Its not just 21Shares filing Doge ETF there are few more like Bitwise and Rex Osprey. Are they all sure these cryptocurrencies listed are going to be all approved after SEC review?

The answer could be all yes after all Trump and Atkin seem to be one in mind in supporting cryptocurrency as said in the article SEC is friendlier stance toward cryptocurrencies.

EOS is a coin that continues to sink and it is difficult to swim to the edge. Let alone being able to climb a mountain to the highest peak, swimming from drowning in a sea of ​​low prices is also impossible. There is nothing to expect further from this EOS coin.
Although I see the EOS market cap is still high, in fact the EOS coin chart is sinking and it is difficult to rise. See the full chart here --> https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/eos/

The superiority of EOS can be said that it used to be almost the same as Ethereum, but in fact Ethereum is the winner, as evidenced by Ethereum still being the altcoins that is ranked first (second position on Coinmarketcap).
Seeing the EOS chart on Coinmarketcap is very worrying, I will stay away from EOS coins and this is not recommended for purchase.

I hear they are rebranding the project and they say the market is getting okay but I read different from you.

Its hard to make people come and invest gain when the team have already ruined its reputation since that time where EOS gotten so much funds. I think they really need to make some changes that affects the price of EOS to make it more interesting to new investors.

Probably removing this no transaction fee because less demands for EOS when its till this way?

I don't think it will disappear. Airdrop is a way to promote a project token, its the easiest way to make a project well known for users who received free money somehow are going to shill the project to some crypto community.  People are posting airdrops to spread the word about the project.

There are platforms also going to distribute tokens to holders of particular L1 projects. TON users are getting some tokens from unknown devs AFAIK.

The more institutions coming to accumulate BTC, I think a holder of BTC will also be expecting a big profit when the supply finally is fewer in the market. Although I think Blackrock have been buying Bitcoin as well which this 21 Capital is just another institution that wants to come into Bitcoin. There are few others I believe that have been accumulating BTC since.

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on April 29, 2025, 01:29:33 AM

I think it is like this, without effort, Without Dedication there is no way you can do something well, you need a lot of willpower to do things well, Especially when it comes to addictions you have to have a lot of discipline to do things well and as they are , that is why getting out of an addiction is very difficult, but it is something that can be done, we are and we are very capable of doing any type of activity of that style.

You are right that if one does not keep on practising, they will not be able to achieve much. It is never simple to deal with an addict because there’s that feeling that something has the upper hand on us most of the time. However I do feel that education can be powerful always that if we make up our mind with determination and know that these bad habits are not part of our personality, we can avoid them gradually and in turn make some modifications. Yes this requires a lot of effort to be used while getting out of the addiction level, but of course, nothing is impossible if one is willing to employ a lot of effort and be consistent. It has been a long process, nevertheless, as long as we continue to walk and run, one day we may see ourselves out of that trap.

Its always about helping himself to accomplish what he needs to do for himself. When a gambler is already an addiction, it requires an overhaul like completely renewing a personality.

The treatment will help but its always the person who would have to love himself to improve.  Or it could be an old habit he just have to quit like smoking that he just have to outgrow.

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Quote from: Amug123 on April 27, 2025, 11:54:39 AM

Different countries in the world have distinct law, governing digital asset, despite bans or restrictions, transactions still occurs. How do these transactions occur despite regulatory challenges.

Crypto is legal in most countries, and since that is the case, crypto transactions go on as normal. If you are talking of countries where BTC is banned, it is in such situations that the people who use crypto in such places run the risk of getting on the wrong side of the law.

You could express your prefer opinion, i think that if all country can legalize for crypto currency it must be very helpful for all crypto currency users. But unfortunately crypto currency is illegal for our country. If we follow in the worldwide, we can see that those country permit legalize they must be out from poverty. So i believe that if our government want to interest for this issues, i think that it will be easy solution for our country. Because without permission from our government and central bank crypto currency use will be very difficult for us. So i expect our government take step for legalize bitcoin and others crypto.

Its using crypto in our daily transactions that is not easy to do but if you mean just trading, its very open to trade crypto from BTC to all other cryptocurrencies like stablecions.

A country that has legalized Bitcoin, it should have been easy but the adoption is not that wide. I think the adoption of Stablecoins might spread faster than Bitcoin if the government will just vouch for these stablecoins.

Of all countries, it should have been US first for they are the ones who claim to be crypto capital.

Who knows what could happen, if they see XRP rising and they see enough institutions are interested in making this token rise up, they may really approve the XRP ETF effectively just milking from those countries accepting XRP ETF. Garlinghouse probably just dumping his XRP top Brazil's institutions. US SEC probably just observing the effect of ETF in Brazil.