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Looking for less expensive hosting for a full node.
Content: I’ve been running a public full node for a couple of months at Linode (long time customer). Currently it’s about (converted) US$50/month.
I’m not going to stop the node, I love Monero and the project’s vision. It’s not breaking the bank, just looking for less costly hosting.
Thanks!
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The EURD wallet has just launched on iPhone and Android by QuantozPay. The first Fully compliant Electronic Money Token (EMT) wallet backed by the Dutch Central Bank. This is not a stable coin, it is real digital Euros on blockchain. Built on Algorand.
Content: https://quantozpay.com/payment-app/
You can check it out on the blockchain here:
https://allo.info/asset/1221682136/token
MiCA Regulations go live TODAY, June 30th and with it a new era for blockchain based payments.
EURD is a 1:1 euro backed e-money token and is a new form of money that will revolutionize the digital currency landscape. As pioneers in the field of blockchain-based financial solutions Quantoz have obtained an electronic money license from the Dutch Central Bank (DNB) to issue this innovative digital currency.
One of the key differentiators of the EURD is its compliance with regulations and its stability as a currency. Unlike many other stablecoins, Quantoz Payments, the issuer of EURD, is under prudential supervision of DNB. The stability of EURD is further bolstered by its pegging to the Euro, enabling a reliable and predictable value proposition.
EURD is guaranteed to not lose its peg.
EURD sets itself apart by benefiting from direct integration into the European Banking infrastructure. As a licensed issuer, they have established a direct partnership with a bank in the Netherlands which brings significant advantages to the digital currency ecosystem.
Enhanced Security and Transparency
The Quantoz Euro leverages the inherent security and transparency of blockchain technology. Every transaction and movement of EURD is recorded on a distributed ledger, ensuring a tamper-proof and auditable history. Users can verify the authenticity and validity of transactions, enhancing trust in the system. Additionally, the blockchain-based infrastructure mitigates the risk of fraud, hacking, and manipulation, providing users with a highly secure digital currency experience.
Low Transaction Fees and Instant Settlement
Compared to traditional financial systems and some existing stablecoins, the Quantoz digital euro offers significantly lower transaction fees and near-instant settlement times. By utilizing blockchain technology, transactions can be processed efficiently without the need for intermediaries, resulting in cost savings for users.
Scalability and Integration Potential
The Quantoz Euro has been designed to be highly scalable and compatible with a wide range of applications. The underlying blockchain technology provides rapid expansion and adoption infrastructure, supporting a growing ecosystem of decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms, merchant integrations, machine-to-machine payments, and other digital financial services. With EURD , businesses can unlock new opportunities, individuals can access innovative financial products, and the overall digital economy can flourish.
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Hardhat, Truffle or...
Content: Hello all,
I'm plunging into smart contract/web3 development. Today I tried to install HardHat on my system, I quickly noticed a deprecation warning for inflight ( memory leaks ) and when I decided to run it in a docker container I encountered even worse. 4 severe DoS vulnerabilities !
Is Truffle better ? What are you guys using ?
I also know python, probably would be capable to use C++ also, there aren't much languages I didn't use.
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Hardware crypto wallet companies did a terrible job. With scandals, with loss of support at a firmware update and basically a total miss on the core value: offline storage... A pen drive is better, honesty. I'd say to the wider community to stop supporting them. Just say no 🤝
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How can I get ADA?
Content: Hello I want to know if it’s possible to get some ADA WITHOUT going to a centralized exchange.
I was imagining selling some goods, creating NFTs, giving freelance services,
Any ideas? Is it possible?
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Crypto Currencies / Bitcoin / Ethereum / Coinbase / Binance / etc. Subreddit Reddit Backup by Cryptografico
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Why decentralization is better?
Content: https://external-preview.redd.it/UbjD4JpXSwNzLzXn8WKYsttL47NaJhXVFOscD228bqE.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=82bc01984a6a8a9d4a71cd19e4739ffe1ba7e387 I've been grappling with a question for many years: to what extent can we say decentralization is better to human society than centralization?
It seems there is still no answer satisfactory enough to persuade me, and recently I’ve got my own answers.
Shortly speaking, there are three aspects of decentralization which needed to be taken into consideration at the same time — economics, politics, and culture. Decentralization may happen in any of these three aspects, but the economic and political decentralization can only sustain when the culture is decentralized, and this culture should be based on a certain kind of shared consensus. Without such a culture, we will fall into a totalitarian society very easily.
Cultural analysis is nearly absent in Web3 society, but it's surely necessary. To explain the argument mentioned above more specifically, I’m now serializing a work titled "The Prehistory of Web3". This series begin with a comparison of the Centralized China and the Decentralized West, and then will discuss the mechanism to promote or hinder a society toward a well-balanced form of decentralization.
I wonder whether you think it’s valuable to do this, to offer a comprehensive historical background for Web3 society. If your answer is Yes, please upvote this thread. Let more people see it and give more feedback may help to make a better theory, which would benefit us all if we together seek for a better web3 society.
Here is the link of the first section of the whole series:
https://paragraph.xyz/@prehistoryofweb3/the-prehistory-of-web3-%E2%91%A0-why-decentralization-is-better
Hope you will enjoy it!
And looking forward to your reply:)
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Update: 12 months since investing $51,900 into 60 projects.
Content: Hey everyone,
About a year ago, specifically from July 1st to July 14th, I invested $860-870 USD into 60 projects.
I managed to double my money. I sold the ones that had mooned, such as SOL, HNT, RUNE, LINK, OP, RNDR, AVAX, and a few others to take out my initial investment.
I kept 40 projects. I re-bought a few of the coins that I had sold because they tanked massively, such as OP and MINA, for a fraction of what I had sold them for and even bought a lot more of them.
Since then, I have been DCAing into all the coins that did not perform well with the hope of DCAing until they did. My rule was/is: let's say I put $2000 in and it keeps growing, I stop putting money into it until it doubles (or more but minimum double). But if it doesn't, I'll DCA into it. When it doubles, I sell it, take out half, and use the other half to DCA into the other ones/rebalance the other ones.
What I learned:
1.
March 14th, 2024, is the day that pretty much the majority of alts got eviscerated.
2.
BTC outperformed every coin in my portfolio since then by 100%, except for ETH and SOL.
3.
Other than a handful of alts, I had to deploy thousands of dollars to balance the majority of the coins in my portfolio. I had no idea that alts were going to get demolished as badly.
4.
My portfolio is worth about $75,000 right now. Had I invested only in BTC since March 14th, I would have doubled my money.
5.
My current portfolio would be worth more than $150,000 on March 14th. It is worth less than 50% of that even though I had to deploy more than 15k DCAing at every opportunity.
6.
I plan on putting any profits - that I do not use to DCA into alts - only into BTC and ETH over the next year.
7.
March 14th, 2024, was the day people who had started to accumulate since the end of the 2021 bull run unloaded their bags.
8.
Most top 250 alts have lost all of their gains that came with BTC climbing to the mid-$70Ks.
9.
There were about 3 major dump days since March 14th that eviscerated alts. And then a few small ones every week since then, leading to many dropping 50% or more. As you can see, BTC beat the rest of my portfolio on average by 102%.
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MiCA law in EU
Content: When I understand the law right, all crypto transactions should be monitored and no transaction from any CEX to anyone without KYC from the 1th of December 2024. The time for anonymous cash withdraws at an Crypto ATMs should also be over then, right? Or have I get it wrong…
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My money, when I needed it.
Content: Was out of town yesterday making lots of cash purchases at yard sales and hit the 500$ ATM limit for my bank... was quite pissed I was about to miss a sale for some furniture my wife wanted.
Realized my Coinbase card was in my wallet from last week. Quick paypal of 1000$ to Coinbase and hit the ATM, and we were back in business. The best part? It didn't trigger a KYC request afterwards.
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