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 on: Today at 09:08:51 AM 
Started by electronicash - Post by Canva2020
There are several steps related to crypto in blockchain, you might be wondering what are those things in crypto market, here it will be explained, currently in crypto market many blockchains lead you, you can get a lot of profit if you enter blockchain and explore other currencies. if you want to find tokens in the current market, you have to visit the market, many have evolved into blockchains,
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 on: Today at 09:03:52 AM 
Started by aima55 - Post by aima55
I'm feeling the pressure not to miss out on this bull run. I'm confident in my portfolio of solid coins, but I don't think they're quite cutting it. I want my investments to bring in serious wealth. I've heard about meme coins making people rich overnight, but I'm a bit wary of jumping into that arena. By the way, do you think older coins will see the biggest price surges compared to newer ones? What are your thoughts on this?
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 on: Today at 08:48:56 AM 
Started by GilangBungul - Post by Dokja
Embark on an epic journey into the future of gaming with Futurum Gaming! 🚀 Our commitment to innovation and excellence ensures that every gaming experience is nothing short of extraordinary.
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 on: Today at 08:48:09 AM 
Started by Aunt Lydia - Post by Aunt Lydia

Why not share yours first mate before us?  Cheesy
Nirvana -  my Highschool mentor in music and up to now even though the band is not in play and the vocalist is dead(Kurt Cobain [/quote]

Oh I'm rather old, I was an adult when Kurt Cobain died Shocked. (but in terms of Seattle grunge bands, I liked Pearl Jam more than Nirvana. But then I also liked Pixies, Souixsie and the Banchees, Morissey, Nine Inch Nails and Sisters of Mercy who were not grunge bands)

My favourite "bands" are very diverse: from Pink Floyd to Lisa Gerrard to Beethoven.....
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 on: Today at 08:32:10 AM 
Started by Zandildl - Post by Zehjlia
1. How does the forking process work for Bitcoin Atom, and what steps are taken to ensure a smooth transition for users and nodes when a hard fork occurs?

2. Does Bitcoin Atom support smart contracts or other types of decentralized applications (dApps)? If so, what types of applications could be built on top of the Bitcoin Atom network?
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 on: Today at 08:30:02 AM 
Started by two.625 - Post by gloffs
And you know what? I have in my mind one very important issue that must be taken into account and adhered to: protection of the army troops form deadly coronavirus infection.
What about it? How about it? Does the Ukrainian army vaccinate their soldiers from this very deadly coronavirus infection and if not why are they not doing it? Why has everybody forgotten about it? This is unacceptable behaviour.
Every soldier in the fields of Ukraine must be vaccinated against this deadly desease. Was all this pandemic for nothing? Didn't we learn anything? What is the army commander doing? What is he thinking about?
I believe that we must bring the importance of this issue to the relevant authorities in the theater of war activities.
We must fight the spread of coronavirus infection on the battlefield.
And what about distancing and masks? Do they understand that distancing and masking is of paramount importance? This can not be neglected anymore.
Every soldier should be in the distance of not less than 3 feet from another soldier. All army officers have to keep this rule in mind. I believe that the WHO does not do their work properly. Why are they neglecting this issue? This is unacceptable.       
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 on: Today at 08:25:43 AM 
Started by Zandildl - Post by Zandildl
1. Does Bitcoin Atom have a mechanism for "burning" or destroying coins, either through fees or other means? If so, how does this affect the overall supply and circulation of the currency?

2. How does Bitcoin Atom account for coins that are lost or inaccessible due to lost private keys or other reasons? Does this have any impact on the overall supply and circulation of the currency?

1. *Burn Rate:* Bitcoin Atom does have a coin burning mechanism built into the Proof-of-Stake (PoS) system. A portion of the daily block rewards is burned, which could potentially lead to increased scarcity of the currency over time and positively impact its value.

2. *Lost Coins:* Lost or inaccessible Bitcoin Atom coins are effectively removed from circulation, which could contribute to increased scarcity of the currency.
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 on: Today at 08:12:54 AM 
Started by Zandildl - Post by Zehjlia
1. Does Bitcoin Atom have a mechanism for "burning" or destroying coins, either through fees or other means? If so, how does this affect the overall supply and circulation of the currency?

2. How does Bitcoin Atom account for coins that are lost or inaccessible due to lost private keys or other reasons? Does this have any impact on the overall supply and circulation of the currency?
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 on: Today at 08:03:17 AM 
Started by Zandildl - Post by Zandildl
1. How were the initial supply of Bitcoin Atom coins distributed, and what proportion of the total supply was distributed to the public versus retained for development and other purposes?

2. What is the inflation rate for Bitcoin Atom, and how does it compare to other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum?

3. What is the halving schedule for Bitcoin Atom, and how does it compare to Bitcoin?

1. *Initial Supply and Distribution:* The initial supply of Bitcoin Atom coins was likely distributed through a process called an "airdrop," where coins were given to existing Bitcoin holders based on the amount of Bitcoin they held at the time of the snapshot. The exact distribution ratio and the proportion of the supply retained for development and other purposes may vary depending on the specific details of the Bitcoin Atom project.


2. *Inflation Rate:* The inflation rate for Bitcoin Atom is likely similar to Bitcoin, with a fixed supply of 21 million coins and a deflationary monetary policy due to the halving schedule. This means that, like Bitcoin, the supply of Bitcoin Atom will gradually decrease over time, which could potentially lead to increased scarcity and price appreciation.

However, it's worth noting that Bitcoin Atom may have a slightly different inflation schedule due to its different block time or mining rewards structure, so it's important to follow more on its explore here https://bitcoinatom.net/ for more information.


3. *Halving Schedule:* Like Bitcoin, Bitcoin Atom likely has a block reward halving schedule that occurs roughly every four years. This means that the number of coins rewarded to miners for each block mined is cut in half, reducing the supply of new coins entering circulation and slowing down the rate of inflation.

The halving schedule is an important aspect of Bitcoin Atom's monetary policy, as it helps to control the rate of inflation and maintain the scarcity of the currency over time. However, as with the inflation rate, the specific details may vary depending on the project's design.
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 on: Today at 08:00:49 AM 
Started by wwzsocki - Post by cryptophilia143
RGAME sounds like it's really shaking things up in the gaming world! I'm excited about how they're using AI to make gaming even better. My opinion is that this could be a game-changer, literally! I expect RGAME to keep pushing boundaries and giving players new experiences.

What I'm looking for from RGAME is consistency and longevity. I want them to keep improving and adding new features so they can stay ahead in the long run. My suggestion would be for them to listen to the community and keep evolving based on what players want. If they can do that, I think they'll attract more users and keep them coming back for more fun.

Overall, I'm definitely keen to see how RGAME evolves and what kind of experiences it brings to the table.
You're absolutely right – RGAME's approach with AI in gaming is quite exciting! It has the potential to be a true game-changer, revolutionizing the way we experience virtual worlds. It's great to see your enthusiasm for their boundary-pushing approach!

Your points about consistency and longevity are spot on.  For RGAME to thrive in the long run, continuous improvement and fresh content are key.  Their focus on listening to the community is also crucial.  By actively incorporating player feedback, they can ensure features and updates resonate with their audience.

If RGAME can maintain this dedication to innovation and community engagement, they'll likely attract a loyal player base eager for more.  It will be fascinating to see how they continue to evolve and what unique experiences they bring to the table.  Here's to a future filled with exciting possibilities in AI-powered gaming thanks to RGAME!

You nailed it with the whole consistency and longevity deal. For RGAME to keep us hooked, they gotta keep the good stuff coming regularly. And listening to us, the players. That's gold! Taking our ideas onboard will make sure the game stays lit!

If RGAME keeps up this vibe of always pushing boundaries and chatting with us, they'll have us glued to our screens for sure! I'm pumped to see what they whip up next.

Now, here's the scoop on what I think RGAME should do to keep the big bucks rolling in and us gamers hyped. First off, they gotta keep polishing the game so it shines like a diamond. Then, they gotta cook up fresh ideas that keep us buzzing with excitement. And most importantly, they gotta make sure the game feels like home for us players. That means paying attention to what we're saying and making us feel heard.

If RGAME sticks to this plan, they'll have investors lining up and gamers like me throwing cash at them faster than you can say "game on!"
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 on: Today at 07:51:24 AM 
Started by Vincom - Post by Suman1
There are multiple ways to take advantage of the Crypto market and it might be investment, trading, participating in various exchange activities etc. Lately, I booked some profit through my investment made in various alts BGB, BNB and the famous meme PEPE. BGB was trading around 0.65 cents and from there it touched the $1.35 mark within less than a month. Besides this, there are multiple events that exchanges organise from time to time to celebrate new listings and by participating we can earn a decent amount as a reward. A few events like Bitget CandyBomb, Deposit Rebate and flexible Savings are some examples that might be worth participating in.
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 on: Today at 07:49:05 AM 
Started by Zandildl - Post by Zehjlia
1. How were the initial supply of Bitcoin Atom coins distributed, and what proportion of the total supply was distributed to the public versus retained for development and other purposes?

2. What is the inflation rate for Bitcoin Atom, and how does it compare to other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum?

3. What is the halving schedule for Bitcoin Atom, and how does it compare to Bitcoin?
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 on: Today at 07:43:57 AM 
Started by Zandildl - Post by Zandildl
1. What is the average block time for the Bitcoin Atom network, and how does this compare to other cryptocurrencies?

2. How is the Bitcoin Atom network synchronized across all nodes, and how do new nodes catch up with the blockchain after they are added to the network?

1. The average block time for Bitcoin Atom is 10 minutes, which is the same as Bitcoin and slower than some other cryptocurrencies.

2. New nodes in the Bitcoin Atom network likely need to download the entire blockchain history from existing nodes to synchronize with the network. This could take some time depending on the size of the blockchain and the speed of the network.
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