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TrustWallet / Re: Is trust wallet secure?

« Last post by NikeFit_7777 on Today at 12:21:28 PM »

Trust Wallet has suddenly disappeared from Play Market. In the App Store, the application is available. Let me remind you that this is an official cryptocurrency wallet from Binance.

P.S. Will it be removed from iOS soon? Who has any thoughts?

Basic questions about this forum / Re: How to upload image & resize Image

« Last post by examplens on Today at 12:17:38 PM »

Speaking of uploading images for the purpose of adding them to a forum post, is there any ready-made script for such a thing?

I have some domains under my control, I also regularly pay for hosting, so I would like to have my own service and I would not worry if one of the services will stop links like the forum, or maybe Joker_Josue will stop providing support for altcoinstalks.

I would not go into the development of the platform since it would only be for personal use, ideally, there would be a script with the interface that would generate the link immediately. Manually is quite tiring.

Advertise Your Stuff / Re: Forex and Crypto news from Libertex

« Last post by Libertex on Today at 12:10:45 PM »

What does the Bitcoin halving mean for crypto in 2024?

The past 18 months have been a period of unusually stable and uninterrupted growth for Bitcoin. Since its December 2022 low of $16,529, BTC has been on a gradual climb that has seen it more than quadruple in value to reach its current level of $66,459. There have, of course, been lulls and corrections during this time, but for the first time in, well, forever, the original cryptocurrency has managed to make serious gains over time without a clear bubble dynamic forming. The reasons for reduced BTC volatility are manifold, but the big factors in recent years have been increased institutional investment and the implementation of a more sustainable regulatory framework in many major economic regions.

Much of the recent growth, however, has been attributed to a combination of the mass approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs driving inflows from previously untapped markets and anticipation of the next major halving, a phenomenon that occurs about once every four years and sees the block mining reward reduced by 50%. But now that the biggest event in the crypto market calendar for 2024 has finally come and gone, what are the likely implications for both Bitcoin and the wider digital assets market as a whole?

We're halfway there

At some point between 19 April and 20 April, the 840,000th block was finally added to the Bitcoin blockchain, and thus, the much-anticipated fourth Bitcoin halving came to pass. While the immediate response has been somewhat muted (a mere +3.75% gain over the past five days), this is largely because the event had been priced in over the weeks and months leading up to the actual halving. In fact, it's a positive sign that we haven't seen a slight correction as whales have taken their likely sizable profits on the news. Indeed, Bitcoin has already moved up 95.83% in the last six months, and one would have surely expected a mild dip as the anticipation reached its climax.

Whether or not a short-term correction does eventually come about, the historical data from 2012, 2017, and 2020 would suggest that this halving will have a net positive effect on BTC's price in the coming six months. The increased mining difficulty and lower supply that the halving marks are also expected to help control volatility even further. This should have the effect of leading to even wider institutional adoption, which has been facilitated greatly by the advent of the spot Bitcoin ETFs this year. We already saw more than $1 billion in institutional inflows in 2023, and with this new investment vehicle and lower overall risk profile for BTC, this figure could easily be beaten in 2024. In this context, Cathie Wood's famous $1 million Bitcoin prediction could prove well-founded.

Miners' strike

One important side-effect of increased difficulty is the potential impact on miners. Many were already quite overstretched financially amid high energy prices and stricter environmental legislation. Now, the amount of power required to earn one Bitcoin has essentially doubled. One concern is that we could see a similar scenario as in the summer of 2022 when many miners simply downed tools because they could no longer make money. While this would, in theory, buoy prices due to reduced supply, the much slower transaction speeds that it would entail would likely reduce overall transactions significantly.

Another potential threat of lower profitability could be that mining companies begin selling off their BTC reserves to fund operations, thus swelling outflows. Of course, some profit-taking is to be expected anyway, given that Bitcoin is now at an all-time high. However, this should likely normalise over time (barring an escalation in the Middle East leading to even higher energy prices). Then, the expectation is that new, more powerful ASICs will close the technological gap and allow the surviving miners to return to profitable activity.

The one possible spanner in the works for Bitcoin could, in fact, prove to be the Federal Reserve. After months of more dovish rhetoric, the markets had all but accepted multiple rate cuts this year. However, with the current pressure on the dollar, the central bank may be forced to keep rates high for some time, reducing interest in risk assets like Bitcoin.

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Technical Discussion / Spamming with worthless tokens, what's the point?

« Last post by examplens on Today at 12:09:04 PM »

I noticed that I received some kind of airdrops on a Polygon address, although I'm not sure when I applied. It doesn't matter.

Can someone specifically explain what the purpose of these tokens is and why someone does this at all?
I have no intention of dealing with that token, but I see that it was sent to many addresses, I believe that someone will think that they can get something out of there.

The address from which it was sent is labelled as Fake_Phishing3312

If it's a type of scam, how is it realized?

Advertise Your Stuff / Green apple (GREEN) solana

« Last post by Shariar Porosh on Today at 12:07:07 PM »

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Be prepared to harvest your apples before the season really starts. The taste just keeps getting better and better.
We will use pump.fun as a presale method and then listed on raydium.

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Nigerian Languages / Re: Shit posting

« Last post by Igebotz on Today at 12:03:31 PM »

Are we in trouble? Mind you he's posts are not entirely bad but I'm just curious how he's able to write more than 10+ in a space of few minutes apart. Normally reading OP and some replies before posting should take more than 5 mins depending on length of discussion. Is this guy bot?

Ps: didn't temper with any of his posts yet....

Basic questions about this forum / Re: Between karma and points which one is better

« Last post by DabsPoorVersion on Today at 12:02:22 PM »

Quote from: SamReomo on April 26, 2024, 02:19:21 PM

Quote from: DabsPoorVersion on April 26, 2024, 12:26:06 PM
This is an unexpected event for most of us that the mixer's campaign has brought here.
Yes, I highly agree with you, many members who are new on this forum try their best to rank up as soon as they possibly can by making so many posts on daily basis. I believe if the members who are making very good quality, helpful posts then there's nothing wrong even if they can rank in a few days to be eligible for the signature campaigns.

But if they create more posts which're more like spam posts then that's not a good thing and I believe in such case, it's far better have some karma requirement for ranking up. That way only those members who can earn some good amount of karma by creating helpful posts may get rank up, and such users would be helpful participants for signature campaigns if we see the positive side of the picture.

But the thing is, what this community got from those new users is mostly plagiarism or AI-generated text which is not welcome. Instead of having a more user who can contribute to this forum, more work especially for moderators to take action regarding their violations.

That's true, having a karma requirement will somehow solve the issue but we should expect the upcoming problems such as abuse in karma, and so on. So, the admin and moderators might have more work (but for the better). I know they have countermeasures with these problems, but yeah, it's a load of work.

Nigerian Languages / Re: [Crypto] Nigeria high court demand Binance to submit Nigeria users data.

« Last post by Igebotz on Today at 11:55:17 AM »

@enwi this type of noob quoting is not allowed here. Now we can't even tell what comment you're responding to. Don't derail the thread like this.

To keep the record straight - Nadeem Anjarwallais not holding any data and neither can he give any any Binance personal datas, he's only Africa Binance representative.

Dogecoin Forum / Re: Future of dogecoin

« Last post by enwi on Today at 11:51:22 AM »

Quote from: Metha Wulandarin on March 17, 2024, 06:09:18 PM

Quote from: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on March 10, 2024, 11:00:48 PM
Quote from: Metha Wulandarin on March 10, 2024, 07:44:41 PM
Quote from: philipma1957 on March 04, 2024, 04:50:35 AM
Price is on the rise baby! $0.155 it is going to top 20 cents soon.
It's still not Altcoin season yet,
Now is still Bitcoin and ETH time later there is also time for Altcoin season so there is no need to rush to sell it now and Bitcoin halving has not happened yet so be patient

Yes, though Bitcoin has exceeded the previous ATH, the bull market is still gathering more momentum, which definitely will lead to a new price peak for many of the old and strong projects. Therefore, it's not yet time to sell off because I believe that by next year, the market will be more bullish, and by then, those that sold off so quickly will regret why they sold so early; some will even want to rush into the market again and could get trapped when the bear market strikes. The bear market usually leaves investors unaware, and they would have to wait for another bull season.
This is what I am experiencing now selling it too fast not realizing that the market will be more bullish in the next year and fortunately I only sold half of it, there is still some left in the wallet even though the value is smaller than the first one, I also hope that next year is an alt season year so that I can sell all the coins that I got in the last year

There is no guarantee that being bullish next year will happen, because in reality we cannot predict what will happen in the future, so if your decision is to sell your assets at the current price then you have to accept the decision you have made and never regret it because we can still go in and buy more.

Dogecoin Forum / Re: What is the future of the Dogecoin?

« Last post by enwi on Today at 11:47:46 AM »

Quote from: DAMKAR on March 22, 2024, 08:43:05 PM

Quote from: dwyane36 on March 21, 2024, 11:09:30 AM
Quote from: BitMaxz on March 19, 2024, 11:45:26 PM
We can't predict the future and I believe in DogeCoin the only problem is that it has unlimited coins unlike Bitcoin and other coins with limited supply.
Doge is the only meme coin ranked in the top 10 meaning many people support this project it can't reach this rank if no one supports dogecoin.

Also, even if it has an unlimited supply the price still depends on the demand and supply.

Many other meme tokens also have huge support from their community, not just Doge. By the way, Shib is currently ranked 11th and is probably the only meme token that can compete with Doge. It's worth noting that Shib already overtook Doge in market cap once, and I think it can happen again if Shib has some good news.

Even though Meme Coin has support from the community, it is not too risky to hold onto Meme Coin for the long term. because their project does not offer any useful projects for the crypto world. Doge can be used as a means of payment in several products, and has support from Elon Musk. Meanwhile, if we only depend on community support, that is not something that is strong. Because the community can move to another coin at some time.

How can you say meme coin doesn't have too high a risk?? It's very ridiculous to see your comments about meme coins, Meme coins are the most dangerous altcoins and have very high risks. So far Dogecoin is still stable and if we discuss meme coins then there are many types of meme coins circulating and all of them have very high risks.