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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/DrDynamicyt on 2023-12-17 06:25:22+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/ThatSecretiveLeo on 2023-12-17 06:21:41+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/cr0n_dist0rti0n on 2023-12-17 06:04:48+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/lookingfortheanswer5 on 2023-12-17 05:38:25+00:00.

Mental game, if you had 700k what would you do in the upcoming bull run to make 3-5M?

As above, I want to create a discussion, if you had hypothetically a starting balance of 700k, what moves would you make to reach 3-5M in the next run?

Would you play it safe and go all into Bitcoin and Eth?

Would you stick to the top 10 coins or would you take on more risk with lower caps?

Tell me how you’d reach 3-5M if you had a starting balance of 500-700k

TLDR - typing here to meet the character requirements, how would you grow your account to 3-5M with a starting balance of 500-700k?

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/cr0n_dist0rti0n on 2023-12-17 06:04:48+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/lookingfortheanswer5 on 2023-12-17 05:38:25+00:00.

Mental game, if you had 700k what would you do in the upcoming bull run to make 3-5M?

As above, I want to create a discussion, if you had hypothetically a starting balance of 700k, what moves would you make to reach 3-5M in the next run?

Would you play it safe and go all into Bitcoin and Eth?

Would you stick to the top 10 coins or would you take on more risk with lower caps?

Tell me how you’d reach 3-5M if you had a starting balance of 500-700k

TLDR - typing here to meet the character requirements, how would you grow your account to 3-5M with a starting balance of 500-700k?

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/Luzappy on 2023-12-17 04:09:08+00:00.

(Somewhat of a Newbie here) So recently started investing in crypto and I am looking forward for more crypto suggestions that I could buy at a low cost and also have a good future in the form of good returns, as of now based of trends and like personal opinion I guess...?

I have invested about 250$ into the BOB Token and 100$ into LOVELY, and also a few here and there, the returns aren't too good or bad, I do have ICP (Internet Computer) and FIL (Filecoin) on my mind however I'm sceptical in dropping money into it as I'm not sure if it's a good investment.

So I'm open to some advice as I desperately need some, Thanks Aton!

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/El_Demetrio on 2023-12-17 03:17:40+00:00.

Has anybody sold eth from MetaMask to PayPal cash? I see that it’s an option there now. I wonder if it’s worth it considering the gas and transfer fees. I don’t have eth so I would have to exchange my other alts for eth or send them to my MetaMask wallet, but I have heard nightmare stories regarding high gas fees. Just based on this it might not even be worth it to try. Has anybody used this feature yet? And do you recommend it or not. I’m not in any need of cash right now, but I just want to keep all my options open in case I need to cash out some. Seems like a simple and easy procedure and it looks like you only have to log into your existing PayPal account. Thanks in advance for any comments. It looks like this feature is only available for eth and no other crypto right now.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/El_Demetrio on 2023-12-17 03:17:40+00:00.

Has anybody sold eth from MetaMask to PayPal cash? I see that it’s an option there now. I wonder if it’s worth it considering the gas and transfer fees. I don’t have eth so I would have to exchange my other alts for eth or send them to my MetaMask wallet, but I have heard nightmare stories regarding high gas fees. Just based on this it might not even be worth it to try. Has anybody used this feature yet? And do you recommend it or not. I’m not in any need of cash right now, but I just want to keep all my options open in case I need to cash out some. Seems like a simple and easy procedure and it looks like you only have to log into your existing PayPal account. Thanks in advance for any comments. It looks like this feature is only available for eth and no other crypto right now.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/Electrical_Tension on 2023-12-17 02:51:52+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/Electrical_Tension on 2023-12-17 02:51:52+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/genzbiz on 2023-12-17 02:26:56+00:00.

Cudo is a scalable computing network connecting blockchain developers and cloud service consumers with sellers who can monetize idle computing resources. The platform offers an easy installation process, generating passive income from spare computing power. It aims to create a competitive compute marketplace benefiting both consumers and providers. The platform addresses the limitations of current blockchain technology and leverages the growing demand for cloud computing.

The document highlights challenges in cloud computing, such as data privacy concerns, environmental impact, and limitations in microchip production. Cudo proposes a solution by tapping into the vast, underutilized processing capabilities of consumer devices, offering a passive income for owners and affordable on-demand compute for enterprises.

Cudo positions itself as part of the sharing economy's evolution, facilitating the transition to fog and grid computing. The platform aims to overcome barriers faced by decentralized computing platforms, providing a user-friendly experience with no coding or complex installation requirements.

The Cudo Ventures team, with over 16 years of experience in cloud computing, has launched a platform that already boasts over 150,000 users from 145 countries. The platform enables hardware owners to earn passive income, with users currently earning over $600,000 monthly. The team plans to raise $3M through a token generation event to complete the platform, expand operations, and form a distributed token-holder community.

The document highlights challenges in cloud computing, such as data privacy concerns, environmental impact, and limitations in microchip production. Cudo proposes a solution by tapping into the vast, underutilized processing capabilities of consumer devices, offering a passive income for owners and affordable on-demand computing for enterprises.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/fap_fap_fap_fapper on 2023-12-17 01:57:37+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/normcrypto on 2023-12-16 16:52:56+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/CryptoDaily- on 2023-12-17 00:00:38+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/qarish on 2023-12-16 23:53:36+00:00.

Launching Medical Innovation into Orbit with Vector Space Biosciences

Vector Space Biosciences has stepped into the limelight as a pioneering force by meshing CubeSat technology with biological research, a move facilitated through strategic partnerships with Oracle and NVIDIA. The revolutionary CubeSat launch platform is designed to be a game-changer for biotech and pharmaceutical domains, opening new horizons for space-borne medical studies.

Imagine miniature satellites, whisked away into the cosmic playground, with on-board laboratories silently orbiting Earth and methodically capturing data. The platform integrates three sophisticated labs: a biosciences lab, a CubeSat lab, and an AI lab. This amalgamation encompasses specialized biological language models, generative AI, and protein sequence databases that permit elaborate visualizations.

This venture aims at crafting solutions to the challenges posed by human spaceflight on health. The research not only seeks to safeguard astronauts but also harbors the potential to usher in groundbreaking therapies on terra firma through precision medicine.

Post-launch, the CubeSats beam invaluable data, which when meshed with current biomedical information, serves as grist for the AI mill. This synergy facilitates the unravelling of hidden relationships between genetic and molecular components, helping advance drug discovery and repurposing. Dovetailing this with Microsoft Azure Space’s ground stations, the data processing is both robust and seamless.

Such innovative endeavors could be comparable to the likes of Novo Nordisk’s game-changing Wegovy, which manifested a double-edged therapeutic sword: mitigating weight and reducing cardiovascular risks. Vector Space Biosciences’ CEO, Kasian Franks, emphasizes the imperative of developing these space-forged solutions as both a stepping stone to interplanetary exploration and a boon for global healthcare.

Vector Space Biosciences not only engages in the high stakes of space and medicine but also embraces the digital age, allowing transactions in its native SBIO cryptocurrency, and utilizes its utility token, VXV, fostering an ecosystem interlinking space biosciences and the future of financial transactions.

FAQs:

1. What is Vector Space Biosciences and what are they pioneering?

2. What technology is used in Vector Space Biosciences’ platform?

3. What is the purpose of the labs onboard the CubeSats?

4. How can this research benefit human health on Earth?

5. How is data from CubeSats utilized in biomedical research?

6. How does the partnership with Microsoft Azure Space enhance the process?

7. What potential medical breakthrough does Vector Space Biosciences’ venture align with?

8. In what ways does Vector Space Biosciences integrate the digital age into its operations?

Definitions:

– CubeSat: A type of miniaturized satellite for space research that is made up of multiples of 10×10×10 cm cubic units.

– AI (Artificial Intelligence): Technology that enables computers to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence.

– Precision Medicine: An emerging approach for disease treatment and prevention that takes into account individual variability in genes, environment, and lifestyle.

– Ground Stations: Facilities on the Earth’s surface equipped with antennas and other equipment to communicate with spacecraft.

– Drug Discovery and Repurposing: The process of discovering and developing new uses for existing drugs.

– Biomedical Information: Any data related to the study of biological processes with applications in medicine.

– SBIO: The native cryptocurrency of Vector Space Biosciences.

– VXV: A utility token used by Vector Space Biosciences.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/Btkapproved on 2023-12-17 00:17:21+00:00.

It’s time to buy! If we all tell one person to spend ten dollars. That can change their future! Let’s get mooned 🌕

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/Professional-Time-50 on 2023-12-16 23:22:27+00:00.

If you think ETFs are for adoption of crypto currencies, then you are highly mistaken. Crypto currency is a direct competition to central banks and fiat currencies. Their popularity was underestimated but it can no longer be denied. So what do you do, if you are in a business of printing money before a truly wide adoption happens of money alternative?

You collapse, vilify and stain biggest names in crypto like FTX and Binance, to show people how risky it can be to invest in it and you offer them a "safe and secure" alternative tied to the crypto price. That way you take away all the independence and financial freedom that crypto can offer outside of third party risk and you give them ETFs, tied to BTC price, secured only partly by BTC in cold storage with a promise of regulation and safety and big institutional backing.

So what you are really doing is taking all the things that could threaten your business if people adopt crypto like anonymity, ability to transfer money instantly without third party, ability to take your wealth with you across borders, ability to hide every day transactions from eyes of government or taxation and all the other freedoms that come with it. What you give them in return is access to speculating on prices that offered historically great returns, feeling of owning crypto without the headache of exchanges, wallets and fear of hacking. Many will take it and be happy with it, just like owning gold or any other commodity on paper or screen only.

The sad thing is that the control of the markets will eventually end up in companies like Blackrock and ownership of real assets will once again belong to few, while the rest get back in line and into the rat race. ETFs are not about adoption of crypto but about steering people away from the ownership of the actual commodity and into paper based, bank issued, funny money as with every other valuable asset, regular person can access. Most assets today are so expensive, that their purchase will put people into an instant debt servitude like houses or leave you with nothing else other then a paper certificate.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/CryptoDaily- on 2023-12-17 00:00:38+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/TNGSystems on 2023-12-16 23:04:11+00:00.

What a lesson to A) Never invest in shitcoins, but also B) NEVER invest in Cryptos that are so centralised.

Safemoon went bankrupt two days ago. The employees were fired immediately without pay. Today, the token contract was paused following the actions of the Chief Restructuring Officer (CRO).

Here's the transaction.

Currently they have $8.2m in combined Non-Safemoon assets available on the swap, as well as some token tranches of funds in their revenues

But this is it. People didn't drop their beliefs when John was arrested for fraud. They didn't drop their beliefs when his bail was denied. They didn't drop their beliefs when Safemoon LLC was bankrupted, and now they've been locked out of trading entirely.

Smooth guys. Real smooth.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/Professional-Time-50 on 2023-12-16 23:22:27+00:00.

If you think ETFs are for adoption of crypto currencies, then you are highly mistaken. Crypto currency is a direct competition to central banks and fiat currencies. Their popularity was underestimated but it can no longer be denied. So what do you do, if you are in a business of printing money before a truly wide adoption happens of money alternative?

You collapse, vilify and stain biggest names in crypto like FTX and Binance, to show people how risky it can be to invest in it and you offer them a "safe and secure" alternative tied to the crypto price. That way you take away all the independence and financial freedom that crypto can offer outside of third party risk and you give them ETFs, tied to BTC price, secured only partly by BTC in cold storage with a promise of regulation and safety and big institutional backing.

So what you are really doing is taking all the things that could threaten your business if people adopt crypto like anonymity, ability to transfer money instantly without third party, ability to take your wealth with you across borders, ability to hide every day transactions from eyes of government or taxation and all the other freedoms that come with it. What you give them in return is access to speculating on prices that offered historically great returns, feeling of owning crypto without the headache of exchanges, wallets and fear of hacking. Many will take it and be happy with it, just like owning gold or any other commodity on paper or screen only.

The sad thing is that the control of the markets will eventually end up in companies like Blackrock and ownership of real assets will once again belong to few, while the rest get back in line and into the rat race. ETFs are not about adoption of crypto but about steering people away from the ownership of the actual commodity and into paper based, bank issued, funny money as with every other valuable asset, regular person can access. Most assets today are so expensive, that their purchase will put people into an instant debt servitude like houses or leave you with nothing else other then a paper certificate.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/achaldu on 2023-12-16 22:59:38+00:00.

No surprise this sub doesn't even mention it.

It's the first data availability layer. Like a Dropbox for chains/dapps.

A blue chip, an innovation. Just like Bitcoin created currency, Ethereum smart contracts and Chainlink oracles, Celestia pioneered data availability layer. A 0 to 1 moment in crypto. With no competetitors yet.

The token has been uponly. Tia has real demand because a very interesting game theory behind the token and the participants.

Basically people buy TIA to stake and get airdrops of the many dapps/chains launching on it (more than 30 announced), as it has been that way in the cosmos ecosystem.

They take snapshots of people who stake and then airdrop new tokens to them.

Unstaking the tokens take 28 days. You see were this is going.

1- no one can unstake instantly and sell. That's why it doesn't see significant dump.

2- by unstaking they also risk missing airdrops snapshots. (Which might worth multiples of what they staked in the first place). Anyone unstaking is NGMI, and will have to do so a month ahead.

So this a token that has big incentives to buy spot instead of futures and locking tokens away. I don't think this trend reverses anytime soon as the ecosystem didn't even started.

Tia unlocks due to vesting are like 300+ days away.

This is great technology + great game theory that is giving this insane run.

Might be the sol of this cycle. Easily a top 10 or top 15 coin.

Also every Ethereum L2 using tia will be cheaper, so they will start incorporating it.

And TIA is the gas token, is not some useless governance crap.

Thoughs? Do any other tokens have similar interesring game theory mechanics like this? Interested to hear!

Pd: Celestia founder hacked CIA at 16.

PS2: I hate how this sub is raided by bots that downvote real post and upvote trash to push their rubbish!

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/TNGSystems on 2023-12-16 23:04:11+00:00.

What a lesson to A) Never invest in shitcoins, but also B) NEVER invest in Cryptos that are so centralised.

Safemoon went bankrupt two days ago. The employees were fired immediately without pay. Today, the token contract was paused following the actions of the Chief Restructuring Officer (CRO).

Here's the transaction.

Currently they have $8.2m in combined Non-Safemoon assets available on the swap, as well as some token tranches of funds in their revenues

But this is it. People didn't drop their beliefs when John was arrested for fraud. They didn't drop their beliefs when his bail was denied. They didn't drop their beliefs when Safemoon LLC was bankrupted, and now they've been locked out of trading entirely.

Smooth guys. Real smooth.

Don't join cults.

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The original was posted on /r/cryptocurrency by /u/GunnDawg on 2023-12-16 22:56:28+00:00.

Hey folks, your favorite FNG here back with another FNG question. I'm trying to be as safe as I can with this new territory I'm in, but I also want to try and use some tools available to me, provided they're "safe" I've recently discovered Coinstats and it's ability to track per asset/coin all time profits and loses(P/L). This seems immensely helpful to me as I'm not sure Kraken offers such a thing. My question is the title, is it safe? When provided with just a fetch/read API key, can harm still be done? They don't seem to require my actual Kraken login credentials or anything of that nature. Just the read access API. That all-time per asset P/L tracker seems sooooo nice. Right now I'm just writing down and adding to my "total money spent" with a notepad to at least track my overall P/L but per asset is great!