ASM

Alternative_Pea_2145

Here's a HOT TIP PICK To make Millions buy $ ASM.X this coin is an AI Coin called Assemble protocol its going from .03 cents to a Dollar, once Elon Musk mentions it on Twitter-X this coin has Utility its not a meme coin! Mark this Post people & Buy as much as U can, u will inbox me and thank me!!

Eiji_the_second

$ASM

Alternative_Pea_2145

Here's a HOT TIP PICK To make Millions buy $ ASM.X this coin is an AI Coin called Assemble protocol its going from .03 cents to a Dollar, once Elon Musk mentions it on Twitter-X this coin has Utility its not a meme coin! Mark this Post people & Buy as much as U can, u will inbox me and thank me!!

Paddy2015

Revolut X is listing ASM as $0.019 instead of $0.040 for some reason.

Paddy2015

For some reason revolut X is listing ASM as $0.019 instead of $0.040

vomitKeeb

Look, I really love bitcoin, and I want to help you, but you have got to do some research on your own. I get that things are all over the place, so here are some places to start. `op_return` is just one of many many many opcodes (original name, eh?). [Here ](https://learnmeabitcoin.com/technical/script/)is a place that can give you information about them. They tell the bitcoin protocol how to treat, manipulate, and operate on data. [Here ](https://mempool.space/tx/69708943906eb32a320a5a450fed450b0f14b4e475a98bc74615962b68a0bc83)is the transaction you're asking about. Look at it. *REALLY* look at it. Click the "Details" button. Look at the data. [Mempool.space](http://Mempool.space) really helps us out with the ScriptPubKey (ASM) box, which breaks apart the transaction by opcode. We can see that 36 outputs containing your ascii art do the following thing (note: 0x means the numbers that follow are in [hexadecimal](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hexadecimal)): 1. `op_dup` (0x76) 2. `op_hash160` (0xa9) 3. `op_push20` (0x14) - this says "I have 20 bytes of data to say coming up" 1. note that at this point, we have constructed a transaction that starts with `76a914`, so that was my note before 4. 20 bytes of data. this is where your art lives. 5. `op_equalverify` (0x88) 6. `op_checksig` (0xac) 1. Note that this is the suffix `88ac` Steps one and two are necessary to make five and six work, which coincidentally is why there is no `op_return`. If you want to get into the nitty gritty, please do some research. Feel free to dm me when you understand what is going on there if you need a rubber ducky to explain in your own words. I know I don't feel like I understand a subject until I can explain it to someone else and I'd be happy to be a listener if you need one. In summary, there are a bunch of outputs with 20 bytes of data in hex in each. If you combine all those 20 bytes and put it through a hex --> ascii converter (you can find them online), you will see your ascii art. Good luck, dive deep, and have fun stacking. Final easter egg - 546 sats isn't an [accidental ](https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/86068/how-was-the-dust-limit-of-546-satoshis-was-chosen-why-not-550-satoshis)number.

Coinuptrend

Looks like this is taking ASM to exponentially go to $1+ Great news!

Otherwise-Memory-246

I want to understand the impact of staking? New to Reddit, but heard this platform can be used to understand a wide range of topic. A friend of mine based in South Korea works for a company called Sta1.com as a UX/UI engineer. His department also works on a side crypto project called Assemble AI $ASM. He mentioned they are planning to stake the coins and encourage holders to lock in tokens and reduce supply. Any idea what impact this will have on price?

mybigamplove

ASM

oNCAo

This is how I’m thinking right now, hopefully it can help you. BTC dominance looks like it is primed to keep on rising, right now it’s at about 55% and I think it’ll head to 65%~75% over the next couple months. Alts (or meme coins) are gonna get crushed until that trend reverses. To me, that just means it’ll be a great time to load up on more. I’m most hopeful for ASM, SHIB and SUKU for the alt coins I own. Not financial advice tho, you do you king 👑

mybigamplove

ASM low mc and can easily 10x with latest news

mybigamplove

ASM

Occams-hairbrush1

Bitcoin is far less likely to go up 10x then some dumb alt coin. ASM, just as an example, went up 10x from September to February. Then it crashed. Bitcoin is far more likely to be a good long term investment than ASM, but if you're looking a quick 10x you want a coin with a low market cap.

RoyalBudget770

ASM?

babytoshi

ASM

ThatChrisGuy7

So was ASM just a pump and dump?

LargeSnorlax

ASM is Socialfi, which is basically another word for [failed experiment in 4 months](https://news.bitcoin.com/socialfis-shining-star-friend-tech-dims-a-tale-of-decline-and-disinterest/) Friend.tech wasn't the first either, we've seen everything from Steem to Scrypt to something literally called [Socialfi.ai](https://socialfi.ai/) - It's always going to go the same way - People believe they've found the second coming of web3 social media - People realize that social media is meaningless if there aren't any users, and all the users are using the apps that everyone else is using, Twitter and Reddit - People abandon the second coming of web3 social media Tale as old as time (and Crypto) at this point

djawesome361

ASM keeps pumping day by day and keeps being ignored by this board lol

jezusisthe1

ASM has been on a steady rise for the last 90 days, interesting to see how it plays out.

wooly_torch

My january snapshot: ONDO- poised to run? MANTA- when will it cool down? PENDLE- interesting chart mmhmm yesss… MKR- is this old dog waking up? what does that say about other DAOs ALEPH- has this train passed or is it getting revved? RLC- lookin’ juicy ASM- hmmmmmmmm.

GoldenRain99

Huge fan of Alethea, and ASM.

TheNameIsWiggles

ASM

FerretSuperb

Literally the same here. I've lost a lot but since we've been more stable recently, my stacks are growing nicely. ASM, DYP, Quickswap are just a few

FerretSuperb

Hopefully all the ones I'm in haha. Some of which are, ASM, ATOM, DYP

FerretSuperb

Assemble Protocol (ASM)

FerretSuperb

Assemble Protocol (ASM)

midnightcaptain

I think people have made assumptions about what Ledger was meaning by "private keys can't be extracted". What they meant was that the firmware running on the secure element chip doesn't allow the keys to leave the chip, and the chip will only run firmware signed by Ledger so that behaviour can't be changed by an attacker. The idea that the hardware is physically incapable of outputting the private key, no matter what firmware is running on it is a misunderstanding so fundamental I don't think Ledger ever considered people might think that. The secure element is not a special cryptocurrency processor. It doesn't know anything about private keys and how important they are. It has a lot of great security and cryptography features that the firmware can use, but ultimately it's just a chip that does whatever it's programmed to do. As their CTO said on Twitter: >Using a wallet requires a minimal amount of trust. If your hypothesis is that your wallet provider is the attacker, you’re doomed. >If the wallet wants to implement a backdoor, there are many ways to do it, in the random number generation, in the cryptographic library, in the hardware itself. It’s even possible to create signatures so that the private key can be retrieved only by monitoring the blockchain >And open source doesn’t really solve this. It’s impossible to have guarantees that the electronic itself is not backdoored, nor that the firmware that runs inside the wallet is the one you audited. >If you want to be completely trustless, you'll have to learn electronics to build your computer, learn ASM to build your compiler, then build a wallet stack, your own node and synchronizer, you'll have to learn cryptography to build your own signature stack. So yes, to use a Ledger device you have to trust that Ledger themselves have not and will not install a backdoor to steal your money, because they absolutely could if they felt like committing a massive and difficult to get away with crime.

billyfudger69

Haha, I love that. Honestly I wish I knew how to program x86-64 ASM and AArch64. I see knowing programming languages as freedom, the more bare metal you know and can use the more free you are. (Well at least for the software you run.)

billyfudger69

And the fact that one is RISC running the AArch64 instruction set and the other is CISC running the x86-64 ASM instruction set.

twaanman

And sold my dog, my ASM collection and all of my remaining teeth. BTC or BUST! With Meth binges throughout

Extreme-Cup1969

Option 2 definitely. More projects fail than succeed so throwing a bunch of darts at the board and hoping 1 sticks is taking equal risk but less reward whereas picking 1 or 2 to focus on carries similar risk but bigger reward if it's a hit. I threw my darts all into 3 projects: RBIF mostly and then some in ASM and Jupiter. The latter 2 have been huge disappointments. Everything has been volatile granted, but the latter 2 abandoned giving updates and marketing and at this point I don't even know if they are still actively working the projects. With RBIF I at least have a direct line to the dev team and get constant and consistent updates.

GoldenRain99

I'm only invested in one of these projects atm, but they're probably the furthest ahead out of most others in the space. Alethea AI, and Altered State Machine (ASM) Brains. They're working on integrating AI into NFTs. This would give NFTs the ability to run DAOs themselves, develop projects, trade, etc. It all starts with the right training AI

Armando1917

If you want a blue chip project which I believe I building the most, with actual potential, I do seriously recommend looking into the fluf world/ASM/futureverse ecosystem.

wooly_torch

If I had checks to throw at coins that look pleasing but may not be so popular: INJ, ASM, and ENS.

AutoModerator

Here is a [Nitter link](https://nitter.net/MonstersRocket?s=20&t=VO1LbrgrX9kcGQ4ASM9zEA) for the Twitter thread linked above. Nitter is better for privacy and does not nag you for a login. More information can be found [here](https://nitter.net/about). --- *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoCurrency) if you have any questions or concerns.*

Dro1100

the crypto at home: ​ 

TBX-12

Right now? 75% BTC 25% ETH. Few months ago? Altcoins like AMP and ASM

unholyfire

Schrodinger's ASM

Setyman

What do you think about ASM? Should I yolo in?

NoShip7475

My favorite projects are ranked in no particular order: 1. ⁠AMP - a token used for instant settlement assurance for any chain. It's a no brainer to gap risk for business transactions. 2. ⁠Monero XMR - Money so private even the IRS can't find it. 3. ⁠Litecoin LTC - I used to be fairly down on this project but with recent privacy upgrades and a capped supply - this is the little coin that can imo. 4. ⁠Stellar XLM - Handles millions of transactions per second at fractions of a penny. Stellar's quick banking features make it look like a good bet for one of the bigger players in the future of web3 "banking". 5. ⁠Civic CVC - Civic is attempting to build out a identity verification system that avoids the need for repeat verification across any use. Using the blockchain, an identity can be positively assigned to a person to control, it remains visible on the blockchain at all times for verification. 6. ⁠The Graph GRPH - The Graph indexes blockchains to make their data easier to find and use for a variety of uses across all blockchains. Like Google. 7. ⁠Assemble Protocol ASM - Assemble is a blockchain based reward point system that allows vendors to issue and track reward points for customers at their business. The blockchain should reduce a lot of headaches with these types of systems. 8. ⁠Polygon MATIC - Polygon is quickly emerging as THE layer 2 solution to be on. It has historically had scaling issues, but problems are growth related and it doesn't seem to be slowing anytime soon. Polygons extremely quick service time and low fees make it a no brainer to use. I used to have CRO on this list but it has been culled. Feedback appreciated and welcomed, but these are my actual positions in the current market, minus BTC of course.

NoShip7475

My favorite projects are ranked in no particular order: 1) AMP - a token used for instant settlement assurance for any chain. It's a no brainer to gap risk for business transactions. 2) Monero XMR - Money so private even the IRS can't find it. 3) Litecoin LTC - I used to be fairly down on this project but with recent privacy upgrades and a capped supply - this is the little coin that can imo. 4) Stellar XLM - Handles millions of transactions per second at fractions of a penny. Stellar's quick banking features make it look like a good bet for one of the bigger players in the future of web3 "banking". 5) Civic CVC - Civic is attempting to build out a identity verification system that avoids the need for repeat verification across any use. Using the blockchain, an identity can be positively assigned to a person to control, it remains visible on the blockchain at all times for verification. 6) The Graph GRPH - The Graph indexes blockchains to make their data easier to find and use for a variety of uses across all blockchains. Like Google. 7) Assemble Protocol ASM - Assemble is a blockchain based reward point system that allows vendors to issue and track reward points for customers at their business. The blockchain should reduce a lot of headaches with these types of systems. 8) Polygon MATIC - Polygon is quickly emerging as THE layer 2 solution to be on. It has historically had scaling issues, but problems are growth related and it doesn't seem to be slowing anytime soon. Polygons extremely quick service time and low fees make it a no brainer to use. I used to have CRO on this list but it has been culled. Feedback appreciated and welcomed, but these are my actual positions in the current market, minus BTC of course. I'm

lardarz

Tezos is mine, closely followed by ASM

SpySeaRamen


Woowoodyydoowoow

It’s been a few months since your posting this. How’s it going? How confident are you in this project? I stumbled on ASM so I decided to do some reading. From what I’ve gathered it’s a rewards point based system, with the goal of unifying global reward points across e-commerce platforms. The idea of transforming reward points into a permanent and tradable asset sounds like an interesting concept. I would definitely be interested to learn more from a member of the community. My questions are: 1.) What incentivizes partnering with ASM? 2.) Is the general idea to adopt ASM opposed to building/maintaining an in-house reward points system? 3.) do you truly believe this could be adopted by various businesses in the United States and other countries? A few random examples being gas stations like 7Eleven, target, or any other entity that offers rewards to customers?

jezusisthe1

Anyone else holding a bag of ASM? 😂😭

TheNameIsWiggles

Assemble Protocol (ASM)

cj-tb

Yeah it's true pretty toxic lol the posts start sounding more and more desperate to get people to hold on the lower the price goes 😂😂 I remember the ASM sub was pretty bad when I was on it months ago.

Zuzuant

Its name is Assemble protocol, ASM, but I like to call it ASS.

kindoflikesnowing

Technically you are probably right. I think 99% of NFTs will go to 0 or are designed to just steal your ETH. That being said I love NFTs and think they are awesome and plenty of them I collect. From POAPs, to Zapper NFTs to ASM NFTs.

Jpmorganvagina

I just bought ASM this morning, looks like it's at its bottom no?

Standard-Club9655

I feel your pain. I dumped my remaining holdings of ASM this evening and made a 50% loss overall. I had faith in what appeared to be a promising project, but concluded it was lacking sustained development and the coin's value was being heavily scalped whales. Still, I met some great people in the small community and hope it one day repays the faith of those that have continued to hold.

jezusisthe1

ASM lol

krismasstercant

Well I had initial success and almost made nearly 100k+ profit. Well I sold late and didn't make as much so I tried again with the initial loan value putting half in shit coins and half in LRC, MASK, and ASM. Now because of the crash im stuck bag holding all my cryptos (If i sold now it would almost be for nothing) and because of my shit loan APY I'm living on just 150+ a month and can't afford to do any of my hobbies, really have to pay attention to how much I drive my car, and basically can't eat out anymore. It fucking sucks, and I have to fucking hope my coins will go back up so I can pay off the loan.

AromaticCarob

There are 17000 plus cryptos now. Many of them are little better than scams and will surely fail. These must be a significant percentage of the 17,000. As for me, I've got a couple of small caps which might not make it like ASM for example.

cabarnha

ASM, Assemble Protocol. Potentially a cool project, already in use in SK. Super low marketcap. Most importantly though, you can say you aren’t in a shitcoin but the Ass itself.

Teleporter55

10 years ago everyone was too smart for Bitcoin and called it a scam. Today that's happening with NFTs. Most of you are missing the boat because your still fomoing the old shit. Yes a lot of NFTs are cash grabs. But there's highly advanced projects like nftworlds critterz ASM brains.. This is what will blow up. You're seeing basic shit and assuming it's all a scam. Do yourself a favor and treat NFTs like they were Bitcoin in 2009. Look for projects that offer more than an image. Many of them have very interesting potential and a lot of programmatic backing

Zuzuant

ASM - i like to call it the ass protocol

Spear-of-Stars

Put this in your maybe file - ASM has been added to some IRA portfolios, lots of partnerships, blah blah...I'm not one of those who think every small cap is going to a dollar. I think it'll go to fifteen cents again soon though so now would be a good time to buy... in my mind.

Buddy_Palguy

What’s this ASM bullshit pumpin now?

TheNameIsWiggles

Feels like that's what's happening with ASM right now lol.

TheNameIsWiggles

Today, my ASM holdings have been like a warm hug on a gloomy rainy day.

cj-tb

Why is this shitcoin ASM pumping? Lolol They hardly release anything 🤣

JohnAkaJ

$COVAL, $MDT, $XYO, $ASM, $JASMY are the main ones i move around in

MSX362

BTC and ETH if you want steady reliable gains. I'm also in ATOM for their APR stakes, although they aren't as good as they used to be. I missed the boat on the big earning potential. Riskier coins I'm holding and hoping for some movement next year or year after. Shib, mana, gods, derace, LRC, ACH, Matic, ASM, ENJ and Ghost.

PongLenis00

ARPA, ASM, PLA, COTI, CTSI. Im buying these for 10% of my portfolio tomorrow morning, and plan to hold them through the year.

ToyVaren

I think ASM is what happens before BDSM.

krismasstercant

Anybody else here feeling pretty positive about ASM and MASK?

Spear-of-Stars

AVAX, CRO, ALGO...and who knows maybe JASMY and ASM.

beeze455

ASM is on the move. Not sure what the news is yet, but makes me wonder. Anybody know?

SorrowCloud

ASM only has a market cap of 67 million. Holy shit, I want to yolo on it so bad. Can anyone convince me or tell me it’s a bad idea?

SorrowCloud

ASM only had a market so of 67 million. Holy shit, I want to yolo on it so bad. Can anyone convince me or tell me it’s a bad idea?

wallTVEN

ASM

KraneTv

Add more ASM - Assemble Protocol. Early Project, nice Product. Prolly Binance listing around the corner. Pretty confident its going to push higher next year. Low MC on Coimbase

mooon_shoes

SYLO - decentralized and private messaging app. It sounds like they’re positioning it for a huge year in 2022. A few of the founders are involved in separate NFT projects (Flufs, Party Bears and ASM) and it sounds like SYLO will allow them to connect a decentralized metaverse built by NFT communities.

NoAd4273

ASM 6pm GMT🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

NoAd4273

ASM 6pm GMT🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀 load up boys

TheNameIsWiggles

ASM! I think the utilization behind Assemble Protocol gives it a lot of potential. I'm excited for the possibility of it 🚀🚀🚀 but I'm also just excited to use it in general. The idea is that, if adopted, it could allow you to combine loyalty points from different sources and *assemble* them into one crypto. I think that's just the bees knees. Here's to ASM taking off and being adopted in 2022! 🥂

Rastifar

I keep looking to ASM and wonder why that stuff hasn't taken off yet.

Spear-of-Stars

AMP, ACH, ASM and Jasmy - they may or may not be shit. At least some of them seem to hold value okay even when everything tanks.

cj-tb

ASM hasn't given an update and seems like a dead project imo

heavymetalarmageddon

DCA 30% ETH 30% BTC 15% ALGO 15% LRC 10% MANA And a small, separate portfolio for moon shots Jasmy ASM ANKR

4745454B

The thing is that there is a soon airdrop happening for new coins that IOTA foundation is minting, and they are airdropping 70% of those among the user base who stake. No idea whether the ASM and SHIM coins will have any value in the future, but hey, free coins :)

ukrepman

Ah man didn’t you hear? The Bank of America accidentally bought a trillion$ worth of ASM, but sold straight away because they are paper hands. Imagine if you cashed out. Unlucky brother

Spear-of-Stars

ASM has me checking the charts now. I forgot I grabbed a bag...lots of things happening.

Spear-of-Stars

ASM is up 27% right now when the rest of the market is taking a red bath. CEO of Tron (TRX) following Assemble Protocol on Twitter... 🧐

Orange1155

DNT and Shib for ~10k losses each, ASM for some more, then BICO for $68k loss in about 1 day, now I'm in SPELL at .2128 and it's like .12 now

FleshFam007

Young Avengers 'Directors Cut' cgc 9.8. Got the book raw for $5. Made plenty home runs. Still got plenty in the basement. All my gains are down seriously insane. Sitting on a ASM #194 (1st Black Cat) in a CGC 9.8. Got that book for $40. Not selling that one anytime soon. But selling on eBay provides the money to buy crypto. It could all go to shit, and I wouldn't need to kill myself. 😂

darandtt99

BTC, Eth and ASM

TheNameIsWiggles

Meeee. Got me some ETH and some more ASM.

jezusisthe1

DOT, AMP, ASM, ONE, LINK (:c)

devstology

ASM on Coinbase. It was listed in October. Has super low market cap and low supply. If it ends up listed on binance soon it’ll take off.

cometburn4

Have to read more and figure this out. I already own ASM Assemble Protocol

Zuzuant

Here’s a list of alts I’m invested, I did my research and believe in them. I’ll list them from my favorite to my least favorite: Banano, CKB, IOTX, ASM, ARPA, RNDR. If you want to flip money fast, here are some poopie coins as well, I put 5 bucks in each.: Santa Elon, Everdome, SANINU. NFA, stay safe and have a nice day

JohnAkaJ

I love $ASM and $XYO the most

FucktheCaball

Please excuse my ignorance on the subject, but what is ASM? Also I dont know what MC is, thank you for taking your time to let me know tho.

Commercial_Ad7480

I mean ASM looks lit, super low MC and it's almost coming up to Q4 of its project.

FiReStOrM_IO

Buy some $ASM bags before you go. They use the Assemble points program there.

Admirable_Reindeer_7

ASM i just did so myself. Not financial advice but good 5x potential (assemble protocol) cause super small market cap listed on Coinbase

jezusisthe1

ASM

HisSize

Full disclosure I have a heavy bag of ASM myself