified for it have to hold their MCO tokens in your wallet.
Of course the new token will take value from MCO's value which now looks it took a bit.
Congrats on fucking over even the last people supporting you.

This is one of the greatest scams I've seen.