BNB

AQSAHI1

Its about pairing. Almost all main coins are paired to BTC. So if BTC price drops They all drop in USDT pair. Small coin which are on ERC or BSC chain also dependent on ETH or BNB and both these are dependent on BTC. So in essense Whole crypto market moves with BTC.

BullfrogMysterious42

Hey, so I am also insipred by my Reddit username and intend to make a coin out of it. 3 years ago, Reddit gave me this rando AF username BullFrogMysterious and since frogs and bulls are popular these days and part of some narratives, I intend to launch a coin based on my Reddit username. Currently seeking private funding to provide liquidity against pooled token. Sol / USDT or BNB - trying to decide between BSC or Sol for launching the coin. Private degen investors can DM me. Sorry to comment my thing on your post. Apolgies in advance.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Binance has launched a new platform called Megadrop, designed to facilitate token launches and provide early access to Web3 projects. This platform merges the methodology of Binance Launchpool with the innovative potential of Web3, allowing users to engage with and invest in new tokens. Users can lock their BNB with Binance Earn and use the Binance Web3 Wallet to complete quests and earn token airdrops. The first project featured on Megadrop is BounceBit (BB), a Bitcoin restaking protocol. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

btcangl

Damn I was in all of them early, except BNB.

biba8163

Alts have all this technology, utility and fundamentals that should drive token demand but **the only hope of price appreciation for shitcoins is that BTC lifts the entire market with a post halvning bull run.** Sure sign that you have been scammed with bullshit narratives, meme tech, fictional utility and scammers who used their reputation for easy money grab through crypto - banks will use our token and buy your bags, load up while it is still cheap, it's going to be The Standard, no point in a stablecoin - peer-reviewed, scientific principles from associate degree holder form Front Range Community College who has never worked a day in his life but learned lessons creating multiple failed crypto projects - Turing Award winner, not a scammer, dumps tokens on you to buy sponsorship endorsements, only gifted 20% of the supply to himself - 10 Million, 20 Million, 50 Million, 100 Millions users downloaded the browser, demand for the token go through the roof, founder invented Javascript, look at the size of his head, he's genius and not a scammer - para-chains will drive demand for token will go through the roof, no the founder is not a pedo, it was just fiction - subnets coming, Snowball protocol, a Cornell professor but poses under subway signs saying "We're all going to make it" is not a moneygrab scammer - decentralized oracles. CCIP ultra-security, only thing the protocol does is centralized shitcoin price feeds but you know in the future crypto can't operate without decentralized oracles - fortune favors the brave, so lock up $40K to get one of our VIP credit cards while we rugpull you, no our founder isn't a scammer, he's only bankrupted like a half a dozen companies - trillions of transactions are coming, carbon-banking will be a reality for billions,Jinping and Macron will taste Blockchain-Verified Beef..ok none of this happened but we did pay $100 Million to verify UFC gloves on the blockchain, so it's not a scam gweilo ...paper hands, you're being too bearish, we're going to go up scammers and bagholders will tell you. The reality is 99% of Alts slowly bleed to death over the long run fooling your with their scam pumps giving the desperate dosages of needed hopium. - Only 2 coins from the top 25 from January 2018 are in profit (BTC, ETH) - Only 6 coins out of 1,500+ coins from January 2018 are in profit (BTC, ETH, BNB, DOGE, LINK, AAVE)

After-Pickle8281

If you visit the CRO sub, I've posted today a photo of a restaurant accepting crypto (ETH, BTC, BNB) and among them, CRO.

KryptoSC

I second this. Most people are too greedy and don't have enough patience to let their investments grow. I knew 1 guy who traded on Binance, bought a few hundred BNB tokens at like $8 so he could get a trading discount, but stopped trading cryptos altogether because he got burnt from the 2018 crypto crash. A few years later he gets an email from Binance saying he needs to move his account, because he's a US citizen only to realize he still had all his BNB tokens valued at $550 each!

Raging_Toddler

Bitcoin, ETH, BNB and LTO (with the DCA out money I have on the side) All are still in profit, and I believe they will get me more more profit on the next leg up. So if I can get some free coins/tokens by buying lower than I sold I am all for it. *refuses to mention other alts, because well... results are bad. Luckily though, bags are small.

Smiling_Jack_

What will be the next L1 to challenge BNB after SOL is done with its run? AVAX perhaps, or something father down the curve?

DebianDog

Any other chain I have used? ETH, Matic, BNB, SOL, LTC, BTC. They all are single operation chains. On ADA if i want to move every coin and NFT in my wallet I can select them all and hit send. RUNE is multi chain but because it has to interact with the other chains it is oly as fast as they are. Are there other chain out there that you can vote with? I mean IDK. but so far ADA is the most efficient chain to use to do a bunch of various things while other chains excel at doing 1 thing well.

CointestMod

#Crypto.com(CRO) Pro-Arguments Below is a Crypto.com(CRO) pro-argument written by IAmGiff. > CRO or Crypto.com coin is the native currency of the Crypto.com app, exchange and blockchain. At time of writing, it’s [\#17 by market cap](https://coinmarketcap.com/). > > To begin, the coin is inextricably linked to the fate of the parent company (which is officially named Foris DAX MT (Malta) Limited and was founded in 2016). The coin’s primary purpose is to support the company’s various initiatives, and the success of those initiatives is what would drive adoption of the coin. For the purposes of pros and cons, I don’t think it’s necessary to make sharp distinctions between the coin and the company. > > **Pros** > > I’ll start with three priority areas outlined in their whitepaper: payments, trading and financial services. In [their own words](https://crypto.com/images/crypto_com_whitepaper.pdf): *“Our strategy is to leverage* ***payment solutions as the primary tool for driving adoption and user acquisition****, while building* ***trading and financial services solutions as the major sources of revenue****.”* > > **Real-world payments** > > The company has two major crypto-related payment initiatives. One is a Venmo-like **Crypto.Com Pay** feature. For merchants, the payment system offers lower transaction costs than typical interchange fees and instant settlement. For consumers, there’s a strong “cashback” program. (Despite the potential, it’s unclear how much uptake there is at this point.) > > The **Visa pre-paid debit cards** are becoming fairly ubiquitous. In the U.S., these are issued by Metropolitan Commercial Bank (a New York State chartered bank & member FDIC). They offer some of the best rewards of any card on the market. There’s a tier system, progressively requiring higher investments in CRO to get to higher tiers, that people seem to find motivating. Many people love the design. There’s lots of information about how they work so I won’t repeat it here. Key point is they're indeed popular. > > The most important point (that’s often oddly missed in this discussion) is the cards give you a fast and efficient crypto offramp. Some cryptos can be loaded directly onto the card. Others you have to take the 3-second step of converting to USD or a stablecoin and then loading the card. Either way, you can start with crypto and buy almost anything IRL in a few seconds. > > **Trading** > > In many countries, crypto.com is a full-service **exchange**. In the US (where I’m based) it’s only an app for now although there are plans to open a full exchange eventually. The exchange is ranked #9 by [Coinmarketcap](https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/) although it’s ranked as high as #4 by [Coingecko’s methodology](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges). Recently their spot market volumes are about 20-25% those of Binance but about 80-90% those of Coinbase. (They are a smaller player for now in derivatives, although that could change if they were able to tap the US market.) They support slightly more cryptos than Coinbase, although nowhere near as many as Binance. The fees are apparently cheaper if paid in CRO, which is a driver of utilization. I can't try it out yet myself. > > The **app** is a limited experience but easy to use. If you set-up an ACH push to fund your account there’s no fee to load money onto the app, and card fees are also waived for your first month. Long enough to get many new users hooked. (Although it appears there’s no fees to buying the crypto, there’s in fact an opaque and variable spread fee; more on this in my cons post). If you’re just trying to buy and hodl crypto on an exchange, spread won’t kill you. If you want a gentle introduction to buying your first $100 of Bitcoin, this will work well enough. At the moment I just checked, you’d get $99.6 of Bitcoin for your $100, so that's 0.4% in spread. > > **Financial Services** > > Their **Crypto Earn** and **DeFi wallet** programs are attractive for new crypto users, and allow users to progressively pursue more complicated investing strategies. Crypto Earn is the custodial option on the app, which offers a simple way to earn fairly high interest rates on many coins. > > Their DeFi wallet is a more advanced non-custodial option, with the ability to contribute to CRO validator’s staking, or to participate in liquidity pools. (There’s also a lending program but I’m not familiar with it.) > > ***In sum***, the crypto.com financial ecosystem is not 100% there yet (especially with no US exchange), but it’s the closest thing I’ve seen to a full-service crypto-based financial services provider, and you can imagine a not-too-distant future where, for some people, the company’s offerings would be complete enough that you could ditch your bank entirely without jumping through enormous hoops. In this world, of course, there’s lots of reasons people will be buying CRO. > > **Marketing** > > Many people are very hyped that Crypto.com does a lot of marketing which should benefit CRO and perhaps cryptocurrency in general. You may have heard there's a Matt Damon commercial and a basketball arena in LA. I'm aware Cointest rules say not to focus on marketing, so I'll just make a quick observation. I’ve seen some people say, “oh this is just hype etc.” but if you look at the traditional asset management space, Charles Schwab has a market capitalization of like $170 billion and the primary differentiator between it and other asset managers is really just that Charles Schwab carpetbombs the airwaves with marketing. Marketing does matter in consumer financial services. > > Cointest rules say not to base arguments on price either (Charles Schwab's market cap is NOT a price prediction btw, sorry y'all!) but it’s also relevant to briefly note here that CRO’s marketcap is about 1/6th of BNB’s, so many people believe there’s still upside to this set of observations. > > **Regulation & Security** > > Crypto.com advertises that it works hard to comply with regulation. As a publicly-traded company, so does Coinbase, of course, but the regulatory-compliant approach is quite a contrast to Binance, for example. [Crypto.com](https://Crypto.com) claims to be the first crypto company to have various levels of ISO compliance, [https://crypto.com/images/crypto\_com\_whitepaper.pdf](https://crypto.com/images/crypto_com_whitepaper.pdf), etc. Philosophical arguments about regulation aside, the relevance to CRO is I think it’s fair to say these efforts at compliance probably reduce (but don’t eliminate) the risk of countries swooping in and hammering the exchange or the coin. > > **CRO technical details & tokenomics** > > There were originally 100 billion CRO, but [70 billion were burned](https://blog.crypto.com/70-billion-cro-to-be-burned/). Most people expect the 30 billion supply to continue in the future. There’s currently about 25 billion circulating with the remainder primarily being distributed overtime as validator rewards. These rewards encourage decentralization of the network by giving people an incentive to act as validators. Some people see that as a philosophical plus, but this is still a coin that's very dependent on the company. > > Although the supply is fixed at 30 billion, it’s worth noting that even in the absence of future burns, the supply on the market could fluctuate considerably if the company built up or ran down its holdings. > > Another factor that some consider favorable is that the Visa cards require people to make progressively larger 6-month stakes for higher tier cards (and keep the stakes to retain the card benefits). Therefore, if the number of cardholders increases, an increasing amount of CRO is tied up and unavailable to be dumped. > > CRO successfully migrated from ERC20 to the Crypto.org Chain Mainnet earlier this year. The company has also very recently launched the [Cronos Chain](https://cronos.crypto.org/docs/chain-details/introduction.html) which is compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine and is thus an option for developers to connect Crypto.com users to Ethereum projects and apps and so on. This is interesting to follow, though I think the main reason to invest in CRO for now is if you believe in the company’s vision for executing its financial services offerings. > > **Betting on the sector** > > Finally, there’s a philosophy behind betting on CRO that’s worth mentioning. With apologies to everyone with WAGMI tattoos, there’s over 16,000 cryptos tracked by CoinMarketCap. It’s very difficult to imagine that the majority of these will thrive in the long-term. Some will fade away, new (and often better) ones might arise, etc. > > When you bet on an exchange coin you’re partially placing a bet that demand for buying and trading crypto will continue (at that exchange), but you can be otherwise agnostic on which individual technologies and coins are the best. What’s the best chain for dApps? I have no clue. But I think we’re likely to have dApps in the future and people will want to trade the related currencies and use their crypto. So a nice way to bet on this agnostic view is to invest in exchanges, rather than trying to guess which projects are best. > > **Disclosures:** I’m an Indigo card holder, but don’t hold CRO other than for the stake. I’m personally bullish on cro but I have a lot of cons about it too. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_crypto.com.28cro.29) to find submissions for other topics.

FourthStreetx

Odd, I also don't see the ones that did well here. Where is BNB? Sol? DOGE? Is this also cherrypicked some?

apbt-dad

Definitely agree with Doge and BNB. I was swing trading Doge for a pittance back in 2018. I even had tons of free Doge a colleague sent as a tip for good work (as Doge of originally intended). I was too careless to store them safely.

Fukthisite

I got in during 2017, however I didn't buy any bitcoin or eth because I thought I'd missed the boat on that. Stacked a lot of shitcoins instead but I did also stack a shitload of BNB...... but sold it all before they launched the smart chain. 😂

Proof-Astronomer7733

My greatest regret was cross swapping and not bagging when that coin was at ath thinking it should go any higher until it collapsed to let’s say 0.01 while it was $4,- could load up my bank account but was to greedy. Then i invested also during the so called “ICO” hype back in 2018, lost a lot of money by betting on the wrong coins, should have stay with BTC,ETH and BNB, but stupid me. Learned my lessons the hard way and am now only in BTC and ETH, and another one which i am staking against 13% a year, that combination is giving me less stress than all the other coins out there. Now am back in the plus and probably do make a very nice profit at the end of the year, but took me since 2018 to recover.

Smashedavoandbacon

I thought Eth was overvalued at $120 back in 2017. It did actually drop back to $100 during COVID and I didn't buy. My biggest regret is selling dogecoin in 2020 and not buying BNB when it was $15

Xylber

It is easy to pick the winner alts when you have the 2024 calendar. Back then, how do you know which alt is going to survive? Solana didn't exist, Matic and BNB were created that year. You are not thinking like a person in 2017, you are thinking like a person in 2024 traveling back in time.

pink_tshirt

Double red digits on Weekly generally followed by nice green. Double red digits on 1h ... Well not sure. I bought some BTC and BNB. Might as well buy some FTM.

pink_tshirt

Just deployed my stables: 30% BNB and 70% BTC

uncapchad

Coins have a blockchain of their own, while tokens reside on already-existing blockchains. So L1s such as BTC, ETH, ADA, LTC, BNB, SOL, AVAX etc etc are coins of their blockchains. SHIBWIF etc are tokens on SOL. Arbitrum is a side-chain of ETH and it has its own token, ARB.

crypto_dood

to hear your stories it' just sad. my most stupid thing this year was selling SOL (\~USDT 97) and BNB (\~USDT 420) too early.

piggleii

Oh yeah, definitely market manipulation. Can confirm Binance is selling your alts to prop up BNB. Can confirm. /s

bowdenta

What's the best way to swap ETH on coinbase to BSC BNB on chain?

bowdenta

What's the best way to swap ETH on coinbase to BSC BNB on chain?

nazoree

My portfolio Is equally split threeway BTC, BNB, and shitcoins I never worry about my BTC.. -5%, it's cool.. My BNB is doing just fine... Then there 's you my shitcoins.. Been wanting to exit for an hour now.. Lesson relearned, for the fifth time now I think..

Oheson

In general: 1. 50% Bitcoin 2. 25% Large Caps (ETH, SOL, ADA, Poly, BNB, XRP, Link, AVAX) 3. 20% Cycle Narratives (AI, RWA, Gaming) 4. 5% Memes

ronchon

We did.  But BNB was last cycle's shitcoins chain. And Eth the one before that.

GettinWiggyWiddit

If only reddit spent the same energy on the exact same drama on the BNB and ETH chains as they do on the SOL chain...

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Chainlink has launched a new blockchain bridge application named 'Transporter,' designed to enable safe transfers of crypto assets and data across multiple networks. Utilizing Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) technology, which is also used by SWIFT for secure transactions, Transporter aims to provide a secure and cost-efficient method for high-value token transfers. Initially, it supports blockchains such as Arbitrum, Avalanche, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Optimism, Polygon, and WEMIX. This development addresses the need for secure cross-chain transfers, a critical aspect as the digital asset economy grows and blockchain bridges become increasingly targeted by exploits. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

HSuke

* Bitcoin: You can't calculate this since Bitcoin doesn't have accounts, and each transaction creates new UTXOs * Ethereum: 57% * BNB: 82% * DOGE: 65% Note that the true percent is probably higher since people can create multiple accounts. Source: https://www.coincarp.com rich list

krypto_krusty

Komodo Wallet - It's a true p2p DEX that uses atomic swap technology to trade between different blockchains and even fiat. You can directly swap BTC, LTC, KMD, to ETH, BNB and all their ERC and BEP tokens unlike uniswap. You can also go directly to a private anonymous coin from any blockchain as well. It's totally different to what you have used before

MichaelAischmann

- Send it to a burn address - Sell it - Convert it to BNB

TaiwanDankBoi

BNB chain fast and cheap. Also they give out free money when you stake BNB on Binance launchpool 🚀

Ofulinac

No coin has better long term, deflationary tokenomics than BNB, Moons and ETH. Wish we had more coins like these ones.

Ofulinac

It has one of the best tokenomics and multiple very solid use cases. BNB is easily going past 1k in the mid to long run.

Renzo1989

How does BNB keep going like this?

Begmypard

Wouldn’t count SOL out much like BNB in 21/22. Thought the same but the fucker just kept pumping.

kingOseacows81

lol BNB itself is not going anywhere

kingOseacows81

Hmmmm how did that work out for BNB last cycle 🤔

Still_Theory179

BNB is still killing it

Still_Theory179

BNB is still killing it in terms of price and activity, it's just ignored on this sub

Still_Theory179

Study. The market isn't stupid there is a reason chains like SOL / BNB continue outperforming. Dig a bit deeper

crypross

Start with Binance. Go straight to regular version and skip Light. You’ll figure it out as long as you’re interested enough. And once you master it, you’ll basically know how to use the others since they are basically copy-paste apps just different graphics. Put 5-10$ to BNB instantly and youll save out fees.

CointestMod

#Proof-of-Stake Con-Arguments Below is a Proof-of-Stake con-argument written by excalilbug. > [Proof of Stake](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proof_of_stake) (PoS) is currently the most popular mechanism that secures the blockchain > > But not always the most popular means the best > > The biggest problem of Proof of Stake is that you can't mine coins, you have to buy them. This gives upper hand to the rich. Rich people can buy more coins. And more coins means more power > > But that's not all. As the name suggests - you can stake your coin. And usually when you stake your coins you get more coins. So rich people, who buy a lot of coins, get even more coins. It's perpetuum mobile for the rich > > And the problem with most (all?) PoS coins is that they weren't "born" naturally like Bitcoin. True, Satoshi mined massive number of bitcoins but those bitcoins don't multiply themselves. If he wanted to have more bitcoins, he would have to compete against other miners. But creators of PoS coins leave many coins for themselves and then those coins multiply themselves by doing nothing > > Not to mention that in order to become a validator in the most popular PoS blockchains you have to be rich ([ETH = around $100k](https://ethereum.org/en/staking/)) or super rich ([BNB = around $4 million](https://docs.binance.org/faq/bsc/val.html)!!!) ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Proof-of-stake) to find submissions for other topics.

CointestMod

#Crypto.com(CRO) Pro-Arguments Below is a Crypto.com(CRO) pro-argument written by IAmGiff. > CRO or Crypto.com coin is the native currency of the Crypto.com app, exchange and blockchain. At time of writing, it’s [\#17 by market cap](https://coinmarketcap.com/). > > To begin, the coin is inextricably linked to the fate of the parent company (which is officially named Foris DAX MT (Malta) Limited and was founded in 2016). The coin’s primary purpose is to support the company’s various initiatives, and the success of those initiatives is what would drive adoption of the coin. For the purposes of pros and cons, I don’t think it’s necessary to make sharp distinctions between the coin and the company. > > **Pros** > > I’ll start with three priority areas outlined in their whitepaper: payments, trading and financial services. In [their own words](https://crypto.com/images/crypto_com_whitepaper.pdf): *“Our strategy is to leverage* ***payment solutions as the primary tool for driving adoption and user acquisition****, while building* ***trading and financial services solutions as the major sources of revenue****.”* > > **Real-world payments** > > The company has two major crypto-related payment initiatives. One is a Venmo-like **Crypto.Com Pay** feature. For merchants, the payment system offers lower transaction costs than typical interchange fees and instant settlement. For consumers, there’s a strong “cashback” program. (Despite the potential, it’s unclear how much uptake there is at this point.) > > The **Visa pre-paid debit cards** are becoming fairly ubiquitous. In the U.S., these are issued by Metropolitan Commercial Bank (a New York State chartered bank & member FDIC). They offer some of the best rewards of any card on the market. There’s a tier system, progressively requiring higher investments in CRO to get to higher tiers, that people seem to find motivating. Many people love the design. There’s lots of information about how they work so I won’t repeat it here. Key point is they're indeed popular. > > The most important point (that’s often oddly missed in this discussion) is the cards give you a fast and efficient crypto offramp. Some cryptos can be loaded directly onto the card. Others you have to take the 3-second step of converting to USD or a stablecoin and then loading the card. Either way, you can start with crypto and buy almost anything IRL in a few seconds. > > **Trading** > > In many countries, crypto.com is a full-service **exchange**. In the US (where I’m based) it’s only an app for now although there are plans to open a full exchange eventually. The exchange is ranked #9 by [Coinmarketcap](https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/) although it’s ranked as high as #4 by [Coingecko’s methodology](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges). Recently their spot market volumes are about 20-25% those of Binance but about 80-90% those of Coinbase. (They are a smaller player for now in derivatives, although that could change if they were able to tap the US market.) They support slightly more cryptos than Coinbase, although nowhere near as many as Binance. The fees are apparently cheaper if paid in CRO, which is a driver of utilization. I can't try it out yet myself. > > The **app** is a limited experience but easy to use. If you set-up an ACH push to fund your account there’s no fee to load money onto the app, and card fees are also waived for your first month. Long enough to get many new users hooked. (Although it appears there’s no fees to buying the crypto, there’s in fact an opaque and variable spread fee; more on this in my cons post). If you’re just trying to buy and hodl crypto on an exchange, spread won’t kill you. If you want a gentle introduction to buying your first $100 of Bitcoin, this will work well enough. At the moment I just checked, you’d get $99.6 of Bitcoin for your $100, so that's 0.4% in spread. > > **Financial Services** > > Their **Crypto Earn** and **DeFi wallet** programs are attractive for new crypto users, and allow users to progressively pursue more complicated investing strategies. Crypto Earn is the custodial option on the app, which offers a simple way to earn fairly high interest rates on many coins. > > Their DeFi wallet is a more advanced non-custodial option, with the ability to contribute to CRO validator’s staking, or to participate in liquidity pools. (There’s also a lending program but I’m not familiar with it.) > > ***In sum***, the crypto.com financial ecosystem is not 100% there yet (especially with no US exchange), but it’s the closest thing I’ve seen to a full-service crypto-based financial services provider, and you can imagine a not-too-distant future where, for some people, the company’s offerings would be complete enough that you could ditch your bank entirely without jumping through enormous hoops. In this world, of course, there’s lots of reasons people will be buying CRO. > > **Marketing** > > Many people are very hyped that Crypto.com does a lot of marketing which should benefit CRO and perhaps cryptocurrency in general. You may have heard there's a Matt Damon commercial and a basketball arena in LA. I'm aware Cointest rules say not to focus on marketing, so I'll just make a quick observation. I’ve seen some people say, “oh this is just hype etc.” but if you look at the traditional asset management space, Charles Schwab has a market capitalization of like $170 billion and the primary differentiator between it and other asset managers is really just that Charles Schwab carpetbombs the airwaves with marketing. Marketing does matter in consumer financial services. > > Cointest rules say not to base arguments on price either (Charles Schwab's market cap is NOT a price prediction btw, sorry y'all!) but it’s also relevant to briefly note here that CRO’s marketcap is about 1/6th of BNB’s, so many people believe there’s still upside to this set of observations. > > **Regulation & Security** > > Crypto.com advertises that it works hard to comply with regulation. As a publicly-traded company, so does Coinbase, of course, but the regulatory-compliant approach is quite a contrast to Binance, for example. [Crypto.com](https://Crypto.com) claims to be the first crypto company to have various levels of ISO compliance, [https://crypto.com/images/crypto\_com\_whitepaper.pdf](https://crypto.com/images/crypto_com_whitepaper.pdf), etc. Philosophical arguments about regulation aside, the relevance to CRO is I think it’s fair to say these efforts at compliance probably reduce (but don’t eliminate) the risk of countries swooping in and hammering the exchange or the coin. > > **CRO technical details & tokenomics** > > There were originally 100 billion CRO, but [70 billion were burned](https://blog.crypto.com/70-billion-cro-to-be-burned/). Most people expect the 30 billion supply to continue in the future. There’s currently about 25 billion circulating with the remainder primarily being distributed overtime as validator rewards. These rewards encourage decentralization of the network by giving people an incentive to act as validators. Some people see that as a philosophical plus, but this is still a coin that's very dependent on the company. > > Although the supply is fixed at 30 billion, it’s worth noting that even in the absence of future burns, the supply on the market could fluctuate considerably if the company built up or ran down its holdings. > > Another factor that some consider favorable is that the Visa cards require people to make progressively larger 6-month stakes for higher tier cards (and keep the stakes to retain the card benefits). Therefore, if the number of cardholders increases, an increasing amount of CRO is tied up and unavailable to be dumped. > > CRO successfully migrated from ERC20 to the Crypto.org Chain Mainnet earlier this year. The company has also very recently launched the [Cronos Chain](https://cronos.crypto.org/docs/chain-details/introduction.html) which is compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine and is thus an option for developers to connect Crypto.com users to Ethereum projects and apps and so on. This is interesting to follow, though I think the main reason to invest in CRO for now is if you believe in the company’s vision for executing its financial services offerings. > > **Betting on the sector** > > Finally, there’s a philosophy behind betting on CRO that’s worth mentioning. With apologies to everyone with WAGMI tattoos, there’s over 16,000 cryptos tracked by CoinMarketCap. It’s very difficult to imagine that the majority of these will thrive in the long-term. Some will fade away, new (and often better) ones might arise, etc. > > When you bet on an exchange coin you’re partially placing a bet that demand for buying and trading crypto will continue (at that exchange), but you can be otherwise agnostic on which individual technologies and coins are the best. What’s the best chain for dApps? I have no clue. But I think we’re likely to have dApps in the future and people will want to trade the related currencies and use their crypto. So a nice way to bet on this agnostic view is to invest in exchanges, rather than trying to guess which projects are best. > > **Disclosures:** I’m an Indigo card holder, but don’t hold CRO other than for the stake. I’m personally bullish on cro but I have a lot of cons about it too. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_crypto.com.28cro.29) to find submissions for other topics.

andrxito

Still remember when BNB was the network last time. whatever casino lets you trade for cheap is going to be the bigger one. at least Solana has had traffic and seems to be fixing stuff constantly as it grows.

WeedmanSwag

listing ETH along with those other tokens make no sense. Eth is 5x the mkt cap of BNB (next biggest coin) while BTC is only 3x the mkt cap of ETH

nietzschenakamoto

Alts are fucking hard. Unless you’re really confident, I would stick to BTC/ETH and maybe COIN/BNB/SOL if you want more risk

Smiling_Jack_

SOL is the current scam-chain du jour, but any chain can fit the bill. 2 cycles ago it was ETH. last cycle it was BNB. This cycle it's SOL.

MemenaSerena

BTC, ETH; These two most likely; Also as Ripple survived SEC confrontation, they proved that they are solid - So XRP one more; Some exchanges probably - BNB, as Binance most likely can't be taken down; WBT of WhiteBIT, as they survived war in Eastern Europe, has solid chances of staying strong; and USDT - if they don't mess up with their current capital, hard to go down

R4ID

> Both those projects look weaker now than they have in previous cycles. Ripple has gone from 300+ Ripplenet customers to 500+ ripplenet customers. with EVM sidechains, The AMM and now the stable coin announcement. its been nothing but growth and improvement from last cycle to this one. that doesnt even include all the devs now developing on the XRPL from last cycle to now. XRP has only grown cycle to cycle. >I meant that another project can come along and improve on what ETH is doing, in turn replacing it. Some are already close. Many already can do what "ETH does" better than it currently, but if they dont get that "name brand" recognition, it wont matter. VHS/Betamax right? >Aside from Bitcoin, I'd say that every single project is replaceable. Others that look too strong to die might become the crypto equivalent of AOL or MySpace. I mean, just looking at the top 10, I could really only see that for say USDT, BNB and USDC. and each would require something catastrophic to happen to their main org. Some sort of major depeg from the stablecoins could shake trust in them and cause problems for sure. and Maybe something crazy happens to Binance which would def hurt BNB. but again, they each require something pretty major to happen to make them not a thing anymore.

rjm101

This seems promising! Reloading that page makes it try to automatically load the wallet extension rather than going through the connect wallet button / modal. That way loads the BNB Chain Wallet extension. It says I unstaked successfully with that approach, actual transaction says pending but maybe I just need to wait a bit for this to show up in my balance. How long does that take? Either way this has got me further, fingers crossed🤞

NHLroyrocks

Have you tried unstaking by disabling/uninstalling trust wallet and then revisiting the staking page with BNB wallet extension still enabled/installed? That has worked for me in continuing to stake using the old wallet extension.

derika22

Trust wallet is owned by Binance...maybe it is the way to keep BNB price artificially up.

mohicanin

BNB

coinfeeds-bot

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Worried_Fall4350

Put it all on BNB on binance and just let it farm free coins and sell... Might not get you those 100x-1000x but it's risk free and zero anxiety that let's you sleep peacefully while consistently earning a decent amount that you can cash out anytime you wish.

alfapredator

BNB

Despacit0

I just invested in ETH! Not sure about BNB though, not convinced about them. As for the tracking every crypto. I probably will only track the top 4 of my portfolio which are now BTC, ETH, SOL & LINK. The others are just pure speculation and hopefully they work out in the near future. I think the AI tokens will do well, maybe ill get rid of SHIB & DOT.

Cptn_BenjaminWillard

One thing that I learned years ago is that the more diversified you are, the harder it is to keep track of everything. You currently have ten assets. Stick to that number. If you want to acquire an additional asset, take a long hard look at what you have, and pick one to walk away from in favour of the new one. I'd also have a bit more in the top five, ie. include some ETH and BNB, even though I view BNB somewhat suspiciously. Investigate all of the red flags about any of the ones you have above. Make a list for each, and keep it handy. Don't cross things off that list unless you're 100% certain it's not a potential issue. Every crypto you've listed has some cons, you just need to figure them out so you're aware (I would say this about every crypto in existence, none are perfect and all have weaknesses).

Still_Theory179

The nodes don't hold history but they obviously hold the state... State is what each account holds eg if I have 20 SOL in my wallet every validators tracks that as part of state but they do not need to know about every specific historic transaction that got me 20 SOL. When restarting validator have to agree on which slot number to restart to, this takes some coordination. It's really not that easy, it usually takes several hours for an agreed slot to be chosen and 80% of weighted stake to agree to restart there. So do I btwt. Solana has more active users than pretty much any other chin recently. BNB is close if not highers at times.

urbannnomad

I mean you are posting nonsense about 1 and 0.5 sol gas fees while the dashboard you linked yourself shows the average is 0.00019. The 'priority' fee is around 0.001 sol now, you can set it to whatever you want but most transactions that are failing with that high of a fee are trading low marketcap shitcoins with low slippage, this isn't even close to the average user. ​ Anyway, this sub is trash because of people like you, "Not looking too good for our Ethereum killer" then you cry about tribalism, but at least there are more people calling out nonsense like this. ​ For anyone who actually wants to learn, get a wallet and try the different chains for yourself. Try ETH, try BNB , try SOL, try SUI make your own mind up instead of listening to these clowns larping. This sub is literally a blackhole for information, all you get is trash like this, dude posts a link to a dashboard he doesn't understand.

Sothisismylifehuh

This is what happens. BTC -> ETH -> BNB and now SOL. Money flows to where money is being made and people are *greedy*.

Helliarc

I'm gonna say it... NOBODY CARES ABOUT YOUR CONGESTED SHITCOINNETWORK! BNB handled it like a champ last alts season. It looks like SOL just isn't the one, and everyone is migrating over to BASE. We'll ruin BASE somehow, and we'll all just go back to BNB. Centralization sucks, but it sure does help meme tokens!

Kavub

Ah yes, the ol' stake your BNB, get some free crap, sell said free crap.

Quixote0630

SAGA with the largest launchpool in Binance history. Over $13B in BNB and FDUSD staked for it. Mainnet and airdrop on April 9th if you claimed. Could be a good one!

Quixote0630

SAGA with the largest launchpool in Binance history. Over $13B in BNB and FDUSD staked for it. Mainnet and airdrop on April 9th if you claimed. Could be a good one!

TheUsualNiek

Check this out! This already did awesome on BNB, now it's on Solana alswel!

philipos357

Base has really exploded after Solana failed to meet the demand huh? It’s like watching BNB all over again. Users have a choice to bridge anywhere but they chose a CEX L2.

kryptkpr

Canada and Ontario especially heavily regulates what you can buy OTC (no USDT, no BNB). Have to rely on defi or other conversion services.

biba8163

> Any fool can make an Alt, and any fool will buy it. —Henry David Thoreau - Only 2 coins from the top 25 from January 2018 are in profit (BTC, ETH) - Only 6 coins out of 1,500+ coins from January 2018 are in profit (BTC, ETH, BNB, DOGE, LINK, AAVE) - Now you have 7,500+ coins and people think diversifying your portfolio with Alts that almost always lose money will somehow make them money

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cucumberbutthole69

How to reclaim my liquidity one year later? Back in 2021 I made my own shitcoin for fun. I put in a decent amount of BNB in order to fund the liquidity, and I remember it told me I couldn’t remove it for a year. Anyways I’m trying to get that crypto back and I’m not sure where to start. All I know is that in my metamask wallet it shows a crap ton of the coin itself. I have little to no experience with crypto. Can someone point me in the right direction?

timac

Everything below BNB

DebianDog

you can use [Binance.US](https://Binance.US) they support BNB USDC on BEP20 and even on SOL

Winnie_the_poops

I have USDC in my coin base wallet on the BNB network. I'm in the US and I can't link an account to purchase BNB through binance to complete any transactions, and I can't purchase BNB through coinbase. Are my coins just stuck in limbo forever? Is there any other way to obtain BNB so that I can complete my transactions? Or is there any way to get the coins off the BNB network? Thanks for the advice.

KaydeeKaine

But..but 0.075% fees if you pay with BNB!

Dro1100

Somewhat yeah, seems people scramble to buy BNB when a new launchpool appears.

Tiny_Watercress8683

How come BNB is doing so well?

Existing_Muscle_4219

You could say that about any project, it all depends on the mechanics, if the the coin is used to facilitate every transaction on their blockchain and there are billions of $ of volume every day then I’d expect a fair amount will be held onto and used for the fees required. Think how BNB is used but for not just crypto but stocks as well. It’s worth holding onto while the price is low and converting to tokenised assets when we can. I’d say it’s a pretty good bet.

StatisticalMan

Hardware wallets should be used even for hot wallets. No wallet supports specific tokens they support networks. If your hardware wallet supported the Ethereum network then it supports every token that exists on Ethereum network and every one that ever will exist. Same thing with Solana If is supports Ethereum, Solana, and BNB networks that is 99.9999999999% of the shitcoins out there.

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cyger

By metawallet you mean metamask wallet? Metamask is a great erc20 wallet. uniswap supports erc20 and BNB chains. Also consider shapeshift.org for crosschain swaps.

CandidateNrOne

2 years ago I began working with Cryptos and for exercising I made a memecoin. I put a pair to pancake with one BNB and my coin. Than I bought that coin from my pair and after some trades, when the coin pool was going empty, I suddenly was a multimillionaire. That’s how it works. The funny thing is: in the wrong country I had to pay millions of taxes for that. As it was for exercise, I sold back and closed the pool. So don’t believe all posts telling a 1000x in a day without looking at the surroundings.

SolarisX86

What's crazy to me is why BNB and Doge are up so much over the past month vs BTC and ETH. I kinda get Solana with all the meme coin hype surrounding it lately (tons of opportunities) and even Avax for it's utility. I swear, crypto market is so irrational sometimes. [30 Day charts](https://imgur.com/a/8DS7XFp)

vividotx

Click deposit, choose BNB chain then copy the address. You get USDT in exchange, You can transfer it out with chains that the exchange Support. Test it with 1 USD, then you will get it.

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Kants_Paradigm

Those are people looking for moonshots. Coins that have launching platforms that spike and then need to liquidate to pay the launch platform and never recover from it. Coins that, for no reason at all have HUGE leaps in liquidity (whale trap). Coins that are the classic pump and dump rug pull. If you want to make money on this without playing the lottery? Try buying Blue chip coins with potential for growth. Or find projects that are just launching of their own merits without any help and slowly build up new CEX listings and DEXes. Yes these are slower. But still give way more gains than any bank would in interest that is for sure. If the capital raises enough it can do that x100-x1000 as soon as people notice the project. So look for low market caps. For me right now that is $GOLDEN inu with their project of a pay to earn videogame (alpha is available) and market place integration. Market cap 2 millions on ERC-20 and 1.5-2 million on BNB. As well as their now community project Baby Golden that gives pro-rata returns in $GOLDEN coins by taxing people that move in or out. Leading to some nice gains to be made over time whilst the main project picks up more traction.

Chaos0328

It's the time table. People waited years to make millions off bitcoin, however if you get into a pyramid scheme at the top of the pyramid you're gonna make a shit ton quickly... that's the entire appeal. There might be 5 to 10 legit memecoins/shit coins, the rest are pump and dump/pyramid schemes... On a side not I created 3 meme coins today... cost me a whole $6 in BNB... so it's fuckin easy. I did it to see how easy it was... anyone want a few trillion coins?

Hot_Jeetos

In this order of holdings: BTC Solana ETH Algo XRP Chainlink Filecoin Matic Truefi (this is my current fave low cap, performing very well) HBAR Wif LTC ADA Coti The Graph IMX Uniswap Slerf Audius BCH BNB Peng ​ I would probably not have held XRP, Matic, ADA, The Graph, Peng and Uniswap if I could redo but everything pumps in the bull. Obvs Solana is the best performing (900% up currently). I'm not looking to buy again really, maybe when we get the first big pullback. What are your current fav low caps?

veepeein8008

There is no base token. It’s an L2 chain. Similar to Binance BSC or Polygon. You open your metamask, change to the Base Chain then just send ETH to your wallet to fund it. Last cycle BSC was super popular. It’s literally the same except coinbase’s version but there’s no native token like BSC used BNB. On base you just use ETH.

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DanuEndeavours

Good point, their free tokens and crazy earn % really do sound somewhat too good... Could be just confidence about the upcoming bull market. Their supply however is larger too. BNB at 153 M and CRO at 30 B. While I didn't mean it will reach a price of BNB, as that would mathematically be "reaching' , I think as a service company it may challenge Binances Market cap. Maybe it could come close in this bull run , fueling hope of overcoming it in the next... But for sure it may easily reach top 10. It reached #13 in the last run... And guaranteed, history doesn't predict, but surely their user base goals aren't small yet achievable.

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Jap_Swap

Transferring BNB to my Dex wallet atm, don’t want to miss out!

Token_Broker

Download Phantom Wallet Send Solana from an exchange Open the browser in the wallet Click Jupiter swap Paste contract address 98ZmjtNLjTr1yih6D7fdFm8ViU1jEYDcBU1wjc2k9imV Swap for for Solana Almost identical process to using trust wallet, BNB and pancake swap

Worldly-Topic1168

If you need BNB for initial gas and can’t buy directly with moonpay or other 3rd parties that metamask works with; you could open a Binance account (.us or .com). Send some cheap token (I do SOL) from Coinbase to Binance. Swap the SOL to BNB in Binance, then withdraw the BNB to your metamask so you have gas funds

Worldly-Topic1168

Coinbase USDT is the Ethereum ERC-20 token so any sent to your CB from BNB chain (BEP20) will be lost. You can use a DEX to change some of your USDT to BNB for gas fees. Pancakeswap is a pretty popular one. To get from web3 metamask BEP20…you could maybe try DOGE. I think it’s a native BNB token. So swap some USDT to BNB for gas (maybe $5-$20 worth depending on your amount. Then swap the rest for doge. Send doge to your CB wallet and then swap to whatever stable or fiat you want. Probably test with small amount first like you did with USDT

YoungCapitalist95

Bro honestly you shouldn’t start your crypto experience by trying to make 100-500$ within a couple of months. While the potential upside is very attractive, you should consider starting a little sidehustle instead of investing into a high risk asset market. If you can’t resist investing, the only thing i would ever recommend is putting small bets into the top 10 coins to have some exposure to the market. A simple 50% BTC, 30% ETH and 20% across BNB, ADA, SOL, AVAX would be enough. But please, if you consider starting your investmentjourney as a college undergraduate, educate yourself about indexing and traditional markets first. Investing into an MSCI World Index is the best risk reward investment for you. Since you are an young college student, compounding interest should be the first thing to dive in before touching crypto. No one will, or tell you how to make a quick 100-500$ here unless they try to scam you. If there is an easy way to make 100-500€, no one would tell you cause they would abuse this to the max for themself. (Disclaimer: This is no Financial advise, just my experience)