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Has Time Come to Short Balancer Crypto: BAL Price Analysis

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Helping the above average John guy understand the Defi space : AMMs differences, risks and notable mentions(PancakeSwap and 0x Protocol)

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The Top 10 DefI Cryptocurrencies to Watch in 2023 before the Bull Run

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Balancer (BAL) Reports Vulnerability Found in Some V2 Pools, All Users Warned to Withdraw Their LPs

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A strong narrative around LSDfi is building up with exciting airdrops opportunities

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Help with staked sdBAL on some weird DAO locker

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BAL Price Analysis September 2022

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Just got screwed out of 4k joining BAL/ETH LP using Furucombo, be careful.

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7 ways to profit with crypto

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Good, Bad, Ugly of Yield Farming

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Best hardware wallet

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Balancer New Proposal To User Treasure Assets to Yield Farm

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One of the biggest assets manager in the world just publicly predicted a 100x for DeFi tokens. Probably nothing.

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Bottom 10 Crypto Experiment Month 2 - Update

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Good, Bad, Ugly of Yield Farming | Economics of yield farming and Agrarian Society 2.0 :O

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Stop listening to Market Manipulators and Reddit idiots. Early Bitcoin investors are voting with their feet.

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The Crypto Earn Hodl Project: Week 13

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Looking for advice on my cryto portfolio?

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Thoughts on BAL getting back to it's ATH?

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What is Balancer BAL?

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The Crypto Earn Hodl Project Week 12: Love to Stay but gotta Bounce.

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Crypto101: Good, Bad, Ugly of Yield Farming :O

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The Crypto Hodl Project Week 14: Someone call Thin Lizzy, The Bulls are Back in town.

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➡️The Psychology of Why People Fall for Shills: How to Spot When It's Happening to You & Strategies to Prevent It

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The Crypto Hodl Project Week 10: Hodl on Loosely, but Don’t Let Go!

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Polygon transaction taking ages to process?

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The Coinbase Earn Hodl Project Week 9: The crab came back, the very next week

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Inspired by u/Joe-M-4's Top 10 Crypto ETF, I've decided to buy the BOTTOM 10 Cryptos currently listed on Coinbase

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Invest in the blockchain coins or their ecosystems?

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❓If you had BTC and sold it into one or more other cryptocurrencies, why did you do it and which other crypto did you swap to?

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Profiting off of stablecoin liquidity pools, lending etc.

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The Coinbase Earn Hodl Project Week 8! Fast it Comes and Fast it Goes!

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Speculative Opinions

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How to deal with extra .007 WETH left over from a NFT contract?

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Introducing Coins and Tokens - 10 of the most common categories defined in simple terms.

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The Good, Bad, Ugly of Yield Farming :D

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The Good, Bad, Ugly of Yield Farming :D

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The Coinbase Earn Hodl Project week 7: Bulls on Parade

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Cryptocurrency has the potential to relieve financial hardship for Afghans.

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Cryptocurrency has the potential to relieve financial hardship for Afghans.

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The Coinbase Earn Hodl Project Week 6: All That Glitter is Celo Gold

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How Defi pools works ?

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The Coinbase Earn Hodl Project, Week 5. This week’s update is NICCCEEEEE

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Is my portfolio too risky?

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I ranked all free crypto I did over the last 6 months

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Review of Free Crypto Earned Over 30 Days (Passive Earning and Task Driven Earning)

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The Coinbase Earn Hodl Project Week 4! XLM’s Revenge and Return of the Celo

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I messed up on my last post by adding an image (sorry gang). My free Coinbase earn tokens have gained around 11% in the past 3 months. It isn't much, but it should pay for a nice dinner--perhaps even some dessert! Enjoying some nice gains from GRT! Which tokens are you bullish on?

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BabyAlien 👽 Wait for the launch and get ready to achieve your dreams! we are ready, join us!

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BabyBnb 👽 Join the Greatest reward token so far now and earn $Bnb every 60 Minutes! Moon awaits no one! Join our official Telegram group channel for details and questions!

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The Coinbase Earn Hodl Project: Week 3

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Don't be like me and wait to do Coinbase Earn!

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Free Crypto Tier List

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PSA - Coinbase has two more alts on earn

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BAL now available on Coinbase rewards

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The Balancer Protocol and the BAL token

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Is balancer (BAL)token dead? What are your thoughts on it?

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The Coinbase Earn Hodl project: Week 1 repost

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Gentle Reminder!! Free Crypto!!

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The Bankless BED Index Composition: 33% Bitcoin, 33% Ethereum, 33% DeFi.

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The Bankless BED Index Composition: 33% Bitcoin, 33% Ethereum, 33% DPI. DPI = UNI AAVE MKR SNX COMP SUSHI YFI LRC REN KNC BAL CREAM FARM MTA

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Just wanted to say there’s more free money on Coinbase.

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The Coinbase Earn Hodl Project: Week 1

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4 ways to earn free cryptocurrency.

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Balancer (BAL) is now free and live on Coinbase - Free Crypto

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$3 up for grabs on Coinbase, another set of new lessons, this time for Balancer (BAL)

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Free money on Coinbase again today.

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New free tokens in Coinbase earn

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New Coinbase rewards dropped

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New Coinbase Earn Availabe. $3 in BAL token value

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Moonshot Monday! | BrainSwap Finance | Launched 7/1 | First to Offer Balancer Pool Token Farms on Polygon | High Grade Yield Farming for High Grade Degens

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➡️ Good, Bad, Ugly of Yield Farming | Econteric.com

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➡️ Good, Bad, Ugly of Yield Farming | Econteric.com

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➡️ Good, Bad, Ugly of Yield Farming | Econteric.com

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Coinbase wallet price discrepancy?

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BrainSwap - Launched Yesterday | First Balancer Pool Token Farms on Polygon | Mcap 57k | 30 Intl Supply

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WealthSimple offering Canadians another way to "Buy" altcoins.

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Who of you *is* buying the altcoin dip?

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Learn from my mistakes🙌

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Bringing Perfect Balance to AMMs: Story of Balancer (BAL)

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Bringing Perfect Balance to AMMs: Story of Balancer (BAL)

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Benchmark Ecosystem

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DPI Analytics and Perspectives

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DPI Analytics and Perspectives

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DPI Analysis and Perspective 🚀

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Investing in crypto sectors? What would be the different "sectors"?

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Please review your experience using 1inch or Balancer to earn interest.

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A brief description of some of the best coins in DeFi and how the DeFi Pulse Index let's you invest in all of them [long]

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[Effort Post] A brief description of some of the best coins in DeFi (and how you can get exposure through a single token)

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[Effort Post] Looking for good coins beyond the top 100 with actual utility? The DeFi Pulse index is a good place to start!

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A brief description of some of the best coins in DeFi (and how you can get exposure through a single token)

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DeFi Explained: Indices

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DeFI Explained: Indices

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Dip oportunities

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How much diversification is too much?

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Balancer (BAL) price soars to new all-time high: What's driving the rally?

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Balancer (BAL) price soars to new all-time high: What's driving the rally?

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What would you add or remove from this moon bag?

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Mid-week MARK News

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Balancer (BAL) hits an all-time high as DeFi projects trial new solutions

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

tldr; The CoinDesk Market Index (CMI) outperformed the S&P 500 in 2023, with a 125% gain compared to the S&P's 23%. The CoinDesk Computing Index (CPU) led sector gains with a 167% return. Injective Protocol's INJ token, RenderToken, and Solana's SOL saw significant returns, while ApeCoin, Luna, DASH, BAL, OMG, and ZEC were among the biggest losers. Bitcoin maintained its dominance with a 164% return, and the Smart Contract Platform Sector (SMT) index returned 107%, slightly underperforming the CMI. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Damn it is sad because I thought ALGO was going places. Yet again, I managed to avoid this tragedy by converting all my ALGO to ETH some weeks back. Even avoided the Balancer exploit because I had some BAL and Stader rewards from there. Not saying those projects are bad it's just BTC and ETH keep looking better and better every day.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

So... am i glad I didn't invest in BAL or is this a non-issue?

Mentions:#BAL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

What is BAL? Or what is BALD which instantly rugged, lol

Mentions:#BAL#BALD
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

FORTH is notorious for turbo wicks like that. It’s partially due to low liquidity. BAL is another like that.

Mentions:#FORTH#BAL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

okay, so don't hold BAL, VELO etc? you seem to be smart enough that you have figured this out already. and that is the point of DEX aggregators like beefy. they were specifically invented to automatically dispose of these things. but that doesn't explain what is happening when the APY is still high when there is no bribe present. I feel like you don't actually want to sit down and look at what the APY is really composed of in different kinds of situations. you want to make snide remarks on a garbage forum instead of learning it.

Mentions:#BAL#VELO#DEX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Exactly. Some people think theres some conspiracy with these pools, but in reality the rates come from fees or tokens of these protocols like BAL, AAVE, OP, LDO, etc.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

isnt this how BAL works

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Sure. If ETH rises, so do most coins of the ETH ecosystem, as the biggest liquidity is usually against ETH. If all important ecosystem coins rise, so do the defi tokens like BAL and CRV that are given out to LPs. As stablecoins are fixed price, a rising price in the farming tokens that you get for LPing means the APY goes through the roof. The risk isn't that high as you are not exposed to a potential failing stablecoin. So paying 30% borrow rate isn't that bad if you just throw it in a pool and get double that back.

Mentions:#ETH#BAL#CRV
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Nah man… they had 2X Polygon’s TVL even before the airdrop. Arbitrum just has the best dapps right now. It’s been that way for like a year. GMX, GNS, RDNT, DPX, along with L1 blue chips like AAVE, BAL, UNI, CVX. Arbitrum is just where all the builders are deploying. That could change with more rollups entering the space, but right now Arbitrum is the king of DeFi and it’s not even close.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

L2’s: Matic, ARB Eth LSDs: LDO, RPL, FXS dApps ecosystem plays: OATH, BTRFLY, Grain, BAL+Aura Trading: GMX, RPL Concentrated liquidity management: Gamma Arbitrum ecosystem: VSTA And for good luck: FPIS

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Blue-chip DeFi tokens, mostly because I have a hypothesis that they'll fit into a kind of "value-premium" (outperformance early in the cycle) pocket within the asset class. CRV, CVX, BAL, AURA, UNI, AAVE, Compound, etc. (Some of those I hold either directly or accrued through farming). NFT markets/gaming is another interesting space but I foresee that space outperforming more mid to late cycle.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

awesome, thank you for this tip. I wound up "Adding Liquidity" with the sdBAL and then I withdrew it into some wrapped ETH called B-80BAL-20WETH . Now I'm trying to swap it out into ETH, but apparently the swap creates a significant enough price change that it will only result in getting 80% of the value. I suppose I'll just do it little by little, but this is crazy

Mentions:#ETH#BAL#WETH
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

> Balancer is an automated market maker (AMM) protocol built on Ethereum. It has its own governance token — $BAL. By the way, we can still see all your holdings in the screenshot.

Mentions:#AMM#BAL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

BAL GOING FROM $7 to $18 today, few musk like twitter investors all tweet about B-A-L date times price -10

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

ETH, CRV, AMP, LTC, AXS, BAL, REN, BNT - at a glance all of them are up over 3%.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Wow you really do have to quick for these pumps. That disgusting BAL pump went down almost as fast as up. Wish I would set limit orders for every asset….

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

Well they can kiss my sorry ass then. "ITS A CURRENCY." - SIGNED: CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER OF THE CASCADIAN MINT ELROY MAKLENOV - 12:37 MST NM, USA, ADDRESS: zsc3b-qikor-uwiaa-aaaaa-b4aay-eaqca-aaafh-a VERIFICATION ADDRESS: 10100100c0cd4f0d24a467bfd17014b3a1a25de416182e8d0e8c830ede11e4a4 CUR_BAL: 0CBIT "Reply VERIFY"

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Balancer tech is a game changer and IMO beets has better tokenomics than BAL. Staked fBEETS are a dividend on swap and flash loan fees. Add in bribes for gauge voting and awesome nfts. Sleeping giant

Mentions:#IMO#BAL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

If we’re looking at Farm tokens: balancer and beefy. BAL just went with new tokenomics model that should decrease sell pressure massively. BIFI is probably on bitcoin levels of tokenomics. Fixed supply, incentives to stake, token buybacks. Just a solid project altogether. It’s rare that I advocate for farm tokens but these two will be massive players for years to come.

Mentions:#BAL#BIFI
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

BAL token undervalued at the moment. Market cap is barely over $100 million but has $3.5 Billion locked on the platform. I can see it moving into the top 50 at some point.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Dip ? Where ? BAL got up nearly to 20. LUNA is still around 110. Little discount on ETH, but thats it. No drama here

Mentions:#BAL#LUNA#ETH
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Check out Balancer #BAL

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

> I think much beter is COMP, DASH, AAVE, BAL, VET What!? I suggest that if you don't understand anything about Crypto, DON'T GIVE FINANCIAL ADVICE TO OTHERS! for god shake r/cc is so horrible

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I do not think it is a good idea.... I think much beter is COMP, DASH, AAVE, BAL, VET... especially having in mind their place in the current cycle... also they mention them at the end of the page: [https://prices.org/crypto-market-analysis-01-04-2022/](https://prices.org/crypto-market-analysis-01-04-2022/)

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Someone inject some cash into BAL please and thanks!!

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Someone inject some cash into BAL please and thanks!!

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

One should note that that article was published in 2017. My first couple jobs back in the 1970s were with banks. One of my first tasks was to develop auditable mainframe applications in BAL (for speed) to analyse (and later update) the bank's loan databases to insure there would be no issues when the new century rolled around. This is why the (predicted by the press) "Y2K" catastrophe never happened. The big "hire retired COBOL programmers" thing hit in the early/mid-90s as non-banking businesses realized they might be exposed to Y2K. There are still COBOL jobs out there (though not a lot) for the very good reason that the language works extremely well in the applications it was designed for.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Start by looking at the project site. If you want to dive in, read the whitepapers. As long as you have a general idea about "what it does" you're off to a much better start than a lot of the posts here. For example: Balancer is an automated market-maker (AMM). UniSwap is also an AMM platform, but they both operate differently (BAL operates by pooling >2 assets, but you can still do 2). [https://balancer.fi/](https://balancer.fi/) Then you ask: where is Balancer being used outside of its base platform? Hint: [https://app.aave.com/#/staking](https://app.aave.com/#/staking) How much money / TVL are on each? You can check each, or go to DeFi Llama, which tracks it across chains: [https://defillama.com/](https://defillama.com/) You can actually find which protocols have money behind them which isn't represented when you buy off an exchange, generally, i.e., the total / fully-diluted market capitalization. You'll see a lot of familiar names. Aave has $18.4b liquidity but the *actual token's market cap is much lower* at $1.7b / $2.0b (mCap / FD mCap). Aave tokens are used for governance and collateralizing large default events. This subreddit is pretty notoriously bad for accurate news sources and citations. The parent comment here is absolutely right in this regard. This is the biweekly Solana hate thread, where people mix up decentralization from a technical vs. social standpoint. Which is also a load of crap because Polygon uses [delegated proof-of-stake](https://docs.polygon.technology/docs/validate/polygon-basics/economics) and has like [73 validators producing blocks](https://polygonscan.com/stat/miner?blocktype=blocks), where 4 of those validators control >50% of the current validator power (Bitcoin, anyone?) Solana has [1,587 validators (some are defunct) with \~20 validators controlling the super-minority](https://solanabeach.io/validators) (meaning they can collectively stop the network). Though I don't know if people actually read how [Leader-Consensus works in reference to stopping 51% attacks and similar](https://solana.com/solana-whitepaper.pdf). It starts at Section 4.5 or you can just Ctrl+F "attack" and see how they address different situations for attacks. OP preaching about lying and DYOR, ignore the noise, when they're just banging pots and pans not practicing anything of their sort.

Mentions:#AMM#BAL#DYOR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

just BTFD increased my total $FTM by 15% and also my total crypto by 8% if another >10% crypto dump, BTFD once more a +20% in NAV via $FTM $MATIC $AVAX $LRC $REN $BAL $CRV even split buying the rumour now before everyone buys the news that this regional shit is oversold

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I simply can't use/enter into AAVE or COMP. They IP blocked my shithole 3rd world asian country. Also, I can't do DeFi on Ethereum as you know, gas. So, I like Polygon. Where do I go for Polygon DeFi? Join LP in QuickSwap? I tried Balancer but with my little $100 investment, it only generate some .00 BAL even after a month.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

tldr; DeFi protocol Balancer may soon adopt a vote-escrowed tokenomics model similar to the one pioneered by Curve Finance. If implemented, the system will enable BAL holders to lock up their tokens for a set period of time in order to receive pegged “VE” tokens, in this case veBAL. Balancer is up 11.2% following the proposal. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

Mentions:#BAL#DYOR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I bet you’ll get another REP spike at $30 if you hold out. I’m not sure about BAL though

Mentions:#REP#BAL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I bought BAL at $50 and REP at $30. Several others that might recover, but I'm not betting my hard-earned fiat on it.

Mentions:#BAL#REP
r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

Investors play a huge role in the crypto space. More than the tech, the liquidity is enough motivation and inspiration for other investors to join the “bandwagon”. Especially DeFi where investors stake and earn attractive APY. Projects like $BAL, $YLD and DAFI Protocol are my top picks. I am hyped about the new super staking APY of 220%. I am sure many investors are hyped too.

Mentions:#BAL#YLD#DAFI
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

just BTFD on Wednesday, this morning, and again just now — about a 6.5% portfolio increase each time. got some $BAL cuz it’s crazy undervalued TVL/MC as far as defi goes, $REN for an interoperability play and cuz it’s so cheap that it’s wrapped coin renBTC even has a higher MC, and some $sushi cuz 🐸 oh and a little bit more $FTM and $MATIC but just minor DCA’ing amounts

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

some DEFI ‘value stock P/E’-esque ratios (TVL/MC) 4.5 $AAVE 4.9 $YFI 6.7 $COMP 10 $CRV 😯 26.7 $BAL 😳

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

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?

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

crazy to think even after $CRV’s winter pump, it’s still crazy undervalued based on TVL some TVL/MCs 4.5 $AAVE 4.9 $YFI 6.7 $COMP 10 $CRV …. 😯 also of note 26.7 $BAL 😳

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

$BAL seems crazy undervalued Balancer generates 7DA user fees revenue about 1/4 Conpound, 1/7 Sushi, 1/24 Uniswap but it’s MC is about 1/10 Sushi and Compound and 1/90 Uniswap

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Yes I agree. The native token has basically been pretty shit, I’ve reviewed the price action. I did see the Dao mech is going to be released this quarter, so that could bring some hype to the dapp, but it’s a bit of a gamble. I was in their telegram and they don’t require people to buy the native token to stake eth, bsc, gnosis chain, and poly, so that’s good. If they required a huge amount of native tokens to participate in the contract, that would spell scam as hell. So I may try it out and just get the rewards in the native token that I’ll probably sell immediately because the price action basically tells me to lol. But I stumbled upon it and the concept was very different from BAL, UNI, AAVE, COMP, MAKER, and other defi “staking” dapps I’ve encountered. I’ve actually been to one of their AMA’s too where the ceo and cdo was present. I’ll follow this company and if it can catch more attention, maybe I’ll invest some money into the contract. Thanks for your input mate!

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I think UniSwap v3 kinda sucks and Sushi is in limbo while they sort things out. Meanwhile Curve v2 (ability to pair any assets) set DeFi on fire. There’s a void that Curve can’t fill alone though. People are currently looking to UniSwap v2 forks (2 equally allocated assets) on alt chains (BOO, JOE, CAKE, etc…) for more profitable LPs. Balancer allows for more than two assets and weights outside of 50/50…it’s just far more advanced and 3rd party devs can do way cooler stuff with the LPs. I say it’s being overlooked because right now BAL is #336 in market cap, but just using TVL and volume as metrics it belongs in the top 50-100 range next to SUSHI, CVX, CRV, SPELL,YFI, MKR and the DeFi superpowers.

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Buy: ALGO Hold: MATIC Sell: BAL (Balancer)

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First coin- BTC Last- BAL

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Can someone explain to me why Balancer’s token is so low from all time high? Just started farming on Arbitrum, not sure if I should keep the BAL or swap for ETH

Mentions:#BAL#ETH
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My 10 least favorites…DOGE, LTC, ETC, BCH, ICP, REP, BAL, SKL, SUSHI, COMP

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As far as losses without any sign of recovery, it's BAL and REP

Mentions:#BAL#REP
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Here is a 30 days of earning crypto from a few months ago I did. I agree with some of yours and disagree with otherss Brave and Brave Nightly (Passive) 30 Day Earn = 7.1 BAT@ $0.72 = $5.11, earning via ad viewing Brave and Brave Nightly are a privacy focused browser where ads are displayed. This review is for the normal Brave, but users have reported increased earnings using Brave Nightly. Under settings you can choose your ad rate of up to 10 ads per hour and you earn per each video/ad that you view. The amusing thing is that I have never had a video popup on Brave and only have seen the homepage ads. The browser is great, it even shows YouTube without ads. I use it on desktop and iOS even though you can earn rewards on every platform except iOS. The earn rate varies by country and region. The more expensive the ads are in your area, the greater earn potential. There is minimum of 25 BAT to withdraw to an Uphold wallet, but there is a work around. Go to Uphold directly and create a wallet and then link it to Brave will allow you to withdraw without a limit (instead of the other way around). (No country restriction, earn rate varies) Presearch (Passive) 30 Day Earn = 108 PRE @ $0.043 = $4.64, earning via ad viewing Presearch is a browser extension that allows you to use the Presearch search engine. Since it is a Chrome extension, it can be used with Brave. I have to admit that the search engine is not that great, but it is better than the Brave native search engine. You earn 0.12 PRE on your first 30 searches of the day. One downside with PRE is that currently you need 1000 "eligible PRE" in order to withdraw and only 50% of the PRE that you earned are eligible. This means that it will take 555 days of max earning (not hard to max the earnings) to be able to withdraw. This 1000 limit is mainly due to ETH gas and I expect that ETH 2.0 will change that (they have mentioned that if you pay for gas they might allow smaller withdraws). They are in the process of changing their reward verification system to get rid of the 50% withdraw limit. You can stake your PRE on keywords to "free" advertising using those keywords. (No country restriction) Coinbase Earn (Task Driven) 30 Day Earn = $3 BAL, $3 FET, $1 GRT = $7, earned via "watching" video and doing taking a quiz Coinbase Earn requires a verified Coinbase account (KYC required). New coins to the platform will sometimes use some of their "advertising" budget to reward people for learning about their crypto. Typically it takes less than 90 seconds to do the process to receive the reward. One thing to keep in mind is that the rewards are in USD amounts so if you do the lessons during a dip you can reap greater rewards. Keep in mind that many of the lessons are capped and they can go away at any time. If you are new to Coinbase Earn there are typically $30-$50 in earn opportunities to start. If you have access to a verified Binance account CoinMarketCap Earn is another great option. The rewards are a fixed amount so the market timing does not matter. They also tend to be a little less than Coinbase, but some tokens you can double dip. (Access to verified Coinbase, country restricted) Earnathon (Task Driven) 30 Day Earn = 6 XEND $0.30 = $1.60, earned via "watching" video and doing taking a quiz Earnathon is like Coinbase Earn and CoinMarketCap Earn, except that it is not run by an exchange. An important to thing to note is that minor KYC (not country limited) is now required and they are temporarily suspending withdraws of their native token ENA token. This appears to be due to abuse of completing the tasks with multiple accounts. There are fewer earning opportunities with Earnathon compared to the other learning sites, but it is a good one to keep in the rotation (No country restriction) KuCoin Candy (Task Driven) 30 Day Earn = 1550 Candies = ~$1, watching 2 second ad Earning KuCoin Candy is as simple as pressing the 'Check In' button on the KuCoin app daily. You get a bonus if you do it 7 days in a row without missing a check-in. When you click 'Check In' a small ad appears for ~2 seconds and then you get your reward. You can exchange you candy for different awards, but 3000 candies is $2 USDT so that is the valuation that I used. (Access to KuCoin, no KYC required) sMiles App (Passive to Task Driven) 30 Day Earn = 485 sats @ $0.00045 = $0.22, selling activity data sMiles is an activity tracking app. It links with the health tracker on your phone or watch. You earn sats for steps that you take. If you turn it on the default mode it logs your location data and automatically records you earnings. This is the way to get the most earnings. I did not do this and only did the "use location data while app is open". I tried to open the app daily around bedtime, but only remembered 23 of the days. The days that I did not remember, I did not earn on my activity. sMiles also offers games like chess you can play for sats along with answering surveys and other tasks. The earn rate tends to be pretty low and I did not participate in this type of earning. 1000 sat withdraw minimum (Access to the app, but no country restriction) Block Reward (Task and Shopping Driven) 30 Day Earn = 4451b @ $0.001 = $4.45, surveys, downloading apps, purchase rebates Block Reward is an interface for earning rewards through other companies. They don't market and sign on companies directly, but they have several partners that do that. When you complete the tasks you earn rewards. The rewards generally require either completing a survey, downloading an app (sometimes completing tasks on the app), or a purchase. I found the tracking of the rewards to be accurate and redeeming easy if you have an Uphold wallet ($1 increments). (Many countries) WeNano App (Semi-Passive) 30 Day Earn = 1.589 NANO @ $6.00 = $9.53 WeNano is a location based app where users have created faucets if you are within range. The range varies from the entire world, to continents, to cities, to being inside a store. Users give away their NANO and set a requirement of how close you have to be to the spot and how frequently you can claim form the spot. I did find that there were frequent glitches with the app that prevented me from earning every time I was within range. NANO is a fee-less crypto so you can withdraw at anytime. Reddit Moons (Task Driven) 28 Day Earn = 2964 MOON @ $0.32 = $948, comment and post on r/CryptoCurrency Listing this here makes the other earnings seem minuscule and they are. sMiles App is literally worth less than 1 MOON. I earned my MOONs via commenting. I do researched and informative posts to try to make the sub better, but I know that they rarely earn any MOONs.

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Time to put all the money on BAL

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You get fractions of presearch using their search engine, but I know some individuals claim redeeming them once min BAL is reached is quite difficult. On the other hand I have seen people claim redeeming their presearch was possible.

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50% of my portfolio is ETH, 15% BTC. Then I have scattered small amounts I threw into these alts. I'm thinking I'd like to maybe cut a couple coins and put the money into the others. Which should I cut? BAL, BAT, COMP, MATIC, MKR, UNI

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At 30% APR you’d need 20k principal. At 12% APR you’d need 50k. Take 100k in eth, deposit to cdps on a side chain. Take a 50k stable coin loan. Diversify into curve pools and other protocols. Some high risk, some low. Leverage up by buying tokens like avax with the stables or deposit into the tricrypto pool If you started with 50k in ETH start of the year you’d have the 100k on principal from just price appreciation by now. For example, 50 days ago I put 8k into the polygon balancer pool with eth, Sol, avax. That position is now worth 11k. And also came with a 50-80% apy. I held the BAL I earned and reinvested it so I can see what I have earned. I have $800 in those secondary pools now

Mentions:#APR#ETH#BAL
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Thoughts on OXT (orchid), BAL (Balancer) & FLOW?

Mentions:#OXT#BAL#FLOW
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FYI I bought erg, OPCT, CPOOL, CRV, BAL, GALA

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It’s my birthday and I just yeeted into BAL, CRV, GALA. Wish me luck

Mentions:#BAL#CRV#GALA
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I haven’t looked into how the AAVE or BAL tokens work, but to just buy CRV or SUSHI is completely missing the point in my opinion. These are tokens that you stake on their respective platforms to earn transaction/incentive fees on top of your base CRV/SUSHI tokens. In both cases there are platforms where you can deposit the interest-bearing staked version of those tokens to earn even more. If the value of the base token goes up then you’re getting value from that, but your main value is coming from levels of staking earning you a cut of various platform fees at each level. Both Sushi and Curve exist on many blockchains, but you can only stake their core tokens on Etherium mainnet, which is a big barrier to entry. Both have popular equivalents on the Fantom chain, so you can learn how both systems work with a very small amount of money. IMO it’s the best way to learn, so I’ll point in that direction and if you aren’t interested then you can skip the rest of this post. Those Fantom platforms are called SpookySwap (tokenomics similar to Sushi) and SpiritSwap (tokenomics similar to Curve). In Spooky, you would stake BOO (like SUSHI) to get XBOO (like XSUSHI), and farm XBOO to get rewards in a choice of several tokens. In Spirit you would lock SPIRIT for a chosen period of time (like CRV) to get inSPIRIT (like veCRV), which earns you rewards of more SPIRIT and increases your farming APR in some liquidity pools. The Avalanche chain has TraderJoe, which also works similarly to Sushi. Disclaimer: I use Trader Joe and Spirit Swap.

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ELI5 : big boys think DeFi tokens could do a 100x in 10-15 years. COMP, MKR, CRV, BAL and AAVE are the leading DeFi tokens right now.

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Look up aave, sushi swap, uniswap, balancer, and bancor and expand from there. Those are some of the blue chip protocols that are trustworthy and considered less risky to smart contact bugs/hacks. Aave is the most well known and trusted lending/ borrowing platform in defi. It runs on multiple chains including ethereum, Avalanche, polygon, and soon-to-be Harmony One. I can use aave to "stake" ethereum, btc, stable coins, and various other crypto assets on the protocol which allows other people to borrow them. Borrowers may be looking to short the asset or they're just using the assets in yield farming. They of course pay a variable interest rate to borrow your crypto and most of it goes to you in the form of more of that same coin. You're rewards will be shown as an apr % that usually fluctuates mildly but can do crazy things in volatile times. The cool thing about aave is that I can use those same coins I'm earning interest on as collateral to borrow other cryptocurrencies . I typically only borrow stablecoins using my eth or btc as collateral since I'm really not a fan of borrowing a volatile asset and paying an interest rate in that same asset. Different people utilize different strategies but I typically either use the stable coins to purchase more bitcoin, eth, or another layer one crypto if I'm super bullish on it , or I can use those stablecoins in yield farming to earn a higher interest rate than what I'm paying to borrow them. So I'm making money off of borrowed money. eventually I'll repay that loan but I'll pocket what's left. There's plenty of other strategies in protocols like this especially when it's being launched on a new chain and the chain devs/foundation are incentivizing its use by paying users another apr reward in their native token for lending and borrowing. Avalanche and polygon both did that on aave. During these months you typically get paid to borrow which opens the door for some crazy cool shit. I initially had around $10,000 on aave when it launched on avalanche and I did a bunch of borrowing then redepositing loops of the same coin to maximize these extra rewards. Getting paid to borrow is the best. I forgot to mention that all loans on aave and other lending platforms require over collateralization. meaning I can only borrow an amount of crypto that's equivalent in $ value to 70-80 % of the collateral I have on there. If I borrow eth using btc as collateral and eth moons while btc does nothing, I could potentially have my btc liquidated to cover the loan since my borrowed amount would become more and more in a $ value, eventually surpassing my maximum loan to value (LTV). The other protocols I mentioned are all different types of dexs (decentralized exchanges) where "liquidity providers" add 2 or sometimes more tokens into a pool together which allows other users to swap between the pair. If I put ETH and USDC in a pool together and someone wanted to buy ETH with usdc, the dex would route the order through that pool and would add that persons usdc into the pool while taking out a proportional amount of eth. In exchange for providing the tokens in a pool for swapping I will earn transaction fees that traders are paying to use that pair on the dex. Usually they pay 0.3% of the volume being swapped . Rewards get disbursed equally amongst liquidity providers proportional to the amount they added in the pool. A lot of dexs also pay farming rewards to liquidity providers in the form of a native token (SUSHI, UNI, AAVE, BAL etc) and typically these farming rewards are massively bigger than swap fees, meaning most of your apr is coming fro. Farm rewards. Some people hold farm tokens speculating in price gains, or they even add the token to a pool and try to farm more rewards with it. I almost never hold them and typically dump them every few days because 95% of farm tokens decrease in price, sometimes to 0 over the course of months, weeks, or sometimes days. They're typically highly inflationary since a new dex is trying to compete with total value locked on their protocol. They want people to put their money there. They incentivise their pools with massive rewards and as early investors dump these rewards, the price typically falls. I personally swap my farm rewards for real crypto and sometimes compound it back into the farm I'm in or use it somewhere else. Those specific dex tokens I mentioned aren't really considered shitty farm tokens since they're the blue chip protocols of defi like I mentioned earlier. but you will see plenty of useless, valueless farm tokens if you stick around long enough. Everyone involved is just trying to play a game of making quick gains and then getting out before everyone else I'd wait in life like I knew there was going to be here

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Doge, BTC, ADA, SOL, BAL

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Thoughts on BAL/BALANCER? Anyone holding?🚀👀

Mentions:#BAL
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My 0.04 BAL tokens would like to catch a ride, too

Mentions:#BAL
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It is one of the best cryptos, PERIOD. No shilling required, it is the royals royce of crypto, not even a lambo would be worthy of association with it. But this part ' LoopCrap, VAG and BAL nft social contracts BULLSHIT - nobody cares guys. ' I feel utterly violated and I thank you for that :D

Mentions:#BAL#BULLSHIT
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I cant imagine Whales buying coins with less circulating supply. That would bring a huge difference. BAL, NANO, COMP etc

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I don't own BAL but currently have a long futures position open on it. I'm hoping for it to reach $50 range in the next few weeks

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I hold a smallish bag of BAL, was gonna stake it until I saw the gas fees so now it sits in my wallet. I just like the low market cap right now so just hoping it explodes lol

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Definitely think it will see that again, but to be fair most coins will continue to rise in next few months as bull run tops. BAL is a decent service but their are so many other services that do the same thing. Not sure why BAL would be a better investment than other DeFi coins.

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Balancer is king! Check out the defi liquidity pools it has to offer. The 80%BAL 20%weth pool is like 21% apy

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Anchor is great, especially because Terra USD is decentralized and you don't risk a bank run event like you would with Tether. [Balancer](https://app.balancer.fi/#/) also has a staking pool for DAI/USDC/USDT, 11% APR mostly in the form of BAL tokens.

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UMA and BAL Both still down -50% and -60% respectively. Fuck DeFi reward tokens. Convert that shit into dollars as soon as they get into your wallet.

Mentions:#UMA#BAL
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I have been eyeing GRT for a few months now, I need to learn more about the project. The premise looks promising! Right now I am discovering DeFi world, so I play around with Cake, BAL and UNI. I think DEXs have lots of growth opportunity in the next few years. I slept on RPL, but will buy in if there's a dip.

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What is the difference in holding Balancer (BAL) in a Coinbase account vs. depositing money directly into Balancer.fi? I want to grow my deposit and in Coinbase it just seems to constantly go up and down. Does Balancer.fi actually pay interest where the money in Coinbase just goes up and down based on market moves? I don't have a lot of money to try this out as I am on a fixed income and getting on in years so I am looking to get my "feet wet" by doing a little dabbling in cryptocurrencies. Are there any viable ways of earning crypto online that anyone can suggest? As I said, I am on a fixed income and need to be selective where I put my money. If I do find something that works then maybe I can increase my financing. I thank any and all input and advice.

Mentions:#BAL
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There is not a cheap way, but here are some things that can make it cheaper Some Uniswap V3 pairs use L2 Falcon Swap uses L2, limited pairs Macha often finds the lowest gas Balancer will often give BAL that covers the price of gas

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I just received my first rewards for participating in a liquidity mining pool, with BAL. It is truly an amazing experience, L2 DeFi is gonna be so big in a few years when the UX is better!

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What do you think of Balancer BAL ?

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BAL. The platform is simple and seems to be quite equitable!

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Heard of BOND, QUICK and BAL. Think balancer pools are supposed to be quite get od but haven't used them myself.

Mentions:#BOND#BAL
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BAL, BOND, and FORTH are all Coinbase Earn options if you would like to get a foot in the door

Mentions:#BAL#BOND
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Interesting! Will check out Balancer. Giving BAL to offset gas sounds really cool.

Mentions:#BAL
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Falconswap: uses layer 2 solution for low gas Matcha: tends to have the lowest fees outside of layer 2 Balancer: will give your BAL equal to your gas on many trades 1inch: use before uniswap to see if fees cheaper

Mentions:#BAL
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Allow me to introduce you to Balancer (BAL).

Mentions:#BAL
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Hm, with that list I’d think that BAL would be bigger…wonder what’s up with that?

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Time to buy some SKL, BAL, and of course more ETH.

Mentions:#SKL#BAL#ETH
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Thoughts on ZRX, BAL and EOS? They looked promising when I bought in Feb

Mentions:#ZRX#BAL#EOS
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BAL is currently 350th in the ranking, with only 2 mentions in the last 24 hours. Interesting one for sure.

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BAL ATH is $75 currently sitting at $26

Mentions:#BAL#ATH
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Anyone look into BAL? I wonder if it’s a good time to buy.

Mentions:#BAL
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If you're on Polygon there's a few LP pools with some decent protocols. AAVE has 6.95% base + 1.69% MATIC right now but that base should come down to about 3.5%-4%. The Curve stable pool is at 6.52% base + 1.67% in CRV and 4.78% in MATIC. That base average is about 4% Balancer has a 4 way pool with 20.38% with 4.19% base + 13.8% in BAL and 2.39% in QI. 20% has been about average since this pools started due to the liquidity mining incentives. Sushiswap has few different LP pools that payout in SUSHI and MATIC, USDC/USDT has 8.43%, USDC/DAI is at 5.63%, and USDC/FRAX at 19.58%. I don't know the the averages for these though.

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Torn between LINK, BAL, AAVE, &COMP, however LINK seems to be the most favored here Want to start investing, yet besides the 2 heavyweights, not sure what else to get... Also I'm a newbie without much $ to start, any wise words much appreciated!

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I'm just holding because I guess I don't have the dedication to trading like I should. I put in around $400 to a handful of different coins. No real reason or plans, I just had extra cash at the time and picked some random currency for funsies. I figure, even if I lost it, it would be fine. Immediately afterwards, it started dropping. Kept dropping for a while until I only had like $125 by July. I decided I'd just hold and accept the loss. Recently started going back up and I'm at $255 right now. I saw the dip and knew there were probably some smart decisions I need to make, but I don't know what those moves are. I also didn't really keep track of what I bought and how much, even though I knew I should have, I was just being lazy. Anyone have any advice for where to go from where I'm at now? I'll list what I have now in case it's relevant. $84.84 ETH, $83.24 BTC, $46.08 LTC $14.19 SKL, $10.04 OMG, $7.15 RLC, $5.36 TRB, 1.82 ICP, $1.46 BAL.

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Anyone here Bullish on Balancer BAL

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This was my sign to buy more BAL

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Anyone else here hold over 500 BAL?

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Havent had problems with verification. Sold some nice ones like ATOM and GRT at beginning and regret it. It adds for diversification and some lile BAL have really appreciated. Just HOLD

Mentions:#ATOM#GRT#BAL
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BALS deep on BAL

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