mrmill3218 said:
Why has the price of ADA not gone up after the smart contract launch?
administrative errors said:
It's good to be discerning and read a variety of opinions and experiences to build your own version of reality, but you can discern that it's limited because you aren't engaging in that reality, just an observer trying to unobtrusively speculate on the direction of future trends.
One of the biggest differentiators I've found in people engaging in speculatory actions in "crypto" and what people term bitcoin "maxis" is that there is engagement in more than just trading IOUs inside a walled garden environment like coinbase or an exchange of some sort.
I thoroughly encourage any and all here to open a lightning channel, take the Investment of time and effort to figure out why many of us vehemently oppose the continued explosion of ****coinery and the massive timesuck that is demanded of your attention and the minimal knowledge gained in the process besides "learning trading signals" [which in my opinion is the lowest form of knowledge and shouldn't be sought... it's like learning the game of roulette, then the odds, then the strategy on how to walk away before learning how powerful gambling addiction actually becomes]
I'm rambling I appreciate your contributions and encourage you to take the initiative to be more hands on instead of waiting to be fed information by biased reporting that must then be filtered...
Love you guys, want the best for everyone here, I'm working on improving my communication.
Edit: by being more hands on, we will all be able to contribute to the proper growth and direction and functionality of the future global marketplace. Remaining a "trader" cheapens the experience you could be building.
mrmill3218 said:
Why has the price of ADA not gone up after the smart contract launch?
administrative errors said:
"Make money" was never the goal. "FIXING MONEY" was always the short term goal. Obsoleting centralized institutions was always the goal, not "making money." Removing the ability of a bunch of backroom dealing and inside trading from elected and unelected administrators that constantly choke the free market pipeline at no benefits to their citizenry except those closest to the snake head to catch scraps....
Anyways.
Our objectives diverge, clearly. No wonder the shiny coins and meme trading make the most short term appreciation, because the lack of intelligence of the masses en masse allow predation on human stupidity to greater returns than any other opportunity.
Congrats you made 10k% besting people with lower than high school education. Be proud of your bad self. Spin the roulette wheel again, double or nothing.
Survival of the fittest is important or we just keep reproducing unproductive meat puppets and collapse under sheer derp-istagation.
Carry on. Hope you use the "money" while you can.
Does it help if I add something like, I love you guys, I want the best for ya, I'm glad we have opposing opinions. We are getting to the state governments of the world fighting bitcoin and crypto, and some people are trying to front-run newbies instead of helping secure the systems... I think it's ugly behavior, and I honestly hope you get hurt hard enough to level up the maturity instead of engaging in dysfunctional behavior and getting rewarded for it. Woowoo make the monies! Dollars rule!
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"Make money" was never the goal.
This one hits hard pic.twitter.com/hf3QaFT553
— C.J. Wilson (@str8edgeracer) September 15, 2021
mrmill3218 said:
What are everyone's thoughts about Avalanche?
Bitboy thinks it may be poised for a Solana-type outbreak.
Coinbase is the legacy financial system https://t.co/TaXynK2wW8
— Phil Geiger (@phil_geiger) September 19, 2021
If the Bitcoiners you follow only talk about price speculation, they're probably not Bitcoiners. They're likely high time preference traders who are actually seeking more fiat.
— Jameson Lopp (@lopp) September 18, 2021
yah I have used almost every broker available to Americans (except coinbase) and gemini is probably the cleanest. Im sure users know, but if you buy through the web platform instead of the app, the fees are significantly less.NTXAg10 said:
Gemini is my suggestion. Fewer alt options but is super easy to use.
He's right even though I think he's annoying. AVAX will most likely be the standard when subnets are fully launched and projects can onboard to their subnet with ease. One of the biggest reasons is that any project can essentially run their own blockchain which allows them to utilize their token as gas or whatever they want. Even without the launch of subnets AVAX's c-chain is already looking promising and very cheap to use.mrmill3218 said:
What are everyone's thoughts about Avalanche?
Bitboy thinks it may be poised for a Solana-type outbreak.
Agreed.NTXAg10 said:
I'd be remiss if I didn't mention strike to hardware wallet as the most secure and cost effective way to buy Bitcoin.
Excited to be part of this journey with @avalancheavax! Subnets + AB will soon become a no brainer for teams building future-proof interoperable projects using @ethereum standards. Our ecosystem tokens will be added to the bridge after the scheduled migration. More info TBA. https://t.co/4BxC1pxoIy
— Niftyx 🔺 (@NiftyxProtocol) July 29, 2021
Well I gave you gameswap and NiftyX . Ecosystem of decentralized exchanges starting with minting in game assets as NFTs for gameswap then making exchanges specifically for music and fashion for the metaverse. Gameswap hopefully releasing on the c-chain end of Q4 and later on it's on subnet which will use gswap as gas. You also get 60% fees from the exchanges if you stake gswap, 30% for NiftyX and 10% for NFTs.Done7 said:
Would of been nice if you posted Joe on this thread 30 days ago.
Oh come on I saw the AVAX comment and figured it was worth talking about. I love the ecosystem. Usually I'm on the religion board. Does anyone ever talk about the potential of gaming or NFTs?NTXAg10 said:
Relatively new handle shilling a coin with posts highlighting short term historical returns and promises. Where have I seen this film before…
1/ As a gaming and a crypto investor, I get asked sometimes what’s the bigger opportunity. Well today, there are ~10M active DeFi users, 100-200M cryptocurrency holders. There are 2B gamers in the world today.
— Amy Wu (@amytongwu) September 13, 2021
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New US Crypto Regulation Far More Invasive Than We Thought
US Congress intends to regulate crypto on a level far deeper than currently understoodThey will:
Designate Bitcoin, Ether, and their hard-forks as commodities and regulate their transactions accordingly;
Create legal uncertainty for all other crypto projects and ICOs by allowing them to be labeled as securities;
Ban the use of (unauthorized) stablecoins;
Introduce penalties for the use of mixers and privacy coins;
Rebrand smart-contracts that take longer than 24 hours to deliver as futures contracts and regulate them accordingly;
Re-define legal tender and change the way money is created by the Federal Reserve; and authorize the issuing of a digital USD of which all transactions are recorded;
Introduce foreign regulations into US law for all virtual asset service providers in the US (and with US clients). This would not be done to then never use it.
In short: Congress wants to bring crypto-currencies under full oversight and control
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The Financial Stability Oversight Council could designate them as systemically risky, the New York Times reported over the weekend, which could subject them and their operators to heavy regulation.
The President's Working Group on Financial Markets is working up a report on stablecoins and the Fed is expected to put out a report on central bank digital currencies this month that could touch on stablecoin risks.
mrmill3218 said:
Dang what's going on?
