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JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Donald Trump delivers victory speech.
"This will truly be the golden age of America."
"This will truly be the golden age of America."
Crypto speak: (3,3)
“(3,3)” refers to game theory. It is a positive outcome for both parties. It is more beneficial for the parties to cooperate with each other instead of competing, with both getting the maximum benefit (-3,-3).
The meme appeared in Olympus DAO to visualize the benefits of OHM token steaking. It was later used by other protocols, replacing (3,3) with an emoji like (🌳,🌳).
“(3,3)” refers to game theory. It is a positive outcome for both parties. It is more beneficial for the parties to cooperate with each other instead of competing, with both getting the maximum benefit (-3,-3).
The meme appeared in Olympus DAO to visualize the benefits of OHM token steaking. It was later used by other protocols, replacing (3,3) with an emoji like (🌳,🌳).
Crypto speak: Cryptosis
“Cryptosis” is a word used to describe an insatiable craving for knowledge about cryptocurrency. It sounds like the name of a disease, but here, it’s a friendly one.
Symptoms include forum activity, active conversations about cryptocurrency with friends (which sometimes look like monologues), and minimizing risks when trading.
Do you have these symptoms?)
“Cryptosis” is a word used to describe an insatiable craving for knowledge about cryptocurrency. It sounds like the name of a disease, but here, it’s a friendly one.
Symptoms include forum activity, active conversations about cryptocurrency with friends (which sometimes look like monologues), and minimizing risks when trading.
Do you have these symptoms?)
🪙 Historically, major BTC price spikes have been accompanied by spikes in Google search trends. However, this time bitcoin has reached a new ATH while search interest remains relatively low.
This is likely due to the fact that the current rally is driven by the interest of large institutional players.
This is likely due to the fact that the current rally is driven by the interest of large institutional players.
Crypto Transaction Fees
When you send cryptocurrency, you'll encounter a small but important cost: the transaction fee. This fee is paid to miners, who collect and validate transactions into blocks. The fee amount varies depending on the cryptocurrency, transaction data size, and network congestion.
Think of it like sending a package: the bigger the package (transaction data), the more it costs to ship (higher fee). And if the postal service (miners) is busy (network congestion), they prioritize packages with higher shipping costs (transactions with higher fees).
Miners earn fees for the blocks they mine, in addition to the block reward. This incentivizes them to prioritize transactions with higher fees, ensuring faster processing and confirmation. Understanding transaction fees helps you navigate the crypto landscape and make informed decisions when sending cryptocurrency.
In short,transaction fees are a small price to pay for the convenience and security of cryptocurrency transactions.
When you send cryptocurrency, you'll encounter a small but important cost: the transaction fee. This fee is paid to miners, who collect and validate transactions into blocks. The fee amount varies depending on the cryptocurrency, transaction data size, and network congestion.
Think of it like sending a package: the bigger the package (transaction data), the more it costs to ship (higher fee). And if the postal service (miners) is busy (network congestion), they prioritize packages with higher shipping costs (transactions with higher fees).
Miners earn fees for the blocks they mine, in addition to the block reward. This incentivizes them to prioritize transactions with higher fees, ensuring faster processing and confirmation. Understanding transaction fees helps you navigate the crypto landscape and make informed decisions when sending cryptocurrency.
In short,transaction fees are a small price to pay for the convenience and security of cryptocurrency transactions.
Crypto Scam: Fake Telegram channels of well-known exchanges or projects
Telegram continues to gain popularity among crypto enthusiasts, so we want to warn you about one rather dangerous fraud scheme.
Attackers can convincingly reproduce the Telegram channel of a well-known exchange. They copy posts, maintain the channel for a long time, and even gain a similar number of subscribers as the official channel. After that, they start mailing to real subscribers with any kind of scam—from drawing cash prizes to entering a seed phrase for crypto wallets.
Be careful and always check whether you are in contact with the official account of an exchange or a fake one. (And remember, official channels never DM you first!)
Telegram continues to gain popularity among crypto enthusiasts, so we want to warn you about one rather dangerous fraud scheme.
Attackers can convincingly reproduce the Telegram channel of a well-known exchange. They copy posts, maintain the channel for a long time, and even gain a similar number of subscribers as the official channel. After that, they start mailing to real subscribers with any kind of scam—from drawing cash prizes to entering a seed phrase for crypto wallets.
Be careful and always check whether you are in contact with the official account of an exchange or a fake one. (And remember, official channels never DM you first!)
Crypto Speak: CryptoJacking
Cryptojacking is a cybercrime where hackers secretly use someone else's devices—like computers, smartphones, tablets, or servers to mine cryptocurrency.
Operating stealthily to avoid detection, this malware exploits device resources to mine digital currencies like Bitcoin and many others, all without the user’s knowledge.
The primary goal is financial gain for the hacker, at the expense of your device's performance and security.Stay vigilant and protect your devices!
Cryptojacking is a cybercrime where hackers secretly use someone else's devices—like computers, smartphones, tablets, or servers to mine cryptocurrency.
Operating stealthily to avoid detection, this malware exploits device resources to mine digital currencies like Bitcoin and many others, all without the user’s knowledge.
The primary goal is financial gain for the hacker, at the expense of your device's performance and security.Stay vigilant and protect your devices!