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"Now Sufficiently Decentralized That We'll Consider It Not A Security" -- Gary Gensler in 2018

Pay respect to your moonfarmers

Sup crypties, The past 4 weeks i dived into the world of moonfarming. I spend alot of my free time(wich is scarce) on this sub trying to score moons by gaining upvotes and heres what i have learned. 1. I'm not as funny/likeable as i thought i was. 2. Reading shitpost after shitpost really wears you out over time. 3. It's not really worth my time (past 4 weeks i only made ~280 moons, roughly $50) 4. Crypto and its articles about people/projects, i dont really give a flying **** about any of it. 5. Your wife is likely to get angry if you shitpost during sex. 6. I still havent figured out how to even sell them. Conclusion: full time moonfarmer is likely to be the hardest full time job in the world. I hope you lot put this information i have gastheren to good use.

Why is everything so US centered?

As you may have read, why is it always the US news that affects markets the most? Sure, the US is the leading country in the whole world, but there are other superpowers like this one. If Powell says a wrong word, crypto could skyrocket or plummet. But this is not the case for another country, say Germany. It just seems like everything outside the US is not really that important when thinking about the market. It feels weird or is it just me? How do you think the US supposed reccesion will affect the crypto markets this year?

Alt Coin Portfolio

Hey guys, so I've been sticking cash since things started going down and now I'm trying to determine how to distribute it. I've already got strong positions in BTC/ETH and am looking for essentially a 1% portfolio allocation to a handful of alts. Here's my question: let's say for example I've got $1000 for easy math. Should I pick 10 projects and put $100 into each, should I be more picky and make bigger allocations, or should I scatter my cash all over the place and make a bunch of small bets? What's your strategy right now?

This sub is so much better when our coin price is $0.19

Is it just me that observes a significant improvement of r/cc when moon price is dropping? After the price has fallen below 20 cents, I see much more: - High quality content - In-depth price analysis - Much better blockchain discussions … and also many more upvotes. You can literally feel that the hunt for moons are lower, which increase the quality of this sub immediately. So I think we all should enjoy the short time with less moon farmers and down voters, because of course the price will go up, and when it reaches $1 this sub will be very chaotic.

What was your first crypto experience? They say you never forget your first time...

Hey crypto maniacs! Sometimes, when I'm neck-deep in this wild crypto shit, I can't help but think back to the good ol' days, when I was just dipping my toes into this insane world (must have been around 2021). Those were simpler times, and everything seemed so fresh and exciting (with the hopium that fuels us all...) So, my first-ever crypto experience? NiceHash, baby! I spent days scouring the internet, comparing mining platforms like I was on some kind of treasure hunt, and then NiceHash entered my life. Their user-friendly vibe and the smell of potential profits lured me right in. I got my first miner set up, and it was like watching magic happen as those itsy-bitsy pieces of Bitcoin filled up my wallet. I was addicted from that moment on! 🤑 What was that memorable first crypto experience that got you hooked? It doesn't matter if it's a hilarious fail or a monumental win, we all started at square one...

1,500,000 MOONS in the SushiSwap liquidity pool

Despite the recent negative price of moons, people continue to show long-term support by providing liquidity on SushiSwap for the MOONS/ETH pair. Gaining on average 40% APR for doing so, you can see why the number of moons in the liquidity pool continues to increase. [TVL in SushiSwap](https://preview.redd.it/k58b30uxdwua1.png?width=675&format=png&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=7b0bed2edb93a70f31ff7505c85336565f458ae6) Liquidity providers are currently earning a cumulative 2.6K moons/day [Pool rewards](https://preview.redd.it/5l16fwbbewua1.png?width=654&format=png&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=f5c3889381959fa2b05f3f458d8f0a3bc3ae2a7f) Liquidity and trading volume are two key metrics considered by exchanges when looking to list new tokens, so hopefully we are moving in the right direction!

Long Traders Feel The Pain As Bitcoin’s Dramatic Fall To $29,000 Leads To $241 Million Liquidations

MetaMask refutes wallet exploit claims – 'not a MetaMask-specific exploit'

How should we all feel about FTX re-launch? Is it the resilience of the Tech product behind exchange or pure crony capitalism as influencers hold big FTT bags?

Most of you have heard this already but more and more signal is coming up on the relaunch of FTX. Part of me thinks, there is a decent Tech product/ codebase out there that can be reused along with stripping out all the shady schemes and alameda research. Full disclosure - I don’t know how robust the tech/product is but I do recall a large user base and decent reviews of the user experience on FTX exchange. Other part of me thinks is it just FTT bag holders trying to recover their money, just because a lot of them are very influential/ well connected people, including some of the biggest names in Crypto. So the relaunch of the exchange may serve those people well but it will again screw common users. If latter, it’s just a sad depiction of how messed up Crypto has become with strong influence by crony capitalism who will take advantage of any opportunity to grow their pockets. Ethics, history, code of conduct don’t matter to them. Anyways, curious to hear what you all think.

Trump’s Second NFT Collection Sells Out While Prices On First Collection Plunge

Kraken Secures Key Registration in Ireland Which Will Enable it To Operate in The Entire EU

SEC Finally Shows Its Hand

So, after refusing to tell anyone what it's rules are for judging any crypto to be a security, the SEC has now filed a complaint against Bittrex, insisting that DASH, ALGO, and OMG, among others, are securities. No word yet on whether Gensler will indict himself for shilling Algorand. It would be entertaining to see him interrogating himself on the witness stand. [https://www.sec.gov/litigation/complaints/2023/comp-pr2023-78.pdf](https://www.sec.gov/litigation/complaints/2023/comp-pr2023-78.pdf)

Soulja Boy Has Reportedly Been Cranking Out Promotions for Scam NFT Projects

Rapper-turned-crypto-enthusiast Soulja Boy has promoted dozens of crypto coins and NFT projects, some of which turned out to be scams, according to research by pseudonymous internet sleuth ZachXBT. Didn’t this guy got fined by SEC recently for chasing pump and dump tokens ? Looks like he hasn’t learned the lesson yet .