My wallet is synced and ready to go for friday. Let me know what is the next step.

So you're saying only the buyer is elligible for the reward? This doesn't make much sense as there is effort made from both buyer and seller. Both should be rewarded, and if natasha can't afford this I suggest making it 0.0045 BTC for buyer and 0.0045BTC for seller

I'm willing to help with buying for any major cryptocurrency.But I need a final decision so I don't waste my time with setting up the wallet etc. Let me know if you are decided and interested. You can contact me on  telegram for faster response: @Aveatrex

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Many people are dropshipping online masks,  gloves and hydroalcoholic gel. It makes sense since many countries population today still don't have enough of these essentials and are turning to the online market to buy them because they simply can't find them at physical stores. We will probably still need these products for many upcoming months as this recession isn't planning to stop anytime soon so I would definitely buy those products online costing me less money as well.

What exchange is this? Some exchanges get paid by coins team to fake their volume so they look more attractive and maybe rank higher in coin listers websites like coinmarketcap...

Or, the exchange fakes the trading volume of random coins so that the exchange itself ranks higher and attract more users.. AXE itself doesn't have an active community right now,it looks dead..

0.28 stakes will require 0.28*109$*3=91$, not 4.9$. And no you can't deposit 0.01 stake, sell for TKP and repeat because if you deposit 0.01 stake you would need 0.01*109*3=3.27$ collateral and you sell it for 0.01*109=1.09$ therefore you cannot repeat this just by depositing and selling small amounts over and over again.
Btw, let's keep this discussion clean and not call anyone names

AFAIK if you look for high liquidity, you can find OTC desks for high volume deals, these are supposedly decentralised unlike normal exchanges but I don't think you can guarantee anonymity if that's what you are primarily aiming for. Alternatively,you can try decentralized exchanges (DEX) where you can have fair amount of anonymity but you mostly won't find very big liquidity, see what works for you.

Tokpie checking and depositing was very quick from my memory.

Only if you have the money. Quick example: translation stake cost 122$, if a hunter want to deposit his 28 weeks worth of stakes he'd have to collateralize 28*2*122*3=20 496$ what kind of bunty hunter has this kind of money to spare ?

Only if you have enough money to begin with.

No, the price of stakes depends mainly on the project and not if there is a lot of bounty hunters trading the stakes or not.

I'm with you on this one.Tokpie used to have a system way better than this, it was simple and convenient; the stakes that appears on the spreadsheet can get directly transferred to your tokpie and account and you could trade them right away, now with this new collateral system only rich bounty hunters can afford to use it, I mean you literally need to deposit 3 folds the value of the stake to be able to trade 1 stake, who has that kind of money among us bounty hunters to be able to sell all our potential stakes? I can see the reasons why they would change their system because of scalability issues... And concerning borrowing TKP to use as a collateral I would personally forget it.. the 10-15% fees that applies makes it not worth it at all...

As you said if you have enough faith in the project, hunters rather wait for exchange listings than get into the hassle of trading stakes with tokpie, which is unfortunate forrtokpie if you ask me, they could've made things much more easier and convenient for us...

I doubt that altcoins would benefit from the hype around Bitcoin halving and pump in case this latter pumps. With a dominance of +68%, Bitcoin is having an upper hand here and clearly altcoins are boycotted. To make it short, I think that if you want to bet on halving creating a bull trend BTC is what you should bet on and definitely not altcoins.

After doing some research on the matter I came to the conclusion that trading stable coins isn't a bad idea after all. For those who are unfamiliar with this, for example you buy tether at $0.99xx and sell it back at $1-$1.01xx it's clear that it is less risky than most other pairs but it came to my mind that these 2 transactions are simple to automate and can be more lucrative if automated so for you folks know a trading bot that supports this?

Counter example: Tor is free, but does it make your security and privacy worse? I'm fairly certain it doesn't. I can't prove you wrong, I mean it's possible what you are saying is true but you can't prove it either. Monitoring traffic and selling data are big accusations that needs to be proved or it didn't happen.

Side note: You are encouraging "good" paid VPNs, it's not always the right choice. Even paid VPNs are allowed and able to give out user's informations Example? Check Kretsinger case with HMA VPN.

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About OP question,I would say just use a country near to your actual location so your ping doesn't get too high and affect your trading.

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