by COINS NEWS - 3 years ago
Ethereum transaction fees are currently 3 gweis ~($0.12)! Which is already cheaper than some blockchains without smart contracts. Ethereum is scaling while maintaining decentralized security! Source: https://www.gasnow.org/ submitted by ...
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by COINS NEWS - 3 years ago
Blockchain is not only powering the fast-growing cryptocurrency industry but also reshaping traditional finance. One of the most promising blockchain use cases in finance is the issuance and trading of digital securities. In this guide, you will dis...
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by COINS NEWS - 3 years ago
A day ago a post on r/bitcoin showed the immensely high amount of bitcoin shorted, this of course sparked discussion on whether bitcoin would drop below 30k. However, now we see a huge amount of bitcoin being covered: https://www.tradingview.com/symb...
by COINS NEWS - 3 years ago
I own BTC, ETH and ADA, and I’d like to add more coins that have long term potential. I will pretend that i lost this money for the next 10+ years, in other words, HODL forever. Interested to hear your thoughts. submitted by /u/amashq...
by COINS NEWS - 3 years ago
I clearly highlighted to them the risks and rewards of investing and the best investment is to invest in the tech of the coin by doing the right research first, that doesn't matter though since all they are seeing is the price NOW and all coins...
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Just a reminder that now is the time to move funds around if you’ve been waiting for low fees. submitted by /u/branchfoundation [link] [comments]
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What's the best way to make productive use of your Bitcoin holdings? I am aware that you can lend on Blockfi / Celcius but I don't like those as they are centralised. Other options include wrapping BTC to wBTC and then staking on Badger. Any...
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by COINS NEWS - 3 years ago
I see a lot of new people diving in crypto blinded by profits with money they shouldn’t be spending. This trend had stopped during this crash but now it seems to be picking back up because everbody’s so confident saying the market can’t go any lower....
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I think Dune should allow 1-2 CSV downloads to the free users as well. 390$ per month is really only for Pros who use it constantly. I wouldn't mind paying some money for a single download either. They should allow that. Can pay in Ξ. I have a qu...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 years ago
Feel like this is a bit of a novel question, insofar as all the experts out there are more likely schooled in “smaller scale” price movements, when traditional assets are suddenly opened to investor markets. But this is entirely different, as Bitcoin...
by COINS NEWS - 3 years ago
Here's the thing: the world operates on fiat right now. You cannot put food on the table using crypto as currency (yet, in 99% of places). I'm willing to bet most people on here saying they are invested and "fiat broke" aren't a...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 years ago
I'm a teenager from Singapore. At this age, I'm not legally allowed to administrate a business or invest so I just try to grasp as much acknowledge as I can. Be it finishing 2 investing books a week or using my paper trading account to test o...
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I know the general advice is to get a hardware wallet, but what if someone uses an open source mobile wallet like Blue Wallet and makes a multisig wallet that requires 3 (or more) signatures to approve a transaction? How safe or unsafe is this type o...
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