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DogeMoon on Solana creators just did a massive dump on people and got the token removed from some exchanges.
Having a bit of a problem trying to get BNC out of Bifrost Kusama to Bifrost Polkadot
SEC vs. Binance and Coinbase: law or politics?
I think crypto Decentralization is a myth.
Binance Platform Red Alarm adds 50 New Projects to Red Flags 🚩
How to connect crypto data to charting tools ??
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Pancake Swap uses BNC as it's chain token, have you done any homework on this?
ZF, OTK, TET, AGI, Kaspa, SEI, INTR, BNC (Bifrost) and many more really. Tectum's TET is unique though
I am waiting for DOT to explode so my BNC bag will follow.
ADA as majority and a little bit of Hydra and BNC (bifrost) on the side. Last two are gambles. BNC has a low marketcap and has potential.
With all the resignations and scrutiny, maybe BNC will take a note out of Coinbase’s book. Just cooperate, don’t be sleazy and evil, then they can go back to the infinite money glitch they’ve found
In this sub you'll probably get one answer. Moon. Other answers: LCX, PHA, BNC
I’ve used it for playing around with low caps on BNC. It does have a lot of utility as the native BNC token. It is used and held quite a bit.
> Look at the price nuke of BNB and the timing correlates with BTC selling off massively. Yeah, it’s almost as if alts often sell-off in reaction to BTC selling-off. 🤷♂️ Also, that’s not even the point the post you linked was trying to make. That post is implying BNB should have dropped harder than it has. What it doesn’t address is 1) it’s still dropping and is actually in a bearish consolidation pattern that usually results in downside continuation, and 2) it is very common for exchange tokens to hold-up better than most alts and for them to have a slower descent. This is because they have actual utility. And that is the case for BNB more than any other exchange token as a result of its prominence and critical utility for the BNC chain which is huge. This whole thing is literally explained by simple TA. $220-230 is a major weekly moving average that was acting as strong support, which is normal. And it finally broke through that and is now hung-up in a major horizontal support zone. There have been no volume abnormalities either in BNB or BTC that would be indicative of abnormal selling or buying. This is normal price action. One of two things is likely to happen from here: 1) BTC continues to drop. A weekly close below $207 is bearish, and there’s a good chance it nukes if it drops below $185. 2) Price moves up to backtest $232 (200 week EMA). A test and rejection likely result in a strong move down and the rules for #1 above are applicable. If price is able to reclaim the 200 EMA (two weekly closes above $232), then that’s bullish and we likely see additional upside.
It's loaded with more scam coins since the transaction fees are cheaper, check out recent coin dot com and you'll see all the shitcoins on BNC
I wouldn’t be surprised if Kaspa makes it up there. If not top 10, at least top 20. I think it will be BTC, ETC, ADA, DOGE, BNC, ?, ?, ?, ?, Kaspa. 😂
BNC has 1,768 MSTR shares versus Bank of America holding of 226,506 shares. It should be the opposite. Canada is more crypto/BTC friendly than US. More Canadians should buy BTC whether in the form of stocks or crypto itself. Look at HUT8 mining stats. ASIC hashrate capacity at just Canadian province of Alberta facilities alone was 2.6 EH/s and HUT8 produced 50.38 BTC/EH in the month of March 2023 alone.
Fair enough. But then we can get into the discussion of BNC’s decentralization/Binance’s control over the chain.
Fair enough. But then we can get into the discussion of BNC’s decentralization/Binance’s control over the chain.
I hope the future ones will be those I now picked : LCX, INJ, RNDR, BNC, KSM, PHA, FLR
INJ, BNC, RNDR, KSM, PHA, LCX. Not sure if they qualify for low cap
You are watching a door, zoom out and look at the full house. Polkadot ecosystem, me too find Astar a LONG term investment, they recently funded Hydradx (HDX) a liquidity pool, together with Bifrost (BNC) if you want invest in Astar read about Phala (PHA) too. DYOR about Phala. Also Astar is tied to Shiden token too, my RED flag is : why a development team is leaded by a japanese football player Sota Watanabe ? I let you google some of these informations
BNC Bifrost is going to see an inflow of new people staking Dot with them.
The money made could very well provide the capital to weather a potential run. If CZ converted current BNC to stable coin and is now stockpiling funds on transactions, then Binance can survive. It’s native coin will remain temporarily suppressed Id imagine. The skys the limit on BNC price should the platform prove itself financially capable void of ineptitude. I wouldn’t be surprised to see Binance Coin overtake etheruem in price.
Nothing fishy about fixing a known price by converting current BNC price into stable USDC price in speculation that BNC will drop. Its the same as converting stock to gold or cash. Its Finance 101
Maybe if other exchanges stopped abusing their customers funds, Binance would not have grown so big. I love binance. I do think its the most reliable and trustworthy exchange out there. Look at them all drop like flies because they all abused their user funds. Binance is an exchange, with their own pretty successful BNC chain, a pretty successful BNB token, a pretty successful BUSD stable coin. They have good support and not once did I have any issue with them. They won't go down. I can sit here want watch all the CEXs burn in hell from the fortress cz built. You all want the guy that hasn't abused peoples funds to die lol.
Ftx going down will take the market down substantially, but Binance going down including the BNC coin would be a slaughterfest. That would be some great DCA opportunities for those who have some cash.
As dumb as she is when itbcomes to Bitcoin and Eth....She does have a point about the tokens that can be turned off by the press of a button. *looking at you Solana and BNC holders*
Yep, I don't even like BNC, it's just full of scam coins, but the people saying it's centralised and not a real crypto are legally only looking at everything on a surface level. Decentralisation is obviously a good thing, but it does also come with some drawbacks, and different applications of blockchain are going to suit different levels of decentralisation. Obviously for a global currency like bitcoin you want it to be basically as decentralised as possible, but for platforms or business chains that level of decentralisation isn't really ideal depending on their intended purpose. It's not black and white like some people seem to think.
I just don't think it's worth critisising BNC for not being decentralised when it's a widely known fact it's not very decentralised. It should be criticised for being a complete cesspit of copy and pasted scam coins and ponzi schemes instead. It's probably good for the community that the chain has been paused tbh, because it means less people will be losing money to scams for a few days.
That's just what marketing is though. Tbh I've just been through the BNB org website and the word decentralised only came up twice, one time being as a bullet point under "future goals" subheading. And architecturally speaking it is decentralised, so I don't really see the problem. If people are gonna invest they should really be reading up on what they're investing in, especially if political decentralisation is super important to them. Really though, BNC is a network for shitty moon boi coins that give reflections, and people who do their research on tiktok, so I doubt any of them really care. I bet 95% of people who have bought BNB haven't even been on the BNBorg website at all.
BNC Basically allows you to trade staked assets. Staking is a thing that came to stay. It's a huge market.
Yeah the BNC took his story at face value, then it promptly disappeared from the website when that lad was found out. I remember he made a coin that was going to fund charitable causes. 😅
[https://www.tradingview.com/chart/?symbol=BNC%3ABLX](https://www.tradingview.com/chart/?symbol=BNC%3ABLX) [Setup](https://imgur.com/a/Ysjc3Xw)
Yup. BNB/BNC is the equivalent of early P2P file sharing protocols like Kazaa and Limewire. No serious developer would spend their time and effort to build a legitimate project on BNC.
I just found [proof that they didn't do it](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9c/Middle_finger_BNC.jpg/400px-Middle_finger_BNC.jpg). Jokes aside, cant prove a negative. Example: You cant prove that *you* didnt do this to terra.
You guys really didn't see this coming? I mean, I did get downvoted a lot shitting on the card when it was ath, and it seems my concerns wherent unjustified. CRO, was never the new BNC. It was just a Cashback card, paid by new users. I said it back then, and more than anything, recent movement proved that to be true.
Didn’t add memo sending Binance Coin to Crypto. Com. And thing is it was sitting in binance since 2018. I forgot the password. Finally figured it out and pulled that bonehead play. Only 8 BNC but still 4000 is 4000 at the time.
Hope that doesn’t never happen because I hold a couple of them and my last desire is to lost my money. Anyway, I try to diversify my wallet to protect my savings with others cryptos such as ETH, Solana, BNC and asap also $Elite token
BNC (bifrost) opening in kukoin in 35m. +50% Already...
Sure you will get money for BNC (bad news content) on YouTube where every company wants its ads played mid / end / before.
I mostly agree. Opensource is great, but even you you're building enterprise applications consuming opensource projects? How often do you commit to opensource projects? Also look at the end products people use, they're almost entirely enterprise Sass, even lots of times when there's an opensource version consumers opt for the same service run by that company on the cloud, Mongo is the first that comes to mind. Another great example is email, how many orgs or people run their own mail server? 20 years ago, a lot, now... very few, they opt for mail as a service. Another perfect example is servers, while a lot still use linux, alot also chose AWS-linux which is a closed source version controlled by AWS (I would say pilfered by AWS). It get's to a point where the cost of running and maintaining opensource can't compete with enterprise. It sucks, but kinda the way it is. Decentralisation isn't just about proprietary blockchains like hyperledger. Decenralization is not a simple boolean. Bitcoin is arguably less centralised than it was 12 years ago. Mining pools also lead to great centralisation in blockchain. 21 validators on BNC is arguably less distributed than ETH. Also look at DOAs, it costs money to build and market any type of software. Blockchain included. So that means you need to raise money, usually through a pre-sale, so that means a VC is going to hold a lot of the voting power in a DAO, and control of tokens in a PoS protocol.
MINA And BNC (BIFROST) Mina because they were the firsg big player with zero knowledge BNC allows staked stuff to still be traded on the DOT ecosystem
You are 100% correct. However, there are solutions that the individual token can do to help this. Take Archangel for example. An ERC20 token, the community was asking the devs to do something about the high gas fees. To they build bridge contracts to BNC and FTM and stealth launched this morning. The charts on all 3 chains are green and strong today becuase of something that really was pretty simple for the devs. Other tokens should listen and provide solutions to their investors as well.
BNC it allows you tp trade stuff, even whilst it is staked. BNC is backed by a lot of smart mone, and it is on the Polkadot ecosystem
Universal dapps, force bridge to link ETH, BNC with CKB and more on the way!
HOLSTEINMOOCOWINU now on BNC, jumping over the moon tomorrow.
With you on that one, CROther👏🏻. If BNC can do it, I’m sure CRO can too!💰
The centralized ETH copies like BNC won't seem so cool once a large gov agency takes them to the mat. There is a reason why things should remain decentralized.
BNC Binance is a parasite on the crypto system. They deliberately helped Justin sun do a malicious take over of the dteem network... https://decrypt.co/38050/steem-steemit-tron-justin-sun-cryptocurrency-war And in the past has organized for a rollback of Bitcoin when their exchanges was hacked. https://cryptoslate.com/binance-faces-criticism-rollback-bitcoin-blockchain/ These guys are majorly selfish actors. Don't support their exchange or chain. On top of this their BSC nodes are becoming increasingly unstable and impossible to keep online because of bad code, and terrible development procedures. From the node operators themselves: https://github.com/binance-chain/bsc/issues/553
I would get BNB(BNC) via Binance or CoinEx.
That should be okay.. Warm up bonus rewards have already been dropped. I have some ACA, MA, EFI and BNC tokens in my wallet, though their value currently is 0.
If I was gonna speculate, I'd definitely think exchange tokens like CRO and BNC come out strong on the other side. There are also some cross chain coins I'd be shocked to see die, mostly DOT. I have a sneaking suspicion that a few eth coins are gonna get eaten alive -coughGRTcough- all speculation tho. Not investment advice.
Bull-ish short-term. Their marketing is next level, the re-naming of Staples Center should give a nice boost around Christmas. I think the Visa card is probably worth it in the short term, especially if you can swing the $4k staking one. That being said, I'm not sure about it long-term. The technology as far as I know is nothing special, it's just likely to get mass adaption due to it's simplicity. If it can flip BNC then it's long-term prospects should be pretty solid, but if it can't then I could see it stagnating, possibly as soon as 2022. I don't know shit about fuck though
If CDC some day decides to release a CRO2 instead, it's gonna be game over for them. That'd be like Binance refusing to accept BNB and release a BNC instead.
Bifrost (BNC), and technically Altair (AIR) and Basilisk (BSX) from Kusama Crowdloans
I truly cannot get behind the fact that Kraken doesn't have LUNA and AVAX listed. How the freaking hell is this even possible. I would even say FTM but I can understand. ONE same because it has centralitation problems. I could understans CKB because it's a low market coin... BUT good lord... you list freaking BNC, a 832# coin, and you are missing more than a couple od Top 15 Coins?! And I'm in EU... damn bro
Guys, anyone knows why Bifrost (BNC) has no votes for the Polkadot auctions on Binance.
#Shibnobi/#Shinja the Dev Cliff does nightly AMA's on telegram, and we just did our first on Twitter.. Fully Doxxed, Certik AUDIT complete.. 100% legit in every way.. which is extremely important with all this RUG-PULL bullshit going on.. Still has 14 Zeros.. About to list on bitmart in a couple weeks.. In the process of creating Dojo.swap, with 3 bridges Ethereum, BNC, and Polygon.. Also designing a P2E game, Creating our own Blockchain, and our own Metaverse is being worked on as well..
I hold some BNC since \~$300 so I hope this plays out
No I had all that set up but for some reason something wasn't connecting together and I couldn't trade my BNC for anything. Went to my computer and found out my binance account is all fucking locked up. This post here help me figure that out though. So now I got to deal with the binance bullshit
If it reaches the market cap of BNC (which I’m pretty sure will happen one day) then CRO will be worth more than $4, at least. So yes, it’s still time to FOMO. Not a financial advice of course
The thing many people don‘t understand about ETH is, the high fees actually protect the network from becoming a casino like BSC. You pay for the security and decentralization, that’s what‘s missing at BNC.
Polkadex for sure, launched their mainnet, first of kind trustless dex polkadot. Orderbook and dex going live, staking live and decent returns Only 57 million mcap! Massive potential upside. Buying more tomorrow along with BNC, CKB, TRAC and after reading too comment, maybe DCIP lol
Sorry i’m a little late, but basically i used crypto.com to buy BNB(or any other exchange that has it). Send/withdraw that BNB to either TrustWallet or metamask. Make sure you have the BNC enabled or on if using meta, then connect your wallet to pancake swap if you haven’t already. Copy the dcip address link from their website to pancake swap and you should be able to swap your bnb for it. Hope it works out for you
Thats what i invested in so far ( yes i sold LRC and OXT before the 100 % race thsi week -.-) LRC/EUR ANKR/EUR CHZ/EUR OXT/Euro STORJ/EUR 1INCH/EUR OXT/Euro SDN/EUR CHZ/EUR BNC/EUR BNC/EUR OXT/Euro SC/Euro BNC/EUR CHZ/EUR SDN/EUR SC/Euro MANA/EUR
Long ADA, XRP, KCS, Short BNC
You have to register a coin yourself to DEXes and fill a form for Coingecko, CMC and the others to list you. If your projects gets bigger, they will write you and ask for info, but no exchange or listing site just lists a coin or token if the developer doesn‘t tell them to. So thee are definitely tokens that exist without the public knowing about it, just look up presales. You simply don‘t know which tokens are out there if you don‘t find their website or telegram and no one tells you the contest address. It takes about three minutes to start a token on the BNC…
Hrm...it's on BNC? Count me out. Too many scams associated with Binance for my comfort.
SPELL recently did a 25x, though you might’ve missed the boat on that one I’ve been checking out Bifrost (BNC) which is just getting listed on Kraken/Kucoin in the coming days
Anyone watching Bifrost (BNC)? Kraken and Kucoin listings coming up in the next couple days
Thank you, that‘s a very nice Poem that describes your feelings to this coin. But why do people like SOL and even BNC more than ICP?
Yeessshhh. Sell you BNC I guess.
better yet, [https://www.tradingview.com/chart/?symbol=BNC%3ABLX](https://www.tradingview.com/chart/?symbol=BNC%3ABLX) monthly, log
I have ETH bought from less than $100 to $300, DOT from $4-5, KSM from around $5, SDN and BNC from crowdloaning, VET from about $.005, Link from under $1 to $3, ADA from around .3 to 2.15
PINK (Dot Finance). Only a Total Value Locked of $7,223,740. Releasing 3 Miilion tokens over four months. Currently API in PINK/BNC Pool is (571.61%) - (It started out at 13,000% on Oct 7th).
I 100% disagree. Why would institutions and nations adopt blockchain if it's not immutable, decentralized, and permissionless? Why would they risk some company (that controls the blockchain) from screwing them over? I don't think you'll ever see a major company use BNC. Putting corporate or national infrastructure on a chain that's ruled by a company, means that it could be used against you. This couldn't happen on a decentralized blockchain, because it's trustless and immutable.
If you’re going to favor a heavily centralized blockchain, you’re essentially advocating to undo everything Satoshi Nakamoto tried to achieve. Also, I wouldn’t expect BNB/BNC to get any institutional/national adoption. No company or country would set up infrastructure on a network that’s fully controlled by one person and registered in the Cayman Islands…
My suggestion would be POP ADA SOL MATIC BNC. Out of these POP is one coin that has the potential of outperforming most crypto currencies.Added security , earning passive income via yield places it as one of the most sought after coins out there!!
My top 5 have to be $ADA $POP $SOL $MATIC $BNC. Out of these $POP is relatively new but displays immense potential. The platform is a mitigation scenario where funds of partnering projects are locked in so no frauds happen.A good chunk of my kitty includes $POP. highly recommended!
Then I retract my previous statement saying that *everyone* was reimbursed. But the bottom line is that if I had to choose whether my funds were stolen on BNC or CB, I’d still choose CB. That being said, I have a Non-US BNC with my dual citizenship and I use it from time to time to access overseas funds - so I’m not 100% sure about BNCus. (Speculation: it could also be that unauthorized persons accessed CB accounts as a result of user negligence🤷🏻♂️) educate me though!! Im not here to preach!!
Interchain swaps are already functional in Kusama. You can send KSM from Kusama relay chain to Karura parachain, then swap the KSM to KAR token. Cross-chain transfer is also available, so you can send BNC from Bifrost parachain to Karura parachain (swap is not enabled yet). It's a matter of time before Karura will incorporate ETH and BTC bridges, so you can send ETH or BTC to Karura, and swap them for other coins.
BNC is at 4.11 today. I wonder if this will push it higher?
Launched in 2014, no ICO, no pre-mine, no CEO's, no development funding rounds. Proof of stake, anyone can stake no minimum amount of coins required. Onchain community governance, staking allows voting. Anyone can propose an idea and gain funding by its decentralized treasury. Because of this the community has build: - New privacy protocol, no centralized setup. - Bridge to other chains like BNC and ETH. No KYC required to buy. Also available on Binance, was added by binance without costs. - Mobile staking. Upcoming are: - Private mobile transactions. - First person shooter, coin is used as it's currency. - NFT's. - Expanding the bridge to Polygon, Matic and Solana. 71.000.000 deflationary supply, 30.000.000 market cap. No hype, Navcoin.
Yeah, I gave up on binance. I didn't like the exchange for how centralize it is, but it's the only place to get a lot of BNC tokens. I'm sticking with exchanges that don't make it obscenely difficult to verify. Coinbase and bittrex are my gotos, been considering using uniswap for some of the harder to find stuff.
Coins I'm bullish on right now - Nano and Vet look like they could break out and I'm long term bullish on BNC just because they seem to be the exchange right now. And the book always makes money. I know this is heretical around these parts but DOGE looks like it's about to make a move as well. DOGE is in fact, my best overall profit margin since I bought it for .05 early in the year. Anyone else want to share their opinions?
ADA, there are 2 other options with BNB and BNC but I don't know how that works and don't want to fuck something up.
Navcoin. Nav works because its a proof of stake DAO, anyone staking this coin gets a vote on network changes aside from 4-10% APY. There was no ICO, and there is no CEO. No pre-mine, no developer locked funds or anything like that centralized bullshit. Right now the community is voting for the development of a first person shooter which doesnt look like it will pass. Anyone can propose to the community, if your idea is good enough you will get paid in Nav. During a -99% bear market development continued because of the community fund paying developers, 0.5 nav get added to the CF every block. 'Main' devs also need to propose their ideas to the community, a privacy protocol based of zk snarks was rejected because it requires a centralized set up. Optional privacy, BlsCT brings privacy back to Nav. You can swap your Nav to xNav within your core wallet to send private transactions. No centralized set up like zcash or pivx. Mobile privacy is being tested now, which is a first for any cryptocurrency. Mobile staking has been enabled years ago. Bridges to BNC and ETH, allowing you to use dex's. No KYC and privacy is as powerful as it gets. No hype, no marketing. Its ridiculous how its at place 600+, there are so many trillion supply token nowadays that surpass its market cap at 0.000000001 usd per token making this coin gowing down on cmc eventhought it went from 0.03 cents to 1.20 in a year. And no the community wont pay a instagram shill out of the community fund. Its now hovering around 50 cents. Low market cap, low supply, disinflationary.
Only reason imho. The enormous supply of coins and the need to buy them in BNC.
Used to get into crypto, like BNC. You need it to buy other crypto. Little bit like stablecoins in that regard. The rest is way different yes.
I believe it would be 5th. XRP and BNC both did it.
Yes and no. Each platform has advantages and disadvantages. For example BNC is cheaper and faster, but it’s a corporation. The tech counts, the community counts, the long term vision counts, etc.
After 6 months of being into crypto and having multiple hot wallets I wann have a cold one. Do you have recommendations? I would like to store Ada, zil and the BNC-token Useless maybe I will add ergo later on. Also how does the staking work? At the moment I am think about a ledger nano S or X 🤷
Is this actually legit? Hard to trust *most* BNC coins that claim to "better humanity"
VGX babyyyy up 80% this week. The token for the publicly traded Crypto Brokerage Voyager is a utility token kind of like BNC where you get benefits for holding the token on the platform. With their Loyalty Program coming out September 1st, you can earn up to %1.5 extra on interest bearing assets. VGX itself gets 7% APR interest currently on the platform paid monthly. It also decreases withdrawal fees. They plan on releasing a desktop version of the app, currently in beta.
Already broke two of those rules. I lost $200 in BNC and ChartX recently and .1 BTC a long time ago (about $40 USD worth at the time).
Yes, and there will be some advantage of Amacoin during purchases like Binance is doing with BNC coin.
Well I honestly didn’t feel like typing up a huge post about it, but fine. First, the team. It’s fully doxxed and consists of professionals from a wide variety of fields who have worked with major corporations such as Sony, American Express, and Microsoft. They are frequent participants in the TG group and give regular updates and live AMAs on their progress. They also don’t take pay from Munch. The tech itself works differently than other charity tokens. Where most others take a percentage of every transaction and store it in a dev controlled wallet, Munch instantly converts 5% to ETH and deposits it directly to the charities own wallet. No chance for the devs to run off with the money, no huge dips when charities cash out a charity wallet’s worth of token, and accommodation for the charities to work with what they already have instead of convincing them to accept some unheard of coin. Charities are voted on every two weeks by the community. Currently Munch has worked with GiveWell, the Yellow Brick Road Foundation, and Charity: Water. They’ve been able to generate $3 million in a few months despite a shaky market and small market cap. They’ll be official partners with Charity: Water shortly, and are already partnered with The Giving Block, which is THE crypto charity organization (more on this later). They’ve already accomplished a ton in a short amount of time. They were the first charity token to create a BNC bridge, allowing trade on both ETH and BSC. They launched a holder dashboard with all sorts of stats to check out. They’ve been meeting every goal in the amount of time they’ve set out. Their roadmap is very impressive. They’re currently in talks with a top 10 CEX (Kucoin I believe) for a listing. They’re going to be releasing staking/farming soon. An amazing feature of that is you’ll be able to set a percentage of your rewards to go towards charity. In other words, you’ll be able to passively generate donations. The partnership with the Giving Block gives them access to the 300+ charities in their database, so you’ll be able to choose where your donations go. Later in the year they’ll be releasing their launchpad, which will give the token actual utility. The launchpad will act as a sort of GoFundMe, where you’ll be able to launch individual causes. And I’m sure I’ve missed some things as well.