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You seem very well informed, thanks for your answer. Yeah I noticed they’re still in the funding stage but will keep an eye on that. I have CVX, FTM, BAL, NEAR, and AVX as my tips for 2022. Anything you would change or swap out?
Ok what isnt a shit coin? cause doge and shibu did better than btc or #2 (eth). Cosmos also did better. Lmk the "blue chips" so I can send a dozen that did better. Cause eth and btc weren't blue chips this cycle as 3.5k above highs are laughable. SOL, AVX, Doge fucking coin, Shibu destroyed the "blue chips" but I will wait for someone who took multiple blows in the head to tell me blue chips.
I believe Altcoins will have a tremendous run this year, so I've filled my bag with a lot of them, including SOL, AVX, MATIC, and SWASH, all in the hopes of being well-positioned for the bull run.
Despite the fact that memecoins do not appeal to me, I believe I will take the time to learn more about them.I've chosen my projects based on their use cases and real-world solutions, and I've made good money with them, such as the TOWER, PKR, CVP, and AVX, among others.
Solana has so heavily prioritised scalability that it genuinely takes a workstation connected to the internet via a commercial-grade internet connection to maintain the network, which causes it to be more centralised. To run a validator node, one needs a machine that is kitted out with: - A 12-core CPU that offers a clock speed of 2.8GHz or higher, thaat also supports the AVX2 instruction set. - 128GBs of RAM or more. - 1.5TBs or more of storage through an NVMe SSD just to store the blockchain alone (500GB+ for account data, 1TB+ for ledger data), preferably with account and ledger data being stored on separate drives to avoid saturating the same drive. - A 300Mbps symmetrical (meaning 300Mbps for both download *and upload*), with 1Gbps being preferred. In addition, the TPS figures appear to be artificially inflated, in that they're counting on-chain consensus into their TPS figures, which makes the network seem to be better than it actually is. The network has already reached it's TPS ceiling a few times now, causing it to effectively throttle itself in a self-inflected denial-of-service type attack. In comparison, Ethereum is prioritising decentralisation, in that it's specifically designed so that the hardware requirements to run a node are kept as low as possible, sacrificing scalability to allow a wider range of hardware to participate in the network. Right now, an Eth1 client can run on a Raspberry Pi, but after the merge (when Ethereum goes PoS), it's expected that full validator nodes will only really need an office PC type of machine, maybe with an extra SSD. This will only continue to get better as light clients are rolled out for Eth2, and will practically be wiped out entirely when the network becomes stateless, allowing it to once again run on a Raspberry Pi, as far as validator nodes are concerned.
That’s my plan , got my hand in a few pies shibonk has some of the highest potential, although I love my big blockchains aswell . I like SOL AVX ETH DOT SHIB AND SHIBO.
So glad I got a big bag of MATIC during the dip. Also have luna and avax buy I got those in November. AVX I'm breaking even and LUNA I have some gains. Future looks bright for all 3 though.