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8c0833 No.1728

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9a85ab No.1742

File: c0d2881945ff288⋯.png (39.63 KB,1066x480,533:240,GolemIsAGreatInvestment.PNG)

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>>1728

>Golem

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6b1f4f No.1746

File: 9c1a13f62e7f911⋯.jpeg (669.75 KB,1806x3412,903:1706,BitBay Rolling Peg.jpeg)

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BitBay (BAY) is Bae tbh fam

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5a290d No.1747

>>1742

What are you, a day trader?

That shit does not matter to me. It's the technology that matters.

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e06942 No.1749

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All crypto currencies are effectively backed by real life currency, since most value in owning crypto-currencies are for trading for bank notes, in addition, mining crypto-currencies costs real life currency in electricity and equipment expenses, this means actual currency has a tangible effect on the value of crypto currencies.

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3662fe No.1756

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>>1749

So essentially the best method to mine is in an icebox in the desert using solar power? I'd want my coins traded into bearer bonds or something else cool if not real gold or silver. You plebs… with your banknotes and paper money….

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50447e No.1757

>>1749

Not exactly, it's now possible to buy all the equipment necessary to mine crypto with bitcoin or other crypto, not to mention it's entirely possible to use solar panels to provide the electricity needed to mine crypto, thus potentially allowing crypto to be completely independent from fiat currency

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238a53 No.1761

>>1757

THIS > Valid point

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8c0833 No.1762

>>1749

Golem has inherit worth in itself because you can use it to render shit.

Please learn more about crypto before speaking retarded nonsense.

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115fb5 No.1763

>starting off a thread about a general topic with a recommendation

As expected of a crypto named Golem. What does it do that Ethereum doesn't?

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3662fe No.1767

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>>1757

>Bruce

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e71eaa No.1776

The two coins I'm the most excited for are blocknet and mooncoin.

Blocknet is a PoS coin with a 4 million coin supply and 20 million dollar market cap. They have developed a working truly decentralized exchange that facilitates atomic swapping between two currencies. The currencies need to have BIP65 implemented CHECKLOCKSUMVERIFY, and you currently need a synced chain of the two currencies you wish to trade but they are planning to implement SPV in the future which will allow the wallet to handle lightwallets similar to blockchain.info where the synced chain is hosted elsewhere. One you execute the trade you need to pay transaction fees for the currency you are selling and the buyer will pay transaction fees in the currency they are selling, but they must also pay a small fee (0.1% I think) to the nodes who process the order book matching and hashing of the trades denominated in BLOCK. This creates a consistent buy pressure on BLOCK, but with such a low coin supply and 5k block needed to stake for a node (only 750 odd possible) there will likely be very few available on the market thus making the price per BLOCK soar. This will only increase as more volume is traded through their DEX.

Something that's really cool and could be realized through BLOCKNET is the problem of having liquidity locked up in buy and sell orders. Because exchanges need to account for where a coin is in their database, if you have a buy order for 1 ETH at 0.05BTC, you will have that much BTC frozen until the trade is executed. This means you can't use that 0.05BTC to buy something else. With the BLOCKNET DEX it should be much easier to have a list of open buy orders for ETH, DGB, BTS and whichever coin reaches your buy order first is executed and the others can't be if you don't have the balance to fulfil the trade.

This essentially multiples your ability to make money on the market. The arbitration opportunities will be very lucrative at first with any kind of algorithms employed to it, but eventually much of this could happen in the wallet and a internet of blockchains could arise where you could pay for an item for sale in DGB with BTC from your wallet through BLOCKNET's infrastructure. Similar to ARK, but not vaporware. Apparently ARK lifted x-bridge tech.

Mooncoin is currently bouncing between 1 to 2 sats. It has a 300 billion coin supply but 80 billion are hardforked out as the beneficiaries of the cryptsy hack. This means is has a similar coin supply to DOGE. They have an active dev and quite an enthusiastic community. They're currently voting on a new logo which looks heaps better, have just implemented a new algo Lyra2m (which makes it mineable on a shitty CPU), working on MOON EDU, MOON LITE, SMART LIKES, MOONWORD and have been talking with an investment firm about supporting their currency.

None of that is particularly interesting to me, but I think that with the release of some of these features and another bull run the coin will easily see double digit sats again soon. It pumped from 1 sat to 10 sats with 500 BTC volume on bleutrade before getting listed on c-cex and bittrex wants to list but are just having some problems with getting their end to work with the new algo. They're willing to do it if the community and market is there though.

I could easily see this get to 30 sats or so during that next run. I bought 20 million at 1 sat and held when it pumped to 10. I'll start selling off a few million once it gets over 20. Getting in at 1 sat (0.2 btc worth) with that much volume behind it means that every 5 sats you bank 1 bitcoin and there's plenty of people to sell into as there'll be new bagholders created at every sat interval. If you could get in at 2 sats, you could very easily 5x your money by the years end and it also is a great hedge against bitcoin shitting the bed with it simply bouncing between 2 to 3 sats through the turmoil.

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5a290d No.1806

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5a290d No.1807

>>1763

It's an ERC20 token. So it's a part of Ethereum.

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8cd8e6 No.1907

So swarm and edgeless were the main losers from the parity bug. I think swarm lost 20 million worth of ETH from ICO. Vitalik's dad is an advisor to that project. When I was in the slack channel for it, no one even seemed rattled… They were just kumbayin and all "I'm so proud to be part of such a wonderful community, swarm love, swarm life". I get weird feelings from them. I was holding a couple hundred because I thought it was a cool idea but I sold a bit after the top yesterday because I don't want anything to do with it. They're cheering the devs because they said they're gonna keep working on it regardless of funds and I feel it's all just a bit contrived.

I feel a bit iffy about holding any erc20 token now. I think solidity is a shit language for smart contracts and I'd be tempted to put some money on antshares/neo because they have lots of different script libraries but they're an erc20 token too and I feel they're just gonna be part of a new China chapter in cryptoworld. Will probably offload the last of mine if there's a pump before or after re-brand.

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7e8f05 No.6642

Navigating the cryptocurrency market can indeed be tricky, but SquadUP's innovative moves in the tech space caught my attention. While SquadUP is a strong force in the event management space, they have also ventured into the blockchain realm through a partnership with Sidechain. This collaboration resulted in NFT.SQUADUP.COM, an avant-garde platform that utilizes NFT's ticketing technology on the Solana blockchain. Event organizers can now auction NFT tickets and attendees can convert tickets to NFT using the Proof of Presence (POAP) protocol. This groundbreaking move, coupled with an attendance earning model, has the potential to change the dynamics of event attendance. For a deeper dive into their transformational initiatives, I suggest exploring the < a href="https://nft-ticketing-companies.com/review/squadup/">squadup</a> article. It's a fascinating read for anyone intrigued by the intersection of technology and live events!

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584cd1 No.6690

Whether cryptocurrency will eventually replace traditional financial systems or coexist alongside them remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: the digital revolution sparked by https://cryptocasino.ltd/ cryptocurrency is here to stay, reshaping the future of finance and technology.

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