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I am already 2 years in crypto and yet every transaction is a thrill

Crypto transactions are really a scary thing. I want to be safe, so what I do for every transaction is to... - check the whole address, not just the first 4 and last 4 words/digits, but also the middle part - check the gas, usually paying the medium gas costs - checking if the correct network is chosen - optional: entering memo and double check it After I am sure everything is correct, I press "SEND". Now starts the thrill, depending on which blockchain it is, seconds feel like minutes and minutes feel like hours. I nervously refresh my wallet, eagerly awaiting the funds to arrive. Restlessly moving my feet up and down until the transaction finally comes in. If true adoption shall happen, crypto transactions should be less thrilling, but easier and less scary.

The Future of Crypto

Where do you hope to see crypto advance in the future? Yes yes, up! I know! But do you want to see more widespread use across the world? Or maybe a more mature and diverse range of Crypto that brings more utility to our lives. Personally I would like to see the more open blockchain nature become more widespread in traditional finance. More of an open ledger. Anyway, very interred to hear all of your thoughts and ideas on what you want to see the most over the next year's and decades. And of course we want to see 6m more lambo owner's

Patience pays off in Bitcoin

Arbitrum Proposal Rejected (AIP-1.05)

The proposal had requested the foundation return 700M tokens as a "symbolic gesture to demonstrate that the governance holders ultimately control the DAO, not the Arbitrum service provider nor the Foundation." Being that it was rejected, I'm assuming most of the community was fine with this transfer. The proposed reason (quote above) seems like something *any* governed coin community would believe is a good reason. It makes me wonder why the community didn't approve this proposal, and create a new proposal to make the 700M transfer *with* community approval. I'm curious, what do ARB holders think about this development? Has it shaken your belief in the coins governance model, or the foundation?

What are the most user friendly wallets for Polkadot?

Dot has a lot of potential, and I see it having solid growth in the next bull run. I have a pretty solid understanding parachains and auctions within the dot ecosystem, but I’d like to hear everyone’s thoughts on the most user friendly wallets and applications for interacting with Polkadot. What does everyone prefer to use on PC? What mobile applications are the most fully featured. What’s the easiest way to jump into stake? Past that, what niche do we think Dot will carve out for itself in the future? Do you expect it to prioritize NFTs, or some other emerging tech?

Where to stake ETH?

Now that we finally are able to unstake ETH, I and many others have the chance to move it away from a CEX. But for sure I want to go on staking it. The thing is there are many different providers for ETH staking and it's pretty hard to get an overview. As far as I'm aware there are plenty pros and cons and also different APY for all the different providers - but how could I decide which one to choose? Where can you easily withdraw your ETH? Where do I get the highest rewards? Which provider offers a decentralized staking process? I know I’m not the only one wondering about this, some may have done more research, some less, but many of you could provide important information for others. So let me ask: where would you stake your ETH and why?

cash app btc so ez to buy, stacking little by little

Exit Plan: Prior ATH Price or Market Cap?

Hey there, cryptonauts! I have a question about exit strategies and inflationary altcoins. This question deals with inflationary tokenomics, increasing circulating supplies, and how it affects price action. I’m writing this as a post in hopes that it may help others with similar concerns. If one plans on creating a priced-based exit plan for an inflationary project using numbers from the last bull market, wouldn’t it be better to look at the prior all time high market capitalization than the prior all time high price? Since the circulating supply of tokens has grown in such projects, won’t it take more buying pressure than the previous market cycle to reach that same price? To the DCA cult and BTC/ETH maxis: I get that you may hate alts and that there are better exit strats than timing the top, but this is a not what this question is about.

Bitcoin will make many services obsolete

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce Slams Gensler's Cryptocurrency Crackdown

Only 24% of Americans Confident in Crypto's Safety (Survey)

CoinMarketCap new feature - Add wallet and sync

CoinMarketCap App (at least Android and website) now lets you connect your wallet. Just create a new portfolio and enter your wallet address and the app will sync all your networks. For now this feature is in beta and only Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Optimism and Fantom are supported. Just wanted to share this cool feature and hope that more projects will follow. CoinMarketCap is one of the most-referenced price-tracking website for cryptoassets in the cryptocurrency space. Give it a try and share your experience. Good investments to all!

Block #785,389: “This block was mined by a zero emission bitcoin mining computer”

Falling down the #Bitcoin rabbit hole.

Bored Apes NFTs drop 8% as major holder exits, leaving traders overleveraged