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More / Etherum Reddit - 2 years ago

Calculate gas for ERC20 tokens

I know ether transaction fee is calculated as (gwei*21000*10^-9), but how do I calculate gas fees for sending ERC20 tokens like stablecoins or wrapped coins? They're more expensive than sending ether. I'm curious how much ETH I'll need to...

by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago

There are way too many project tokens to regulate and sue one by one, so the SEC seems to target the exchanges instead. Especially with how expensive and embarrassing the Ripple case alone was, with the release of the Hinman documents

There are approximately around 23,000 crypto tokens. This itself is likely an underestimate as we well know how quickly tokens are created. In this way, the SEC and other regulators would long run out of funds if they ever tried to target each projec...

by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago

A total of 9 firms and tokens have registered/complied with regulators and securities laws. Only 1 currently survives, the rest either failed, restructured or were abandoned. And this 1 surviving token reports consistent losses since 2021. The laws simply

Only this year in March for the first time the SEC has provided details on firms what registered or “collaborated” with the SEC and the details. The results however are harrowing. Out of nine firms and tokens, only one still functions as originally i...

by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago

Citadel, backed by Fidelity and Charles Schwab, launch an unregistered exchange with only 4 tokens,of which traders can't take custody/withdraw. Why would anyone use it, especially after the amount of traders who lost tons from the Gamestop/Robinhood fias

Citadel has launched a crypto exchange by the name of EDX. The exchange is backed by the likes of Fidelity,Sequoia Capital, Virtu Financial and Charles Schwab. The exchange is not registered with the SEC. It offers 4 tokens, none of which are current...

by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago

Citadel, backed by Fidelity and Charles Schwab, launch an unregistered exchange with only 4 tokens,of which traders can't take custody/withdraw. Why would anyone use it, especially after the amount of traders who lost tons from the Gamestop/Robinhood fias

Citadel has launched a crypto exchange by the name of EDX. The exchange is backed by the likes of Fidelity,Sequoia Capital, Virtu Financial and Charles Schwab. The exchange is not registered with the SEC. It offers 4 tokens, none of which are current...

by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago

Citadel, backed by Fidelity and Charles Schwab, launch an unregistered exchange with only 4 tokens,of which traders can't take custody/withdraw. Why would anyone use it, especially after the amount of traders who lost tons from the Gamestop/Robinhood fias

Citadel has launched a crypto exchange by the name of EDX. The exchange is backed by the likes of Fidelity,Sequoia Capital, Virtu Financial and Charles Schwab. The exchange is not registered with the SEC. It offers 4 tokens, none of which are current...

by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago

Citadel, backed by Fidelity and Charles Schwab, launch an unregistered exchange with only 4 tokens,of which traders can't take custody/withdraw. Why would anyone use it, especially after the amount of traders who lost tons from the Gamestop/Robinhood fias

Citadel has launched a crypto exchange by the name of EDX. The exchange is backed by the likes of Fidelity,Sequoia Capital, Virtu Financial and Charles Schwab. The exchange is not registered with the SEC. It offers 4 tokens, none of which are current...

by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago

Citadel, backed by Fidelity and Charles Schwab, launch an unregistered exchange with only 4 tokens,of which traders can't take custody/withdraw. Why would anyone use it, especially after the amount of traders who lost tons from the Gamestop/Robinhood fias

Citadel has launched a crypto exchange by the name of EDX. The exchange is backed by the likes of Fidelity,Sequoia Capital, Virtu Financial and Charles Schwab. The exchange is not registered with the SEC. It offers 4 tokens, none of which are current...

by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago

Citadel, backed by Fidelity and Charles Schwab, launch an unregistered exchange with only 4 tokens,of which traders can't take custody/withdraw. Why would anyone use it, especially after the amount of traders who lost tons from the Gamestop/Robinhood fias

Citadel has launched a crypto exchange by the name of EDX. The exchange is backed by the likes of Fidelity,Sequoia Capital, Virtu Financial and Charles Schwab. The exchange is not registered with the SEC. It offers 4 tokens, none of which are current...