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[mikel_012]

Is Polymarket centralized? I wonder what would happen if some crazy government wanted to ban people from their country from using this site (I think we all know what will happen, people will get around it with VPN or Tor). Especially regarding political predictions, some governments might feel threatened, given that Polymarket has a much higher accuracy rate than national election polls.

Polymarket is centralized in one way that they own the platform and can manually change the outcome of bets and also block people. But to bet you can just use a VPN or Tor and a Polygon wallet so it is more decentralized than many websites that have predictions.

Just like you said, many countries already banned polymarket because they did not fill regulations with the country

I know a 4.94% difference, either up or down is small for a volatile asset like BTC, but i didn't expect the rise after what went down in the weekend between Iran and the United states. With talks breaking down after a ceasefire agreement and the U.S. threatening to block the Strait themselves, i thought we were gonna see a 'dump'. Safe to say that 'development' didn't affect investor confidence in BTC for the short term, or not yet?

I think the war is just a mess with all the open and close of the Strait. I think everyone will find another solution to get oil maybe from the USA that they will receive from Venezuela from the last invasion to get Maduro and so traders got sick of the up and down and are back in the market

[Forsyth Jones]

Can someone explain how much time the detail disappears?

No access is a privacy protection. If you visit order code using a different browser or IP address, you will be asked to add the receiving address before the transaction details are displayed. In short, you need to add the correct receiving address.

for more please read ----> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5538211.msg66534480#msg66534480

I don't know, but according to what Chikito explained, he even entered the receiving address to access the transaction. Let's see what @CCECash has to say about that.


@inspace I just made another swap, can I get 2 more slots even after leaving my entry? 

[kawetsriyanto]

I know a 4.94% difference, either up or down is small for a volatile asset like BTC, but i didn't expect the rise after what went down in the weekend between Iran and the United states.

Indeed, it isn't quite significant difference. So far, the biggest range of Bitcoin price movement is only around $4k-$6k.. Whether it is really affected by Iran vs US war, but it keeps moving in the quite similar ways.

With talks breaking down after a ceasefire agreement and the U.S. threatening to block the Strait themselves, i thought we were gonna see a 'dump'.

In fact, we have pump. You must realize Bitcoin could increase quite well ($70k to $76k). Investors may not really care anymore with this war. It lasts too long and there are too many drama. They may see the impact of the war to crypto assets is getting smaller.

Safe to say that 'development' didn't affect investor confidence in BTC for the short term, or not yet?

What development? I don't see a quite significant development if it is related to the war.  

[SamReomo]

In fact, we have pump. You must realize Bitcoin could increase quite well ($70k to $76k). Investors may not really care anymore with this war. It lasts too long and there are too many drama. They may see the impact of the war to crypto assets is getting smaller.

Investors will always reconsider their investments during war situations and we know that, sometimes we get temporary pumps and thing that the things are getting okay but after sometime we understand that those were just fake pumps. Let's see the current up movement of Bitcoin isn't another fake pump but a pure signal that we're entering another phase of bullish market. I still don't think that we could see a bullish market before Bitcoin reaches $100k and that value is quite far from its present value.

[Z-tight]

Let's see the current up movement of Bitcoin isn't another fake pump but a pure signal that we're entering another phase of bullish market.

No, this is not a signal of a bullish run, far from it. I am not expecting a bullish movement anytime soon.

Investors may not really care anymore with this war. It lasts too long and there are too many drama. They may see the impact of the war to crypto assets is getting smaller.

It is indeed very dramatic. With the latest piece of it being the U.S.'s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz after weeks of calling Iran to reopen the Strait. Now we have a 'blockade-on-a-blockade'. Gold and Silver are also starting to show good signs again, currently trading at $4,823 and $80 an ounce respectively.

[kawetsriyanto]

Investors will always reconsider their investments during war situations and we know that, sometimes we get temporary pumps and thing that the things are getting okay but after sometime we understand that those were just fake pumps. Let's see the current up movement of Bitcoin isn't another fake pump but a pure signal that we're entering another phase of bullish market. I still don't think that we could see a bullish market before Bitcoin reaches $100k and that value is quite far from its present value.

Yep. They will reconsider their approach because they are following the updated issues about the wars. If they assume the war no longer has very significant impact, they will be confident to invest with bigger amount of money anymore. That's why the big dump often happened in the beginning of the war only. Once the war has lasted for few weeks, it won't impact the market very significant again.

It isn't really surprising about the pumps. Even it is bearish season, the price won't always decline everyday. We know the term of retracement or bulltrap, this is very familiar among the investors. There will be always pumps after the series of dumps. By the way, I also agree that there is no real sign of the next rally of bullrun as long as Bitcoin price is still below $100k.

It is indeed very dramatic. With the latest piece of it being the U.S.'s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz after weeks of calling Iran to reopen the Strait. Now we have a 'blockade-on-a-blockade'. Gold and Silver are also starting to show good signs again, currently trading at $4,823 and $80 an ounce respectively.

Well, I'm not really sure about US plan of "the blockade". If they are against the ships of other countries that pay to Iran, US may have more opponents in the war.
The investors will always choose Gold or Silver when there is another bad issues. We know this since many years ago. 

[SamReomo]

Yep. They will reconsider their approach because they are following the updated issues about the wars. If they assume the war no longer has very significant impact, they will be confident to invest with bigger amount of money anymore. That's why the big dump often happened in the beginning of the war only. Once the war has lasted for few weeks, it won't impact the market very significant again.

Yes, big investors speculate all the situations and in best conditions they invest more money rather than taking any profits and leaving the market. You're right at the start of war markets often dump that's because the weak hands often fear during such times and because of fud they keep selling their holdings and that's the time some good investors eat those dumps and later sell their bags with some good profit. Most investors know that the beginning of war is always the time that creates most panic sellings and those are the times when such investors accumulate most asset for cheaper values.

There will be always pumps after the series of dumps. By the way, I also agree that there is no real sign of the next rally of bullrun as long as Bitcoin price is still below $100k.

Well, dumps can be good opportunities for investors with huge money because they could literally make 5% or more in profit after the dumps in short perio, but those dumps can be similarly useful for the small scale investors because after dumps there will always be some type of up movements and that's when they can take some profit. I hope we might see Bitcoin at $100k soon but still I doubt something like that will happen any soon.

[CCECash]

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[kawetsriyanto]

Yes, big investors speculate all the situations and in best conditions they invest more money rather than taking any profits and leaving the market. You're right at the start of war markets often dump that's because the weak hands often fear during such times and because of fud they keep selling their holdings and that's the time some good investors eat those dumps and later sell their bags with some good profit. Most investors know that the beginning of war is always the time that creates most panic sellings and those are the times when such investors accumulate most asset for cheaper values.

Experienced investors know that they must doing "cut loss" in the early wars. It can be one of the reasons we have big dumps in the early of wars. Most investors do the same way, they sell their assets before it declines much. But after the wars last for weeks they aren't afraid to invest again because they know the price of the asset has been in a quite cheap price for entry. This is what I learn from the market so far.

Well, dumps can be good opportunities for investors with huge money because they could literally make 5% or more in profit after the dumps in short perio, but those dumps can be similarly useful for the small scale investors because after dumps there will always be some type of up movements and that's when they can take some profit.

Exactly. Huge dumps mean big chance to accumulate assets with cheap prices. They are aware that the dumps won't last forever, there will be the chance for a series of pumps in the future. Any level of investors can take advantage of the dumps, including the small investors or beginner investors.

[CCECash]

What do you think of this news?

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[NotATether]

What do you think of this news?

I must have been 0.00001% of those transactions 

[SamReomo]

Exactly. Huge dumps mean big chance to accumulate assets with cheap prices. They are aware that the dumps won't last forever, there will be the chance for a series of pumps in the future. Any level of investors can take advantage of the dumps, including the small investors or beginner investors.

Very true, I've observed that myself, when Bitcoin dumped to $60k during that Epstein thing, and beginning of Iran-US war, the one who were weak hands started panicking because during that time there was so much fud, but the ones who knew about Bitcoin were sure that it'll never lose so much value and after the dump there will always be series of pumps. The smart ones accumulate Bitcoin during that strange dip, and now they're already in huge profit.

[Yamane_Keto]

What do you think of this news?

The lower fees are the reason I switched to USDT ERC20 instead of TRC20, and Polygon's (previously MATIC) failure to attract more investment made ERC20 tokens the best option, even better than Solana and BNB. Another factor is the rising price of Ethereum.

[mikel_012]

What do you think of this news?

The lower fees are the reason I switched to USDT ERC20 instead of TRC20, and Polygon's (previously MATIC) failure to attract more investment made ERC20 tokens the best option, even better than Solana and BNB. Another factor is the rising price of Ethereum.

What Polygon failed to attract? Polymarket that is now one of the biggest markets still works in Polygon and they are dominating the betting and prediction market in all over the world with billions in volume

I think Polygon and Ethereum are going hand to hand, but Polygon has more real usage from companies that are worth billions. In Ethereum is more for projects that do not hold a lot of value out side of cryptocurrencies

[Hamza2424]

I must have been 0.00001% of those transactions 

Contribution is contribution haha, the number is irrelevant. Thanks for your service

The lower fees are the reason I switched to USDT ERC20 instead of TRC20, and Polygon's (previously MATIC)

That was a good reason. They managed to reduce the fee dramatically, so everyone is giving it priority over Tron. Another reason was the high fee on the Tron network. But these reasons could not have possibly doubled the transactions. There must be other reasons for it, maybe demand?

[bitmover]

The lower fees are the reason I switched to USDT ERC20 instead of TRC20, and Polygon's (previously MATIC)

That was a good reason. They managed to reduce the fee dramatically, so everyone is giving it priority over Tron. Another reason was the high fee on the Tron network. But these reasons could not have possibly doubled the transactions. There must be other reasons for it, maybe demand?

It is interesting that the fee reduced and the transactions are still going up.

Look what I found in etherscan


https://etherscan.io/chart/tx

It is quite impressive that the fees are low, transactions in ATH and the price didn't react a lot. Ethereum is still performing poorly compared to other coins and bitcoin

[Faisal2202]

What Polygon failed to attract? Polymarket that is now one of the biggest markets still works in Polygon and they are dominating the betting and prediction market in all over the world with billions in volume

I think Polygon and Ethereum are going hand to hand, but Polygon has more real usage from companies that are worth billions. In Ethereum is more for projects that do not hold a lot of value out side of cryptocurrencies

I can't agree more with you on the fact that Polygon's usage increased with Polymarket. Billions are being transacted on Polymarket, and it has increased the usage of Matic, but I would not fully agree that Polygon has "more real usage" than ETH because ETH is still the main settlement layer and asset hub for a huge share of crypto value, while Polygon's edge is mostly about cheap, fast execution and specific use cases like payments, consumer apps, and prediction market activity.

You might want to get a recap of where ETH is being used. A small example is Uniswap, Aave, Lido, stablecoins, BR's BUIDL, and most of the L2s we are using are built on ETH.

[Hamza2424]

It is interesting that the fee reduced and the transactions are still going up.

Look what I found in etherscan

It is quite impressive that the fees are low, transactions in ATH and the price didn't react a lot. Ethereum is still performing poorly compared to other coins and bitcoin

I think it has to do with their new updates, and I think there are some more updates on the way that they will integrate in 2026. The purpose of these updates will be to decrease the fee even further. Although for some, the fee would still be high, haha, and thanks for sharing the chart. It shows how the demand for ETH is increasing ecosystem-wise.

The price is doing much better, I think. It failed to hit the targets that most of us predicted, but I still have hopes for it, haha, as I bought some near $3500, haha. Is there anyone else who bought in this range?

[examplens]

The price is doing much better, I think. It failed to hit the targets that most of us predicted, but I still have hopes for it, haha, as I bought some near $3500, haha. Is there anyone else who bought in this range?

Quite by chance, I sold at $3600+ at the end of 2024. It turned out to be one of the better decisions, although I did not plan to sell, more because of the cash out, and ETH seemed the most uninteresting to me.

[kawetsriyanto]

~ I've observed that myself, when Bitcoin dumped to $60k during that Epstein thing, and beginning of Iran-US war, the one who were weak hands started panicking because during that time there was so much fud, but the ones who knew about Bitcoin were sure that it'll never lose so much value and after the dump there will always be series of pumps.

Have you bought Bitcoin during that massive bad news?
Indeed. BTC dropped to around $60k at that time. It was actually good time to buy Bitcoin. Just imagine those people who bought Bitcoin at around $60k and they sold at around $75k, they have got good profits. Sure, people who have been in Bitcoin investment, they won't panic. They must know it is the best time to buy whenever we have massive FUDs.

The smart ones accumulate Bitcoin during that strange dip, and now they're already in huge profit.

Yep, they have got good profits if we consider the current price. However, each person probably has a different goal. Some people may have already taken profits, but there are also the people who keep holding until Bitcoin to reach $100k above or hits a new ATH.