MM

sita_wong

Thank you for engaging with us and for your valuable input! Let's break it down: >***Whats the point of fracturing utility into different tokens and NFTs? Why not just consolidate everything into one main token and NFT to make it less confusing?*** **$SEED** and **$JAY** serve distinct purposes to enhance the ecosystem's functionality and user experience. * **$SEED** is our utility token, kind of like the Swiss Army knife of our ecosystem. It has multiple use cases, from fee reductions to staking rewards. Plus, you can convert it into $JAY, adding a layer of flexibility and utility. * **$JAY** is the governance token. This is your ticket to having a say in the platform’s future. Holders of $JAY get to participate in crucial decision-making processes, ensuring the community’s voice shapes our path forward. Think of it like UNI for Uniswap – it’s all about decentralizing control. Now, onto the NFTs – these aren’t just shiny collectibles; they function similarly to VIP levels in centralized exchanges. Owning these NFTs can grant you exclusive benefits and rewards, enhancing your experience and potential gains. Why not consolidate everything? Separate tokens give us the flexibility to adapt and evolve. As the ecosystem grows, we can introduce new utilities, governance features, and rewards without overhauling the entire system. This adaptability is crucial for staying ahead in the fast-paced crypto world. Mixing these utilities into a single token or NFT could lead to chaos in value conveyance and utility overlap. By keeping them separate, we ensure each element serves its purpose efficiently, maintaining clarity and balance in the ecosystem. This structure allows us to cater to various user needs without compromising on functionality or user experience. **In short, having different tokens and NFTs ensures that our ecosystem is robust, flexible, and user-focused.** It might seem complex at first, but it’s all designed to provide maximum utility and engagement for our community. >***Any plans to add advanced orders in the future? Why is the spread like this? Is it a liquidity issue or is this the intended way that orders work on the orderbook?*** What you tested was our test platform, designed to collect data and evaluate features. The current order book experiences delays due to order routing and grouping. We are running a market-making (MM) bot in the backend to provide liquidity; however, it is not optimized, as we only spent six hours developing it. We apologize for any inconvenience and are committed to improving this before our official launch. We are in discussions with several major market makers who will support liquidity at launch. Additionally, take profit (TP) and stop-loss (SL) orders will be available by the end of next week, with other order types to follow. >***How do you plan on attracting liquidity when the platform actually launches?*** >*And to top it all of, your docs state that there will be "voluntary" KYC and AML thru third-party verifiers.* ***Whats the point of having it voluntary?*** The JayX platform offers "voluntary" KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) through third-party verifiers to provide flexibility and user choice. By making these processes voluntary, users can decide whether to undergo verification based on their preferences and needs. This approach allows users to match with exchange nodes who require different levels of verification, catering to varying levels of privacy and compliance requirements. The goal is to balance security and user autonomy, ensuring that users have control over their information while still enabling a secure and compliant environment. >*So, the platform seems underdeveloped for something that quote: "challenges the foundations of traditional financial systems". If you can deliver on these promises, then JayX can surely become one of the biggest decentralized trading platforms, but for now, it looks like just a primitive dYdX.* Thank you for your feedback. We understand your concerns and appreciate your honesty. While the platform is still in its development phase, we are committed to delivering on our promises and continuously improving our features and infrastructure. We’re fast-growing and make **new iterations every week** aggressively. We believe that great products come from countless iterations. That's why we need serious users like you to provide feedback and grow with us. Your insights are invaluable in shaping JayX into the powerhouse it’s destined to be.

kzx-kzx

$1MM BTC is inevitable.

DorkyDorkington

Market makers execute retail orders in batches in dark pools after first fulfilling them with basically naked shorts as that is allowed for them under mm priviledges. What happens. 1. Retail buy order comes in. MM fullfills the order with naked short. 2. More buy retail orders comes in. They are bundled together and later routed executed in darkpools / off exchange. 3. Retail sell order comes in. MM collects these and executed them on lit exchange. Pushing the price down. 4. All buy pressure is routed to dark pools or interlized, filled with naked short or failure to deliver. 5. After pushing the price down the MMs might by the end of the day satisfy the FTDs with cheaper shares or keep the naked positions open and push the price further down. This is front running in its most arrogant and corrupt form and this is how MMs make their profits. And don't forget PFOF. Ken Griffin from Citadel has publicly admitted that his company is intentionally controlling and pushing the prices of securities where he feels is correct. This is a built in manipulation in the system and MM privileges are openly abused day in day out. Any possible fines by self regulatory organizations are miniscule in contrast to the profits and are already priced in as the cost of making business. As they are never required to admit any wrong doings, just pay the fine and you're fine.

Guyserbun007

There is a diff between stealing vs exploiting MM or market inefficiency, if the latter it shouldn't be a criminal offense, but it's the US lol

user_name_checks_out

> Not true check your facts What is it that you think is false? The fact that PlanB keeps changing his model? This is well known and easily verified. Or the fact that the original model predicted $100K in 2021 and $1MM for 2025? This is plain to see at the link provided above. I think that you are the one who needs to check his facts.

user_name_checks_out

Yup, that is the right way to do it. PlanB keeps tweaking his model retroactively to fit the data. If you look at the original version of the model you can see what a load of crap it is. $100K this year, $1MM next year 🙄

pauliek93

I have, and lost it all unfortunately. (If anyone doesn’t take heed of not your keys, not your crypto please do for your own sake). USD price was 4.3MM when it was gone, one of the worst times of my life. But the best choice I ever made was not change my lifestyle one bit, I always just considered it an untouchable retirement account. It took 8 years to get there from trading, countless sleepless nights analyzing stops and tp’s, changing timeframes and constantly doubting myself. Thankfully the fact I never quit my day job and pursuing other investments outside of crypto allowed me to live on and not be utterly wrecked from my net worth taking a total nosedive. Now just rebuilding back to where I was and hopefully more, but I’ll always be thankful I didn’t become the show off I was tempted many times to flaunt. Trust me, everyone in this thread can learn the skills needed to get there, I’m an average Joe at best. Good luck ya’ll.

Simke11

Define "safer alternative"? If on Solana you can use Phantom wallet, but it's not any more or less "safer" than MM.

therealcpain

Guys they purchased $760k worth which could very much be MM activities.

doodaddy64

$120MM for a few months of Forbes coverage? Is that correct? Because who has that kind of dough? 🙄

CointestMod

#Algorand Pro-Arguments Below is a Algorand pro-argument written by FrogsAreBest123. > # Algorand > > * Disclaimers: > * This post is heavily inspired and sometimes copied word for word from my old post about algo. seen [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/ovmttc/comment/hh6z73n/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3). > * I do own Algorand and act as a governor. Algorand represents under 10% of my total portfolio. > * **Background Information for people who have no idea what Algorand is** > * Feel free to skip this if you know the basics of Algo. > * Algorand has been built off of three institutions, AlgoCapital, Algorand Foundation, and Algorand Inc. > * AlgoCapital has rebranded to [Borderless Capital](https://www.borderlesscapital.io/), but regardless, they're an asset trading corporation, they also build financial products to support Algorand and its ecosystem. > * The [Algorand Foundation](https://www.algorand.foundation/) distributes the token "Algo" > * [Algorand Inc.](https://www.algorand.com/futurefi/) does the R&D for Algorand. Of which, Algorand Inc owns a few [patents](https://patentcenter.uspto.gov/applications/16709719/ifw/docs) on crypto technology (as an example above). > * Tokenomics > * Supply of seven billion, a valuation of two billion. [Inflation](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/pkks3v/algorand_a_3900_increase_and_a_3_profit/) used to be insanely high, which I had made a post on that was deleted but explained that at the time Algorand had a 3900% increase in valuation, but a 3% price change. Luckily inflation has been slowed down a lot since vesting ended. Infact, 7 of the 10 billion algo's that will ever be minted and released have already been, which to some is a bad figure, but I'm just glad we won't go back to algorand's old inflation numbers. > > # The Pros > > * Fees > * The fees for Algorand are low ([0.001 Algo](https://developer.algorand.org/docs/get-started/basics/why_algorand/#:~:text=There%20is%20no%20concept%20of,1%2C000%20microAlgos%20or%200.001%20Algos)) I know a lot of people aren't having issues with $1 gas fees on Ethereum and such, But if you were there in 2020, 2021. You know just how important low transaction fees are, for example: > * Low fees allow most people to use the defi ecosystem. With Ethereum, a lot of people were simply priced out of DEFI, or so scared of messing something up, cause every transaction was $20, $30, gone. > * Pera Wallet > * Pera Wallet is a nice simple wallet for most algorand users, it's made to be user-friendly, and was made by [HIPO and Algorand](https://blog.perawallet.app/its-official-algorand-wallet-is-now-pera-wallet-171561597664) themselves. You can also swap ASA's in the wallet itself. > * Blockchain Trilemma > * Scalability, decentralization, and security. Coined by Vitalik, the creator of Ethereum... Every good cryptocurrency has selected two of the three options above but cannot have all three. One of [Algorand's main goals](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MM24Vn8RJeo) is to disprove this and be the solution > * Decentralization > * [Governance](https://governance.algorand.foundation/governance-period-6) has been out for a while, Governance incentivizes people to hold their Algo, Firstly, you get Algo for committing your Algo to governance and voting on proposals, but if you move your Algo out of your governance wallet OR do not vote, you lose the governance benefits. > * The Algorand community has slowly been increasing the amount of Algo committed for each governance period, from 1.7B to currently 4B, showing commitment to the ecosystem. > * Algorand has a few types of nodes that keep the network running. Relay nodes do not participate in consensus but keep the network running in the background. There's about [120 relay nodes](https://www.algorand.foundation/general-faq#:~:text=How%20many%20relay%20nodes%20are,nodes%20on%20the%20Algorand%20network) running, a lot owned by Algorand. Participation nodes help keep the network running too and are included in governance and consensus voting. There are about 1500 participation nodes, some run participation nodes when running an algorand project, but in all, not too many run a node because of the lack of a large financial incentive, this really does go to show though even with a lack of a large financial compensation, algorand still has 1500 nodes. > * **DEFI** > * ASA's > * [Algorand Standard assets](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGkQO5dfOOE&t=1110s). ASA's are just simple ways to deploy tokens, NFTs, and other things on the Algorand network. A lot of people say they act similarly to ERC-20 tokens on the Ethereum network. > * Programming > * Algorand "makes it simple to program on its blockchain"... "With Java, JavaScript (node.js and browser), Go, and Python SDKs, along with REST APIs, you can build on Algorand in your preferred programming languages." [src](https://www.algorand.com/hack) This makes it obviously really simple to build DAPPS on Algo, with the help of ASA's AND the help of subsidization from the Algorand Foundation, Defi will be doing well! ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Algorand) to find submissions for other topics.

WinnerMove

But if BTC reaches 1MM it would mean it is closer to fix the economy, because the problem with inflation is actually fiat being controlled by national banks/reserves without real backing... So a a super high priced btc is actually good news, not the other way around.

gnrus

so excited to see what donation we can pool together at $4MM. I am seated

Trader0721

$5MM…leverage that sh*t

petertheeater15

Anyone want a wild one? Check out ALB. solid functioning Dex on BASE. Not going to do better than AERO but it’s at a market cap of 5MM. Worth a few bucks and crossing your fingers for the 100x

JamesJosephMeeker

There is actually a way to buy ETFs in a way similar to buying OTC. If I have say $50MM I can call any ETF issuer and they'll be happy to create the units and send 'em over. I'd be shocked if they didn't do something like this. I've seen it many times, for example, in ETFs with larger spreads to get better execution. It's a service most places will do for larger orders upon request. Other times big buyers simply go to the market. Either way, you're correct that Susquehanna no doubt accumulated these units over time.

kzx-kzx

$6MM by 2034 doesn’t sound too far-fetched.

b1mm3rl1f3

$6.3MM per btc by 2034 aligns with other similar predictions. This man will go down in history.

Lazy-Entrepreneur-85

The Beautiful People - MM circa 1996

nthgen

There are a lot of leveraged longs at $50k. MM be getting hungry.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; A crypto analyst known as 'TradingShot' on TradingView predicts Bitcoin could surge to $300,000 by analyzing historical price movements and technical indicators like the Mayer Multiple (MM) Mean. The analysis suggests that each Bitcoin cycle approximately doubles the Fibonacci extension of the previous cycle, projecting that the current cycle could reach a Fibonacci extension of 8.0, potentially pushing Bitcoin's price to $300,000. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Visible-Ad743

What are they going to do? Arrest 10m Americans because we use MM and uniswap? GTFOOH!

AlonzoSwegalicious

I understand that, but one person scooping up 40MM isn’t chump change either.

drewster23

Do you mean by people approving access to their wallets? Because that has nothing to do with MM lol.

TheLastZimaDrinker

Isn't MM already the #1 way people get scammed anyway?

blorpianblorp

I know what you mean but this is literally a crypto on-ramp within Metamask, as in you click "buy crypto" and this company is one of a few that are offered by MM. This is akin to getting scammed by a payment option on a popular website...not a good look for MM.

Dark_Raiden_

Sorry bro I was busy. Yeah, you shudv used arbitrum to avoid the fees straight from MM to CDC. Its aight tho you've got over $1000 for shitposting on reddit, so $15 is nothing

FitzgeraldSpring

It may be interesting to see if this item gains in value (in BTC terms). I could see it sell in a few years for 16 BTC ($5MM USD).

TwoWiseCats

Within MM go to the browser, and go to uniswap.org From there you can swap whatever you have (if it’s real) to Eth.

Nikkio077

Could you please explain how to swap it my friend? And can't I do it directly on MM ?

ryncewynd

If MM cared about user experience and safety they would have done it long ago

en3sis

That sounds awesome and a no brainer. I would love to see MM do something like this.

Dark_Raiden_

>Is your eth mainnet and eth base address the same? Yes >Or do you need to add base somehow? Yes. Add base, switch to base, and it would appear. But when transferring to CEX make sure you use a network supported by the recipient CEX, because you can't just add a network like you could worh MM.

BKBroiler57

There’s a baby bull lambo for sale locally for 55k right now… I’d probably get my kidneys ripped out and sold in China but the urge to get lambo is real… unfortunately nowadays I just want to own a house so I guess I’m holding till 1btc = 1/2MM

soks86

840,000 got $2.4MM but there have been many blocks since that have over $1MM as rewards. It is outrageous!

oldskoolr

Zelda MM/Bitcoin crossover [LOVE IT!!!](https://youtu.be/EKkL5j27kPc?si=4hiNQo_YJ9wDAHwy&t=124)

tokimeku

Vancouver has a tonne of empty $2MM houses, bought in cash by the Chinese. I had a friend, fifty miles outside the city, list his house for $1MM. Got an all cash offer from China for $1.5MM four hours after this listing went live. I promise you, this shit is real.

tokimeku

Google Vancouver housing lol. 30% of condos in this city of where a house is $2MM.

robis87

Anyone know their way about Koinly tax reports? Having a nightmare with importing OKX CSV files correctly there. Besides having manually change OKX's column's names and lower caps, their file seems to not interact with with most other imported wallets - eth MM and other CEXes. It completely distorts my whole tax report. Anyone encountered this and got a solution? I seem to have tried everything - re-imported all the files 10x, tried different formats etc. but it just sends tokens into nowhere even tho those wallets are imported too. Then all the next trades transfers show the error of missing purchases for these tokens... And CS is ofc hopeless with their one week response times. Have a Pro plan and it's like the 5th issue I have and had to figure them all out myself.

ghostchihuahua

same, the mere existence of this ETF seems problematic to me so many ways, i mean aren't ETFs traded on the open market as well as between market hours by MM? That makes the ETF and the value of the coins that back it, hence the value of bitcoin itself, liable to be fucked with like any other security, or is that just me misunderstanding the whole thing?

kzx-kzx

This post + 3k upvotes = $1MM before 2030

arcrad

YYYY-MM-DD ISO-8601, the only proper way to format a date.

BoerZoektVeuve

Lol yes. Am an MM now but lost shitloads in shitcoins too.

Tino84

Just a hunt for leverage by MM's. Leverage got flushed, now we can go up again.

ora00001

Yes. But. The reason 4/20 is a famous date in the first place is in rooted in American culture/history, which is where they write dates in MM/DD/YYYY format. As a developer, I'm on your side--I'm very much a fan of ISO 8601 dates. No ambiguity, sorts easily. But most people referring to the pot piece of April 20th would recognize this year's 4/20 as a palindrome.

Evening-Candidate933

Yes true, but only in a little part of the word, far far in the west. You know these guys who scratch up the fakt of YYYY-MM-DD or DD/MM/YYYY. Luckily unrelated and mostly unknown

Machinedgoodness

Can you explain the Robinhood jump trading tokenization? Didn’t know about that tokenizing stocks I thought jump trading just was a crypto MM

kzx-kzx

You simply don’t know what the top of the current bull market will be. It could be 100k, 1MM, anything in between or even much higher. If you sell too early and won’t even get a chance to buy in lower you obviously end up with less BTC than before. That’s why time in the market > timing the market and DCA + HODL will beat 90% of traders.

Level_Willingness790

Folks are always squaking about "when $1M bitcoin?" My gut tells me that the first $1MM will be when a fool-hardy wall street firm shorts bitcoin (a la GME) and no one sells.

Red_Gyarados88

I'm getting deeper into Arb ecosystem but for web3 stuff connecting wallets I'm still housing majority on MM then holdings on CB. Should probably be doing more on Camelot.

WoodenInformation730

Is that the same government that claims about 10MM bitcoins becaise they were used on Silk Road?

mozacare

To be clear its actually higher than that. It's usually Qualified Client which is a net worth of $2.2MM excluding value of primacy residence. That's because you can't charge performance fees (e.g., carried interest) to only accredited investors in most states (only in certain states). The Accredited Investor thing comes up because of Regulation D through which most private fund interests are sold - and being an AI is a requirement for that.

coinsRus-2021

“Connecting a wallet and signing a transaction are not on-chain interactions - All message formats (except the legacy one which isn't supported by MM) of ETH are secure and can't be exploited to sign transactions secretly. With this knowledge and the basic ability to read (making sure you don't sign a tx or approval if a message is intended) there is no risk.”

coinsRus-2021

Copying u/Maxx3141 message cause he said it better: Connecting a wallet and signing a transaction are not on-chain interactions - All message formats (except the legacy one which isn't supported by MM) of ETH are secure and can't be exploited to sign transactions secretly. With this knowledge and the basic ability to read (making sure you don't sign a tx or approval if a message is intended) there is no risk.

Maxx3141

Connecting a wallet and signing a transaction are **not** an on-chain interaction - All message formats (except the legacy one which isn't supported by MM) of ETH are secure and can't be exploited to sign transactions secretly. With this knowledge and the basic ability to read (making sure you don't sign a tx or approval if a message is intended) there is no risk.

LifeIsAnAdventure4

YY-MM-DD is best as lexicographical sort is also chronological sort

ZodiacManiac

Just use a Ledger or two. You shouldn’t be using mobile phones though even if you’re not ever connecting to the internet. You can use a dummy MM installation and just add your cold wallets as a hardware wallet. Keeping it all simple is sometimes more secure than trying to make it complicated and secure. Your ledger by design doesn’t connect to the internet as the secure module itself never connects.

b1mm3rl1f3

1.9MM left on the exchanges with 1.39MM left to mine over the next 116 years and the ETFs already took 509,000 coins in the last 6 weeks. If $900T in global wealth and $450T being in store of value then it's roughly \~$140MM per btc

loblaw-bob

If the car was completely necessary and you had no other means to purchase it then you shouldn’t feel bad at all. If not… oof. Seeing BTC breach 1MM is gonna sting. 10MM is going to be a whole other level of pain.

loblaw-bob

50MM in btc minimum.

IfIWereDictator

If you don't have 98MM by the time you're 11 years old what are you even doing with your life?  Follow me on my financial channel Bull super high interest take, Bull S.H.I.T. for short... Don't forget to hit that like button!

jbtravel84

This is a pretty sophisticated scam. Interesting there's multiple victims involved, you appear to be the first and the others come later. The two wallets of interest I found are: * **0x1d39206233778662C1e616F652F139f0381CfCd1 - Hacker 2 \[148K sent here\]** * **0xCa53CF5afD068E3289847711b1EFEDDa5aC9A571 - Hacker 3 \[70K sent here\]** Those were all sent outgoing from the main hacker wallet of **0xAf11b5871f5Db632481CAF863503633FFF34a298**. **0x1d39206233778662C1e616F652F139f0381CfCd1 - Hacker 2** leads to 5 FixedFloats and some additional wallets. Those wallets leads to a few more deposit addresses * 0x1D35806eB66a200C847C020FC68D02E2FcB8fBBA - MEXC * 0x784071f1174E486c7b9A63eE7649101816C6a08d - MEXC * 0x1610B81c28e73F4467f14c9b52A968d28f3aba35 - Whitebit * 0x9050C3b5d5bc36dC1b5BfCBe8711bF5E322Ca599 - Binance (Scams going back 9 months ago) **0xCa53CF5afD068E3289847711b1EFEDDa5aC9A571 - Hacker 3** is pretty straight forward and leads to a single Kucoin deposit address. * 0xdfc8600e6156C77E17945CB70E82b219b44bF08c - Kucoin There's more here that will take additional investigative work but I did find connections to your hack and the founder of MiLady losing over 3MM in tokens through other wallet interactions in the above Kucoin deposit address. 0x778Be423ef77A20A4493f846BdbcDDfc30252cE9 is the victim aka Charlotte of MiLady.

robtimist

Okay so I redownloaded MM and started over. Imported recovery phrase, added Arb Nova network, imported MOONs and the same result as before— I can see my MOONs balance, but I can’t do anything with them. Those were the only steps I’ve done. Should I try on desktop instead?

KaydeeKaine

If you must trade shitcoins, at the very least get a hardware wallet for your BTC/ETH and sign these transactions on a different device. Metamask is more vulnerable to risk than hardware wallets. I would never store BTC on MM. You might want to consider filing a police report if you live in a country where crypto gains are taxable. The last thing you need right now is being taxed for assets you no longer have.

robtimist

Redownloaded MM, imported my recovery phrase, app open. Just gotta add Arb Nova network right?

robtimist

Do you know how I can find my private keystring to import the wallet to MM? I thought that’s what I did in the past but I guess not. Honestly all of this is so confusing lol

sasquatchington

Any change to their token? I’ve held some GET for a couple of years and I’m not sure if the rebrand would require me to change any info in MM

Maxx3141

Ethereum is a network, and Arbitrum (Actually it's now called Arbitrum One) is a L2 (layer 2 or second layer) network of Ethereum. The gas fees there are a lot lower, but you will only have access to token and DEXes that exist on Arbitrum. That's also why there will be completely different liquidity pools than on Ethereum mainnet. To use Arbtrium you will have to bridge your funds, OR you directly withdraw from a regular exchange using this network - which will also be significantly cheaper that withdrawing ETH on Ethereum btw. UniSwap (or other DEXes) then are what we would call dApps (decentralized Applications) - you can use them as long as you have a wallet (with funds to pay gas) on the network this dApp is located on. Even though UniSwap is available on many different networks, you can only access the liquidity pools that were created on that network. According to CoinMarketCap, MAGA only exists on Ethereum Mainnet, so you can't swap it on Arbitrum - I suggested using Arbitrum to get used to Ethereum and DEXes - Everything there works exactly as on Ethereum, but you will only pay about 0.20-0.30$ for a swap there, a lot less for transfers. Note there are even cheaper chains like Arbitrum Nova (which is 10x cheaper than Arbtrium One), but there is very little liquidity and basically no token available (except Moons). Now I'm not sure what you mean with this: >Also yeah I created a wallet on uniswap and saved my info There was no need to create a new wallet and transfer funds - you could have just connected your wallet to UniSwap and directly use it. If you want access to all dApps, you should probably be using something like Metamask (MM). Again, you don't have to transfer your funds to a new MM wallet, you can simply restore your seed to it and access your wallet directly.

CryptoScamee42069

Nah, every country that writes it DD/MM says 20 April

zenethics

More people can have 1MM than can have 1BTC. If we print enough, everyone could be a millionaire but not everyone could have 1 whole BTC.

MooseLoot

The reason, I believe, is that Americans frequently only use the first two pieces of the date format. If you’re not using year, MM/DD lets you know the information in the most logical way- the general area (month) then the specific information (day). Obviously if you add year, it gets really stupid, really fast… you have medium specific/very specific/not very specific, which is blatantly illogical. However, the fact that overwhelmingly often Americans don’t use year on the back end makes it more reasonable, IMO

CryptoBankSignals

You forgot one of the main ones lol Aerodrome.finance (AERO). Please update your list. Literally a DEX backed by Coinbase that did over 10x already. I have over $2MM invested in it already. You can check my posts for proof.

seiggy

MM-dd-yyyy is fine if all your data is in the same year. You can still string sort it, and it works great. dd-MM-yyyy is the one that's a fucking nightmare for computing, as you have to parse the date to sort it. No shortcuts allowed.

seiggy

Think it probably stems from sorting short-dates, and going back to early pre-computer days of accounting etc. When you want to sort a bunch of stuff by month->day, writing 4/20 is easier to sort (especially by a computer), than 20/4. The only part that doesn't make sense to me is why we shove the year at the end when we write long dates. It really should be 2024-04-20. Just like we do time, hh:mm:ss.fff. To me, dd-MM-yyyy is the one that makes the least amount of sense, as sorting it is a nightmare, as you have to sort right to left. At least with MM-dd-yyyy, if all your records are within the same year, it's super easy to just string sort it. with dd-MM-yyyy you'll need to parse the date in order to sort it. You'd never want to sort anything by Day then Month. So any format that starts dd-MM makes no sense. So as a software engineer, my preferred format would be yyyy-MM-dd, followed by MM-dd-yyyy, then any other nightmarish format you can come up with after that.

CointestMod

#Algorand Pro-Arguments Below is a Algorand pro-argument written by FrogsAreBest123. > # Algorand > > * Disclaimers: > * This post is heavily inspired and sometimes copied word for word from my old post about algo. seen [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/ovmttc/comment/hh6z73n/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3). > * I do own Algorand and act as a governor. Algorand represents under 10% of my total portfolio. > * **Background Information for people who have no idea what Algorand is** > * Feel free to skip this if you know the basics of Algo. > * Algorand has been built off of three institutions, AlgoCapital, Algorand Foundation, and Algorand Inc. > * AlgoCapital has rebranded to [Borderless Capital](https://www.borderlesscapital.io/), but regardless, they're an asset trading corporation, they also build financial products to support Algorand and its ecosystem. > * The [Algorand Foundation](https://www.algorand.foundation/) distributes the token "Algo" > * [Algorand Inc.](https://www.algorand.com/futurefi/) does the R&D for Algorand. Of which, Algorand Inc owns a few [patents](https://patentcenter.uspto.gov/applications/16709719/ifw/docs) on crypto technology (as an example above). > * Tokenomics > * Supply of seven billion, a valuation of two billion. [Inflation](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/pkks3v/algorand_a_3900_increase_and_a_3_profit/) used to be insanely high, which I had made a post on that was deleted but explained that at the time Algorand had a 3900% increase in valuation, but a 3% price change. Luckily inflation has been slowed down a lot since vesting ended. Infact, 7 of the 10 billion algo's that will ever be minted and released have already been, which to some is a bad figure, but I'm just glad we won't go back to algorand's old inflation numbers. > > # The Pros > > * Fees > * The fees for Algorand are low ([0.001 Algo](https://developer.algorand.org/docs/get-started/basics/why_algorand/#:~:text=There%20is%20no%20concept%20of,1%2C000%20microAlgos%20or%200.001%20Algos)) I know a lot of people aren't having issues with $1 gas fees on Ethereum and such, But if you were there in 2020, 2021. You know just how important low transaction fees are, for example: > * Low fees allow most people to use the defi ecosystem. With Ethereum, a lot of people were simply priced out of DEFI, or so scared of messing something up, cause every transaction was $20, $30, gone. > * Pera Wallet > * Pera Wallet is a nice simple wallet for most algorand users, it's made to be user-friendly, and was made by [HIPO and Algorand](https://blog.perawallet.app/its-official-algorand-wallet-is-now-pera-wallet-171561597664) themselves. You can also swap ASA's in the wallet itself. > * Blockchain Trilemma > * Scalability, decentralization, and security. Coined by Vitalik, the creator of Ethereum... Every good cryptocurrency has selected two of the three options above but cannot have all three. One of [Algorand's main goals](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MM24Vn8RJeo) is to disprove this and be the solution > * Decentralization > * [Governance](https://governance.algorand.foundation/governance-period-6) has been out for a while, Governance incentivizes people to hold their Algo, Firstly, you get Algo for committing your Algo to governance and voting on proposals, but if you move your Algo out of your governance wallet OR do not vote, you lose the governance benefits. > * The Algorand community has slowly been increasing the amount of Algo committed for each governance period, from 1.7B to currently 4B, showing commitment to the ecosystem. > * Algorand has a few types of nodes that keep the network running. Relay nodes do not participate in consensus but keep the network running in the background. There's about [120 relay nodes](https://www.algorand.foundation/general-faq#:~:text=How%20many%20relay%20nodes%20are,nodes%20on%20the%20Algorand%20network) running, a lot owned by Algorand. Participation nodes help keep the network running too and are included in governance and consensus voting. There are about 1500 participation nodes, some run participation nodes when running an algorand project, but in all, not too many run a node because of the lack of a large financial incentive, this really does go to show though even with a lack of a large financial compensation, algorand still has 1500 nodes. > * **DEFI** > * ASA's > * [Algorand Standard assets](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGkQO5dfOOE&t=1110s). ASA's are just simple ways to deploy tokens, NFTs, and other things on the Algorand network. A lot of people say they act similarly to ERC-20 tokens on the Ethereum network. > * Programming > * Algorand "makes it simple to program on its blockchain"... "With Java, JavaScript (node.js and browser), Go, and Python SDKs, along with REST APIs, you can build on Algorand in your preferred programming languages." [src](https://www.algorand.com/hack) This makes it obviously really simple to build DAPPS on Algo, with the help of ASA's AND the help of subsidization from the Algorand Foundation, Defi will be doing well! ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Algorand) to find submissions for other topics.

CryptoScamee42069

Funny enough year first is now the international standard. The intent was to harmonize the two disparate time formats (DD/MM vs MM/DD) and pretty much all they did was create a third.

HumidMind

Stocks and cryptos high, bad time to enter IMHO. Reserves tax cash in high yield saving, Short term MM cash position acct at Fidelity/RH or short term brokered CDs. Buy THINGS YOU WANT: Art, collectables with a future. Property. New floors on the house.

shivasats

How does that make sense when you can just buy one BTC right now for less that $1MM

R4ID

??? what use does knowing what crypto you bought long ago do you without access to ur MM wallet. figure out ur wallet and ur question will be answered. if you didnt backup ur seed phrase/keys. consider the coins lost and move on.

b1mm3rl1f3

- Successfully completed highest monthly close in history - 7 green monthly candles beating a 13yr record - $1.4B moved into Coinbase entering Q2 - looks like it’s breaking out of the 4hr bull flag - halving 20 days away -Morgan Stanley etf rumours - Nearly half a billion net inflows despite $212MM outflow by $GBTC I have a feeling it’s going to be a huge week this week and quarter 🤭

Tobye1680

It's pretty clear based on literally any high correlation model you choose to use that BTC will be somewhere between $100k (bear case) and $1MM (bull case) this coming cycle. With the median being $150k-$250k. $700k is a perfectly valid prediction, though a bit frothy.

Maleficent-Bison4749

i feel like your better off trying to get into MM first lmao doest help knowing the coin name and looking at a +1000% chart to be locked outta your account

Dark_Raiden_

On kraken, select the network you'd like to receive and copy address. On MM, make sure you select the network that has your ETH on it that you would like to send (I.e. switch to the network). Then click on your eth and click send, and paste your kraken address and then send.

crazybebi

I can chose between different chains to receive ETH on Kraken, I can’t select chains on MM for sending though, can I just Ender for example the polygon adress in MM for ETH and it will be fine?

slimdizzy

Doesn’t MM have an off ramp option now? Just sell from in the app itself. Or load the wallet seed into Trust Wallet and use their off ramp to sell.

CointestMod

#Algorand Pro-Arguments Below is a Algorand pro-argument written by FrogsAreBest123. > # Algorand > > * Disclaimers: > * This post is heavily inspired and sometimes copied word for word from my old post about algo. seen [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/ovmttc/comment/hh6z73n/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3). > * I do own Algorand and act as a governor. Algorand represents under 10% of my total portfolio. > * **Background Information for people who have no idea what Algorand is** > * Feel free to skip this if you know the basics of Algo. > * Algorand has been built off of three institutions, AlgoCapital, Algorand Foundation, and Algorand Inc. > * AlgoCapital has rebranded to [Borderless Capital](https://www.borderlesscapital.io/), but regardless, they're an asset trading corporation, they also build financial products to support Algorand and its ecosystem. > * The [Algorand Foundation](https://www.algorand.foundation/) distributes the token "Algo" > * [Algorand Inc.](https://www.algorand.com/futurefi/) does the R&D for Algorand. Of which, Algorand Inc owns a few [patents](https://patentcenter.uspto.gov/applications/16709719/ifw/docs) on crypto technology (as an example above). > * Tokenomics > * Supply of seven billion, a valuation of two billion. [Inflation](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/pkks3v/algorand_a_3900_increase_and_a_3_profit/) used to be insanely high, which I had made a post on that was deleted but explained that at the time Algorand had a 3900% increase in valuation, but a 3% price change. Luckily inflation has been slowed down a lot since vesting ended. Infact, 7 of the 10 billion algo's that will ever be minted and released have already been, which to some is a bad figure, but I'm just glad we won't go back to algorand's old inflation numbers. > > # The Pros > > * Fees > * The fees for Algorand are low ([0.001 Algo](https://developer.algorand.org/docs/get-started/basics/why_algorand/#:~:text=There%20is%20no%20concept%20of,1%2C000%20microAlgos%20or%200.001%20Algos)) I know a lot of people aren't having issues with $1 gas fees on Ethereum and such, But if you were there in 2020, 2021. You know just how important low transaction fees are, for example: > * Low fees allow most people to use the defi ecosystem. With Ethereum, a lot of people were simply priced out of DEFI, or so scared of messing something up, cause every transaction was $20, $30, gone. > * Pera Wallet > * Pera Wallet is a nice simple wallet for most algorand users, it's made to be user-friendly, and was made by [HIPO and Algorand](https://blog.perawallet.app/its-official-algorand-wallet-is-now-pera-wallet-171561597664) themselves. You can also swap ASA's in the wallet itself. > * Blockchain Trilemma > * Scalability, decentralization, and security. Coined by Vitalik, the creator of Ethereum... Every good cryptocurrency has selected two of the three options above but cannot have all three. One of [Algorand's main goals](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MM24Vn8RJeo) is to disprove this and be the solution > * Decentralization > * [Governance](https://governance.algorand.foundation/governance-period-6) has been out for a while, Governance incentivizes people to hold their Algo, Firstly, you get Algo for committing your Algo to governance and voting on proposals, but if you move your Algo out of your governance wallet OR do not vote, you lose the governance benefits. > * The Algorand community has slowly been increasing the amount of Algo committed for each governance period, from 1.7B to currently 4B, showing commitment to the ecosystem. > * Algorand has a few types of nodes that keep the network running. Relay nodes do not participate in consensus but keep the network running in the background. There's about [120 relay nodes](https://www.algorand.foundation/general-faq#:~:text=How%20many%20relay%20nodes%20are,nodes%20on%20the%20Algorand%20network) running, a lot owned by Algorand. Participation nodes help keep the network running too and are included in governance and consensus voting. There are about 1500 participation nodes, some run participation nodes when running an algorand project, but in all, not too many run a node because of the lack of a large financial incentive, this really does go to show though even with a lack of a large financial compensation, algorand still has 1500 nodes. > * **DEFI** > * ASA's > * [Algorand Standard assets](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGkQO5dfOOE&t=1110s). ASA's are just simple ways to deploy tokens, NFTs, and other things on the Algorand network. A lot of people say they act similarly to ERC-20 tokens on the Ethereum network. > * Programming > * Algorand "makes it simple to program on its blockchain"... "With Java, JavaScript (node.js and browser), Go, and Python SDKs, along with REST APIs, you can build on Algorand in your preferred programming languages." [src](https://www.algorand.com/hack) This makes it obviously really simple to build DAPPS on Algo, with the help of ASA's AND the help of subsidization from the Algorand Foundation, Defi will be doing well! ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Algorand) to find submissions for other topics.

Worldly-Topic1168

Do you have flexibility in which crypto or networks you get paid with? If so, either setup the Base network in your metamask and get paid in USDC (you can transfer directly to coinbase this way and from CB to MM) Option 2 would be setting up a phantom wallet and getting paid in SOL. Low fees and connect to coinbase for both.

pauliek93

I know they do. What they don’t do is regularly put billions into high leverage short positions. A few mil or so sure for the quick buck, but not billions. Zero leverage shorts as a hedge? Sure, that happens all the time. But I’d be surprised if you could find one over 3x leveraged short on record over 250MM

codemonkeysh

u/TFC_OG Question: If Bitcoin hits $1MM USD, what is $1 USD worth? How much does 1 Gallon of milk cost? I don't understand this word *sell*? ;) Seriously, if I want to exchange my Bitcoin for USD, I would just transfer back to my Coinbase Wallet, sell it on the exchange, the deposit the Fiat to my bank account.

ericdh8

$10MM in profits $3MM in tax [gov’t theft] would force my hand.

MichaelAischmann

Import using secret recovery phrase. You are not sending Moons to MM, you are importing them so you can access them via MM. This does not require an on chain transaction. Remember: Wallets are merely windows into the blockchain.

JoeyJoJo_1

$3.15MM bounty for the white-hat. Can't complain about that!

FuckAntiMaskers

How much ETH is required to transfer moons from MM to kraken?

Prnce_Chrmin

Gotta love Solana memecoins.. So much nicer than MM and Uniswap. If the rumours are true about BOME and lalaland collab this will blow up so hard... Would be my 2nd x100 this week

soks86

I missed out on $40MM so umm... I dunno man.

kzx-kzx

IF humanity agrees on a earth wide Bitcoin standard, one BTC can be worth approximately $50MM.

whatislife5522

Chat GPT? I wrote that, Jesus the world is full of idiots. No, how do they go after longs with leverage? Tell me? Futures aren’t linked to spot, a MM literally provides the spread. You may be mixing up the CEX who can liquidate longs and shorts within their platform. I’ve been successfully trading for 10 years btw, so I’d do some more research if I were you

b1mm3rl1f3

MM almost exclusively goes after longs using leverage but nice ChatGPT. That shroom fungus making you a lil hazy

DefiantAbalone1

Chuck Norris mined 22MM

ToughSea4639

I have made several MM in BC however I keep my finances private, people can't judge or ask for what they don't know.