Wif bugün Bybitte listelenmiş ama ne olmuş da böyle 41$'a fitil atmış.
Şuan bütün borsalarda olan 2.6$ fiyatına geri gelmiş.
Bu meme anlık da olsa sağlam baş kaldırmış 😂
Bende iş yapar belki wif gibi olur fiye cwif aldım ama sağolsun cwif kendisini sürekli airdrop olarak dağıtmaya adamış.

i'm no sure what they mean here when they say Charles has to negotiate for USDT and USDC to be in Cardano if he wants the price to go up.  i watch some influencers about this and they are telling what Charles has to do.

my question is what does negotiation mean?  i have my suspicions but too early to say whether it means Charles has to give away billions of Cardano to Tether and Coinbase in exchange for a million USD?

I think they're scared and they came up with this decision based on the government's continuous clampdown on various privacy enhancing tools. Based on the fact that it has been in operation for about 6 years and has offered it services to both US and non US citizens, is Wasabi really safe from the US government after this announcement? Can the government still go after it?

We will have to wait for new announcements regarding the US government's allegations against Phoenix and Wasabi Wallets. To be honest,  I am just a regular user, I am not a lawyer and do not fully understand the regulations and potential charges involved in these wallet apps. I am not in the US but I will also avoid using these wallet apps, the market has many other options that are more convenient, secure and legal than them.

I am really looking forward to more information about the allegations and the lawsuit, I do not care about the fate of Wasabi, I care about the court's views on all crypto wallet apps in the crypto market. Clear regulations can become a basis for crypto wallet apps to comply with and operate more effectively in the future, promoting the development of the entire crypto market.

Quote from: Metha Wulandarin on April 21, 2024, 03:36:31 PM

Yes I am now trying to get out of the meme coin zone and maybe in the future I will focus on Ethereum and Solana but have to wait for the right time to buy it, maybe if Bitcoin drops to $50k I will start buying Ethereum in installments.

The path you choose must be taken immediately because in a few moments Ethereum will have good news from the SEC which is likely to cause the price of Ethereum on the market to increase very sharply. Maybe you can buy Ethereum using the DCA method which I think is safer.

Yes, indeed, if there are no further obstacles, this May, an announcement will be made and, in my opinion, it is possible that ethereum will increase the same as when it was implemented on bitcoin. The DCA scheme will indeed be a more promising alternative in finding solutions for investment, but waiting in the hope that there will be a correction first is just as good.

So team, I understand that you may be very busy and in may probably take a very long time for you to see this message and respond to it but I have few questions to ask regarding the privacy of the project, how user data is protected most importantly the technicalities of the mixing process.
Is there a white paper of some sort that explains the inner workings of this mixing service in greater details especially how it relates to exchange of funds with external services that may or may not be regulated.
Also how quick can a mixing service last and are there verifiable evidence of trust from end users like reviews on trustpilot and the likes?
Also what does the process of mixing entail? What are the fee structures like and how important or how necessary is it for one to be technically vast to be able to use this mixing service?

Hey mate I am not technical guru but when using a Bitcoin mixer you would be required to provide a receiving wallet this would serve as the final destination for your Bitcoin. I believe it's all about mixing your Bitcoin across several other wallets in a manner that it can not be traced to the final destination which is the wallet you provided.

Also transaction fees aren't fixed although some mixers has a more inflated transaction fee than other but I don't think you can get a fixed answer as far as transaction fee is concern.