friggingeee

I just tried to send moons from my Reddit app vault to an Ethereum address I own. The transaction details in the app only show references to rinkeby testnet addresses, transactions and contracts.

Are moons even available on mainnet?

If not, will they ever be and will they ever be converted/transferred from rinkeby to main?

Just saw this gem of random bs in r/bitcoinmarkets:

Current Crypto Bitcoin, Ethereum Trend indicators And BullshitCompany tools

Cryptocurrency prices have taken some sharp moves to the downside over the past seven days, to a three-week low as further pressure from China sent Bitcoin and Ether to the bottom end of the short-term ranges. Fred Eshram, the co-founder of Coinbase, issued a price warning about an approaching ‘ death cross’ where the short-term range is broken below the long-term average.

Bitcoin has lost over 20% and is down by more than half of its April peak of almost $65,000. Today alone, bitcoin is down 10% and ether 12% and broke through key support of $

As the title says, when I try to view monthly statements in brave on Windows or Linux, the overview never shows any values and selecting another month changes nothing.

This has been the case for at least three months.

Is this a known issue and is there a solution available/pending?

We all know there's an abundance of crypto services out there, most of which differ very little from each other if they're competing in the same category.

Still, people use different exchanges, brokers, defi networks, staking providers, etc., sometimes even multiple at once.

Now, it took me quite some time to weed through the jungle and find those which I use now but I'm sure I'm still missing out on some great products or services which might just be that tad different that it makes it worth to at least try them.

What are the ones you use and why?

Let's share and compare!

I'm getting conflicting information from my research. Apparently the original one click miner was able to mine on CPUs but the vnext OCM is not?

Any pointer to resources where I can read up on this?

Thanks!

Basically, the title. I got a machine on at least 8 hours a day which is used for little besides some occasional but recurring tasks for which I actually need it. I'd love to make it work as a miner in the meantime but all cryptos I know are so far gone from being able to be mined on a single CPU that it's not even worth the time trying it.

Do you guys know of any crypto which isn't a proper shitcoin which might still make sense?

If this question has been answered before a gazillion times (which I assume it was but couldn't find any recent posts), please point me to a resource if you'd be so kind.

Thanks!

Hi folks.

Can anyone please explain to me like I'm reaaaaally dumb what "The Syndicate" is, how it works and what risks it carries?
I tried reading up on it on crypto.com but it seems like a lot of marketing gibberish to me and low technical content.

Also, while we're at it, I'd love to understand the "Supercharger" better. What does it do? What's the risk? What's the gain?

Thank you!

I'd like to DCA into some coins and would need automated recurring buys for that. Is there a way to do this?

Also, I'd like to do the following: Buy some crypto with a limit order with a conditional close post limit order. In between the buy and the sell I'd like to stake my coins and unstake them automatically at a price which is just a little below the sell limit to make sure there's enough time for the unstaking to process so the sell limit order can be executed once it reaches the set price.

Is this possible? Maybe using the API?

Thank you.

Today I sent money to kraken from my bank account via SEPA and am currently unable to stake new but preexisting funds. Is this related to my deposit? Does kraken get an immediate notification of the SEPA transfer even if it hasn't been processed by my bank yet?

Frohes Neues und hallo!

Ich habe inzwischen drei alte Smartphones bei mir rumliegen in unterschiedlich gutem Zustand, aber noch alle funktional.
Habt ihr eine Idee, was man damit sinnvolles machen kann, außer sie zum Elektrorecycling zu bringen?

Irgendwo liegt auch ein raspi rum.

So richtig viel möchte ich da eigentlich nicht an Zeit investieren, wäre aber auch schade, sie einfach wegzuwerfen.

Danke für eure Vorschläge!

Edit: weil die ersten Antworten alle in Richtung "spende sie" oder "verkauf sie" gehen: ja, aber, kann ich vorher noch selbst irgendwas damit machen? Irgendwie kreativ und sinnvoll nutzen?

Edit 2: danke für die guten und weniger guten Vorschläge! Ein Handy geht nach B