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Incentivised Posting / Shill / It's April Q1 is behind us! Could that long-anticipated pump finally come?

« on: April 01, 2025, 02:56:29 PM »

Or maybe... we're just getting April fooled, haha March felt slow, and many in the crypto space were eager to move on. Now, there's fresh energy, eyes on the charts, and renewed hope for thw bull's return.

As for me, I'm staying hopeful but cautiously watching the market while hunting for April's crypto events to earn saw a few on X one that I still remembered is a puzzle by Bitget showing "Bitcoin + money = ?"here am still here trying to guess what that means

the fun is just getting started I mean All wait and no play makes jacks a dull biu right?

Crypto gaming (GameFi) / Re: Are we experiencing a mini GameFi season?

« on: March 21, 2025, 12:22:27 PM »

Quote from: BullTrader on January 07, 2025, 05:25:24 PM

Lately, I've been seeing a lot of new GameFi launches. In the past few weeks, we've seen MomoAI, Sonic, and now Xterio announcing listing preparations.

Last year, I’d say the GameFi sector underperformed because we had high hopes after the mini run by Big Time, but alas, it wasn’t to be. This year, there have been some improvements. I’ve noticed quality projects with good utilities and innovations, particularly on Solana, Ton, and BSC.

Do you think we’re finally in for a sustained GameFi run?

One of the reasons I love Web3 is that we keep building. Where past projects stop, new ones build upon them, leading to more sustainable games these days. And it will only get better from here, buddy!

Crypto gaming (GameFi) / Could this be a sign that Web3 gaming is finally catching up?

« on: March 21, 2025, 12:10:33 PM »

With the memecoin hype cooling down, many believe liquidity is shifting back to other altcoin narratives. We're seeing renewed interest in AI, GameFi, and other strong, long-term projects like Immortal Rising, which just finished its test phase. The game engaged its community with rewards, making it a solid play-to-earn experience,I played it myself, and the gameplay and visuals were impressive.

While many still compare Web3 to Web2 games, Immortal Rising did a great job with its graphics and overall experience. Have you played Immortal Rising before what's your take on the game

Bitcoin Forum / Re: What can we expect from BTC?

« on: March 08, 2025, 12:26:31 PM »

Quote from: 0t3p0t on March 04, 2025, 01:50:05 PM

Quote from: AlphaBeta on March 03, 2025, 10:57:37 AM
As expected, because of the recent BTC price surge other altcoin are on the move upward, and I'm sure a lot of people saw this coming, but I think the real question now is how long this trend would last.

Because we've been here a couple of time, and it would be cool if we can put a timeline on this, if it's just a temporary move, and even if it isn't, how long can we expect the bullish trend to last.
Trump is very vocal about Bitcoin and other coins and that seems to be pushing prices up right now and for me that is also what we are going to observe. Those people who are always looking for the latest news events that could be a factor of a good surge they are the first to get an early entry that is why whether it is temporary or not they will always make profits.

Yes, Trump has been quite vocal about BTC and crypto in general, and with the U.S. establishing a crypto reserve, other countries like Brazil are starting to follow suit. However, the market seems to be in an accumulation phase, and we haven't seen much of a pump at least for now. These past few weeks have shown that news alone may no longer be a strong catalyst for market rallies.

Basic Questions about Cryptos / Re: Why Is Pi Still Holding Strong?

« on: March 07, 2025, 05:29:35 PM »

Yes, buddy. The tokens were mined on mobile phones started around 2019 and were listed not long ago.

However, many remain skeptical about the price trend, as a some of the portion of the tokens are still locked and have yet to be claimed.

Cryptocurrency discussions / Re: what is trump's real intention?

« on: March 05, 2025, 01:16:38 AM »

Quote from: bitterguy28 on March 04, 2025, 06:59:19 AM

trump has tweeted about adding bitcoin, ethereum, sol, xrp, and ada to us national strategic reserve if you do not know about this news yet you must be under a rock

well anyway i have seen some people speculate about the real intentions of trump we know that bitcoin was dropping a few days ago and the general crypto market was down and not exactly doing well so people are thinking whether this announcement from trump is just a way to keep bitcoin rise and keep it away from crashing completely

do you think this was what trump was doing? or do you think he is genuine about his promises?

I saw several comments on X suggesting that Trump might have done that to pump the market and traded as an insider haha, it was kind of funny.

For me, I think we’re just witnessing a major crypto adoption unfolding, and I really hope it goes through.

Basic Questions about Cryptos / Re: Altcoins Discussion

« on: March 05, 2025, 01:01:49 AM »

Quote from: DonaldAltcoinsTalk on March 02, 2025, 10:59:35 PM

What key factors do you analyze when assessing the long-term viability of an altcoin project?

For me, it's all about the use case and investors/partners. This isn’t to say it always works, but if a project has a strong use case, solid partnerships, and a bullish community behind it that’s enough for me.

Basic Questions about Cryptos / Re: Trading New Token Listings without Gas Fees

« on: March 05, 2025, 12:51:02 AM »

Quote from: cinethyc on March 02, 2025, 06:47:54 PM

Many traders are testing strategies for newly listed tokens. The idea is to wait for the initial sell-off, let the market cap stabilize, and then enter based on confirmation signals. One project I’m watching closely is ROAM, a decentralized global WiFi network set to be listed soon.

ROAM has strong potential with its seamless connectivity and decentralized rewards. However, a major challenge remains—finding an exchange that supports zero gas fee deposits. High fees often eat into small airdrop earnings before trading even begins, making it harder to maximize profits. This issue extends beyond ROAM and affects many traders dealing with new tokens.

As I refine my approach, I’d love to hear from others—do you consider zero gas fee exchanges when choosing where to trade? And when dealing with new listings, do you buy early or wait for the market to settle?

That's a great strategy if used well, but the question is how do you know when the sell-off is over? I've tried this strategy a few times, but my challenge is buying at a level that keeps dipping.

Basic Questions about Cryptos / Why Is Pi Still Holding Strong?

« on: March 05, 2025, 12:40:04 AM »

I've been following Pi since it got listed on several CEXs, and one of the most mind-blowing moments was when the market was dipping yet Pi was among the few tokens that kept pumping.

I guess that's what you get from a project with a strong community that truly believes in it. Plus, not all tokens are in circulation yet some airdrop claims are still locked, while others haven’t been verified. Many holders are still staking, trading, and participating in events like Candybomb a trading event where you deposit and trade PI, to gain rewards.

Which brings me to my question how many of us ever guessed that Pi would have such a successful listing?

Blockchain Technology / Are our data really protected with most of the projects we interact with?

« on: February 28, 2025, 10:49:11 PM »

In today’s world, it’s easy to forget that data is money. Projects use it to spot trends and improve their platforms, but the big question is: are our data safe with them? The great thing about Web3 is that there are projects like Ocean Protocol, NYM, and AB focused on securing user data. AB, for instance, goes as far as empowering users to protect their data with cryptography.

It lets users manage personal credit and even share profits from their data based on agreed terms. I know there are other projects doing similar things to these once. I’d love to check them out. Have you heard of AB before?

Cryptocurrency discussions / Why Crypto Took a Dive: Tariffs, Panic, and a $1B Exit

« on: February 28, 2025, 05:55:19 PM »

Lately, the crypto market’s been a rollercoaster some epic highs and a few soft dips. Right now, it’s taking a breather, and after a little DYOR, here’s what I’ve pieced together.

Trump’s new U.S. tariffs have some folks feeling iffy, so they’re stepping back from bold moves like Bitcoin and cozying up to safer stuff, Then there’s this hiccup: over $879M in bets vanished in a day, like a crew losing a friendly wager. Plus, $1B flowed out of Bitcoin funds imagine party guests taking a quick break. Oh, and some whispers about hacks and scams aren’t exactly boosting the mood.

But here’s the good part: tons of people reckon this is just a passing cloud, and the sun’s about to shine again. For now, crypto’s keeping us on our toes what do you all think? Bullish bounce soon or more chill time?

Other Popular Cryptos / Coins / Re: PI is now Trading live

« on: February 28, 2025, 02:51:22 PM »

Quote from: SamReomo on February 21, 2025, 07:59:01 PM

Many people have been mining that Pi coin and they were waiting eagerly to see their Pi coins on exchanges and many of them were expecting Pi's initial value to be over $40 and now it's below $1 and that thing has dishearten many of such believers.

I personally try to stay away from such projects but a cousin of mine was interested in Pi and he has been mining it from 2019, and also when he saw it listed on exchanges he bought some coins when its value was $1.5 and now he's holding those coins with some loss.

Yes, many people anticipated the listing price very high which was quite unreality I have friends that where comparing PI to BTC

I bet your cousin, who was at a loss, is now seeing some gains since Pi is currently trading at $2.2. It even reached as high as $2.8 at one point yesterday. The community seems to be holding strong overall

Crypto Exchanges / Re: Did you have assets on FTX before it crashed?

« on: February 27, 2025, 06:49:48 PM »

Quote from: Crypto Library on February 25, 2025, 05:37:35 AM

Quote from: JISAN on February 24, 2025, 08:33:05 PM
It is enough that FTX is making a comeback after a long time and refunding users. They managed to manage dollars to refund users, if they wanted to pay users in bitcoin they would need billions of dollars more to cover this which they would not be able to manage in any way. As they are refunding the users so this amount of refund is also very happy for the users. Because it is better to get something back than to lose it completely. If you calculate the price of Bitcoin or other tokens here, maybe some users are getting less money compared to dollars, but here they have no loss. There is also no guarantee that users who had bitcoins or tokens could hold them until now. They could have sold it then. So getting back the lost money as per the price of that time is quite appreciable.
First of all I want to mentioned you for your wrong quote.

Anyways, even they(FTX) were coming back with repaying they were intend to repay their 98% of their customers and they were repaying those who have held $50,000 or less on their exchanges so many users also did not have get their repayment still. And I don't think it is satisfying while your fund was locked for few years and it came without any profit or interest. Would you be happy if I borrow from you 0.5btc without your intend and giving back to you after four years?

To be honest, I will not be happy at all. But considering that I thought I would never receive my asset back and ended up getting it now, it’s not fair at all but at least it's something, buddy.

Crypto Exchanges / Why you shouldn't neglect having exchange tokens in your pf.

« on: February 22, 2025, 03:05:39 PM »

Tokens like BNB and BGB have been particularly successful, offering not only a store of value but also opportunities to earn more on their respective platforms.

Through events, staking, and higher APYs, these tokens provide incentives for users to engage with the platforms. As the exchanges grow, so do the potential benefits. For example as a BGB holder this is some of the perks I get here, for BNB too they're other benefits..

Also in terms of volatility, exchange tokens aren't that volatile offering assets security amongst other things..what do you think?

Meme Coins / Re: Meme coin: buying meme coin is a joke ,or is the joke on you

« on: February 17, 2025, 11:05:00 AM »

Well-stated fact—it usually starts as a joke until you get rugged. The degen space isn’t as easy as most think, but once you fully understand the market, it can be fun. Imagine having nothing and making 100x the next day. I know tokens like that are rare, but they’re not impossible to find, especially for those who know the game well.