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Ever wondered why some of your holdings are performing worse than others?  A major factor behind this that is often overlooked is tokenomics.  A project with a good team or big investment can perform poorly if their Tokenomics plan is not executed properly.

 What is Tokenomics?
 Tokenomics is an acronym for Token + Economics.  So, this is a token or coin related idea.  You can think of Tokenomics as the economic environment of each project's token.  But this idea works against the regular economy of society which is usually controlled by government or bankers.  The crypto economy is completely regulated by code.  So, it means some terms like, "What is the token used for? What is the underlying protocol? Who receives the token as a reward? All the terms are based on the code of the project. Crypto projects basically create their own micro-economy system with their goal which is Tokenomics.  Also known as Tokenomics is very important for any crypto project to reveal its position.

Have you ever wondered why some of the coins you hold perform worse than others? One of the main reasons that are often overlooked is tokenomics. Even if a project has a good team or a significant investment, it can perform poorly if its tokenomics plan is not executed correctly.

What is Tokenomics?
Tokenomics is ​​an acronym for Token + Economics. Thus, it is an economic concept of a token or coin. You can think of Tokenomics as the economic environment surrounding the tokens of each project. But this idea works against society's regular economy, which the government or bankers usually control. The crypto economy is entirely controlled by code. So, this means some conditions like, "What is the token used for? What is the underline protocol? Who receives the token as a reward? All the terms are based on the project code. Tokenomics is ​​very important for any crypto project.

Latin American Crypto Firm Ripio Launches Prepaid Crypto Card in Brazil.

Payments can be made in any of 28 different cryptocurrencies, and the debit card also offers 5% cashback rewards in bitcoin.

"The 5% cashback in BTC is an excellent yield tool for users and certainly far superior to the options offered by traditional financial institutions," said Sebastian Serrano, CEO of Ripio.

Henrique Teixeira, Ripio's global head of new business, expects 250,000 users will be leveraging the prepaid card by December later this year. Thus, in order to accomplish the necessary scale for the platform, Teixeira expects that the company will spend near R$1.5 million on the new product.

I am hoping that companies in other countries will adopt that including the US. That would be the card of choice in my wallet 

Latin American Crypto Firm Ripio Launches Prepaid Crypto Card in Brazil
Payments can be made in any of 28 different cryptocurrencies, and the debit card also offers 5% cashback rewards in bitcoin.

https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/08/23/latin-american-digital-payments-firm-ripio-launches-prepaid-crypto-card-in-brazil/

"The 5% cashback in BTC is an excellent yield tool for users and certainly far superior to the options offered by traditional financial institutions," said Sebastian Serrano, CEO of Ripio.

Henrique Teixeira, Ripio's global head of new business, expects 250,000 users will be leveraging the prepaid card by December later this year. Thus, in order to accomplish the necessary scale for the platform, Teixeira expects that the company will spend near R$1.5 million on the new product.

https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/ripio-launches-prepaid-card-that-pays-5-bitcoin-cashback-in-brazil

Tesla initially bought $1.5 billion worth of bitcoins and recently said they hadn't sold Dogecoin. Overall, the company's account came with $936 million.Tesla did not specify how many Bitcoins it had initially bought or how many has it sold now, but Elon Musk last year had hinted that the company may have invested in 42,000 Bitcoins. The company even started accepting payments in Bitcoin for a brief period, before discontinuing it, citing environmental concerns. I see a loss here, see what official statement comes from Tesla company

Online publication Axios estimated the monetary impact of the bitcoin crash at $250 billion. But this conjecture reflects the utility for cryptocurrencies and a misunderstood understanding of the markets. There is already substantial investment in the blockchain, the underlying technology of bitcoin. Furthermore, the price movement of bitcoin suggests that it is emerging as a store of value. Cryptocurrencies are also useful as a means of exchanging value within a closed ecosystem.

That said, it will be some time before their utility is realized within mainstream applications.If bitcoin falls, I'm curious how much the price will fall because it will obviously make many people panic and sell their bitcoins fast. The current rise in prices for most cryptocurrencies is mostly the result of a domino effect from bitcoin’s surge. It is quite likely that a bitcoin price crash will result in a correction in their prices as well. It is also certain that the vast majority of cryptocurrencies that populate the current listings will disappear. Only digital currencies that have defined business models and clear utility within mainstream society will survive a crash.

This is wonderful news, unless I am missing something: the first country having its own currency (CFA) and still adopting Bitcoin.
Shame that it's a country with still ongoing civil war. It will give ammo to various naysayers.

This is wonderful news, unless I am missing something: the first country having its own currency (CFA) and still adopting Bitcoin.
...Shame that it's a country with still ongoing civil war. It will give ammo to various naysayers.

It's been a long time since I've seen someone copy a post from this forum. That was actually the reason I started this topic, but most plagiarism spammers "evolved".

Everyone is copying TheJuice's post

Imagine getting merit for a post you stole (Abul basar 365

Please ban Newbie and bounty spammer Mijanur350 for plagiarism. He made the mistake of posting his Merit hunting off-topic post in my topic {...}

I've been meaning to do a larger write up of my experience once I hit 1M sats in fees.

I run the node Prince, https://1ml.com/node/02644f80b5d32ed9a9888690571159692a17d7ead7db2df5124a8e2a72a8447d30

I am currently ranked 8th on the BOS rankings (https://fulmo.org/bos-score.html) and 12th on lightning terminal rankings. I have 8-9 BTC on my node with about 110 channels (I have more incoming that outcoming liquidity, so that 8BTC is not my investment).

Top line numbers: Over the past 5 months have routed over 6700 payments worth over 1.7 billion sats earning me about 900k sats in routing fees; I've spent about 100k sats in on-chain fees and rebalancing fees. For those doing the math, that comes out to about 0.5% APR on my locked-up capital. Although my volume is steadily increasing and I may be able to get closer to 1% in the next year.

I have everything automated including fees and re-balancing.
-- I use lnd-charge for fees: https://github.com/accumulator/charge-lnd
-- I use c-otto's script for automatic re-balancing: https://c-otto.de/

Happy to answer more questions -- oh, and feel free to open a channel to me. The best way to get started is to open liquidity triangles with people (ie A->B; B->C; C->A). Happy to be a part of a couple here if there is interest. I do require a minimum of 5M sats for any incoming

I've been meaning to do a larger write up of my experience once I hit 1M sats in fees.

I run the node Prince, https://1ml.com/node/02644f80b5d32ed9a9888690571159692a17d7ead7db2df5124a8e2a72a8447d30

I am currently ranked 8th on the BOS rankings (https://fulmo.org/bos-score.html) and 12th on lightning terminal rankings. I have 8-9 BTC on my node with about 110 channels (I have more incoming that outcoming liquidity, so that 8BTC is not my investment).

Top line numbers: Over the past 5 months have routed over 6700 payments worth over 1.7 billion sats earning me about 900k sats in routing fees; I've spent about 100k sats in on-chain fees and rebalancing fees. For those doing the math, that comes out to about 0.5% APR on my locked-up capital. Although my volume is steadily increasing and I may be able to get closer to 1% in the next year.

I have everything automated including fees and re-balancing.
-- I use lnd-charge for fees: https://github.com/accumulator/charge-lnd
-- I use c-otto's script for automatic re-balancing: https://c-otto.de/

Happy to answer more questions -- oh, and feel free to open a channel to me. The best way to get started is to open liquidity triangles with people (ie A->B; B->C; C->A). Happy to be a part of a couple here if there is interest. I do require a minimum of 5M sats for any incoming channels.

I've been meaning to do a larger write up of my experience once I hit 1M sats in fees.

I run the node Prince, https://1ml.com/node/02644f80b5d32ed9a9888690571159692a17d7ead7db2df5124a8e2a72a8447d30

I am currently ranked 8th on the BOS rankings (https://fulmo.org/bos-score.html) and 12th on lightning terminal rankings. I have 8-9 BTC on my node with about 110 channels (I have more incoming that outcoming liquidity, so that 8BTC is not my investment).

Top line numbers: Over the past 5 months have routed over 6700 payments worth over 1.7 billion sats earning me about 900k sats in routing fees; I've spent about 100k sats in on-chain fees and rebalancing fees. For those doing the math, that comes out to about 0.5% APR on my locked-up capital. Although my volume is steadily increasing and I may be able to get closer to 1% in the next year.

I have everything automated including fees and re-balancing.
-- I use lnd-charge for fees: https://github.com/accumulator/charge-lnd
-- I use c-otto's script for automatic re-balancing: https://c-otto.de/

Happy to answer more questions -- oh, and feel free to open a channel to me. The best way to get started is to open liquidity triangles with people (ie A->B; B->C; C->A). Happy to be a part of a couple here if there is interest. I do require a minimum of 5M sats for any incoming channels.

I've been meaning to do a larger write up of my experience once I hit 1M sats in fees.

I run the node Prince, https://1ml.com/node/02644f80b5d32ed9a9888690571159692a17d7ead7db2df5124a8e2a72a8447d30

I am currently ranked 8th on the BOS rankings (https://fulmo.org/bos-score.html) and 12th on lightning terminal rankings. I have 8-9 BTC on my node with about 110 channels (I have more incoming that outcoming liquidity, so that 8BTC is not my investment).

Top line numbers: Over the past 5 months have routed over 6700 payments worth over 1.7 billion sats earning me about 900k sats in routing fees; I've spent about 100k sats in on-chain fees and rebalancing fees. For those doing the math, that comes out to about 0.5% APR on my locked-up capital. Although my volume is steadily increasing and I may be able to get closer to 1% in the next year.

I have everything automated including fees and re-balancing.
-- I use lnd-charge for fees: https://github.com/accumulator/charge-lnd
-- I use c-otto's script for automatic re-balancing: https://c-otto.de/

Happy to answer more questions -- oh, and feel free to open a channel to me. The best way to get started is to open liquidity triangles with people (ie A->B; B->C; C->A). Happy to be a part of a couple here if there is interest. I do require a minimum of 5M sats for any incoming channels.

What Changed Since 2008 and 2009?
Bitcoin’s lifespan contains an enormous history of ups and downs, both in terms of its dollar price as well as its development and support. For an idea that started as an anonymous research paper, its reputation and large market capitalization are astounding. To enjoy these accomplishments Bitcoin had to endure several diversions from its original white paper:

Mining centralization:
Bitcoin’s popularity drove its price up, which made mining very lucrative. Though the network is decentralized, those with enough money built large mining facilities in areas that subsidize electricity, thereby concentrating an important source of Bitcoin’s power into the hands of a few.

Incentives:
Part six of the white paper outlines the rewards to miners, but even the largest of them are not immune to market forces. Mining Bitcoin gets progressively harder as the network grows, and so eventually mining it en mass requires a lot of hardware, electricity, and cooling. This creates a break-even point for mining, which is a factor that was not anticipated in the white paper.

Blockchain’s size:
Part seven of the white paper is about keeping blockchain’s size at a minimum, and so far, it’s done a decent job. However, at around 398 GB at last measure, it is a significant burden for many retail machines to store.

Privacy:
 Satoshi illustrates his vision for private transactions in part 10, but Bitcoin is now only private for those who take great caution to ensure their anonymity. Most Bitcoin is now traded between centralized exchanges that require identification (and occasionally bank account verification), so it is not difficult to trace whom it belongs to or where it is going. Bitcoin’s speculation-fueled popularity put it in the spotlight of government and central banks long ago, and though people understand institutional finance cannot ever destroy Bitcoin entirely, at this point it is as much a part of Bitcoin as regular users are.

#BTCST team is gone. Telegram IDs of the owners are also gone

We advice you guys to sell that scam Coin if you're holding any. Will be delisted soon, to be on a safer hand,
So our money won't go vanishing, because, it might dump badly

#BTCST team is gone. Telegram IDs of the owners are gone

We advice you guys to sell that scam Coin if you're holding any. Will be delisted soon One More Scam Like #LUNA
 #cryptocurrencies #Cryptos #cryptoupdate #CryptoNews

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The game will come out very soon, buy the dip

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This seems pretty exciting! The first THORchain fork (probably of many coming in the future)

Maya is the second multi-chain dex in the market besides THORchain, and it basically is a CosmosSDK-powered replicated state machine to coordinate asset movement, including processing swaps, stakes, and more without the need to peg assets. Just like THORchain!!

The biggest thing for me right now is the incentive pendulum they mention in their docs, which apparently makes it so liquidity pools are automatically balanced (No impermanent loss??). They give a few reasons as to why THORchain shouldn’t be the only cross-chain DEX, these are some of them:
No competition = no collaboration.

Two minds are better than one.

There is no way THORchain can grow fast enough to capture the whole market. TPS limits.

All this seems pretty interesting, also it’s worth noting Maya is only the second of it’s kind, and could be an early investing opportunity for us Degens.

I currently own NFTs which a game based NFTs and holding tokens that was minted in a game and also a governance token. Knowing how hyped the NFT game today I wouldn't wonder that there are many buyers of the token that choose to hodl it and wait till the price pump than buying NFT game characters and played to mint a token game. Governance token were more high valuable than the in-game token, good to hodl till the game or NFT still hyped because the price fly unexpectedly.

I currently own NFTs which a game based NFTs and holding tokens that was minted in a game and also a governance token. Knowing how hyped the NFT game today I wouldn't wonder that there are many buyers of the token that choose to hodl it and wait till the price pump than buying NFT game characters and played to mint a token game. Governance token were more high valuable than the in-game token, good to hodl till the game or NFT still hyped because the price fly unexpectedly.

Security researchers at Otter have finally found the root cause of the widely publicized Solana breach - sloppy devs at the Slope wallet app.

Slope hired a server from a company called Sentry, which stored users' seed phrases in readable text form. Since the phrases were not encrypted, anyone with access to this specific Sentry server could potentially access users' private keys and steal their funds.

If you're a former user of the Slope wallet, you're advised to transfer your funds out by creating other wallets with unique seed phrases.

According to Otter's analysis, it looks like hackers have stolen $4 million from the users.

Otter's report is a timely reminder to all crypto users - never entrust your seed phrase to a third-party wallet or service. If you want to keep your funds safe, always store your seed phrase in a secure, offline location.

What do you guys think ?

Also I am not sure this is the right category for this so I will appreciate it if you let me know if I must remove this post from here 

Bitcoin remains the king of cryptocurrencies due to its underlying technology that gives it unique features. Security and anonymity are the primary properties that make Bitcoin a dominant virtual currency. Reliability, security, and stability – are some of the features that make Bitcoin the undisputed king of crypto. Indeed, the brand is the most synonymous with cryptocurrency.Bitcoin's excellent infrastructure, better security, and stable network make it a preference for most users. An investor can easily prefer Bitcoin over other digital currencies since it provides a security sense the value of bitcoin also increased every year due to these reasons in a nutshell BITCOIN is the KING

The BTC bear market has reached its final stage with signs of deep capitulation, however no bottom signals have yet been formed. Whales are accumulating BTC more aggressively than during the 2020 Covid crash or the 2018 bear market. It is important for BTC to break above $23,000 to allow ETH to continue its upward movement. ETH is the leader of the alt market, so this positive may have a good effect on the price of all other alts. Therefore, the growth of bitcoin strengthens the position of other coins in which the giants invest, so most likely the bull market will come soon. Maybe not this year, but in 2023 you can definitely count on it.

As far as I know, nothing. It's like attempting to create the world's shortest program that does a specific function - they are mind games for computer scientists, but that's about it.

As far as I know, nothing. It's like attempting to create the world's shortest program that does a specific function - they are mind games for computer scientists, but that's about it.

I found galambo is copying and pasting stuff from Twitter. He is not caught by now because he is copying urdu tweets and posting them. I am showing few examples while if you open his profile all of his posts are plagiarism from twitter.

1- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.60659222



Copied from
https://twitter.com/arshdchaudhary/status/1553264193193017344

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2-  https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.60703915



Copied from
https://twitter.com/mfayyazpk1/status/1555896806680182784

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3- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.60665743



Copied from
https://twitter.com/IamAmjadShoaib/status/1553976163462254593

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https://archive.is/0uZ9z
https://archive.is/u2Ux2

These are just samples. Almost all of his Urdu posts are copied from twitter.

In the first seven months of Bitcoin's existence, Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto mined as many as 1.1 million Bitcoin.

In a recent report seen by Decrypt, investment bank JPMorgan estimates that the production cost to mine one Bitcoin has dropped from $24,000 at the start of June to just $13,000.

I wonder how much money did it cost him to mine those 1,100,000 Bitcoin back then?

In the first seven months of Bitcoin's existence, Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto mined as many as 1.1 million Bitcoin.

In a recent report seen by Decrypt, investment bank JPMorgan estimates that the production cost to mine one Bitcoin has dropped from $24,000 at the start of June to just $13,000.

I wonder how much money did it cost him to mine those 1,100,000 Bitcoin back then?

In a recent report seen by Decrypt, investment bank JPMorgan estimates that the production cost to mine one Bitcoin has dropped from $24,000 at the start of June to just $13,000.

Reporting plagiarism post is more appropriate in my opinion because the culprit does not know that they are being reported. Sometimes when you posts the evidences of plagiarism on this thread, if the culprits come to know about it, they delete those posts in order to save themselves from the ban. (if the mods had not yet taken the action)