Orthodox Texan said:

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Done7 said:

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Would of been nice if you posted Joe on this thread 30 days ago.

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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.

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Where are you buying? CMC show hardly any volume on any pairs

I wonder if I should sell. I can't really afford to lose what I've got in crypto right now.

I should rephrase. I would be okay if I lost it, but it would really suck.

mrmill3218 said:

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I should rephrase. I would be okay if I lost it, but it would really suck.

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Welcome to the suck.

Done7 said:

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I think this is due to China financial issue. People are panic selling. Any US regulations will take years to implement. I would be surprised if anyone is selling on regulations rumors we all knew were going to come eventually.

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How many times do we have to go through this? Watch the corporations continue to buy when everyone dumps.

TxAG#2011 said:

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Orthodox Texan said:

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Done7 said:

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Would of been nice if you posted Joe on this thread 30 days ago.

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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.

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Where are you buying? CMC show hardly any volume on any pairs

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Only Uniswap V2. Both GSWAP and SHROOM. There's enough volume.

Looks like Bitcoin may be safe from the regulations? From what I've read, it seems like they're mostly going after the alts. Is that how everyone else is reading it?

Bonus points if you're able to convey why bitcoin is safe and Alts are not.

Because the government owns Bitcoin?

Yes, the govt owns 70k+ bitcoin from seized dark web sites and money laundering etc.

But no that's not why. It is an incentive to standardize versus attempt disincentives for sure.

Try again.

Hint: https://www.uncerto.com/only-the-strong-survive

mrmill3218 said:

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Looks like Bitcoin may be safe from the regulations? From what I've read, it seems like they're mostly going after the alts. Is that how everyone else is reading it?

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Glass half full if you are a fan of the tech and it's potential over just buying it to sell later is that this could clear out a lot of b.s. coins. There are somewhere in the neighborhood of 4k+ coins out there. Most of which are vaporware.

This could serve to clean up the space which is the "good" reason for this potential government oversight. However, I'm much more worried about the government just coming in and stamping the entire thing out to the point of pointlessness.

We are going to find out in the near-term I suspect.

Very good thing bitcoin is doing everything the other coins are doing without polluting the layer 1, causing centralization of mining [cost to mine would have gotten drastically higher and full-nodes would have been much more difficult to maintain due to massive bloating] leading to many issues heavily used alt-chains are experiencing.

"Small blockers" were right, and right to be toxic and threaten UASF against miners/BitPay to activate SegWit 4 years ago. If everything I just said sounded like gibberish, maybe you need to learn more.

I actually understood your first paragraph. I've done enough free videos on crypto to get that.

Lol.

If you are looking for a good altcoin where it's still relatively early, take a look at Rainicorn (RAINI). They just announced a partnership with rarestone capital in the NFT space.

https://www.newsbtc.com/news/company/rarestone-capital-announces-strategic-investment-in-rainicorn-to-bolster-play-to-earn-nft-farming-economy/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

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Rarestone Capital, an active venture capital fund and accelerator, has announced a direct strategic investment in Rainicorn, a multifaceted platform that has established itself as a hub for innovation in the crossover between NFTs and DeFi, with a focus on gamification.

The investment, which includes the direct purchase of Rainicorn's native token (RAINI), is rooted in a common goal to grow and develop Rainicorn's play-to-earn ecosystem through a community-centric approach. Part of the deal includes hands-on marketing support, including community, socials, and viral marketing under Rarestone Labs, the fund's incubation arm.

The Rainicorn ecosystem, dubbed the Rainiverse, includes the popular play-to-earn trading card game The Lords of Light, which is currently undergoing its first public card pack drop off the back of strong community presales. The competitive trading card game allows players to collect playable NFT cards, which can be used to build decks that will be capable of decimating their opponents in turn-based combat. The game also enables leveling up of cards and includes elements of DeFi, including the ability to stake high-level cards for passive income. These in-game features allow players to earn Photon, the primary game currency, through a variety of strategic and competitive actions, creating earning potential.

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It's still quite cheap right now and you can get it for around $0.07-0.08 and it has a low market cap. I expect this coin to go up a lot. It has a very active development team and community.

https://t.me/rainicornchat
https://t.me/rainipricechat

https://thedefiant.io/messari-sec/

If you’re wondering when I actually decided to run for Senate, it was when these fuckers came to my event, didn’t buy a ticket, and served one of the speakers a subpoena.

Enough talk.

More war on our out of control regulatory state.

— Ryan Selkis (@twobitidiot) September 20, 2021

Anytime we have a liquidation event like this one, all I can hear is Bitcoin TINA in my head. #bitcoin pic.twitter.com/fupOZN7zMG

— Neil Jacobs (@NeilJacobs) September 21, 2021

Just getting started, but read the part about Coinbase earlier. I saw Gemini mentioned, but it looks like Binance US actually has a crap ton of coins available.

Any experience with one over the other (I'm in AZ, so Binance is available)?

I am having some issues getting a Trezor One to connect to the Exodus moblie app on my Android. Is there an alternate wallet that I can plug into my phone for quick transfers?

Kraken just announced Apple/Google Pay on their entry level app as a purchase option, I don't know about fees but that makes the account a lot easier to load.

It's a solid interface if it's anything like the non-US version.

When is BTC going to blow up? Everything I read says $100k by the end of the year but it's running out of time!

Why does it matter when?

Better question is, when will the majority of the masses recognize their money is a lie and that bitcoin is the truth?

Dec 2nd 2021 at 7:06 am.

Thank you!

Done7 said:

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Dec 2nd 2021 at 7:06 am.

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Look at the crystal balls on this guy

Done7 said:

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Dec 2nd 2021 at 7:06 am.

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My birthday!

Bitcoiners are so hardcore we have an entire exchange that has no sell button.

Looking at you @SwanBitcoin 👌

— Dennis Porter (@Dennis_Porter_) September 21, 2021

I've heard good things about swanbitcoin, as far as a KYC-free way to obtain bitcoin.

Does anyone have a good breakdown of how this Chinese real estate issue will cryptos? I know that there are some good posts in here on it, but looking for some outside analysis.

Or do we simply not know stablecoin exposure to Chinese CP yet?

BCG Disciple said:

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Does anyone have a good breakdown of how this Chinese real estate issue will cryptos? I know that there are some good posts in here on it, but looking for some outside analysis.

Or do we simply not know stablecoin exposure to Chinese CP yet?

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the lead investigative authority [allegedly] on the matter, SEC, still has no idea. Although they have made statements about stablecoins of late

Bloodbath.