Altcoins Talks - Cryptocurrency Forum
Local => Nigerian Languages => Topic started by: Cryptosmart on October 30, 2024, 01:27:47 PM
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Are there any noteworthy payment systems on Ethereum? I’ve seen payment solutions on Solana and even Telegram, but I haven’t come across many Web3 payment platforms on Ethereum. Given that alt season might be around the corner—and Ethereum is likely to lead the way—scalable projects on the Ethereum network could see major growth. I'm just trying to position myself as bull run is coming.
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I really don't get the full picture of what you're trying to say or what your discussion is actually based on. However If you are referring to other smaller projects like new coins and tokens launched on the Ethereum network, then I'll say they have actually seemed to reduce. Back when Ethereum was still very much a new crypto currency, there were a lot of coins launched under it but gradually it seemed the rate of new projects being added on the network seems to have dropped.
I really can't tell since I'm not very familiar with web3 stuff but I can actually sepeculate that one if the reasons could be because of fees. That's because I noticed Ethereum's gas fees are usually quite high.
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Given that alt season might be around the corner—and Ethereum is likely to lead the way—scalable projects on the Ethereum network could see major growth. I'm just trying to position myself as bull run is coming.
Yes it's already bull run and trend is going on currently and even though we have not entered the main market but bitcoin has started it's bull trend and every other altcoin has to follow, since altcoin are mostly depending on bitcoin price to soar. Of course Ethereum also one of the major altcoin mover and whatever that easily affects ethereum give weakness to other coin in the market.
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I really don't get the full picture of what you're trying to say or what your discussion is actually based on. However If you are referring to other smaller projects like new coins and tokens launched on the Ethereum network, then I'll say they have actually seemed to reduce. Back when Ethereum was still very much a new crypto currency, there were a lot of coins launched under it but gradually it seemed the rate of new projects being added on the network seems to have dropped.
I really can't tell since I'm not very familiar with web3 stuff but I can actually sepeculate that one if the reasons could be because of fees. That's because I noticed Ethereum's gas fees are usually quite high.
Not that. I was talking about payments gateways on ethereum.. worry not, I'm already doing some research about it and discovered fuse thanks to twitter search
(https://i.ibb.co/db9QF39/Screenshot-2024-11-01-10-50-17-17-0b2fce7a16bf2b728d6ffa28c8d60efb.jpg) (https://ibb.co/9wXq6fX)
It's close to something I'm looking at .like I said earlier, would love to improve my ETH holdings thiugh
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Given that alt season might be around the corner—and Ethereum is likely to lead the way—scalable projects on the Ethereum network could see major growth. I'm just trying to position myself as bull run is coming.
Yes it's already bull run and trend is going on currently and even though we have not entered the main market but bitcoin has started it's bull trend and every other altcoin has to follow, since altcoin are mostly depending on bitcoin price to soar. Of course Ethereum also one of the major altcoin mover and whatever that easily affects ethereum give weakness to other coin in the market.
When is the main bull market? Till BTC gets to $100k..abeg oo
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It's close to something I'm looking at .like I said earlier, would love to improve my ETH holdings though
Hodling is a personal choice I wouldn't actually criticise any one for hodling and coin because they are actually responsible for their risk management and as a result it would be wrong to either condemn a bitcoiner or an altcoiner except you of course promote a scam coin or token. The idea is you should have your personal hodling goals and a strategy.
Now I'm using the word strategy to suggest that you know what you are doing and don't get moved by fake news or meaningless blogs. FOMO is something you need to avoid as well as scams and hacks by improving your security.
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It's close to something I'm looking at .like I said earlier, would love to improve my ETH holdings though
Hodling is a personal choice I wouldn't actually criticise any one for hodling and coin because they are actually responsible for their risk management and as a result it would be wrong to either condemn a bitcoiner or an altcoiner except you of course promote a scam coin or token. The idea is you should have your personal hodling goals and a strategy.
Now I'm using the word strategy to suggest that you know what you are doing and don't get moved by fake news or meaningless blogs. FOMO is something you need to avoid as well as scams and hacks by improving your security.
Yes, Hodling is fully in our hands and every single step entails the consequences of potential risks. To get around this we need to have set goal, so hodling stays in line with the direction we want for our funds while not causing people to make wrong decisions based off believing in us. All of those personal decisions with the exception of promoting questionable assets are worth respecting as long as we do not consider promotion of such assets.
This way we will not find ourselves being influenced by false information and control for FOMO, frauds and other securities. But if an additional level of security is provided, there will not be any problems with assets, and they will be able to reveal their potential even further.
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It's close to something I'm looking at .like I said earlier, would love to improve my ETH holdings though
Hodling is a personal choice I wouldn't actually criticise any one for hodling and coin because they are actually responsible for their risk management and as a result it would be wrong to either condemn a bitcoiner or an altcoiner except you of course promote a scam coin or token. The idea is you should have your personal hodling goals and a strategy.
Now I'm using the word strategy to suggest that you know what you are doing and don't get moved by fake news or meaningless blogs. FOMO is something you need to avoid as well as scams and hacks by improving your security.
Hodling is still a personal choice of the person and everyone manages their own approach to holding and risk. Hodling goal makes it easier for us to stay on track with our investment direction no matter the information parading around.
Thus, security and no FOMO prevent owning crypto assets from fraudulence and hacking possibilities. This means being conscious of the steps that have been taken; and being watchful of the fact that such information is less reliable is what will enable one to maintain consistency with the goals that have been set in the strategy map.