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TribalBob
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March 18, 2021, 10:56:05 PM
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LOSS in what terms Huh??
You get it from the airdrop, I personally 1 inch from the airdrop I stake in one of the exchanges, I also think it is too small to sell, even if I want to be arbitrated, the profit is too small
all have risks, but as long as you get coins for free there is no harm in looking for more coins by stake

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April 24, 2021, 11:38:14 AM
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Pay attention to the new fork that is releasing 1inch (1inch NEW). It is designed to create high value coins and is an inflationary token based on liquidity. According to the description, a very cool token with a profitable future. But let's see what happens in reality. Distribute 10 coins. 1000 inch = 1 eth

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April 24, 2021, 03:51:26 PM
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The risk staking coin/token which will gives you another token is only price risk. If the price going down because the APY is too much. It will goes down. Another staking risk on decentralised services is the project failed and die. Staking on decentralised network will not let other people stealing your token/coin.
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