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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/Cohenzilla on 2023-12-26 15:13:44+00:00.

I have made most of my transactions on BSC and I didn't save the purchase prices. Is there any tool where I paste my wallet ID and it gets all the transactions and calculates the BEP automatically?

I think a tool like this without the need to connect the wallet anywhere or sign any contract would be very useful, if it's not available yet as it would help people to track all their purchases on DEX and keep a better track of the portfolio. I've tried to look for something related but didn't find anything. If someone knows about any tool of these please share as it would help many people.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/FitScore3115 on 2023-12-26 15:11:46+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/FitScore3115 on 2023-12-26 15:11:46+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/drjacks on 2023-12-26 12:27:48+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/drjacks on 2023-12-26 12:27:48+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/drjacks on 2023-12-26 12:27:20+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/drjacks on 2023-12-26 12:27:20+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/GorillaFighter1 on 2023-12-26 12:18:19+00:00.

Push protocol previously knows as EPNS. This is my first post sorry if im breaking any rules.

Disclaimer: I have invested a little in this project and dont plan on selling.

First off, id like to clarify that this isnt a shill post. I have been following the crypto space for sometime now but i dont really get much of it apart from the basic stuff.

From what im getting this project aims to become the communication layer of web3. Which sounds at least to me a lot more coherent of a plan than what most crypto projects offer. They seem legit and have been constantly releasing new addons to their project.

The tokenomics of this project also seem healthy to me. It has a max supply cap of 100 million. Which in my understanding is miniscule. Many mainstream projects dont even have a supply cap.

Coming to why i hold this project? For the potential of returns of course.

During the last altcoin season crypto currencies with virtually zero utility touched billions of dollars in valuation. Some still held on to those values even during the deepest valleys of the bear market.

Why wouldnt a project which seemingly has a legit goal, an operating product and an active team turn out to be a great investment in the next altcoin season?

TL;DR- Please review this project that i hold. It has great tokenomics and a small yet active dev community.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/GorillaFighter1 on 2023-12-26 12:18:19+00:00.

Push protocol previously knows as EPNS. This is my first post sorry if im breaking any rules.

Disclaimer: I have invested a little in this project and dont plan on selling.

First off, id like to clarify that this isnt a shill post. I have been following the crypto space for sometime now but i dont really get much of it apart from the basic stuff.

From what im getting this project aims to become the communication layer of web3. Which sounds at least to me a lot more coherent of a plan than what most crypto projects offer. They seem legit and have been constantly releasing new addons to their project.

The tokenomics of this project also seem healthy to me. It has a max supply cap of 100 million. Which in my understanding is miniscule. Many mainstream projects dont even have a supply cap.

Coming to why i hold this project? For the potential of returns of course.

During the last altcoin season crypto currencies with virtually zero utility touched billions of dollars in valuation. Some still held on to those values even during the deepest valleys of the bear market.

Why wouldnt a project which seemingly has a legit goal, an operating product and an active team turn out to be a great investment in the next altcoin season?

TL;DR- Please review this project that i hold. It has great tokenomics and a small yet active dev community.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/fma_98 on 2023-12-26 11:00:12+00:00.

Hi!

I'm working with a team to build out a decentralized, non-custodial cryptocurrency derivatives exchange. We want to create an exchange that rivals the performance and usability of centralised exchanges while remaining completely non-custodial. One of our goals is to bring more users into the fold of Web3, but we recognise that there are many challenges that prevent users from exploring what Web3 has to offer. If you trade frequently on centralised exchanges but have not ventured into the world of Decentralised Finance yet, I'd love to hear your thoughts on what you feel is preventing you from trying out protocols operating in the web3 space on various networks.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/Nimoh_Da_Crypto_Fish on 2023-12-26 10:55:03+00:00.

Tax changes in Japan for companies holding crypto .. now companies can invest in Crypto without worrying about getting taxed om unrealized gains Great governments make decisions which benefit their constituents !!

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/hquer on 2023-12-26 10:21:49+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/primordial_gloop on 2023-12-26 08:41:11+00:00.

I've been seeing a few comments and posts about frozen assets and ''return of lost assets'' (meaning they take all the profits you made from all your trades) from users of Mexc and bitrue. At first it was concerning but after looking into it deeper it seemed to be people trading futures while in a country that doesnt allow this. This is actually a step towards adoption if the CEX is abiding by local regulations so should be celebrated in a way. Just sucks for those people that lost the profits they made or had their account frozen. So going forward, if you're trading futures, make sure you're allowed to in your country. Don't think that a VPN will save you either, that in itself can flag up a concern for the CEX. Stay safe and abide by the rules peeps.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/primordial_gloop on 2023-12-26 08:41:11+00:00.

I've been seeing a few comments and posts about frozen assets and ''return of lost assets'' (meaning they take all the profits you made from all your trades) from users of Mexc and bitrue. At first it was concerning but after looking into it deeper it seemed to be people trading futures while in a country that doesnt allow this. This is actually a step towards adoption if the CEX is abiding by local regulations so should be celebrated in a way. Just sucks for those people that lost the profits they made or had their account frozen. So going forward, if you're trading futures, make sure you're allowed to in your country. Don't think that a VPN will save you either, that in itself can flag up a concern for the CEX. Stay safe and abide by the rules peeps.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/iwakan on 2023-12-26 08:39:43+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/iwakan on 2023-12-26 08:39:43+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/The_drify on 2023-12-26 06:11:04+00:00.

soo 5 years - I've officially done a lot of stuff. BEST THING I HAVE DONE -

1. futures - made the highest around 300x, lost around a few trades (liquidated). ( LOW TO MEDIUM RISK)
2. Passive - I got a few bucks here and there as interest. (very stable, very passive). (STABLE)
3. selling signals: I sold people information. The exact same information I used. Sold for 5$ because I was testing the water (should have charged a lot more because my trades were stable - 10 to 20% most of the time). if you want signals, I'll still do it for like 2 bucks 😂. (not looking to monetize but just for fun and to shoo away scammy people because yk thats why the 2 bucks). (LOW RISK)
4. NFTS - absolute flop on my end. ( I just wanted to learn)
5. HODLING - im not really sure what I learned here , mostly patience and around a lil bit of money. (STABLE)
6. SHITCOINS - PEPE and PEPECOMMUNITY , I cannot ... this is insane I got a bunch for a few bucks and sold it for an insane price that's all I can say. I was surprised at the results maybe a bit crazy too. seeing the prices and the amount I got. ( EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA RISKY)

My biggest cashcow : Futures, hodling, shitcoins

THIS IS MY CRYPTO LEARNING AND TESTING ADVENTURES NOTHING ELSE. I'M NOT SELLING ANYTHING. JUST TALKING ABOUT MY LIFE AND WHAT I LEARNED. NOTHING ELSE. ANY INPUT IS APPRECIATED. ANY ADVICE TO BETTER MYSELF IS APPRECIATED.

THANK YOU GUYS

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/Perfect_Ability_1190 on 2023-12-26 07:07:41+00:00.

It's nothing I would ever hold long.

Just the fact that a network that has had so many outages & chose to devote their efforts to making a smartphone instead of fixing the problems tells you everything you need to know about SOL.

Solana team lied about the total supply and hid a wallet with additional tokens. Only after being caught & called out they admitted it.

Faking stats and numbers. Artificially pumping volume, wash trading, and all that fun jazz

Project has been in bed with lots of bad actors in the space. FTX has yet to liquidate to pay lawyers & investors

I don't think popularity is a good measure for success, as 90% of the crypto community are gamblers

The marketing (and children playing around with memes and cartoon NFTs) is the only reason it has a 50bn mcap, not real world utility. It's an orchestrated campaign by influential people early in the bull cycle to drum up exit liquidity from retail. They will find another shiny new coin to shill once they have dumped on mass. No coincidence that the pump has come so early as they look to claw back losses/get a good exit. The chain is probably just about fit for purpose for kids doing their meme trades but not for big players. They want reliability. And before you say 'Visa is partnered', it's a pilot to potentially offer USDC on Solana.

Read Eth Zurich's report recently issued. The tech is fundamentally flawed, as is their proof of history consensus. This verdict is from the brightest people in the space. Not 16 year old moonboys and influencers.

In the end it will be the actual real-world usage of the network that will determine its success. Solana will just look ridiculous and worthless regardless of any temporary pump.

& lastly, this sub loves SOL

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/Ishan1121 on 2023-12-26 07:04:39+00:00.

So what's your opinion on the next trend in the crypto space which will catapult new crypto highs? Previously during every bull market beginning we had a fundraising trend which saw quick profit opportunities.

In 2013-2016 we had Pre mined coins - Litecoin, Dogecoin etc came from these

In 2016 - 2018 we had ICOs - Ethereum, came from this

In 2018 - 2019 We had IEOs launched by Binance, and then launched by everyone else. Many current projects came from this

In 2019 - 2021 we had IDOs fueling DeFi and GameFi

What will be the next token trend? Many people say it probably will be the tokenization of RWA but not sure

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/KillSmith111 on 2023-12-26 06:05:38+00:00.

I've been away from crypto for at least a year, but I've been earning quite a lot at work lately and I'm wanting to put some more money in over the next few months. I just saw a recent post asking what alts people were bullish on and a lot of the answers were the same coins everyone was talking about during the last bull run, but one comment mentioned coins called INJ and SEI, which I've never even heard of. Searched them though and they're both in the top 100. So I was just wondering if any one wants to shill me some coins that no one was talking about last bull run that they think might pop off during the next one.

If you want tomgive a brief description of what it is too that would be great, but I will be doing my own research too so don't worry if you can't be bothered.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/Electrical_Tension on 2023-12-26 05:58:25+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/pixieshit on 2023-12-26 04:51:52+00:00.

Let me preface this by saying that I think decentralised finance is one of the greatest inventions in our lifetimes. To think that all the financial empires of the past few millennia struggled to find monetary media and stores of wealth that was incorruptible, salable, resistant to supply manipulation... and the closest that they ever got was gold... I find crypto exciting and the technology beautiful. I can't wait to see it play out over the next decade.

The value of crypto over fiat is decentralisation. Without decentralisation, crypto would be worthless. So any claims that a consensus mechanism is centralised is a cause for discussion.

I have rudimentary knowledge of how Proof-of-Work and Proof-of-Stake works. In PoW, the network is secured by mining power. In PoS, the network is secured by locked validator funds. I cheered on the 2022 ETH PoW -> PoS merge, even baked lil ethereum-shaped cookies for it haha. To me ETH was just being decentralised in another way, because you would see the same dispersion of validators in a PoS system as you would see of miners in a PoW system. Sure, there would still be degrees of centralisation contingent on how some entities could possess more processing power or a larger stake, but this risk exists for both consensus mechanisms.

However I'm reading a book called Broken Money now by Lyn Alden. She's very pro-bitcoin but argues that PoS blockchains are inherently centralising.

The claims I can make out so far:

• PoS requires trust, while BTC/PoW is trustless. She cites both the Solana and BSC blockchain (both PoS) going offline several times during 22-23 (I'm surprised more people aren't concerned about this). Since there is no real-world cost (like committing electricity) to producing new blocks on PoS chains, anyone can create an alternative ledger of false transactions. She argues that the only way to proceed is for major stakers to get into a literal chatroom and decide where to restart a blockchain from - and so systems are dependent on centralised entities, usually those that hold the most wealth.
• The rich get richer faster, and increasingly possess more power in the system. The nature of PoS is that staking more coins increases staking yields, which in turn increases the staked funds. This leads to an exponential increase in the share of the network. Theoretically, over time, power centralises to the wealthiest validators.
• PoS is inherently concentrating, with limited distributive capability. For reasons stated in the dot point above

Could more tech-savvy weigh-in? How legit are these claims? Is the degree of potential centralisation worrying? Or negligible? Serious answers only, leave the shitposts at the door

So far I haven't seen any problems with how Eth is running (I'm so pro-eth it's not funny) but I wonder if these problems are more salient in smaller PoS blockhains.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/Cannister7 on 2023-12-26 02:30:16+00:00.

I know it's probably not that easy but worth asking I guess.

I got scammed a few months ago, actually only for $85 worth of BTC for something I was going to buy (never received) but because of stupid practically invisible check boxes (which include all wallet sections) on the exchange that I didn't notice, I actually sent 0.021 BTC (about $650 USD at the time, more now).

Scammer claims that I need to pay the 'fees' of another $30 so they can send it back to me (I know). I've obviously got their wallet address. Just wondering how those dusting scams or things like that work... Maybe there's a way of tricking them into sending it back..

I imagine it's technically over my head but worth asking.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/dirtysmurf88 on 2023-12-26 01:49:21+00:00.

I've recently delved into the crypto space and found myself intrigued by some high-risk coins. Specifically, I've been exploring KAS, VAX, BDP, and VAI. While the allure of potential high returns is tempting, it's crucial to approach such investments judiciously. Each of these coins operates within its distinct ecosystem and carries its set of challenges and opportunities. For instance, KAS might be leveraging innovative technology, VAX could be influenced by specific market sentiments or strategic partnerships, BDP might be paving the way in decentralized finance solutions, and VAI could be associated with stablecoin functionalities. As I navigate this landscape, I'm diligently researching each coin's whitepapers, assessing team credentials, gauging community sentiment, and evaluating potential use cases. However, it's vital to remember the volatile nature of these investments. While they offer growth potential, they equally present risks. I'm also diversifying my portfolio to mitigate potential losses. I just would like to see what other people think about these cryptocurrency and if you also have some that you'll like to discuss feel free.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/Soft-Soil-1024 on 2023-12-26 02:06:13+00:00.

For those who got scammed by Pig Butchering, Rugpulls, etc, I can offer writing a detailed investigation report for 200 USDT so you can give it to the exchange or police and they can move to recover/freeze your crypto. Im not offering recovery of your funds. Those are scams.

Service includes:

1. Detailed consultation and investigation to simplify the event for law enforcement utilization.
2. A written report with Executive Summary, Investigation/Analysis of the scam and a Conclusion/Recommendation for exchanges and law enforcement to act on.
3. Free 2 post service consultations if law enforcement requests further information about the report, tools used and a more thorough explanation if requested.

If interested, slide me a DM. For proof of legitimacy and skill demo, you can check on my previous profile posts since I cant post a link here.