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Is anyone facing issues with AltcoinsTalks forum today?
For me pages are opening very slow and I am unable to use it like before.
Maybe admin is doing some work with server, but that should be announced earlier.
We can be worried, but risk is a part of this market, and the risk with USDT is much lower than most crypto assets in the market like ALTS which can lose value compared to USDT dozens of times in the crypto winter.
We are investors, we need to accept the risk with Tether and should be assured that Tether is continuing to actively print more USDT to provide development momentum for the market.
I really like the "graveyard" thing, seems fitting, just move those three coins there and that's it!
Lack of traffic basically is the answer IMO. I also think the amount of boards may be a bit too much as well and users are still learning the forum. We might need to consider condensing and eliminating some sections, but those are not my call and I wouldn't know where to start. Just recall reading a few complaints about it.
Something similar like coinjoin already works fine inside wallet of other coins like BCH, with ElectrumCash wallet, but this would not work good in BTC because of much higher transaction fees.
Honestly, I don't understand yet why tBTC has value to some people? If this is a testnet and this Bitcoin is not real and has no real value then why are some people interested in buying it? Why else are there interested in getting tBTC airdrops?
The only reason I can think of is that they are using it to scam, is that true? Or are there other uses?
Maybe they should make conventional data centers greener first.
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I see two big problems with this.
The first is that who decides what is a "green miner" and who isn't. That's right, they have centralized entities doing that which means the mining process becomes less decentralizedd as the process can be hijacked to exclude miners they don't like.
Second, who actually guarantees that any of the transactions are going to land in a block. This would require all miners not submitting their block templates to Bitcoin and to the centralized entity. This stinks of sanctions.
I am currently unable to contact UniJoin. It seems their website is now down and their Twitter account has been deleted (or suspended).
Therefore, until the circumstances are clarified, I will rename the thread to “Closed” and delete links leading to the site.
What comes to my mind is that they suspended work like Wasabi did.
It's certainly possible since they used to list Ordinal-based token and there's speculation they plan to list Rune-based token as well[2].
Yeah, it's domino effect now.
I saw initiative from someone to create decentralized coordinator system for Coinjoin, so let's see what happens with that.
Unfortunately, two campaigns are most likely finished on the forum
Tumbler and Unijoin are on Hold
I believe the signature payments are more likely as a way to live you present times better because now the Bitcoin has already gone way higher in value and holding those coins won't be so much profitable now.
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