Does usdt coin have anything to do with bitcoin? I don't know if anyone knows, let me know if Ben Bitcoin's market coma increases but usdt market is fine

The ltc coin was $ 400 a few days ago, but now it is much lower than that. Now if the price of Bitcoin is 80,000 ++ like before then I think the price of all coins will go up again

ether coins hope to have more bar if bar then i want to invest some etherium but due to the state of the market i don't have the courage to invest some

Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency is set to make its debut in early 2021.

The digital token from the world’s largest social network could launch as early as January — albeit in a scaled-back form, the Financial Times reports.

The Geneva-based Libra Association that will issue the stablecoin will launch a single digital coin backed one-for-one by the dollar, three sources told the publication, rather than multi-currency coins.

The moves represent a major cutback in the project’s ambitions and arrives after the project has received intense political backlash, with regulators and central banks around the world raising concerns that it could upset financial stability and erode mainstream power over money.

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Stablecoins are designed to avoid the volatility typical of cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, making them in theory more suitable for payments and money transfers.

The Libra Association, of which Facebook is one of 27 members, is seeking the go-ahead from Switzerland’s markets watchdog to issue a series of stablecoins backed by individual traditional currencies, as well as a token based on the currency-pegged stablecoins.

Facebook first announced plans to create its first cryptocurrency back in June of 2017, promising to make digital money more attractive to everyday users by linking the coins to hard assets, including short-term government securities. Consumers would be able to use the e-coins to make purchases around the world or send money to friends and family, without attaching it to their identity, Facebook said at the time.

Libra’s upcoming launch comes as bitcoin, the most popular cryptocurrency, recently rallied above 19,000 for the first time since 2017. Bitcoin is currently trading just over $16,900.

With Post wires

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info. https://nypost.com/2020/11/27/facebook-reportedly-launching-libra-cryptocurrency-next-year/

Cryptocurrencies (or “crypto”) are digital currencies that are not controlled by any one governing body, like a government or a bank. Crypto is ushering in a new era of the internet that’s decentralized, community-driven, and community-owned.  This emerging technology will plug you into a revolutionary global community—and it all starts with setting up your wallet.

Once you've received an invitation to become a creator on Foundation, you’ll need to set up your wallet and purchase ETH to access the site and start minting NFTs. Note that even if you have a wallet and create an account on Foundation, this does not necessarily mean that you are a creator and have access to start minting NFTs. After your wallet is set-up, then you can click on the invitation link you were sent, to connect to Foundation and set up your creator profile. First, here are a couple of important terms:

ETH is the cryptocurrency used for all transactions on the Ethereum network, and it’s the currency we use on Foundation. All of the NFTs on our platform can be purchased with ETH. Creators get paid in it, too.

MetaMask is a digital wallet that is specific to Ethereum. There are other wallets available, but Foundation uses MetaMask. It’s connected to your web browser as an extension where you can hold and spend ETH. You’ll need to connect your wallet to Foundation in order to participate in the marketplace.


info.  https://help.foundation.app/en/articles/4731452-a-complete-guide-to-getting-eth-and-a-wallet-with-metamask

I can't wait to leave this platform. Invested about 30% of my portfolio a few months ago to see what would happen with this platform but I gotta say after also investing a considerable amount of time understanding how the community functioned I didn't like what I saw.

It favors whales and bots too much and it isn't a good place for any content other than cryptocurrency news. Even at that the content is usually thats taken from another source like twitter or youtube.

To go further it's useless, i can't get any info on here of any value that i could get elsewhere, i get that it's early, i get the idea i get the fact that people do use this, but even if it were to pop that would be under the assumption that regular people outside of crypto would use it for stuff much like reddit or youtube, I don't see that happening. Maybe if they buy out steemit sure, but i thought this was decentralized so that's not going to happen

I got in an interesting conversation with a OCD curator on the last post I made on this but he's one of those moms basement fellows, so of course he flagged the post even though it didn't violate any of the rules. It's this steem culture of don't you dare leave, sell or power down or we'll come get you. Speak negatively on the state of the platform and you'll be shot down. The idea that i have to kiss up to and send money to whales or invest enough to protect or promote my posts through selfvoting bots just doesn't promote good content.

Stop the bots produce better original content.


info. https://steemit.com/steemit/@bankholiday/steemit-is-dead

Even if you haven’t heard of Steem before, chances are, you’ve probably heard of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. But how does it all work? A blockchain, by definition, is a decentralized and open ledger that records every economic transaction in real-time.

Imagine that every person has a spreadsheet that has information about every sale that has ever happened. As more sales occur, a computer updates each spreadsheet just as every sale occurs. This is what blockchain technology is.

For blockchain to work as it does, every block (a group of transactions) in the chain must be in agreement. Data cannot be corrupted because changing any information on the blockchain means that one computer would have to overpower an entire network, and this is almost impossible with a decentralized network.


info. https://tenbagroup.com/what-is-steemit-and-how-to-use-it-to-benefit-your-business/