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How crypto could change the world and Why Cryptocurrency was invented in the first place.
People used to pay each other in gold and silver. Difficult to transport. Difficult to divide.
Paper money was invented. A claim to gold in a bank vault. Easier to transport and divide.
Banks gave out more paper money than they had gold in the vault. They ran “fractional reserves”. A real money maker. But every now and then, banks collapsed because of runs on the bank.
Central banking was invented. Central banks would be lenders of last resort. Runs on the bank were thus mitigated by banks guaranteeing each other’s deposits through a central bank. The risk of a bank run was not lowered. Its frequency was diminished and its impact was increased. After all, banks remained basically insolvent in this fractional reserve scheme.
Banks would still get in trouble. But now, if one bank got in sufficient trouble, they would all be in trouble at the same time. Governments would have to step in to save them.
All ties between the financial system and gold were severed in 1971 when Nixon decided that the USD would no longer be exchangeable for a fixed amount of gold. This exacerbated the problem, because there was now effectively no limit anymore on the amount of paper money that banks could create.
From this moment on, all money was created as credit. Money ceased to be supported by an asset. When you take out a loan, money is created and lent to you. Banks expect this freshly minted money to be returned to them with interest. Sure, banks need to keep adequate reserves. But these reserves basically consist of the same credit-based money. And reserves are much lower than the loans they make.
This led to an explosion in the money supply. The Federal Reserve stopped reporting M3 in 2006. But the ECB currently reports a yearly increase in the supply of the euro of about 5%.
This leads to a yearly increase in prices. The price increase is somewhat lower than the increase in the money supply. This is because of increased productivity. Society gets better at producing stuff cheaper all the time. So, in absence of money creation you would expect prices to drop every year. That they don’t is the effect of money creation.
What remains is an inflation rate in the 2% range.
Banks have discovered that they can siphon off all the productivity increase + 2% every year, without people complaining too much. They accomplish this currently by increasing the money supply by 5% per year, getting this money returned to them at an interest.
Apart from this insidious tax on society, banks take society hostage every couple of years. In case of a financial crisis, banks need bailouts or the system will collapse.
Apart from these problems, banks and governments are now striving to do away with cash. This would mean that no two free men would be able to exchange money without intermediation by a bank. If you believe that to transact with others is a fundamental right, this should scare you.
The absence of sound money was at the root of the problem. We were force-fed paper money because there were no good alternatives. Gold and silver remain difficult to use.
When it was tried to launch a private currency backed by precious metals (Liberty dollar), this initiative was shut down because it undermined the U.S. currency system. Apparently, a currency alternative could only thrive if “nobody” launched it and if they was no central point of failure.
What was needed was a peer-to-peer electronic cash system. This was what Satoshi Nakamoto described in 2008. It was a response to all the problems described above. That is why he labeled the genesis block with the text: “03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.”. Bitcoin was meant to be an alternative to our current financial system.
So, if you find yourself religiously checking some cryptocurrency’s price, or bogged down in discussions about the “one true bitcoin”, or constantly asking what currency to buy, please at least remember that we have bigger fish to fry.
We are here to fix the financial system.
Given how early in the Rogers Adoption Curve for Crypto we are, I would like to take a moment so we can just imagine what this technological revolution, which I consider is the next huge step for human kind, could bring. I will emphasize some socioeconomic implications of descentralization, but I`m mostly interested in listening to, and debating your inputs.
Blockchain and Crypto Currency are here to change the world forever.
The implications of decentralization
As you may know one of the core proposals of blockchain is decentralization, and with it we can optimize so many processes that this alone could be the revolution we are talking about. By eliminating intermediaries, we can save on the cost they add to the supply chain ensuring those that create the value, keep it. Or we can simply save on fees.
To quote the man himself:
Whereas most technologies tend to automate workers on the periphery doing menial tasks, blockchains automate away the center. Instead of putting the taxi driver out of a job, blockchain puts Uber out of a job and lets the taxi drivers work with the customer directly. – Vitalik Buterin.
To put it simply, imagine that you replace Binance (a centralized company) with a robot. A robot that you have programed so well, whose code you publicly audit, and that is so safe you can trust it with billions of dollars in liquidity pools, so it proceeds to host and operate the trading platform by itself. In case you didn’t know, this is already a reality! Many people here trade on those platforms on a daily basis.
But this goes beyond replacing Centralized Exchanges with Automated Market Makers, Airbnb with a blockchain DApp that connects landlords and costumers, or even banks with complex smart contracts that allow you to borrow, save, tokenize physical assets, and so on. This goes way beyond.
Here is where I start to fantasize of the future. Think about replacing capital itself, think about getting rid of corporations. Lets dream of a world with DAOs massive adoption.
With DeFi, we may no longer need a company like Nestlé…
And specially not their investors. Of course, you will still need the people administrating, planning, monitoring, generating new ideas that adapt to their context, and creating innovative solutions for a complex world only humans can comprehend. But the figure of shareholders and CEOs that steal all the value that workers create and leave them with a tiny fraction of it, can disappear. This can be the basis of a once in a century transformation.
Just as an example: Nestlè’s coffee growers in Colombia keep less than 10% of the final sale price, and barely make a living on it, so are actually abandoning the rural areas.
With Blockchain, DeFi and Smart Contracts, people like you and me can collectively fund such an operation, and then agree upon specific terms like wages by direct democracy, voting with our crypto holdings. Then we would proceed to allocate funds, hire “developers” which would ultimately be regular office jobs that keep the organization functioning. Once in operation we would frequently vote on decisions and results, which would ultimately keep the highest level of accountability for people working in the organization. This is already happening by the way, this is how some blockchain projects work today. We just haven’t applied it to industrial and physical supply chains yet.
Let’s go back to our project to replace Nestle. Imagine that an organization’s main goal is not to maximize profits for shareholders and bonuses for CEOs anymore. Instead, it’s the interest of regular people and the company’s collaborators that drive its actions.
Most likely, you and I will want to consolidate an efficient and effective supply chain, that is sustainable and keeps the dignity and wellbeing of its collaborators as a guiding principle. We are not longer at their mercy on issues like climate change, we can now take immediate action against it, or stop endangering and hoarding water supplies in classic Nestle fashion.
Also, we are making profits, so we are redistributing capital, and improving our quality of life, which will be most notorious in the most vulnerable communities, usually those that extract/harvest/mine raw materials.
This is what could happen with the blockchain descentralization of business. And you could apply it to pretty much anything, but maybe initially it could be for low labor and capital intensive businesses.
I’ll give you another example. I work for a solar power multinational company. If you don’t know it, solar energy is essentially a financial product, most people working in these companies don’t care about the world, its simply that solar is a very safe and lucrative hustle, and all investors care about is having a nice return of investment (ROI). As of now, my company works exclusively for large scale corporate clients or the state itself, given that’s where the nice ROIs are, since they give you the projects that allow you to place large capitals at once. This means, as of today, we blatantly ignore the regular people that seek for our help and funding to power their farms and/or houses with solar energy. They’re not that profitable my boss tells me. This is shitty, and I’ve thought of quitting several times.
But back to the point. Now, imagine once again, we get rid of the institutional investors. Now you and me create Reddit Solar Co, a DAO. Our only purpose is to facilitate access to electricity to those without it, and to advance in the urban implementation of renewable energy. We help the world, make dividends that are automatically distributed by the DAO, and also our own Crypto is rising in value.
And this is not the best.
Let’s not forget of synergies.
So, we just created a DAO that manufactures and distributes food globally right? Or maybe Reddit Solar Co. As an organization born on the blockchain, we won’t have to adapt to the state of the art innovations on the crypto world like an old steam locomotive attempting to adapt a warp drive on top of it. We were born in space.
From the beginning, our Ethereum based DAO could adopt VeChain’s solution for supply chains, Cardano will help us to give an integral solution to the unbanked communities that provide our raw material, they now have IDs, access to DeFi and education. The land deeds and legal documents that relate to our enterprise are certified by LTO Network, we move money internationally with XRP or Stellar, and don’t worry, we use Polkadot to ensure proper blockchain interoperability.
Too complex for you? Don’t worry, you don’t even have to know or care about this, leave that to others. You’re into finance. Maybe sales is your thing and there’s a little Michael Scott in you. Or you`re into social work and want to supervise our community engagement at the start of the supply chain. Just go do your thing! You don’t necessarily have to be involved in all of this.
All you know is you do your job and receive your crypto salary.
Just as computers and the internet changed the world forever, and not only had economic implications but also changed our culture, routines, work lives and ways to interact with each other, crypto will. We are just so early; that all we can do for now is dream.
You’re having too much hope in humanity dude…
Sure, I may be making some optimistic assumptions on the motivations of humans, I may be saying that we will use this technology for good, and that we care about each other, and that’s one way to look at it. But we could also argue in favor of this from a sceptic perspective: even if you don’t care about the collective wellbeing of your community, it’s in your interest to live in a safer environment right? Ergo you want to reduce poverty. Its also in your interest to stop global warming so organized human life can continue to exist, or to make sure you and your children will have water and food in 50 years, that’s why you will want to use technology for good even if you only care about yourself. Also lets not forget the powerful incentive of profits. Crypto has the clear potential to achieve all of this.
Most of the current generation of crypto projects will be ready and operating within the next 3 years, so all we will need by then is the will to use this technology for good, and the vision to change the world.
This is just the beginning, we will be killing industries but giving birth to others we could have never imagined before.
Cons of Crypto:
A coin called “Chia” is gobbling up 1,125,000 TB storage per day. Just to farm this token that no one seems to use. This takes resource wastage to a whole new level.
Chia is a coin that works on a proof of time space consensus. I.e. to farm this coin, one must allot dedicated hard drives and allot the space (known as plots), and get rewarded for it. Sounds good on paper, and one could even be tempted to think they may put that spare 500 GB space left and earn some passive income on it.
Except, this one already requires industrial grade storage space, just to farm a token that has almost zero adoption anywhere.
As you can see from this coin’s explorer, the storage is growing by almost 1000 PiB per day, in the last few days.
https://www.chiaexplorer.com/charts/netspace
1 PiB = 1125.9 TB.
So a growth of 1000 PiB per day => almost 1125000 TB of storage per day is added onto this network, just to mine these coins. This equates to 1.1 million 1 TB drives added per day just to support farming on this network!
Pros of Crypto:
– People in Hong Kong Use The Crypto and Blockchain To Fight Against Media Censorship
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– Data indicates that 76% of Bitcoin investors are still in profit
- Network effect and staying power
BTC is the first virtual currency to solve the double-spending issue. The Bitcoin Protocol offered a solution to the Byzantine Generals’ Problem with a blockchain network structure, a notion first created by Stuart Haber and W. Scott Stornetta in 1991. - Bitcoin undoubtedly has a ‘brand’. It has perhaps the most substantial name recognition of any existing crypto asset and is basically synonymous with ‘cryptocurrency’ to the lay public.
- Despite near constant proclamations of its demise, Bitcoin has not died. One could argue that – as the progenitor of cryptocurrencies – its longevity and continued profitability is itself an investment thesis.
- As the number of public addresses, daily active users (DAU), and large holders/long term holders continue to trend upwards, it becomes harder and harder to ‘put the genie back in the bottle’:
- Bitcoin’s valuation is well described by the most fundamental factor intrinsic to its network: the number of addresses that hold BTC. Applying Metcalfe’s law, the total value of Bitcoin’s network is well explained, with an R squared of 93.8%, simply by the square of its user base, n.
- Store of value to hedge inflation
- Over its lifetime, narratives of Bitcoin’s value have gone through several shifts, from the original cypherpunk vision in the white paper of p2p ‘e-cash’ to today’s ‘digital gold’ narrative.
- One theme underlying both of these points, however, is a reaction to or distrust in the current financial system. This was true during the financial crisis of 2008 (see the genesis block message) and is still relevant today with unprecedented levels of monetary and fiscal stimulus being pursued by governments worldwide. Government deficits and central bank money printing may lead to inflation and thus drive investors towards assets like gold or Bitcoin to preserve their wealth.
- This notion that BTC is a store of value to hedge inflation has certainly caught on in the last few years – not just from institutional or hedge fund investors, but from companies like MicroStrategy, Square and Tesla adding BTC to their balance sheets.
- Like gold, BTC is scarce – only 21M will ever exist. It is estimated that 3M-3.7M BTC have been lost forever/will never enter circulating supply again.. One estimate is that 14.5M BTC are essentially illiquid.
- To take one example, Grayscale’s BTC trust – which has no redemption process and thus effectively takes BTC out of circulation – alone holds over 600k BTC.
- Like gold, BTC is also divisible, interchangeable and durable. Unlike gold, however, BTC is a digital asset and is thus easier to purchase, move and store.
- If the store of value narrative endures, Bitcoin may have significant upside in supplanting a share of gold’s use case (estimated to be a $10T asset class).
- Development
- One of the common counterarguments for Bitcoin is that it is a ‘dinosaur’ with little technological improvement or development (as compared to its more innovative successors).
- Schisms in the dev community notwithstanding, Bitcoin remains an open-source project with global development communities and activity
- Developments of note include:
- Segregated Witness (SegWit): a protocol upgrade proposal that went live in August 2017. This protocol upgrade effectively increased the number of transactions that can be stored in a single block, enabling the network to handle more transactions per second (TPS)
- Lightning Network: is a second-layer micropayment solution for scalability
- Taproot: an anticipated upgrade to increase privacy and improve upon other factors related to complex transactions
- While other blockchains boast enterprise development, some companies are indeed building on Bitcoin. For example, Microsoft recently launched a Decentralized Identifier (DID) network (ION) on the Bitcoin mainnet
- Ideological foundation for a potentially new financial system, without the old, decrepit, and corrupt banks and middle men.
- The Environmental Argument is almost pointless, as it is the most efficient way of transporting millions of dollars around the world in mere seconds. And I mean efficient in all ways, there us no other single asset in the world capable of transporting this amount of capital wealth with such a low environmental impact or financial cost. If not, try moving 4 millions dollars of gold. Also, as Btc increases in value, this gets more on more efficient.
- Innovation of the technology and the first mover advantage in capturing this new market’s value/future value. Btc will always be at the top as mainstream adoption continues relating Crypto=Bitcoin.
- Ability to be bankless, with proven liquidity (thanks to Tesla) and with the best performing asset creation-to-date.
- Inability of third parties to do anything about your Btc holding without the seed phrase. Government’s can hardly tax it if, as Michael Saylor put it: “I had a boating accident and forgot my seedphrase, I don’t have acces to my crypto anymore so I can’t be taxed”. In a way, nobody but yourself can prove that you still have access to those funds, so, can they truly be taxable?
- The S2F model and updated S2F XA model. So far they have been scarily precise. Otherwise, Metcalfe’s law assures anyone that bitcoin may never go to 0, as the network is already strong enough to provide a certain degree of value.
- Bitcoin has been around way too long, and to the uneducated it is the face of the crypto world.
- Bitcoin has no smart contracts.
- Bitcoin is slow.
- Bitcoin fees are expensive.
- People see it as an investment, not a currency they can use and spend. In the end this is not defined as it’s supposed to be used, but only as store of value. It’s at the state of gold, not of a coin.
- Bitcoin has become outdated, the only thing it’s useful for is investing, day to day transactions are useless.
- Bitcoin’s largest advantage and in fact it’s greatest disadvantage is that it’s the oldest cryptocurrency. Since then technology has evolved so much to become more energy and time efficient.
- Bitcoin is like the grandpa of crypto and we should look at it as such. Admire it for its wisdom because it has taught us so much, but also acknowledge that each of its children are trying to make their own marks on the world.
- It’s huge environmental impact due to its proof-of-work concept. BTC has a carbon footprint like Singapore, uses as much electrical energy as the Netherlands, and produces as much electronic waste as Luxembourg. This is a huge problem and needs to be accepted more widely.
- It’s slow. with an average transaction time of like 10 minutes, we are pretty far from instant transactions – this might not be a problem in all cases, but is one when one would like to use it like a currency, as it was planned originally
- High transaction costs – not ETH-high, but too high
- Bitcoin takes a lot of energy to mine and use. As of May 2021, a single Bitcoin transaction takes as much energy as 760,201 VISA credit card payments (source). To keep this in context, the world banking system uses about two times as much energy as the Bitcoin network (source)
- Bitcoin is difficult to mine. GPUs and CPUs don’t have enough computing power to compete with other miners, meaning so-called Application-Specific Integrated Chips (ASICs) are required. These are expensive – generally in the range of $1000 to $6000, depending on how new the model is (source). This restricts Bitcoin’s mining pool to people and groups who have enough wealth to invest in ASICs, which threatens the goal of keeping cryptocurrency decentralized.
- Bitcoin transactions can take a long time to be confirmed. The average time for a transaction to confirmed once is 10 minutes (source), but for a payment to be absolutely final, it needs to be included in multiple blocks to ensure consensus in the mining pool. This takes even longer, sometimes up to one hour (source, for 6 confirmations).
- Bitcoin transactions require expensive mining fees. At the moment, the average fee for a single transaction is $14.35, making Bitcoin unsuitable for day to day use (source).
- Bitcoin lacks many features available in other coins, including smart contracts (programs run on and enforced by the blockchain, see here), anonymity (source), and CPU mining (allowing anyone with a CPU to mine, thus making the network more democratic and less susceptible to being taken over by large groups).
Crypto is definitely a good way to make money. However, you might end up finding the tech interesting. I know that I sure did, and having a sound understanding of your investment will make a big difference in your ability to hodl. It doesn’t have to be much, just a few YouTube videos.
Strategies when it comes to cryptocurrencies
The HODL’er: you buy and basically you never sell. It’s kind of the holy grail of strategies when it comes to crypto according to this sub. Buy and forget and check back 10 years later. You’re a millionaire, Harry! No stress and no maintenance. You can even buy more over time and continue stacking your fat holdings. Do this if you believe in crypto long term
The Goal Setter: set a goal and sell when you reach that goal. Maybe it’s 3x and I’m out. Or maybe it’s make enough for student loans and I’m out. Or maybe it’s $1MM and sell half. Can be anything. Stress depends on your goal.
The Active Trader: Buy high and sell low
The Swing Trader: Some people are good at trading – they usually wait for those days where the whole market bleeds 20-30% in a day then they buy and wait for the bounce and they sell. Rinse and repeat. But they also risk missing out on the rocket jumps. But they also minimize the risk of being in the market when there’s a crash. In the end they might be able to increase their total holdings but for most beginners they lose rather than win. High stress and high maintenance.
The Cycle Trader: you DCA in during the bear market when everything has lost 80-90% of its ATH (alternatively, a year before the Bitcoin halving). Then you slowly sell off everything approximately a year after crypto starts trending up and enters a bull market. So this method has worked well for many people – they don’t necessarily time the top right but they continue to increase their holdings over several cycles. This might be the smart move if you have discipline. The risk is that history no longer repeats itself. It has worked the past 2 cycles but it’s not guaranteed it’ll work again. Medium stress, low maintenance
The Arbitrager: usually they have algos do the trading for them. They minimize risk and just arbitrage the price differences between exchanges. They might not care about crypto and just want to make money. They miss out on the bull run but also miss out on the bear market. Low stress, medium maintenance.
The Moon Chaser: 1000x or bust. Forget $10K eth or $100K btc, they want the next shiba or safe moon. They buy coins with market caps in the millions and hope for the pump to sell. This is like the lottery ticket buyers of crypto. High stress, high maintenance, smooth brain
The correct mentality for investing in the crypto market is thinking in YEARS not MONTHS.
Crypto: What to do in the bear market
–HODL, dont sell with a loss if you believe in your Coin long term.
–Stake, staking is really important! I cant tell you enough, if we are in a bear market and you can stake for a few years you can easily get 20-30% more coins then you have right now.
–DCA, keep buying. The bear market is where you DCA, dont stop buying. Right now is where you can get coins cheap! Just dont stop DCAing cause you are scared! Pick projects you believe in long term and keep buying at low prices!
–Get rid of coins you dont believe in long term, shitcoins. Many wont survive the bear market.
–Research coins for the next bull run!
Crypto Currency Market Cap Visualized during the Pandemic
Top 100 Cryptocurrencies by Market Cap
Latest News on Crypto:
- Nigerian central bank does U-turn on crypto ban
- Paypal allowing withdrawal of crypto
- Billionaire Carl Icahn eyeing $1.5 billion investment in Bitcoin
- Sheetz convenience store becomes the first store chain to accept crypto
- Nashville couple suing IRS over staking gains being taxable
- Dubai’s first cryptocurrency rises over 1000% since its debut
- Biden announces $6 Trillion budget
- Colorado wants to be the first state to accept Crypto
- Large investors bought $3 Billion during the pullback
- Texas creates legal clarity for Bitcoin
- SEC starts scrutiny of Skybridge and Fidelity’s Bitcoin ETF bids
- Texas Bitcoin Bill Gets Senate Approval
Sources:
1- Reddit
2- Reddit
3- https://research.binance.com/en/projects/bitcoin
4- NYDIG Power of Bitcoins Network Effect
5- The original Cypherphunk vision
6- Unlike Gold, BTC is a digital asset that is easy to move around
7- https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/
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As we approach the fourth halving of Bitcoin, the Bitcoin community has changed and evolved a lot since its inception. It's worth revisiting the early community that formed around Bitcoin. This article looks at many recent documents released, and pieces together facts about Satoshi Nakamoto and who he might be. Evidence examined: - new emails released by Martti Malmi - new emails released in Craig Wright's trial - early internet posts by Satoshi Candidates: Dorian Nakamoto: Shares the name "Satoshi Nakamoto", which led to him being misidentified initially. However, his background in physics and defense projects doesn't align with the skillset required for developing Bitcoin. Nick Szabo: Created the precursor "Bit Gold" digital currency and has a background in computer science, cryptography, and law, making him a plausible candidate. However, his views on Bitcoin differ from Satoshi's, and he has denied involvement. Gavin Andresen: Was chosen by Satoshi to take over the Bitcoin project and had direct communication with him. However, he claims to have learned about Bitcoin in 2010, which would be after its initial creation. Hal Finney: Was the first person to receive a Bitcoin transaction from Satoshi and was deeply involved in the cypherpunk community. His background in computer science and interest in extropianism align with Satoshi's profile. Craig Wright: Has claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto multiple times, but his claims are widely disputed within the community. While he has a relevant background in computer science and security, he has not provided conclusive proof of being Satoshi. Adam Back: Was one of the first to receive emails from Satoshi and has a deep understanding of Bitcoin's architecture. His background in cryptography and digital currencies like Hashcash make him a strong candidate. Len Sassaman: Was involved in early remailer technology, which is seen as a precursor to Bitcoin's peer-to-peer architecture. His obituary is embedded in Bitcoin's code, suggesting a close connection to Satoshi. Ian Grigg: Developed concepts like Ricardian contracts and triple-entry accounting systems, which were later used in Bitcoin. However, he has denied being Satoshi, although he may have been part of the team behind it. Satoshi might not be a single person, but a few people who at different times took on the pseudonym. Full post here. submitted by /u/coinfeeds-bot [link] [comments]
- Need advice for smart contract data collectionby /u/Makoto1021 (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 18, 2024 at 4:17 pm
Hi, I work as a data scientist and I am seeking advice for my research. I am running a project to find malicious smart contract addresses. My goal is to create machine learning models to predict the risk that each smart contract has. In order to achieve this, I need to collect as many malicious smart contract addresses as possible, and label them with risk tags. The steps I planned: Access web3 auditing websites such as Hacken, OpenZeppelin, Consensys Diligence, Kudelski Security, ChainSecurity halborn.com etc. These websites have blog posts about web3 security incidents as well as trusted web3 projects. From those articles and papers, collect smart contract addresses. Target chains are Ethereum, Arbitrum, polygon and Optimism. Together with addresses, gather risk information associated with each address. Especially if the smart contract address is a malicious one, pay close attention to the articles and papers and gather risk information. For each address and associated risk information collected, put risk tags. Risk tags are a collection of dozens of pre-defined true/false labels. Examples of the risk tags in the list are: “honeypot”, “Slippage Modifiable”, “Airdrop Scam”. Example: Let’s visit hacken.io, a web3 auditing company. They have a lot of blog posts about security incidents. In this entry, they explain some notable examples of smart contract hacks. Down in the middle, under the section "The Flaw: Reentrancy in the Mint Function", you can find: Vulnerable Contract KS2-RT: Smart Contract Tracker Clicking the link above leads you to a page in Etherscan.io. Down in the middle, there’s a link to a contract page. Copy the contract address(0xcbEc1e9407F1910c86F261eAeaC27d85c0479E8c) and put it in the spreadsheet. Set “Reentrancy” risk tag to “true”. Ask: I want to get advice on If this is a feasible project. I am aiming to collect 20,000 smart contract addresses as well as risk tags. So it’s gonna be either to outsource this project to many freelancers, or seek a way to automate it with a script. I am counting on reports published by web3 auditing websites listed above. However I’m not sure if they have enough information. Is there any better way to collect addresses? Thank you! submitted by /u/Makoto1021 [link] [comments]
- Looking for a Nyan Baloon NFT - TOP OFFER ON OS - Pic 4 attentionby /u/Mj_6o4 (NFT) on March 18, 2024 at 4:10 pm
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- FORBES: The digital asset mining energy tax (Dame), first proposed a year ago, would impose a 30% excise tax on bitcoin and crypto miners electricity costs, likely forcing them to flee the country as they did from China when it cracked down on miners in 2021.by /u/heybeluga (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 18, 2024 at 4:10 pm
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- A new record: crypto products hit $2.9 billion in weekly inflowsby /u/Duran-lets-gooo (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 18, 2024 at 3:17 pm
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- Realised today that I don't like where Ethereum is goingby /u/ENTIMEYJ (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 18, 2024 at 2:48 pm
Background : I only hold BTC and ETH (70%/30%). I've been around in the crypto space for a very long time. The following is my own opinion and this a this a friendly discussion about ETH only. I'm not looking for alternatives, I already know most of them. Lately, I've been really considering swaping my ETH for BTC (at least for now) for the following reasons: Ethereum team pretty much completely gave up on scaling the main chain. they are now solely focused on improving L2s and pushing people toward using them. I think L2 suck, and that they're not user friendly. some people might argue that bridging tokens is "easy", but I think you're missing other important points : 1- whenever i want to get paid in ETH from a business or someone, NO ONE EVER has a withdraw/payment with L2s. same goes with sending money to normal people. 2- This is pretty much how L2 feels to for anyone I've ever talked to : Risky / Complicated / afraid coins will be lost (multiple chains and names confusing) / afraid to use a malicious site / Fuck this, I rather just use another cheap L1 chain. This is how I see BTC/ETH : -I hold BTC because i believe it's the best store of value (like gold) -I hold ETH because i believe it's a cheaper way to move money, while also being safe store of value that's not gonna dump and die in the future. The thing is now, I'm starting to believe that Ethereum lost the position as a cheap L1 chain and it's never getting it back because they don't care about cheap L1 anymore. (like how Vitalik's gas limit proposition got ignored and sharding on L1 not being a priority anymore). Your bags aside, how can you possibly think that most people will be using L2s in the future, when you can clearly see that people are having a hard time just wrapping their head around basic crypto stuff ? I just can't see it. UPDATE : Thank you all for your answers and ideas. I came now to realization that it is unreasonable to expect ETH to achieve low fees on L1, while at the same time keeping the same level of decentralization and security. I still believe L2 as it stands is not user friendly enough. and thanks to u/kumomax1911 comment, I know now that there is ongoing work to make L2 more seamless experience without the need for bridging (still need to search more about it) . I think that would be a good compromise to the current situation. only time will tell. submitted by /u/ENTIMEYJ [link] [comments]
- DEX for memecoins?by /u/StarsSuck (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 18, 2024 at 1:28 pm
So I don't do the memecoin thing very often; I'm a long time buy/hold/CDA boring guy. But occasionally I jump into something using only profits for a bit of gambling...I did great with Doge last run and had a couple of bumps with SHIB. Anyway I went in in a couple of random presales with eyes wide open as far as scam potential Etc. My question is, where do y'all buy/trade/find these flash-pan coins? For reference, I might have Retik and Pambo incoming but, aside from my home wallet, I'm not familiar with where these get traded/pumped/dumped and so on. Any advice welcome. submitted by /u/StarsSuck [link] [comments]
- Standard Chartered Raises Year-End BTC Forecast to $150K, Sees 2025 High of $250Kby /u/MineETH (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 18, 2024 at 1:17 pm
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- Cyber tree worth in design ?by /u/Worldly_Hovercraft22 (NFT) on March 18, 2024 at 1:12 pm
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- Reddit Community Token MOON Hits Record High Ahead of Celer's Multidirectional Bridge Launchby /u/jwinterm (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 18, 2024 at 12:22 pm
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- Millions flow into Solana memecoin presales within 72 hours, raising scam concerns.by /u/CryptoNerd_16 (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 18, 2024 at 10:04 am
Founders of Solana's SOL have made millions through token presales in the last 72 hours, and traders have bought about $100 million worth of new Solana memecoins. Because these presales don't guarantee token delivery, there is a risk of scams. Tokens like Book of Meme (BOME) increased by more than 36,000% to a $1.45 billion market capitalization in spite of skeptics. Due to their exceptional profits, early investors came under fire from financial professionals such as Anthony Sassano for making riskier investments. It is advisable to exercise caution as the memecoin mania continues because of doubts regarding its legality and longevity. Investors should study the industry carefully and weigh the dangers involved in the extremely erratic cryptocurrency market. submitted by /u/CryptoNerd_16 [link] [comments]
- Zeus 1 Matic 1/1 edition Link in commentby /u/Pixel-Pixe (NFT) on March 18, 2024 at 9:34 am
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- Bitcoin ETFs are here: Are you buying, or sticking to self-custody?by /u/ZenGoOfficial (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 18, 2024 at 8:58 am
Now that you can buy Bitcoin EFTs in your traditional investment portfolios, what will your approach be to managing your Bitcoin? Shift to ETFs in your trading accounts. Shift to ETFs in your long-term retirement accounts (like ROTH IRAs) Continue to HODL in self-custodial wallets Mix of all of the above. Here’s what we’ve heard from others: There’s no question that they can provide tax benefits They're cheap to buy and sell, but require paying a management fee (generally 10-25 basis points in the long-term). While they reflect exposure to the price of Bitcoin, it’s not the actual Bitcoin. If there's a correction or massive price increase over the weekend, you can’t take advantage of market movements. How has the presence of these ETFs shifted your asset management strategy, if at all? submitted by /u/ZenGoOfficial [link] [comments]
- Is there any Marketplace to sell secondhand reddit nft with good price?by /u/stoned_sages (NFT) on March 18, 2024 at 8:28 am
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- $SOLBGR SOL badger coin - I will make If you want to sponsor me, send Solana AxtUpV2WTifVzbRFAzbtjh9AZBiinw9PdTMonBnuGNvwby /u/kimkangchoo (NFT) on March 18, 2024 at 7:59 am
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- Free NFT To Mint + E-Book. Welcome to Art Passage. Visit us @ artpassage.ai!by /u/Acceptable-Group-879 (NFT) on March 18, 2024 at 7:10 am
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- Weekly NFT discussion. What are you looking forward to this week?by /u/Ivo_ChainNET (NFT) on March 18, 2024 at 7:01 am
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- Sunrise in cyber worldby /u/Worldly_Hovercraft22 (NFT) on March 18, 2024 at 5:30 am
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- Solana activity flips Ethereum amid memecoin craze, even as txs failby /u/stockyewok (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 18, 2024 at 5:06 am
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- $1k invested into the Top 10 Cryptos on January 1st, 2020 Up +658% (FEB Update - Month 50)by /u/Joe-M-4 (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 18, 2024 at 4:44 am
EXPERIMENT - Tracking 2020 Top Ten Cryptocurrencies – Month Fifty - Up +658% The full blog post with all the tables is here. Welcome to the monthly recap for the 3rd of 7 homemade Top Ten Crypto Index Funds. The 2020 Portfolio is made up of: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Tether, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, EOS, Binance Coin, BitcoinSV, and Tezos. tl;dr: What's this all about? I purchased $100 of each of Top 10 Cryptos in Jan. 2018, haven't sold or traded, reporting monthly. Did the same in 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and again in 2024. Learn more about the Experiment history, rules, and FAQs (including the answer to the "WHY TETHER?!?!" question) here. All green month, BCH and ETH win February. Overall leader is BNB followed by Ethereum. BTC is a distant third. 2020 Top Ten is best performing of the six Experiments (+658%) 2018+2019+2020+2021+2022+2023+2024 Combined Top Ten Portfolios are returning +211% vs. 49% if invested same amount and frequency with S&P500 Month Fifty – UP 658% https://preview.redd.it/s557vkruu0pc1.png?width=1087&format=png&auto=webp&s=e9c90c731ad737f196f546bb55c4056683ab1e4e The 2020 Top Ten Crypto Index Fund consists of: BTC, ETH, XRP, USDT, BCH, Litecoin, EOS, BNB, BSV, and Tezos. February highlights for the 2020 Top Ten Portfolio: All green month BNB is in the overall lead, followed by ETH February Ranking and Dropout Report https://preview.redd.it/x005ww5wu0pc1.png?width=367&format=png&auto=webp&s=a4b111ac8152dcc6e94241a7ceb7a2219e9121dc Top Ten dropouts since January 2020: after fifty months, half of the cryptos that started in the Top Ten have dropped out: EOS, BSV, Tezos, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Cash have been replaced by Cardano, DOGE, SHIB, SOL, and USDC. At #85, EOS has sunk the lowest since January 2020. February Winners and Losers February Winners – BCH (+75%) and ETH (+53%) were the best performers in the 2020 Top Ten Portfolio this month. February Losers – No coin really lost this month, but XRP underperformed, returning “only” +28% in February. Overall Update – BNB remains in first place, followed by second place ETH gains ground. Nine cryptos at break even or positive territory. 2020 Top Ten is the best performing Portfolio. At +658%, the 2020 Top Ten Portfolio continues to be the best performing of the seven Top Ten Crypto Index Fund Experiments. 90% of the 2020 cryptos are in positive or break-even territory, EOS the lone exception. Binance Coin continues to hold a significant lead, with ETH in a strong second place. The rest are significantly behind. The initial $100 investment fifty months ago into first place Binance Coin? Currently worth $2,944, an increase of +2,844%. In second place is Ethereum, up +2,580%. EOS is the worst performer in the 2020 group, down -60% since January 2020. Total Market Cap for the Entire Cryptocurrency Sector: https://preview.redd.it/i95dpo6yu0pc1.png?width=1164&format=png&auto=webp&s=61f2b9edbe48587232353fe22e0be7246aec1d6e As a sector, crypto is up +1133% over the fifty month lifespan of the 2020 Top Ten Experiment. There was no easy way to do it at the time, but if you were able to capture the entire crypto market since January 2020 (+1130%), you’d be doing quite a bit better than the Experiment’s Top Ten approach (+658%) and ridiculously better than the S&P (+59%) over the same time period. Much more on the S&P below. Crypto Market Cap Low Point in the 2020 Top Ten Crypto Index Experiment: $185B in March 2020 (aka Zombie Apocalypse). Crypto Market Cap High Point in the 2020 Top Ten Crypto Index Experiment: $2.6T in October 2021. Bitcoin Dominance: https://preview.redd.it/i149yhgzu0pc1.png?width=1068&format=png&auto=webp&s=1aff412fa20f4f7c68ef47a6ae94f61f4d5330f0 BitDom ended February at 52.4% and has seen a steady rise over the last few months. Here are the high and low points of BTC domination since the beginning of the 2020 Experiment: Low Point in the 2020 Top Ten Crypto Index Experiment: 38.1% in November 2022. High Point in the 2020 Top Ten Crypto Index Experiment: 70.4% in December 2020. Overall return on $1,000 investment since January 1st, 2020: https://preview.redd.it/vzz0f6p0v0pc1.png?width=304&format=png&auto=webp&s=c1cbeff1d87a1647064c1c4a4664a527f2e26477 The 2020 Top Ten Portfolio is now worth $7,579 (+658%) from the initial $1k investment. The 2020 Portfolio remains the best performing of the seven Experiments. Below is a month by month ROI of the 2020 Top Ten Experiment, to give you a sense of perspective and provide an overview as we go along: https://preview.redd.it/kqynxd22v0pc1.png?width=1200&format=png&auto=webp&s=12ad1095068aa7d35adb10a977e60e3c2c04705e Combining the 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024 Top Ten Crypto Portfolios So what about combining seven years of the Top Ten Crypto Index Fund Experiments? 2018 Top Ten Experiment: up +21% (total value $1,210) 2019 Top Ten Experiment: up +510% (total value $6,098) 2020 Top Ten Experiment: up +658% (total value $7,579) (best performing portfolio) 2021 Top Ten Experiment: up +200% (total value $2,997) 2022 Top Ten Experiment: down -41% (total value $588) (worst performing portfolio) 2023 Top Ten Experiment: up +111% (total value $2,111) 2024 Top Ten Experiment: down +21% (total value $1,207) Taking the seven portfolios together: After a $7,000 total investment in the 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024 Top Ten Cryptocurrencies, the combined portfolios are worth $21,790. That’s up +211% on the combined portfolios. The peak for the combined Top Ten Index Fund Experiment Portfolios was November 2021’s all time high of +533%. Lost in the numbers? Here’s a graph to help visualize the progress of the combined portfolios: https://preview.redd.it/qwoh5xl8v0pc1.png?width=1098&format=png&auto=webp&s=68b461efd773c3d07b403deb2ca7f263da31fcec In summary: That’s a +211% gain by investing $1k on whichever cryptos happened to be in the Top Ten on January 1st (including stablecoins) for seven straight years. Comparison to S&P 500 I’m also tracking the S&P 500 as part of my experiment to have a comparison point with traditional markets. https://preview.redd.it/38hrk0cav0pc1.png?width=1008&format=png&auto=webp&s=408c000e372f7e1659cbd4f1aac89daed3a60c32 Since the S&P 500 has returned +59% since January 1st, 2020, that same $1k I put into crypto in January 2020 would be worth $1,590 had it been redirected to the S&P 500 instead. Crypto over the same time period? The 2020 Top Ten Crypto Portfolio is returning +658%, worth $7,579. That’s a difference of $5,989 on a $1k investment. But that’s just 2020. What about other entry points? What if I invested in the S&P 500 the same way I did during the first seven years of the Top Ten Crypto Index Fund Experiments since January 1st, 2018, what I like to call the world’s slowest dollar cost averaging method? Here are the figures: $1000 investment in S&P 500 on January 1st, 2018 = $1,920 today $1000 investment in S&P 500 on January 1st, 2019 = $2,050 today $1000 investment in S&P 500 on January 1st, 2020 = $1,590 today $1000 investment in S&P 500 on January 1st, 2021 = $1,370 today $1000 investment in S&P 500 on January 1st, 2022 = $1,080 today $1000 investment in S&P 500 on January 1st, 2023 = $1,340 today $1000 investment in S&P 500 on January 1st, 2024 = $1,080 today Taken together, the results for a similar approach with the S&P: After seven $1,000 investments into an S&P 500 index fund in January 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024 my portfolio would be worth $10,430. That is up +49% since January 2018 compared to a +211% gain of the combined Top Ten Crypto Experiment Portfolios. To help provide perspective, here’s a look at the combined five year ROI for crypto vs. the S&P up to this point. https://preview.redd.it/bk14kjibv0pc1.png?width=1256&format=png&auto=webp&s=00a34ed60b18e4883162b696e076d28349c9c435 Conclusion: For those who have supported the Experiments over the years, thank you. For those just getting into crypto, I hope these monthly reports can somehow help with perspective as you embark on your crypto adventures. Buckle up, think long term, don’t invest what you can’t afford to lose, and most importantly, try to enjoy the ride. A reporting note: I’ll focus on 2024 Top Ten Portfolio reports + one other portfolio on a rotating basis this year, so expect two reports per month. February’s extended report covers the one you’re reading here, the 2020 Top Ten Portfolio. You can check out the latest 2018 Top Ten, 2019 Top Ten, 2021 Top Ten, 2022 Top Ten, and 2023 Top Ten reports as well. submitted by /u/Joe-M-4 [link] [comments]
- (Giveaway) 150 Lucky winners will be part of CC History and be among the first people to ever receive Moons on Arbitrum One and will forever be among the first transactions on the Arbitrum One Moon Contract.by /u/CryptoMods (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 18, 2024 at 4:36 am
Would you like to: Be one of the first people holding Moons on Arbitrum One? Have your Eth address be included in one of the first transactions on the Arbitrum One Moon Contract? As the transactions on the contract are indefinitely stored on the blockchain, your ETH Address could forever be enshrined among the first transactions on the Arbitrum One Moon Contract. --------------------- For those that don't know the Moon Contract on Arbitrum One already exists. It was brought into existence when 400K Moons were transferred on the Arbitrum Bridge from Nova to Mainnet Eth and then Mainnet to Arbitrum One. (A seven day journey) The contract can be found here: https://arbiscan.io/token/0x24404dc041d74cd03cfe28855f555559390c931b https://preview.redd.it/dcff3e81u0pc1.png?width=1859&format=png&auto=webp&s=c06ea4fc1a3b845feac40b07f66b6bc0b1014484 Right now there are Moons on Arbitrum One, however the entire history of the Moon contract on One currently comes down to two transactions. https://preview.redd.it/r8fq2pt2u0pc1.png?width=1866&format=png&auto=webp&s=1edcabb82def4ac6b225bb8ce3f9fe462254dec1 When the Celer Bridge opens on Mar. 20th and Moon holders are freely able to move Moons around One the total transactions and number of holders will likely explode. --------------------- Details of the Giveaway and Prize information: Approximately 24 hours after this post is live a random number between 1-1,000,000 will be selected and the 150 guesses closest to that random number will be chosen as winners. (see below for how to enter) Winners will receive Moons before the Bridge opens and they will: Be Among the first people to receive Moons on Arb One Have their ETH address forever commemorated among the first transactions on the Arb One Moon Contract --------------------- How to Enter: Leave a top level comment in the following format: Choose a number between 1-1,000,000 Enter your ETH address For example: 300,040 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dead (this is the dead address use your own) Top Level means respond to the post to enter, don't comment your entry to another users comment. Important: If users are selected and do not include their ETH address they will forfeit their prize. You must include your ETH Address in order to receive your prize if you are chosen. Do not enter more than once or you will be disqualified. submitted by /u/CryptoMods [link] [comments]
- This Memecoin Trader Is So Bad He Lost 147,000 In Just 3 Daysby /u/wmredditor (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 18, 2024 at 3:00 am
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- EOS is finally about to be knocked off the top 100, and it never belonged there in the first place.by /u/JuicySpark (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 18, 2024 at 2:56 am
I'm glad it's going away too. I just can't stand the eye sore of going nowhere coins holding the top spots in market cap. As far back as I can remember. Several years I've always explained how this piece of shit alt will slowly fade. The warnings were there, hidden amidst the relentless shilling akin to late-night infomercials. As time unfolded, the cracks in its facade became apparent. Its fate, once seemingly destined for greatness, now hangs in the balance, a testament to the unpredictable nature of the crypto landscape. Nah, I'm just kidding. EOS just sucks. submitted by /u/JuicySpark [link] [comments]
- Ask your employer to add crypto ETFs to your 401k!by /u/111ascendedmaster (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 18, 2024 at 12:54 am
If you want to hit new highs and break new grounds, we need it to be common place to have 401k's as an option for IRA's with company matching. The only way to do that is to ask your HR department to contact your 401k provider and request fidelity or Blackrock etf to be added to the 401k options. I just did and it is going to be discussed at the next meeting. We all need to do it! It may only take one voice at every fortune 500 to get the ball rolling. The time is ripe. This bull market could be Yhuggee! submitted by /u/111ascendedmaster [link] [comments]
- Daily Crypto Discussion - March 18, 2024 (GMT+0)by /u/CryptoDaily- (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 18, 2024 at 12:01 am
Welcome to the Daily Crypto Discussion thread. Please read the disclaimer and rules before participating. Disclaimer: Consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known "pump and dump (PnD) groups" for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and exercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here. Please be careful about what information you share and the actions you take. Do not share the amounts of your portfolios (why not just share percentage?). Do not share your private keys or wallet seed. Use strong, non-SMS 2FA if possible. Beware of scammers and be smart. Do not invest more than you can afford to lose, and do not fall for pyramid schemes, promises of unrealistic returns (get-rich-quick schemes), and other common scams. Rules: All sub rules apply in this thread. The prior exemption for karma and age requirements is no longer in effect. Discussion topics must be related to cryptocurrency. Behave with civility and politeness. Do not use offensive, racist or homophobic language. Comments will be sorted by newest first. Useful Links: Beginner Resources Intro to r/Cryptocurrency MOONs 🌔 MOONs Wiki Page r/CryptoCurrency Discord r/CryptoCurrencyMemes Prior Daily Discussions - (Link fixed.) r/CryptoCurrencyMeta - Join in on all meta discussions regarding r/CryptoCurrency whether it be moon distributions or governance. Finding Other Discussion Threads Follow a mod account below to be notified in your home feed when the latest r/CC discussion thread of your interest is posted. u/CryptoDaily- — Posts the Daily Crypto Discussion threads. u/CryptoSkeptics — Posts the Monthly Skeptics Discussion threads. u/CryptoOptimists- — Posts the Monthly Optimists Discussion threads. u/CryptoNewsUpdates — Posts the Monthly News Summary threads. submitted by /u/CryptoDaily- [link] [comments]
- When they make better holograms for private use and make those hard to copy. Then I'll buy NFTby /u/Inevitable_Pop4005 (NFT) on March 17, 2024 at 10:14 pm
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- Big Smoke Bored Apeby /u/Agreeable-Question65 (NFT) on March 17, 2024 at 10:10 pm
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- Trevor Bored Apeby /u/Agreeable-Question65 (NFT) on March 17, 2024 at 10:09 pm
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- Hey everyone. How can I effectively market and sell my NFT collection featuring tiger warrior?by /u/Guts656 (NFT) on March 17, 2024 at 8:25 pm
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- BlackRock - The Next Move After the Bitcoin ETFby /u/auto_headshot (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 17, 2024 at 7:45 pm
As primarily a gold and commodities guy, I've been watching the crypto space for some time with some decent exposure to BTC, and recently have built a small alt coin and meme coin portfolio with the help of my nephew. With that said, when the BlackRock BTC ETF was approved, I was shocked because this is much bigger news than the crypto community here is taking for at face value. A long time ago I remember saying to my nephew who was involved in crypto "it's an outright scam". Over the years my opinion has shifted and with BlackRock arriving, I believe that things are going to become even more legitimate. BlackRock is not here to "dabble" in crypto or to stop at just an ETF. They are here to win and I can assure you this as the boomer in this group who has been observing with a BTC investment since 2017. This company is not going to stop at the ETF. Larry Fink clearly has greater plans and it is important to watch the moves BlackRock makes - Fink is explicit about pushing further into the world of tokenization (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTveRlW7QPo). I have no idea what their next steps are going to be, but I’m certain that there will be something. They have already teamed up with Coinbase as their ETF custodian and Coinbase has a real legal team, which makes them the most obvious continued crypto partner for anything and everything Blackrock will want to do. BlackRock is very smart in this sense because crypto is seen as a risk, as a scam. BlackRock knows this and will use Coinbase as an ally to continue its crypto mission for this very reason. Now here is where things get interesting. My nephew has been explaining to me how the memecoin market works. Keep in mind he trades them in and out, but I’m more interested in holding the right coins for the rest of the year. Like gold and BTC, something I could hold and not look at for some time. When I first looked at these Memecoins charts I was suspicious, but the great George Soros has taught me that it’s much smarter to be early to a bubble then to avoid it altogether, so I have kept as open of a mind as possible. He also says to rush to join the bubble, and so I think everyone is now doing just that. This is going somewhere I promise…my nephew was over for a family BBQ today and told me he bought a coin called "Black Rock" on Coinbase’s Base chain, but that it’s funny to him because it’s just a Black Rock. He showed me the website and it is just a picture of a rock. But then the lightbulb in my head went off. If we pay close attention to Blackrock’s plans, and Larry Fink’s interview, then it’s only a matter of time before a headline hits talking about how BlackRock and Coinbase are working on their next great venture together. When that happens I think the ROCK token that my nephew shared with me has the chance to be "the big one" for Base chain. When I mention that BlackRock is not here to "dabble" they are here to win, I mean there strategy is not starting and stopping with an ETF. The evidence is clear that Coinbase is the best possible partner for BlackRock. The odds that a headline creates immense FOMO in a Black Rock token on Base chain seems very high to me, and in my opinion is an amazing risk/reward that has resulted in me crafting this analysis to share with all of you. You won’t see me on here much, but hopefully this post ages very well. submitted by /u/auto_headshot [link] [comments]
- Moons lost their appeal when Reddit disowned them. Change my mind.by /u/Regret-Select (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 17, 2024 at 7:35 pm
I thought Moon's were fairly distributed. First few rounds... was too much imo but whatever. Since Reddit disowned Moons and the crash happened, I haven't seen any point to Moons. Many other cryptos have been around longer, have had even better distribution, and even have better security. Why use Moons? I mostly feel many of you just want your bags pumped. I All day I've commented about Moons, no replied given why Moons are important. A few talked about distribution. Imo that changed after Reddit rugpulled, but hey. Why use Moons? How are they any different or even better than older cryptos? submitted by /u/Regret-Select [link] [comments]
- SILENCE. Will the idea work if I keep getting carried away with it?by /u/Nik-y-y-y17 (NFT) on March 17, 2024 at 6:56 pm
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- Crypto hasn't even begun to melt faces - A Market Risk Analysis - Part 2by /u/AlexWasTakenWasTaken (Cryptocurrency News & Discussion) on March 17, 2024 at 5:11 pm
FOMO and Greed is slowly creeping up again. At the same time, this recent 12% pullback is casting some doubts. In general, it seems like people can't put a finger on where we seem to be in this cycle. Some Data I've been looking at suggests this is just the beginning. Let's put this sentiment into context by looking at different Market Risk Indicators. TL;DR, we've got ways to go before we reach market risk similar to the last ATH - Part 2 The last time I posted this, people cricitized the rainbow chart (rightly so), so let's not use that one again. Weekly RSI (link) https://preview.redd.it/xt85kme4bxoc1.png?width=2069&format=png&auto=webp&s=1426b8b9092546a47287c18f746528d9a4910894 Historically, whenever we reached the previous ATH, the RSI went on to have a one-year long period of overvaluation until setting the next ATH. We've just now broken our ATH from 2021 and the RSI is just entering overvaluation. Judging from previous cycles, this run-up looks very similar to what we saw in 2017. We've barely experienced a true bullmarket so far. This might be the beginning of one. Alphasquared (link) https://preview.redd.it/5xp4ferubxoc1.png?width=1834&format=png&auto=webp&s=da6b67f33a2c41eb99728adc726878125fba6998 Now this one is a tool I use specifically for evaluating market risk. Used it for the past year to stack bottom-level BTC and it's been unbelievably accurate. I'll start DCAing out at 80 risk and above. The last time we broke through our previous 20k ATH in 2020, this indicator showed about 60 risk, which is where we are now. That's when the bull back then really started and sentiment on r/CryptoCurrency was similar to now. It feels eerily similar. Fear and Greed Index (link) https://preview.redd.it/pnt0wqc7cxoc1.png?width=1130&format=png&auto=webp&s=ecff9facadcc4796585f8ce9662206383190910c We all know the Fear and Greed index, so no need to explain what it is. For this one, we shouldn't evaluate the Index value itself, but rather how long it stays there. Similar to the RSI. In November of 2020 we were close to touching the old 20k ATH, the Fear and Greed Index indicated a market risk of 88 and it hadn't been there for long. Back then Bitcoin more than tripled in value and the F&G Index stayed in extreme greed territory for almost a whole year. How long have we been in extreme greed this cycle? About a month. History shows, we can keep pumping for so much longer. Verdict All of these indicators plot a clear picture of early bullrun days and we're nowhere near extreme risk valuations. So when asking yourself if you should take profits, continue to DCA or similar, keep this in mind. Historically speaking, we still have ways to go. submitted by /u/AlexWasTakenWasTaken [link] [comments]
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