The key takeaways shouldnt be the liquidity issue on the buyer side. The key takeaway should be there were so many forced liquidations.
This will probably get the ol' DYOR cold shoulder, but what's the deal with VeChain?
Thanks dude. Like I said, I'm still a total noob, but this will help focus my searches a bit better. I appreciate itProof of Authority blockchains are too centralized and therefore vulnerable, it's not a very appealing consensus mechanism for investors -- why move over to a centralized, vulnerable blockchain when several centralized relational databases for supply chain management have already been built and adopted?
Look at Ethereum scaling solutions -- Truebit is the one I'm most excited about, but there are still several things rolling out in the near future you will be able to invest in on the ground floor. zkSync/zkPorter and Optimism are a couple, but even big cap stuff like Chainlink is still an extremely worthwhile investment.
This will probably get the ol' DYOR cold shoulder, but what's the deal with VeChain? I've got a bit of money in ADA and Matic, but was too late to the party to see the really big returns someone getting onboard in January would be seeing. So I've been looking at coins that are still low cost that seem to have potential, that are maybe in the same phase matic or Cardano might've been at a few months ago. VeChain fits that bill, but it's been languishing between .24 and .14 for the last little while. Why is that? I realize any answers will be speculation, but I can't find shit anywhere else. It seems like something that would be desirable in the supply chain sector. There seems to be a lot of money and potential in supply chain in general. They seem to be acquiring a fair number of partners to use their application. But their price has been stagnant. Is supply chain just slow to adopt? I was considering putting $1000 in while it's down around .12 and seeing what happens. I tried to jump on the .06 this morning but had no luck.
You guys seemed pretty hot on them recently. Was that just because of their initial pump that happened at the beginning of the year? I'm looking long term, so I'm not expecting $2.00 in a couple months or anything close to that. But is there a chance they're just done?
Were they forced?
Or paper hands?
The key takeaway should be there were so many forced liquidations.
Looking up zkPorter found some interesting tech dialog between Vitalik and a random guy and also Mark Cuban joins in on a random reddit thread. security, transactions per second talk, and L2 stuff. Wild -Proof of Authority blockchains are too centralized and therefore vulnerable, it's not a very appealing consensus mechanism for investors -- why move over to a centralized, vulnerable blockchain when several centralized relational databases for supply chain management have already been built and adopted?
Look at Ethereum scaling solutions -- Truebit is the one I'm most excited about, but there are still several things rolling out in the near future you will be able to invest in on the ground floor. zkSync/zkPorter and Optimism are a couple, but even big cap stuff like Chainlink is still an extremely worthwhile investment.
The linkedThat's what I was asking, were they?
We can prolly assume some portion were, but I don't remember seeing anything stating they were outside of your post.
Arguing fuel mileage with a lawyer that got his panties in a wad, so if I'm missing the humor... Bandwagon can attest I'm pretty dense at times. Lol
My bad. I went back and reread the tweet. I thought I saw "forced" liquidation. I stand corrected.That's what I was asking, were they?
We can prolly assume some portion were, but I don't remember seeing anything stating they were outside of your post.
Arguing fuel mileage with a lawyer that got his panties in a wad, so if I'm missing the humor... Bandwagon can attest I'm pretty dense at times. Lol
The linked
My bad. I went back and reread the tweet. I thought I saw "forced" liquidation. I stand corrected.
I think some might be honestly. The use of leverage since the beginning of the year in crypto has probably increased 10-100x (hehe)¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I barely pay attention, so I regularly assume I missed something.
Even if I am an asshole when asking. Lol
Figured there might be leveraged positions that got called when everything crashed
Looking up zkPorter found some interesting tech dialog between Vitalik and a random guy and also Mark Cuban joins in on a random reddit thread. security, transactions per second talk, and L2 stuff. Wild -
I might do this. I'd still like to get in early on something, but maybe this is the smarter thing to do since I'm so new to everythingPut $500 a piece into ETH and BTC at the current dip. Roughly $2k and $38k respectively.
Looking up zkPorter found some interesting tech dialog between Vitalik and a random guy and also Mark Cuban joins in on a random reddit thread. security, transactions per second talk, and L2 stuff. Wild -
Wait for tomorrow mornings dip.I might do this. I'd still like to get in early on something, but maybe this is the smarter thing to do since I'm so new to everything
no don't do that. if you deny it, you should be able to get the old fashioned method of entering in your routing and acct numbers. where they then send a few pennies to confirm.You have to enter you bank username and password on coinbase to buy? This seems safe. I know this has been gone over in the thread before but is this what people are doing?
What happens if I change my bank password afterwards?