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Incentivised Posting / Shill / These AI features in the metaverse – are they actually helpful or just a flashy

« on: April 29, 2024, 09:24:05 PM »

I've been checking out GPTVerse of a thing, and they're going all-in on the AI metaverse idea. Think like, AI teachers, shopping with AI helpers, which is the whole deal. They're also not stuck on one blockchain like others are, which is cool. They even have their own token, so maybe there's a whole virtual economy thing going on right?

Sounds awesome, but I gotta wonder, how are they keeping our data safe? Metaverse means they'll know a LOT about us. And like, are they serious about using AI the right way? Seems like that could get messy real fast.

Anyone actually tried GPTVerse out? What cool stuff could you do with it? And if we have devs here – is it easy to build your own thing on the platform? I'd love to mess hear you out.

Blockchain Technology / Re: Thoughts on Crypto Loans: A Liquid Asset or Something More

« on: April 29, 2024, 03:31:19 PM »

Quote from: Cointalksmilez on April 26, 2024, 10:12:46 PM

Ever heard of crypto loans? They're like borrowing money using your cryptocurrency as collateral. It's a bit under the radar in web3, but big players are onto it.

Basically, crypto loans let you get cash without selling your digital assets. That means you can keep your investments intact and avoid taxes.The cool thing? You can use the borrowed money for anything—investing, bills, or even spreading out your crypto investments. Plus, since the loans are backed by collateral, lenders take less risk, offering better rates.
But how do they compare to DeFi loans? Let's dive in and find out.

Actually I first heard of crypto loan when a friend of mine refer me to a crypto exchange back then, but I could't join, because there was no point since I didn't have much funds on me back then, but after I started, I felt it was a thing they do to make crypto have more meaning and bring in more people and make us make a life out of crypto, so if you can trade and spend crypto, you should be able to borrow and lend the same, makes sense right? One concept I eventually liked about crypto loan is the concept on Bitget where they say to avoid liquidation, you can reduce your LTV by depositing more collateral or repaying part of your loan. It makes crypto loan more reasonable and takes away the fear losing all funds due to volatility and just like you have said, it makes life a lot easier and let's have access to assets without losing it all.

Blockchain Technology / Can "gamified staking" change how we think about crypto investing?

« on: April 27, 2024, 07:51:45 PM »

I've seen a bunch of crypto projects aiming to be the next Bitcoin, or trying to make things more eco-friendly. But Green Bitcoin thing is trying to sound different, I don't know if I'm the only one thinking about it this way. Apparently, it merges that classic Bitcoin appeal with the greener tech of Ethereum. That's the usual pitch, right? But then I dug a little deeper.

It seems to have whole different take on staking. They call it "Gamified Green Staking" and promise some seriously high rewards. It also seems they're not just talking about being sustainable, but have built that idea into how the whole project is designed for the long-term. The numbers back it up too, they seriously blew past their presale, and most of the tokens are already staked. Makes me wonder…could this actually be one of those rare crypto projects with staying power? What do you guys think?

Crypto Exchanges / Re: Exchange vs wallet tokens. Your preference

« on: April 25, 2024, 04:29:37 PM »

Quote from: joniboini on April 24, 2024, 04:08:59 PM

I can see the appeal of exchange-based tokens, especially if they launch many launchpads where the buyer needs their token to participate. On the other hand, I don't see much value in wallet tokens, even if the number of transactions increases exponentially. Most of the features that I've seen are about discounts on transaction fees, and that has a low appeal on a network with a cheap transaction fee. I don't see any other use cases other than as small market cap tokens for pump & dump. Not saying a wallet token won't explode like crazy, since the market is irrational sometimes, but the chances are probably lower than exchange tokens entering the top 10. CMIIW.

Of course you're right when you highlighted the fact that what gives these exchange tokens value is the use-case it has and what they use them for, but let's not forget that everything in the blockchain world still needs some time and faith. BTC started like there was nothing in it, same is the wallet tokens, even though they might have not seen wide adoption yet, the BWB for example is still cheap and there has been some airdrop in it and it is also linked to and exchange. If we focus on the present time, we might miss out on the opportunities that lie in them and who knows, what if there are things created in the future that will require that we use wallet tokens?

Incentivised Posting / Shill / The Role of Tokenomics in an NFT Marketplace.

« on: April 19, 2024, 03:46:10 PM »

I've been exploring this NFT marketplace called Rarible, and it seems to be taking a different approach from some of the bigger names I've seen here. It's all about being community-owned and community-driven, which I find pretty interesting.

Here's the basic idea: you can buy and sell NFTs, like art, music, that kind of thing. But they also have this governance token called RARI. Holders of the token get to vote on how the platform is run, and they even reward active users with more tokens. It's like they're trying to build a decentralised version of Etsy, but for NFTs.

One can mint an NFT without paying gas fees upfront, and supposedly it's super easy to use even if you're new to crypto. I'm still figuring out if this is a good thing, though. Does making NFTs too easy potentially lower the value of the marketplace as a whole?

I'm definitely curious about their whole DAO angle. They say that's the ultimate goal – to have the entire thing run by the community. That's ambitious, but could it actually work? It seems like a way to avoid some of the issues we've seen with centralised platforms.

What are you guys' thoughts?

Bitcoin Forum / Re: SHOULD I CARE ABOUT BITCOIN HALVING

« on: April 18, 2024, 06:19:49 PM »

Quote from: MCcabe Rory on April 18, 2024, 01:38:28 PM

Quote from: BattleAxe1 on April 16, 2024, 02:10:38 PM
It's a matter of days before the next Bitcoin's halving following the news from monitoring Bitcoin halving countdown tool. And more people seem to be talking about this year's halving than the previous ones.

There's been conversation that this year's halving will be different in some ways, largely because of Bitcoin Spot ETF approval. But I'm wondering why a non Bitcoin miner like myself should care so much about the Bitcoin Halving except that I've seen some CEX rolling out events like I BTC treasure chase for traders and others. While we earn from events as such, what's else.

It's clear Bitcoin Miners are at present earning 6.25 BTC from new block they create and that reward will be reduced to 3.125 BTC from my readings. So how does making BTC scarcer benefit crypto traders generally?

How is everyone else preparing for the halving? Please share.

You should care about the halving imo, cos after that BTC Will be scarce and it might lead to a parabolic run according to analysts.. positioning yourself is ideal. What's the 1Btc treasure something you mentioned?

It's an event done on platforms in preparation for the BTC halving, you know, where there are different pools of BTC they share in different phases, 0.4, 0.5, 0.1Btcs that they're giving out to traders. I believe they want to make halving event go viral. I've seen it on Bitget and I'm sure of Binance is doing same.
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=320467.msg1542168#msg1542168

Cryptocurrency discussions / Imagine a Faster, Cheaper Bitcoin with Smart Contracts.

« on: April 05, 2024, 05:31:09 PM »

There's a new blockchain project $SPACE, that's aiming to solve a classic Bitcoin problem – slow transactions. Think of it as a kind of turbo-charger for Bitcoin, promising super-fast speeds and low fees without sacrificing that decentralized thing everyone loves about BTC.

But here's where things get interesting. The project also plans to bring things like smart contracts and decentralised identity to the Bitcoin game. It's like merging the best parts of Ethereum and Bitcoin into one beast of a chain.

Now, full disclosure, it has been going absolutely viral lately. Some say it's because the tech is solid and they're actually building something useful. Others say it's just classic crypto hype, with little use-case. It's even listed on a major exchange now, so I think that'll add fuel to the fire.

Personally, I'm intrigued. If they can actually pull this off, it could be a serious influence on how we use Bitcoin. But then again, I've seen plenty of ambitious blockchain projects fizzle out.

Anyone else keeping an eye on this one? Think it's got the potential to shake things up in the crypto world, or is it just another hyped-up project riding the wave?

Incentivised Posting / Shill / Community, Hype, and Fundamentals: What Drives Solana Memecoin Growth?

« on: March 21, 2024, 05:40:00 PM »

Two new memecoins are capturing significant attention within the Solana ecosystem. One has strong ties to a Solana co-founder, alongside experienced memecoin backers, and is seeing a resurgence in both trading activity and price. The other emphasizes community and has demonstrated steps towards increased security, with notable trading volume, especially on exchanges.

Both projects capitalize on the current trend of interest in Solana-based memecoins. Their blend of meme culture, on-chain metrics, and influencer buzz generate the speculative excitement typical within this space. More-so, one of these projects has an upcoming listing on a major exchange, a potential catalyst for further price action.

I'd like traders to remember that memecoins carry significant risk. While the potential for short-term gains exists, volatility and uncertainty are inherent to this niche of the crypto market. For those interested in the dynamics of the Solana memecoin landscape, these two projects offer compelling case studies.

Incentivised Posting / Shill / Can HyperGPT Solve the AI Industry's Growing Pains?

« on: March 19, 2024, 05:04:24 PM »

Think of a decentralised AI app store built on the blockchain. This Web3 marketplace aims to tackle a real pain point in the AI world: finding, managing, and integrating the right tools. It promises a centralized hub for accessing diverse AI solutions, along with easy integration for developers. This could streamline the whole AI development process and make powerful tools more accessible.

The Web3 angle is where things get interesting. Decentralization means no single entity controls your data or the platform. Smart contracts automate transactions, building trust. User feedback and ratings help you sift through the options, and AI-powered analytics offer deeper insights. This isn't just about an efficient marketplace; It wants to open up the AI landscape for innovation and collaboration unlike ever before.

If it succeeds, it could seriously shake up how we use AI. Imagine frictionless access to the tools you need, lower costs for businesses, and niche AI solutions finally getting their chance to shine. This is the kind of Web3 innovation that could solve real-world problems and push the boundaries of the entire AI industry.

Incentivised Posting / Shill / Beyond the Memes: Understanding $BOME's Tech and Investment Potential

« on: March 15, 2024, 01:17:05 PM »

I've been hearing a lot about this new Solana memecoin called $BOME. It seems to be about permanently keeping memes on the blockchain, which is kind of cool, huh? The intriguing aspect is that it rallied! I'm talking about enormous profits in about a day, driven by a large number of investors pushing it to new heights.

The artist behind it, Darkfarms, raised a significant amount of money to get started, which is the weirdest thing. Imagine it as a massive memecoin piggy bank. Not only that, but they store these memes utilising a variety of cutting-edge technologies, like Bitcoin and Arweave.

Normally, I wouldn't be all that interested in these memecoins, but $BOME has me intrigued. It's already garnering more attention than some other meme efforts, and enthusiasm for it is palpable. Is there something truly strange going on here, or is this just a big pump and dump?

Is anyone delving deeply into $BOME? Tell us what you think: is this the end of meme culture or is this simply a passing fad in cryptocurrency?

Bitcoin Forum / Re: huh that 71k came out of nowhere. did anyone of you guys sold?

« on: March 12, 2024, 03:02:24 PM »

Quote from: gunhell16 on March 11, 2024, 02:57:59 PM

A lot is expected in that matter, and even more than what most people expect. And there are others who have already sold their bitcoin holdings. And these community investors are probably the ones whose assets were so stuck in the previous ATH in 2020 that they have no choice but to hold their holdings again.

And now that the previous ATH has been passed, they have sold their bitcoin. Of course, the profit they got is probably big, and they are satisfied, so that's not bad. At least the important thing is that they are profiting, right?

I don't see any reason why anyone should still be stocked with Bitcoin when there are other altcoins out there that can bring in more profits they are looking for in BTC, because those altcoins are of low marketcap and only need very little to make huge moves compared to a big coin like BTC that needs a huge amount of money to make a large pump.I have noticed many coins, especially memes like Myro, Wif, FLOKI, Pepe, etc., experiencing 10x gains on platforms like Bitget. Once the momentum shifts towards alts like gamefi, L2, and BRC20 tokens, I'm certain the potential profit will outweigh Bitcoin

Incentivised Posting / Shill / Is Octavia the AI Crypto Assistant we've Been Waiting For?

« on: March 06, 2024, 11:08:50 AM »

I'm all for technology that simplifies cryptocurrency trading. But the majority of AI technologies available seem like tricks. However, Octavia has captured my interest. Can you picture an AI that can retrieve real-time data from the blockchain and perform routine online searches on top of it?

It's designed to remember things too, such your trading style, coin preferences, and maybe even your preferences. If verified, this implies spending less time providing a bot with basic explanations and more time obtaining useful insights. I do, however, require some practical advice at this point.

Though the written word seems impressive, how effective is Octavia in practice? Does she keep on topic like GPT, is she responsive, and—above all—does she save you time by eliminating the need to complete tasks by hand? Additionally, I've heard that Bitget is now carrying their token, VIA. Has anyone noticed this as part of the pusher? Has anyone here used Octavia a lot? Please let us know if you believe that "Train 2 Earn" is worth the hype.

Incentivised Posting / Shill / Can NESS Labs Change How We Work?

« on: March 02, 2024, 01:00:44 PM »

Ness Labs seems to be going into something a lot of us have been craving – a way to be productive without the burnout. Their whole focus on mindful productivity, with those science-based strategies and a supportive community, sounds like a breath of fresh air in a world with hustle culture.

But then there's the NESS Token. It's at the heart of everything they do - payments, rewards, even shaping how the platform is run. They're positioning it as a way to connect knowledge workers, incentivize sharing insights... it's definitely ambitious. Blockchain tech is involved too, so they're clearly aiming for a transparent, decentralized system.

The thing is, I'm wondering if it actually works. Can a token truly create a thriving, collaborative environment for learning and productivity? Will people genuinely engage, or is the token the main attraction? Ness Labs could be on to something groundbreaking, but I'm also curious about the long-term picture. Is this a sustainable model, or will the focus eventually shift towards maintaining the token's value?

What's your take on this? Do you see Ness Labs and its token as a potential game-changer, or is there more to it than meets the eye?

Incentivised Posting / Shill / Is This the Future of NFT Ownership?

« on: February 26, 2024, 04:40:29 PM »

I'm getting seriously obsessed with this fusion of AI and NFTs. Came across Altered State Machine, and it got me thinking. Imagine owning an NFT that's not just a collectible, but a tiny AI brain. You can actually train it, help it learn, and use it across games, virtual worlds – the possibilities feel endless. This feels like the next level of ownership in the crypto space, and I'm already hooked on the idea.

Apparently, their first big project is this wild AI-powered football game. Your entire team is made up of these trainable AI Brains you own. Think of it as the insane strategies you could come up with. And I saw on X(formerly Twitter) they might be listing on Bitget pretty soon. If that's true, this project might be up to something big.

I'm seriously curious – what else could this kind of tech be used for? Robot football players are cool and all, but I'm thinking virtual assistants, companions in games, or even AI that can create art or music alongside you. The future of NFTs just got way more interesting.

Incentivised Posting / Shill / Crypto Meets AI: Is Autonolas (OLAS) the Next Big Thing?

« on: February 21, 2024, 06:40:52 PM »

Has anyone else been keeping an eye on Autonolas (OLAS)? It seems somewhat under the radar, but this project has intrigued me.

They focus on off-chain functionalities like automation and data feeds, allowing easy integration of these tools for the community. Emphasizing decentralised ownership, what I find cool is the combination of crypto and AI in a genuinely useful way, handling complex tasks without relying on a central point.

Staking OLAS tokens to support the network appeals to me; making those tokens work for me is a big plus. OLAS is the token driving the entire system – essential for network use and influencing its governance. Additionally, it appears developers are rewarded in OLAS for building innovative tools.

Rumor has it that OLAS might soon be available on Bitget 👀 What are your thoughts? Is it worth delving deeper, or am I overlooking something?