Lurking around other subs as seeing people talking about fees is just nutty. Some people are losing hundreds to fees, others are asking for mere cents so they can complete a transaction. It's just crazy that when projects like Nano or Celo or BTH or other such low/no fee coins are brought up, the space goes on a crusade against the digital cash solutions.
cmc is slow.
alternatives:
If you really end up liking Kraken Pro, its just Cryptowatch (https://cryptowat.ch/) specific to Kraken.
More feature, more options, support for most major exchanges, and good god look at those graphs.
According to https://cryptowat.ch/correlations we only have 0.37 correlation to BTC.
Compare that to other coins (mostly in the 0.80-0.90 range).
Still tied, but it could be way worse.
Maybe this is an opportunity for Nano to fully embrace it's eco-friendliness. Some kind of mechanism to make it easy to contribute 1% of each trade to remove CO2 from the atmosphere similar to Stripe's Climate product: https://stripe.com/climate
Yeah it looks like it just broke support on Nano/BTC 1.3k. Tbh i'm getting a little shaky. BTC's run looks like its almost over and due for a correction soon as well. This would only hurt Nano further. Best thing might be to exit the market until the correction happens. I'll leave this here:
No worries, canoe android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.getcanoe.canoe
Nano official android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.nano.nanowallet
Don't have links to iOS, sorry. Canoe in particular is exceptional.
I would love one of these with the new logo, does anyone know where to find these?
Oh, not necessarily. If you look at this block https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/block/669768 you'll see that there are way less tx than in other blocks, because some of the tx were quite big.
So per tx it can be much more energy.
The thing is: even an empty block that had only the tx where the BTC get generated, would require the same amount of energy.
...what a waste!
Ok, I admit, this is not entirely true. Some of the tx were that big because they had multiple inputs and outputs. Still, it was a lot of energy required^^
One of the reasons I continue to be bullish on nano is that there is such an overload of competition in the cryptosphere for L2 smart contract type solutions. Stolen from another post, Loopring, Harmony, Polygon, XPR, BSC, SOL, AVAX, FTM, Moonriver, Cosmos, Celo, TRX, Arbitrum - these project all are trying to grab a piece of the L2 pie. How could you choose a winner amongst all of these projects?
This isn't to say there is no competition with nano for digital currency projects. But I do believe there is little/no competition out there that aims to be as "simple" as possible. Nano's simplicity really is a virtue. Bitcoin used to be simple, until the network began to become unusable. Now it seems there are continual efforts to make the damn thing work like it was supposed to from the start.
Well, you posted the recipe. I don’t make the rules.
Oster Belgian Waffle Maker, Stainless Steel (CKSTWF2000) 10 Inch https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00A1MEP6M/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_N4QP7W6GWZXDA2VHMS26
I think there might be a slight fee in the spread, but I'm not sure. Their site says this:
> How does ChangeNOW work?
> ChangeNOW is integrated into multiple cryptocurrency trading platforms, including Binance, Bitfinex, and Bittrex. We also work with several exchange partners. We’ll choose the best exchange rate on the market at any given moment and offer it to you.
The fiat fees are quite high though:
> What fees are there for purchasing crypto with USD/EUR card on ChangeNOW?
> This feature is brought to you by our partner, Simplex. Simplex chargers 5% for each purchase (at least $10). ChangeNOW charges 1% for such purchases. The network fees are applied as usual depending on the currency.
It looks like there also might be KYC/AML for some purchases (maybe for fiat?), but I didn't have to do that myself
> https://stealthex.io, who I'd not heard of previously, are offering anonymous $Nano exchanges.
> So it's welcome, but given that chasing any loss might involve a visit to an empty registered office in the Marshall Islands, use only ever for small amounts, at your own risk:
Straight from Stellar website:
>The Stellar distributed network has a built-in, fixed, nominal inflation mechanism. New lumens are added to the network at the rate of 1% each year. Each week, the protocol distributes these lumens to any account that gets over .05% of the “votes” from other accounts in the network.
https://www.stellar.org/developers/guides/concepts/inflation.html
But with TCPIP you have the advantage that your kocal ISP routers (or cloudflare) can attempt to block SSYN attacks before they get to you.
I have another faucet for nano that i can share
Its called TipNano and this is my referral for extra nano https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bdf.tipnano&referrer=2NLbL8
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You get an amount that grows each time if you have some nano pending to withdraw and only have to do a simple math question so that they know you are a human.
They do pay, ive tried and i can vouch for it.
Volume/demand: there are plenty of obscure coins available on Coinbase, e.g. Celo. So this is not a good argument. Bitgrail lawsuit: this is plausible but I fail to see how this could affect an open source crypto. Pruning: oh yes. Like all the other shitcoins listed have pruning implemented.
Anything with good amazon reviews will do the trick. i.e: https://www.amazon.com/Microphone-MAONO-Condenser-Professional-Recording/dp/B07GQT8879/ref=sr_1_6?keywords=professional+microphone&qid=1575476217&sr=8-6
Then send it on argent ETH wallet, it's FEELESS. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=im.argent.contractwalletclient
They pay the fees for you, just like every nano mobile wallet does the POW for you with nano.