John Oliver on cryptocurrencies: ‘This is all still a casino’
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Visa reveals “ambitious crypto product roadmap"
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President Biden's new Communications Director Owns $50-$100k Worth of Bitcoin
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The man who sold his house to buy Shiba Inu (SHIB) and now owns a mansion in Dubai
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‘Crypto is dead in America,’ says longtime bitcoin bull Chamath Palihapitiya
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Ordinals Finance has conducted a $1M rug pull: CertiK
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Just started with ETH (beginner)
A week ago me and my friend (18/19 old) we started to invest in ETH (we putted €185). I also look everyday to crypto predictions.com to know when we should put money on or sell it. We are seeking for advice to make much more profit ? Ps. We put like every month ( when the ETH is lower value 100 for person = 200 euros. Do u have any advice for us?
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‘Honeypot Bitch’: How Mad Lads Tricked Bots Into Spending $250K on Fake NFTs
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"BTC Whale wakes up after 10 years" Or they could have been hacked
Do you ever think maybe that could be an exploit or hacked account? How could we tell? Whenever I hear [Incert coin name] Whale wakes up after 10 years of dormancy I always think, "Damn this guy just got hacked" and everyone else is excited thinking he finally found his seed phrase or that big things are coming. Nope, it could be a hacker just drained this diamond-hander's wallet. Just a few weeks ago were hearing about legacy Metamask / cold storage accounts being hacked and no one knew how. A lot of people were claiming that It is impossible for a cold wallet to be hacked but given the time span of 10 years of dedicated hacking im sure someone would be able to figure out where you store your words. For a large enough payout anything is possible. They could masquerade as a potential Tinder date and bug your computer. Because of this, I'm now Im skeptical about large wallets waking up. I will always think they are hopelessly getting drained of their hard work.
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How does SushiSwap offer 34% APR on staked Moons?
SushiSwap is currently offering 34.12% APR on staked Moons. 1.16% of that comes from the fees they charge (.3% per swap) and the other 32.96% comes from "Rewards". The rewards consist of 7.5 SUSHI per day and 2.6K Moons per day. PER DAY. That is 949K Moons per year in rewards. The pools has just under 1.5 Million Moons right now, so that is an immense amount of rewards for what is in the pool (even counting the same amount of ETH in the pool). I think we've all become more weary of things that sounds too good to be true, or don't make economic sense, so how is this possible? Edit: Sounds like I got my answer, but I don't want to delete this post in case anyone else is curious. In short, the rewards APR is temporary and will likely be removed/reduced at some point in the future after more assets have been deposited into the pool and volume increases, which will increase the fees APR.
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Miami crypto CEO among 5 charged in $2M ‘manipulation scheme’
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How much you Guys have Lost as retail investor by trading
Crypto is like fire and at some point of time we get a itch to trade hoping to make some gains or increacse our stacks but most of us end up losing. Worse is we try to trade more hoping to recover and then we lose more . As i retail investor i used to make small trades and always end up in lose .. but when i consolidated i realised i have lost around 4 eth . Amount i will never able to recover or it will take around 5 years to recover Do you guys think u can win the house even in spot trades or losing money has become daily routine of your life . I know DCA wins but i am asking from those who tries to take trades hoping for gains .
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If Standard Chartered says so then . . . Bitcoin could soar 268% to $100,000 as crypto winter is finally over, according to Standard Chartered analyst
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Crypto Exchange Binance Is Back in Russia, Lifts Restrictions on Russian Users: Report
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Solana Saga: The DeFi phone you don’t need
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