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CipherScarlatti

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analogOnly

nah, you're going to get bad actors everywhere. It's that same idea you can't have good without evil. You take the pros with the cons. Bitcoin was never meant to punish bad actors, but it does give the ability to see where the funds come from and coins from a specific address can be blocked. Often is the case by CEX to prevent stolen coin from being dumped.

Historical_Drink_486

its only on uniswap rn. Thats how you know its early. Low cap as said in the tag. CEX listings will come along the way. See u in the telegram

MoneroArbo

The difference is after you withdraw XMR, there's no way for anyone to tell if it's been spent at all, much less where to. That means KYC XMR can still be pretty damn private. Cross chain swaps where one chain is private are also much harder to trace because you can't do timing attacks without private CEX data. Plus, there are atomic swaps and DEXs available to go from ETH or BTC (or even USD) without a central exchange. You're right that swapping in and out are the riskiest parts generally speaking, but a chain that's private by default still brings a bunch of advantages over optional privacy.

jekpopulous2

Sure but unless you’re buying crypto with cash there’s always going to be some kind of record. If I buy Monero on an exchange there’s a record of that. If swap ETH to XMR on a CEX there’s a record of that. If I atomic swap BTC into XMR there’s a record of that. There’s a difference between privacy and anonymity. There are plenty of ways to keep your transactions private on-chain. The only way to stay anonymous is to purchase crypto with cash.

bears_or_bulls

Nothing prevents you atm from using CEX as an on-ramp to get to a DEX.

jekpopulous2

I think Tornado Cash made a lot of people realize that privacy already exists on EVM chains - so there's no need to use an entirely different network. I know tons of people that were using XMR years ago, but now they're all using zk-SNARK based solutions like Railgun. Why would I use some shady CEX to swap into XMR when I can delink wallets directly on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, BSC, etc...

HSuke

In that case, you're talking about an Exchange wallet, not a liquidity pool For withdraws: CEX cold wallet -> CEX hot wallet -> your wallet For deposits: your wallet -> CEX hot wallet -> CEX cold wallet CEX wallets are usually just either off-chain multisig addresses or on-chain multisig contracts. Most Exchanges have at least a dozen known commonly-used addresses for each blockchain. How to identify them? Either Google it, or do a withdraw from that exchange, and then trace it on a blockchain explorer.

yldf

I’m not commenting on whether DCA makes sense for Bitcoin, except noting that I don’t think it makes as much sense as it does for an index fund. But DCA implies that you don’t try to time the market. Waiting for a collapse is not really DCA. If you want to DCA Bitcoin, simply consider cost and risk of different schemes. How would you do once a month? Would you transfer money to a CEX, trade it to BTC there, then withdraw to your wallet? Do you pay any fees for depositing money? What are the trading costs? What are the withdrawal costs. Now assume you do weekly. Do your deposit costs quadruple? Are the trading costs higher? You pay 4x withdrawal costs. Unless you decide to transfer the full amount at once to the CEX, and then buy every week and only withdraw at the end of the month: what do you lose in interest on the fiat for the time it stays in your CEX account. What is the risk of your money, or your Bitcoin, staying in the CEX account for weeks. What if that CEX goes bankrupt? How bad is that risk? Finally, you’ll probably want to have a portion of your net worth in Bitcoin. How do you rebalance if Bitcoin outperforms the rest of your investments? How do you rebalance if it underperforms? Finally, what are the tax implications? In Germany, for example, crypto profits are tax-free if you hold for a year or longer. But this is LIFO, meaning that if you buy every week, you might have to pay a lot of taxes when you sell. Rules are different from country to country. In Germany, it’s probably optimal in your 700$ a month case, to buy once per year for 8400$, sell after a year if you made a profit, then rebuy…

Mega_2018

**From Snapshot, co-founder of Glue:** *You are spot on. To compete with the CEX's we need customer support.* *We are quite optimistic that we will have several third party customer service companies to partner with in the future and currently aren't planning on building our own product there.* *Running a customer service call center is a very distinct skill set (I've run a call center a few years ago) and we'd rather not have to develop it internally as it's pretty far outside of our focus. If third parties for some reason don't come through, we certainly can but I don't think it'll be necessary.* *Retail customer acquisition at meaningful scale will happen in Q4 at the absolute earliest, likely more towards Q1 of 2025. That's also why we don't need to have customer support fully dialed in yet. We've started the process of designing landing pages and acquisition funnels and will do some test campaigns in the meantime but there's a LOT of things to get lined up first (liquidity for example) before we scale acquisition efforts.*

kirtash93

Humans make mistakes. You only need to wait and see how they send their coins to a CEX or KYC platform to catch them.

CointestMod

#DEX Con-Arguments Below is a DEX con-argument written by Shippior. > A Decentralized Exchange, often abbreviated to DEX, is an exchange that does not belong to a central entity and all transactions happen on a blockchain. The three largest DEXs by [Total Value Locked](https://cointelegraph.com/explained/what-is-total-value-locked-tvl-in-crypto-and-why-does-it-matter) (TVL) are [Curve Finance](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/swap), [Uniswap](https://uniswap.org/) and [PancakeSwap](https://pancakeswap.finance/). For a full list of DEXs see this [dashboard](https://defillama.com/protocols/Dexes). > > A DEX requires a user to be very well versed in the working of crypto because the entire process takes place on-chain. First of all a uses needs to have a crypto wallet to start with trading and needs to have the correct assets in its wallet to interact with the DEX. Many DEXs lack the easy user interface that CEXs offer and provide hard to read technical documentation on how to use the DEX. Next to that customer support is often limited to the Discord server in which one hopes to find a developer that can help instead of a scammer that pretends to be a developer that runs off with all their assets. > > As can be seen in the dashboard that includes all DEXs above the number of DEXs is actually quite limited. Of the 10 DEXs that have the largest TVL 5 of them are on the Ethereum chain and 2 of them are on the Binance Smart Chain. Next to that Uniswap does almost 50% of all volume traded on DEXs by itself. Inspecting the dashboard more closely also reveals that liquidity is a problem for many DEXs. At the time of writing only 22 DEXs have a TVL of more than 100mill USD. [Coinbase claims to hold 39.9 billion USD of BTC alone](https://news.bitcoin.com/coinbase-ceo-says-company-holds-2-million-bitcoin-reminds-people-firms-financials-are-public/#:~:text=According%20to%20Coinbase%20CEO%20Brian,million%20bitcoin%20worth%20%2439.9%20billion.). Also still [96% of trading is done on CEXs](https://assets.kpmg/content/dam/kpmg/cn/pdf/en/2021/10/crypto-insights-part-2-decentralised-exchanges-and-automated-market-makers.pdf). This shows a large gap in liquidity between DEXs and CEXs. > > This lack of liquidity also introduces the risk of [slippage](https://coinmarketcap.com/alexandria/glossary/slippage). This means you buy or sell at a worse price than anticipated. When a trade is large compared to the available liquidity it can impact the available assets in a pool by a lot and thereby change the price. For example if a pool has 1 ETH and 1,500 USDC and a user wants to buy 0.1 ETH it means that he wants to take 10%of the available ETH in the pool. The user expects to pay 150 USDC for 0.1 ETH. However if there are 2 users that provide 0.05 ETH to the pool the order will be executed in 2 parts. First 0.05 ETH is bought for 75 USDC. However now the ratio is 0,95 ETH to 1,575 USDC which means that 1 ETH is not worth 1,658 USDC. The user pays 0.05*1,658 = 83 USDC for the other 0.05 ETH. Thus the user paid 158 USDC for 0.1 ETH instead of the expected 150 USDC. > > [Impermanent losses](https://academy.binance.com/en/articles/impermanent-loss-explained) are the most common type of risk for people providing liquidity in a liquidity pool. As liquidity is often added as a pair of 2 coins impermanent loss happens as one of the two coins largely changes in value compared to the other. When the value changes the pool is rebalanced to reflect this. This can lead to the assets in the liquidity pool being worth less than when the assets would have been held outside of the Liquidity pool, see this [example](https://blog.liquid.com/impermanent-loss). > > DEXs are made up entirely of software. This software is often made open source as a proof that the DEX has a fair working towards its users. However this also provides hackers all the information that they would require to look for an error that they can use to break the software and steal assets from the DEX. Although the software is thoroughly audited it can still provide vectors. Even worse than that it can happen that a DEX was made to rugpull its users from the start. An example of this phenomenon is [Sifchain](https://www.sifchain.finance/) a small DEX for Cosmos. At the end of last year it closed off all bridges to the chain such that the assets could not be transferred of the chain. The only way a user could take off any assets from the platform was to trade its assets versus the native coin of the token at a very high price which was pocketed by the owners of the DEX. > > Another challenge for DEXs is the availability to add fiat to buy crypto. For an exchange to accept cash there needs to be a counter party that wants to trade their crypto for fiat in a trustless way. As a user is only known to the DEX by its wallet ID, which does not accept cash. It is very difficult to provide fiat trades on a DEX for this very reason. Lately fiat on-ramps have been provided by parties like [KADO](https://www.kado.money/) and [Moonpay](https://www.moonpay.com/) where they offer to take your cash and trade it for crypto (essentially taking the role of over the counter market maker) but this requires larger fees than when using a CEX. However fiat off-ramps have not been widely seen, probably because market makers are afraid that users will dump their crypto on them when the market becomes volatile and they are stuck with the losses. > > A very US oriented disadvantage of a DEX is that trades are not easily registered for tax purposes. All transactions are of course registered on the block chain but that is not the format that is required by the IRS. Tools have been developed for the larger DEXs, for example [Koinly](https://koinly.io/blog/uniswap-taxes/) provides tax reports for Uniswap trades, to convert the information on the blockchain to a proper format for tax forms but they have to be checked manually to be certain that all trades are registered correctly which can be a very time consuming task. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_DEX) to find submissions for other topics.

CointestMod

#DEX Pro-Arguments Below is a DEX pro-argument written by 002timmy. > If one adheres to the philosophical values of cryptocurrency, using a DEX is the only option. In this comment, I'll address some of these values, namely peer-to-peer (no trusted 3rd party), self-custody/private property, and transparency, and explain why using a DEX is the only pure way to play the crypto game. > > First, let's address the peer-to-peer concept. Cryptocurrency, as we know it, started with Satoshi's Bitcoin whitepaper. Bitcoin was designed to be a peer-to-peer (p2p) cash system which required no trusted third parties. It was created, in part, as a response to the 2008 financial crisis. > > Now, through smart-contract enabled decentralized exchanges, I as long as there is a trading pair, I can swap directly. There is no centralized entity controlling what I can and cannot swap. As long as someone else is willing to provide the liquidity (a peer), I can trade as I wish. Thus, a dex satisfies the value of allowing peer-to-peer trading. > > The other alternative is a centralized exchange. Here, I need to rely on the exchange to honor the trade. They can freeze my account from trading whenever they see fit. They only allow for permissioned trading, which works great until it doesn't. Score one for decentralized exchanges. > > Now, let's talk about private property and self-custody. When I engage with a dex, I am using my own wallet. I have the private keys to this wallet. Since I have the keys, I can do whatever I want with this wallet. I also know with certainty that my funds as exactly where they should be. I can provide liquidity to earn a yield. I can make a swap and immediately have control of tokens I swapped for as soon as the network confirms the transaction. Basically, I can do whatever I want to do. Nobody is preventing me from doing anything. > > Now, on a cex, I do not own the keys. I can use the platform, but I cannot earn participate in blockchain ecosystems in any way. I cannot provide liquidity. I cannot stake on my own behalf (cexes usually take a % yield off the top). If I want to deposit to the CEX, I have to wait for a particular amount of network confirmations to see the funds. If I want to withdraw, I am charged a premium withdrawal fee, and I need to hope that the exchange will let me withdraw. I also do not know if my funds are where they should be. Over the last year, we've seen numerous exchange pause withdrawals because they were suffering from liquidity issues and did not actually hold the assets of their customers. By using a DEX, you have control of you coins, and a third party cannot use your money without permission. > > This is a great segue into my third and final point: transparency. When you interact with a DEX, all transactions go on the public ledger. It can be audited at any time. If there's funny-business going on, everyone will see it and the market will respond accordingly. This transparency means everyone is playing by the same rules, and can be aware of how things are interconnected and make a risk/reward calculation while knowing all the facts. > > However, on a cex, this is impossible. CEXes have their own wallets, and your funds are all a part of that wallet. You don't know how other users are behaving, and you don't know how the exchange is handling your funds. You cannot make an accurate, rational risk/reward decision because you cannnot have all the facts you would like. In this opaqueness, tragedy can occur. CEXes can overleverage themselves with customer funds, and you're the one who pays the price. You lose everything, because you didn't know everything was at risk. This does not happen when you use a DEX. > > Simply put, crypto was made for decentralized exchanges. Play the game it was meant to be played, and you'll win. Play the game by different rules, and you'll lose. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_DEX) to find submissions for other topics.

justjoner

lol what? there are so many wallets that support BNB. Metamask for example. You could even send it to a CEX like coinbase and convert it however you like. this isnt rocket surgery!

Tvmouth

Blockchain is a new layer of internet. We have FTP, HTTPS, Email, Usenet, Bit torrent... there's plenty of layers, and now, blockchain is a financial layer that serves a function that enhances all other layers. Right now, kids go to local stores to by cards with in-game currencies... game passes, subscriptions, or software licenses for the game environments. Online stores exist, but traditionally, gaming has kinda lost its magic from the brick-and-mortar hype days. It makes sense to me that blockchain gaming will make the most sense when a young person can just buy some crypto at a BTC ATM (*or CEX app, whatever*) at a local store, and buy a small card or placeholder box on a shelf with a game item, such as NFTs for in game racecar rentals or tracks. I'd love to own a share of an NFT for an entire racetrack used in an online sim, because the shareholders will get a dividend for each race with entry fees and prizes that is renting that digital venue. We should have NFTs for fancy shoes for the Esports avatars so sponsorship is embedded into the base textures of everything. The companies don't realize it yet (maybe?), but by outsourcing the server function to IPFS and NFT references directly to the users, and ALSO, slipstreaming a sharing economy into the base operations of the game, they'll be almost totally relinquished of duty while being paid by it for as long as it is still wanted... *whatever IT is.* (probably gun skins, really.) It'll be the same stuff, you'll buy from the same places and companies, **you'll just hold it different. Just like every other generation of everything.**

noviwu97

Yep that one, people are minting it for free, send to CEX, then dump on noobs who never go on-chain

MaximumStudent1839

The problem with ETH DEX tokens is early adopters treated them like toilet paper. You earn them to dump and jump to farm the next shiny one. It meant many of them didn't establish community loyalty around the token. Many of their end buyers are easily impressionable CEX users who don't understand the token dynamics played by the whales. Now that ETH has shifted to L2s, future volume is expected to also shift from the main net to L2s. You start to see L2s fostering their brand of DEXs, e.g. Camelot for Arbitrum, Velodrome for Optimism, Aerodrome for Base, etc. If L2s are the future, it is more likely to see these new brands of DEXs cannibalizing ETH OG DEX's market share. Now you have two layers of problems. 1) OG DEXs wasted their opportunity to build their token brand to farmers and airdrop mercenaries. 2) New brands of L2 DEXs are expected to see higher growth,. e.g. see Aerodrome hype.

Own_Persimmon_5091

But then, is it better exiting through a DEX or a CEX?

Abject-Pollution-728

Our software development team has built the QLUE tracing tool and the BitRank verification tool. https://qlue.io/ and https://bitrankverified.com/ They work in tandem to inspect transaction IDs, history of transactions within wallets, DEX and CEX transactions, etc. We can see and prove many things via our methodology. I’m happy to arrange a demo, if you’d like to see for yourself.

bleudefact

WAG here: Someone must have known that this was a wide-open Coinbase account. If the account had any simple 2FA or even if it had "Allow Addresses list" they could not have withdrawn the funds. I would go back and review all recent communications with: Coinbase, ISP, any other contractor...computer IT person....... And I understand the following comment does not help now, but if 500K was a lot of money to your uncle, then it makes no sense to keep it on a CEX (even secure Coinbase), not having 2FA and "Allowed Withdrawal Addresses" . All you can do now is learn from this bad experience and improve account security in the future.

kshucker

Who the fucks keeping 500k on a CEX?

Zelulose

Shimmer trading volume is higher On Magic Sea DEX than any CEX usually.

AffectionatePeak9085

I sold my Shib at a loss but I still want to invest in a shitcoin. Looked at my CEX listing and saw $MOTHER. Bought it and in 2 days, I regained all my shib losses and more. Apparently, mother is mother iggy azalea lol. I don't know how long before the rug gets pulled

Edawgii

The ETH is now in this wallet 0xA7229d420f44F348F9C159b4fdAde1263eF02518 just sitting there. I would keep an eye on this, if he sends to a KYC exchange you can freeze it with the help of the CEX. Whats the BTC address??

garybaws

All too common in the crypto world, im sorry this happened to him. I also lost 30k 6 months ago, im still recovering from it. What I learnt from my loss, is to diversify. Have money in several locations, some on CEX, some in defi, some in ETF, etc.

kfyn1

Let's make it more realistic, if you can afford $129 per month then try Nansen Dapp. They offer amazing informations about token millionaires, Eth millionaires, Smart money ( CEX, DEX ) traders. In the Smart money page you have an option to see new fresh tokens that have been purchased by those people. If you are interested we can open a private community to examine any potential opportunities together.

Specific-Vanilla

Been in crypto for a while. Basically, some coins have case uses, like DEX (decentralized exchanges like Binance) and CEX (centralized exchanges like Uniswap) actually have a working infrastructure where profits are generated and the coin serves a purpose on a platform. Then you have things like DeFi (decentralized finance) that can serve as loans, and once again serve a purpose and generate profits with the case use. Those are two examples of historically profitable and stable types of coins, not all but there are a few that stand out. Then you have meme coins and shit coins. Meme coins understand that there are no case use, or none that are unique to the crypto space. Therefore, they are kind of satirical coins that people invest in for the memes and hope they get lucky if enough people go in on. Unlike the meme coins, the shitcoins take themselves seriously and use buzz words to promote themselves (i.e. Web 3.0) while offering no specific or unique addition to the crypto space and are doomed to fail with time.

Every_Hunt_160

Where can you short shitcoins? I can't short the shitcoins that aren't listed on a CEX

Abysskitten

This all sounds so fishy, OP. Not only on the scammers part but on your boss requiring you to use your own info to do the transaction. Why the need to deposit a large some of money in an ATM? Most people just bank transfer to a CEX. What was she trying to avoid? You are right to be vigilant and proactively block any surface area they can attack you with.

Every_Hunt_160

All the hedge funds and institutions are putting their funds with Coinbase custody Coinbase will be the number 1 CEX for many years to come imo

BetTheDip

CEX is not a wallet

kinnth

Use a Mac Use a hardware wallet - ledger. Use Rabby wallet with a password. Create 3 wallets on your ledger - cold store, hot swap, defi/farm. Never sign anything you don’t trust on your cold wallet. Use hot swap for CEX transfers. Be careful what you install. —- I’m sorry this happened. Once your key is compromised it’s gone forever. Learn how to have multiple wallet setup on ledger.

Simke11

Buy on reputable CEX, send to cold wallet, don’t connect said cold wallet to anything, beat dick, profit. Really doesn’t need to be any more complicated than this.

Limp-Calligrapher-63

What a great entry level we are at 🥰 2 large CEX Launches in July and more to follow! $HEGE will easily hit 50mio mc this summer 🫶🤙

solomonsatoshi

Moving funds from CEX to your own custody should be done in conjunction with learning how to operate a hot wallet. Hard to learn how to use a hot wallet without having one and some funds in it. Perhaps I should have further elaborated to practice using a hot wallet with small amounts at first but regardless Bitcoin is a bearer asset and holding it via third party custody is to void one of its most fundamental and valuable properties. Too many idiots holding on exchanges hoping got fiat denominated speculative gains without any appreciation for what BTC really is - the only way this will change is if they are told exactly the basics as I have commented and that sadly you too do not seem to understand. dyor.

DBRiMatt

3. Never bought or interacted with SOL directly But have made money from SOL memecoins on my CEX No intentions of actually getting a SOL based wallet or the SOL coin

generalclown

Tokenomics that is not shit. This can be really difficult to determine but messari tracks token supply. Learn what diluted market cap means. Also good trend on Alt/BTC or Alt/Eth pair. Even with this its still risky just not a blatant scam. Also account for risk of playing with these bridges/token swaps. Signing new contracts to your wallet to play with new tokens of your wallet getting compromised where you may lose everything. (if you are playing off CEX) Anything else is absolutely gambling on a small cap pumping overnight on hype. Fundamentals are hard to argue when the equivalent of securities fraud is rampant in this space. The chain can be the most useful and profitable thing in the world but there's no guarantee token holders will see a kickback in profit.

fishtaco1111

This is not true, completely depends on what you are doing. You can do swaps and directly do transactions with the hw. There should be no need to go hw -> hot wallet -> CEX unless you're doing it for some other reason.

ChadInNameOnly

It means your coins are less liquid in that you'll always be having to transfer them through a hot wallet hooked up to a CEX every time you want to buy or sell. But that's the inherent sacrifice of cold storage. Just comes down to which you value more: Security or liquidity? Personally, I'll take security every time.

Hanser17

I’ve used River for a few years now and haven’t experienced any of these issues. I’ve transferred BTC in and out in large and small quantities. The biggest lessons that I’ve learned from being in BTC since 2017 is find an exchange or brokerage that works best for you and you “trust” (as much as you can in Crypto) and stick with it - you’re going to find out that every single CEX has the issues you described if you use them like musical chairs I hope you find one that works for you!

advias

The largest exchange you have access to. If you don't know about this, makes sure to do your research because there are a lot of scam CEX's. And don't get information through your DMs - you will have a lot DMing you now to "help" you, but they are going to scam you.

knightysays

Comment 2/2 FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS: What's important to understand straight away regarding Tracelabs (parent company to subsidiary, Origintrail), is this was initially a food traceability project created while the founders were in university. It was developed as a kind of anti-trust/reassurance product that evolved into a supply chain management tool to provide consumers, and other companies, an ability to verify the origin, quality, compliance and procedural standards of a supply chain. Origintrail has evolved significantly since. Regarding revenue, their main product/service isn't actually AI - it's data, and the diverse revenue offerings that comes with it - data streams, data aggregation and processing, supply chain and logistics efficiencies, real time asset monitoring, real time asset verification/modification, consumer reassurance tools, industry standards & compliance solutions, financial models, data silo efficiencies, decentralized data marketplace (own/buy/sell datasets)... ...Basically, value from/monetization of data by any means possible. It also generates revenue from the publishing of assets on the DKG, but I'll elaborate further down below. Monetization within OT's eco system takes the form of "TRAC" token. TRAC is the economic currency token and is also, categorically, a utility token - meaning OT's entire ecosystem is dependant upon its versatile functionality, catering to payment/node incentives/network dispute mechanism/staking/governance (voting)/QA incentive and more). There is a second affiliated currency known as neuro (also developed by Tracelabs). This token however, is for AI functionality within the DKG. I'll elaborate: It's important to know, the DKG itself is inherently not an AI/LLM. The AI component comes from Neuro. Neuro itself is also not an LLM. Instead, Neuro is an AI component within OT's ecosystem that leverages various AI, ML and NLP models/techniques to provide advanced data processing, analysis and prediction, sentiment and anomaly detection, data classifications and natural language functionalities. Neuro is also capable of integrating any LLM (via APIs) only to enhance the functionality of the DKG and functionalities. The AI component utilises a method called dRAG, very similar to Meta's RAG in their AI model. The DKG itself is essentially just an advanced p2p graph database anchored to the blockchain, utilising distributed storage (each node on the network holds a portion of the data, contributing to a collective decentralized storage system). Data is secured via zero knowledge encryption, and can be further secured depending on preferred privacy settings and can even run/store data native on individual devices, nodes installed/running on. Companies/individuals either run their own nodes for full control over data security (securing sensitive/private information from the readily accessible), or can operate on publically available nodes, hosted by node runners. Data is uploaded to nodes as knowledge assets, owned by the key addresses used to upload data. Tracelabs/Origintrail offer a variety of services and SaaS solutions privately to prospective clients, to maximise their data intake/out-take/retention etc. An example of OT systems functioning is Perutnina Ptuj, a leading poultry manufacturer in Southeastern Europe. PP installed Kakaxi IoT devices to gather sensor information and images from one of their farms. Datasets included: Sensor Data, Geo Data, Traceability Data, Certificate Data, Production Data, Master Data, Transportation Data, Raw Data and more. By purchasing this data, retailers that sold Perutnina’s products under their private labels coulf reassure their consumers, stakeholders and authorities of compliance, high animal welfare standards and internally utilise the supply chain data to improve their own economical models. Users upload data, manually or autonomously, using the knowledge base for a small TRAC fee per knowledge assets published, use it to train their AI models, internal management, SOP's, sell it to consumers and the utilisation of semantic web 3 creates value from previously siloed data. Knowledge asset owners set rules pertaining to the asset, or grouping of assets (known as paranets). Rules including asset discoverability, permissions, licencing terms such as ownership, licencing/usage costs, node/validator reward payouts, usage restrictions etc. Essentially, the knowledge base has now replaced the previous data marketplaces that users bought and sold data on. Why blockchain? OT simply utilises blockchain as an immutable ledger for trustless data integrity, standardized encryption, scalability, interoperability between RWA's, web2 and web3, decentralized data marketplace and global node network (secure permissionless network, data discovery, asset connectivity/verifiability) etc, but again, primarily value is derived from countering anti-trust issues through a transparent and accessible blockchain (ledger) and mitigating data/information silos. Also, to answer an earlier concern, I believe there is feasibility also in decentralization. IMO, it eliminates the need for central/regulatory authorities that would otherwise present themselves as intermediaries or data aggregators - particularly within public sectors (health/infrastructure/education etc), minimising possible overheads and downtime. Tracelabs is able to offer custom services via private servers, but primary value proposition to clients is value from data integrity via blockchain (consumer, regulatory and public trust through blockchain transparency and immutability), value from semantic web3 capability efficiencies (SOP efficiencies), value from compliance/QA/risk mitigation efficiencies (SOP efficiencies), monetization of datasets and account settlement expedition. Closing thoughts as an investor: Personally, I see RWA use case clear as day with this one. I would like network to be more secure than what it currently is, but that also comes with adoption. Stellar base of partnerships and clients, and for years have had a functional, revenue generating product put to market. From a R:R perspective, what also makes this project speculatively valuable as an investment is you have two mutually exclusive markets within tech going parabolic at the same time, while market is trying to find confluence between them - a bull (AI) cycle within a bull (AI). The main factor driving the bubble is simply companies and investors trying to find confluence. If market adoption takes place and market finds it feasible, this will be immensely valuable. It is currently WELL underpriced, mostly due to lack of visibility. They rarely spend on any marketing, no DEX/CEX paid listings, no BS games or gimmicks in the telegrams or socials, just work.

No_Pollution_2666

Growing fast and furious,  VoteDoge is not your average meme coin. #VoteDoge is a political memecoin with: - Clear political roadmap - Spotify songs - Merch shop - CEX listing on P2B and Movement - Real world marketing Join us https://t.me/votedogechat Twitter @VoteDoge www.votedoge.com

CointestMod

#Polygon Pro-Arguments Below is a Polygon pro-argument written by a deleted user. > ####**High Efficiency** > > **Very Fast network** > > The main benefit of using the Polygon PoS network is that it's an Ethereum scaling solution that provides much faster and cheaper transactions. > > * **High Throughput**: Current throughput is 350 TPS for 21k gas transfers and ~150 for ERC-20 tokens. It can go faster as a [7200 TPS test with 122 validators has shown](https://cryptoslate.com/matic-testnet-just-powered-ethereum-eth-to-7200-tps-dapps-next/), but Polygon decided to keep the limit at 30M gas per block to combat spam and storage bloat. > * **Fast Block Times**: It has very-fast [2-second average block times](https://polygonscan.com/chart/blocktime). Though due to its finality being probabilistic and high chance of reorgs, you would want to wait ~32 blocks or 1 minute before assuming finality. > > **Lower Fees than L2** > > * Fees are extremely cheap, so much that [validators have been colluding to set the priority fee at 30 Gwei](https://cryptoslate.com/polygon-matic-to-raise-gas-fee-to-30-gwei-to-prevent-spam-transactions/) to combat spam ever since [Polygon co-founder Sandeep's recommendation for it in Oct 2021](https://forum.polygon.technology/t/recommended-min-gas-price-setting/7604). > * Even with the artificially-inflated fees, Polygon transfer fees still only cost $0.001 while competing L2 rollup transfer fees are usually 10x to 100x more expensive in the [$0.02 to $0.20 range](https://l2fees.info/). > * A lot of games like Decentraland and The Sandbox moved to Polygon because they are able to airdrop NFTs to thousands of players at negligible costs. > > ####**Benefits from a synergistic relationship with Ethereum** > > There is a lot of overlap between the Ethereum and Polygon communities, and they both benefit from it. > > While Polygon is technically a sidechain, it helps offload a lot of traffic off Ethereum L1 and thus helps scale it. Thus, it's filling in the same role as an L2. > > * Polygon copies a lot of Ethereum's code and updates. For example, Polygon's London update for EIP-1559 is copied from Ethereum's London update. > * Nearly any wallet that works for Ethereum also works for Polygon. > * Polygon and Ethereum both use EVM for smart contracts, so it's easy for Ethereum's large number of devs to work on Polygon. Their blockchain explorers are also almost identical, so it's easy to audit transactions between them. > * Polygon's Bor block producer layer runs a version of Geth (the Go implementation of Ethereum), so they share similar consensus clients. > * Polygon generates hundreds of thousands of dollars of transactions fees for Ethereum through [MATIC Token transfers](https://etherscan.io/token/0x7d1afa7b718fb893db30a3abc0cfc608aacfebb0), [PoS Bridge transfers](https://etherscan.io/address/0xa0c68c638235ee32657e8f720a23cec1bfc77c77), and their [Root Chain Proxy](https://etherscan.io/address/0x86e4dc95c7fbdbf52e33d563bbdb00823894c287) checkpoints every 30-45 minutes. > * Ethereum provides security for Polygon PoS through [their checkpoints](https://wiki.polygon.technology/docs/pos/heimdall/checkpoint/), which are necessary as Polygon bridge proofs. MATIC tokens are also [staked on the Ethereum network](https://wiki.polygon.technology/docs/faq/staking-faq/). > > ####**High TVL and app support** > > * **Top 10**: Polygon's TVL has declined greatly in the bear market [to $1.2B](https://defillama.com/chains), but it's still enough to hang onto its Top 10 spot. Its market cap is also still in the [top 10 at $10B](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/polygon). > * **Many dApps** like OpenSea, AAVE, Curve, and Uniswap support Polygon. **Reddit's Collectible Avatars** launched on Polygon PoS, which gave it a lot of social media publicity. > * **CEX support**: Most of the largest CEXs like Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken now support the Polygon network for withdrawals. > * **Metaverse**: The 2 largest metaverse games, Decentraland and The Sandbox uses Polygon for their player item NFTs. > > ####**Upcoming Polygon zkEVM** > > The whole Ethereum community is very excited for zkEVMs. > > Polygon was the first to launch a [public zkEVM testnet](https://polygon.technology/blog/polygon-zkevm-public-testnet-the-next-chapter-for-ethereum) in Oct 2022. They already have a [mainnet launch date of March 27, 2023](https://polygon.technology/blog/to-ethereum-with-love-announcing-polygon-zkevm-mainnet-beta-on-march-27th), and everyone is looking forward to it. > > #####**Nakamoto Coefficient is increasing** > > Polygon has a [limit of 100 validators](https://wiki.polygon.technology/docs/maintain/validate/validator-responsibilities/). While this is still quite low, it actually has a bigger Nakamoto Coefficient than both Bitcoin and Ethereum. The more important thing is that it's increasing. Only several months ago, it only took 5 validators to reach 50% stake of the network. Now it has increased to [7 staking validators](https://polygonscan.com/stat/miner?range=14&blocktype=blocks) of MATIC. You can track the identities of the validators, and they all seem to be distinct organizations. > > This is partially thanks to how its [staking website](https://staking.polygon.technology/validators) encourages delegates to stake with smaller validators. Validators with large stakes are hidden on the website while only the smaller ones are shown. There is also a message at the top saying: "To distribute power on the network, please delegate to other top performing validators." > > ####**Great user experience** > > I personally complain a lot about Polygon's centralization and lack of transparency. But I still use Polygon PoS more than any other network. > > Ultimately what matters to me is that it is fast, cheap, has a huge amount of dApps, has good CEX adoption, and has a great blockchain explorer. And those combined lead to a great user experience. > > For new users who don't have MATIC gas tokens, there is a [Polygon Wallet Suite](https://wallet.polygon.technology/polygon/gas-swap) where you can use meta transactions to convert bridged ETH to MATIC without first needing MATIC. > > ####**Long-term Economic Sustainability** > > - The MATIC token is used for staking, and those rewards come from both a token pool and from transaction fee. The [1.2B token pool allocated to Validator Rewards is expected to run out in 2023](https://docs.polygon.technology/docs/maintain/validator/rewards/), after which there will be no more supply inflation. Fifth year validator rewards from the 12% pre-allocated supply will total $150M. After the 5th year, validators are meant to survive on transaction fees alone. > - Currently, [transaction Fees generate $70M annually, with $40M of it burned](https://tokenterminal.com/terminal/projects/polygon). This equates to $300K per validator annually. That's more than enough to run a validator annually. So besides Ethereum, this is one of the few networks with an economically-sustainable security model without inflation. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Polygon) to find submissions for other topics.

selangkanan

also, dont forget to set up anti-phising personal code attached on every emails from your CEX

C01n_sh1LL

Isn't this just a batch transaction of multiple user's Cashapp withdrawals? Why are you assuming all outputs were sent to/by OP? That's not how CashApp (or CEX'es in general) work. Only one of these outputs would belong to OP. I think the commenters here are just confusing OP with incorrect assumptions about the transaction.

Zelulose

It is crazy to me that Americans can trade htr on coinmetro and they refuse with spread at 10% wtf. Foreign exchanges have more liquidity than usa? Then DEX like MagicSea is eating all the liquidity from CEX to the point where shimmer volume is higher on dex than cex? It is such a bizarre market? Very confused.

ponyo_fromglue

From Snapshot, co-founder of Glue: Glad to have you on-board!! Yes absolutely, it's unfinished on purpose. A big goal of releasing the hub early was so that people can really get a feel for how we approach things and can get a hands on product to check out. Much of the currently greyed out parts will start rolling out over the next few months. Some things like trading and lending need the Layer 1 to be ready so that's our main focus right now. The dApps are already fully built and ready to go. We generally don't do 5 year roadmaps (or even 1 year roadmaps). I've managed software product development for 15 years now and I've never met anyone who could accurately deliver on a 5 year roadmap. In my opinion, any project that provides one is dramatically exaggerating and we much prefer delivering products over fancy roadmaps! That said, we have a very full backlog of all kinds of cool tech we are looking to either build ourselves or partner with third parties as we did with LayerZero. From a saturation point, I don't think the market of on-chain products that compete with CEX's is at all saturated, best I can tell, no one is really going for that audience except the centralized players. Everyone in the on-chain space is extremely focused on deliver cool tech, much of which is purely targeted at developers and has such bad UX that no retail user will ever bother trying to learn it. We aren't looking to compete with other Layer 1's for Devs (yet) but are highly focused on getting centralized exchange users on-chain. We believe that once we've built a large audience, developers will follow the to Glue.

Any-Huckleberry-8484

This project is coiling right now and with the upcoming marketing and new CEX exposure will spring into a new leg soon. $HEGE will catch people off guard, AGAIN.

ShadowKnight324

Hi. So I made an account and connected my wallet to your site but I noticed I was quite unfinished (at least on mobile) as I was only able to see and access the Account Management and Finance & Trading tabs. I'm curious when will the other functionalities be available? And again this leads me to ask. What is your roadmap and how will you see your project evolve in the next 5 years because from my understanding you guys are trying to make an everything app for crypto? How will you be able to achieve this when your project is a newcomer in an oversaturated crypto market that, as of right now, cares more about meme coins than actual legitimate and useful projects while the competition is fierce and are preferred by the general public (which firstly is averse right now to experimentation with WEB 3.0 apps and secondly doesn't venture out of your topical CEX or at most DEX like Uniswap). Give all these struggles how will you be able to overcome them?

solomonsatoshi

CEX social media touts are active on reddit.

Fedshmoker

Not really if you are already on a CEX it doesn't matter anymore and I would rather have complicated taxes + profits than nothing or -98% nightmare bear drop or rug pull + 0 taxes

fainje

People generally say that Muun is a terrible Lightning wallet, but that's only true if you use Muun as a pure Lightning wallet. However, the swap feature should not be ignored. You are comparing Muun with Aqua Wallet, which has no swap feature at all. Breez wallet uses submarine swaps just like Muun. Phoenix wallet uses trustless swaps. There are differences in the fees, which are often very confusing and flexible. There is also Strike, which is everything in one and also cheap, but of course lacks anonymity. If you are purely interested in a cheap transfer from a CEX to your cold wallet, then the cheapest solution would be to move your Bitcoin to your Strike wallet via Lightning (often free of charge). Strike has an option where you can make an on-chain transaction free of charge within 24 hours.

Rensverbergen

I am very proud to be part of this project. Thursday it will have its first CEX listing. Reverse incoming!

WineMakerBg

TL;DR: Stocks in a mutual fund = Coins held at a CEX

Careful_Cover_8538

I am just scared governments might just ban the DEX > CEX route one day if Bitcoin becomes big, and then we all will be left with our little coins without a way to ever convert into cash, thots?

solomonsatoshi

The best way to buy Bitcoin is directly from people who own Bitcoin.Avoid CEX fees and intrusive KYC BS. Many people now own BTC and by making some simple steps you can connect with them and organise both purchase and sale of BTC at the best rate directly.

bumbaklutz

Currently on DEX (Jupiter, Raydium, Phantom wallet) or CEX (TooBit, Azbit, Indoex) Tomorrow it lists on BitMart, and next week MEXC!

PhoenixOnSol

Your last sentence is the key. BitCoin isnt an Investment. BitCoin is more then an Investment. And if people just Jump in to make in a Short Move Money, they Are wrong. Especially When they start to Trade at „CB“ or some Shit like this. The Fees and spread will eat the „Investment“ and noone wins, instead of the Next CEX. People have to get the real important Movement in BitCoin. Im just frustrated by all the „Shot Investment jumps“ and „When buy / When Go up / When Moon“ question in the BitCoin sub. Thats something for MemeCoin, or altcoin…

Soil_Electronic

any CEX like Binance or Bybit is like Interactive Brokers as they provide you the tools to buy/sell or trade Crypto with leverage/options and etc

HedgehogGlad9505

But you said it's bank issued bitcoin backed currency. Currency e.g. in the form of paper doesn't generate interest. I'm trying to say "no one will trust a paper currency issued by these banks". If it's only deposit, save, borrow and lend, then the bank is just a glorified CEX.

PirateSKB

>That’s when Benach says a Canadian-based “ghost merchant” with a fake business name began making huge charges on his Chase company credit card At least he had a shot at it. If it was crypto, there's virtually a zero chance of being reimbursed. Maybe on a large CEX, but even that's a crapshoot

GVNI123

Quick guide: How to buy $MEGA and be $MEGA CHAD 💪 1. Buy ETH on a CEX (exchange) 2. Send the ETH to your MetaMask, coinbase, safepal, or trust wallet 3. Go to [https://app.uniswap.org/swap?outputCurrency=0xc06bF3589345A81f0C2845E4Db76bdb64BBBbc9D&chain=ethereum](https://app.uniswap.org/swap?outputCurrency=0xc06bF3589345A81f0C2845E4Db76bdb64BBBbc9D&chain=ethereum) 4. Swap your ETH for $MEGA CA: 0xc06bF3589345A81f0C2845E4Db76bdb64BBBbc9D 5. Shill 🫵 https://preview.redd.it/6j5mo2kz4fcd1.jpeg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=90bb867440e4068a33968da072561f637a610a84

KBtrae

The casino has changed methods. Base L2 has a high rate still going, but as you stated, the turnover is high and virtually no community. If you are really gambling then don’t plan on holding a position longer than a day. Most don’t ever see a CEX, it’s straight DEX degeneracy.

mymongoose

ETH on layer 2s is a good compromise for small amounts to hodl - you can buy eth on a CEX for 50 cent fees or even just withdraw USDT straight to a layer 2 like base or arbitrum then buy eth for 1 cent fees on uniswap

SouthJazz1010

I'm not a Trump fan, he takes campaign contributions from CEX etc, he can change his mind on this if someone will pay him more basically, but I don't think so. Pandering is politics, "Biden just said he was the first female vice president" haha..

CointestMod

* Relevant Cointest topics:[Binance](https://www.reddit.com/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_binance), [Coinbase](https://www.reddit.com/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_coinbase), [CEX](https://www.reddit.com/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_cex), [USDT](https://www.reddit.com/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_tether). * Relevant subreddits: r/binance, r/Kraken, r/CoinBase, r/Crypto_com, r/DEX, r/ProofofStake. * Sort comments as controversial first by [clicking here](/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1e1fhqe/germany_executes_5000_bitcoin_sale_government/?sort=controversial). Doesn't work on mobile.

Palabaster

Less than 1 percent of on chain transactions are linked to known criminal addresses. This excludes on-chain transactions to unknown criminal addresses, and off chain transactions like CEX, and encrypted chain ones like Monero.

Abdeliq

I use decentralised wallet like safepal and kraken wallet for mobile, metamask extension on PC and kraken, MEXC as CEX

Cybernaut-Neko

It would be good if those fake wall street CEX casino's would just die and vanish yes, otherwise everything will be labeled and regulated as "financial derivate" and then you can't even create your own coin without extensive licensing. Which wipes a lot of fun use cases off the table because for the profits of the guys who run the show. Crypto never was intended to be traded on an exchange, not going to lie I enjoy a bit of trading myself but the central exchange platforms have too much power.

Funnyurolith61

Bro nobody can 100% prove they sold, but usually they send BTC to a CEX to sell, there's no other logic in it

GVNI123

Quick guide: How to buy $MEGA and be $MEGA CHAD 💪 1. Buy ETH on a CEX (exchange) 2. Send the ETH to your MetaMask, coinbase, safepal, or trust wallet 3. Go to https://app.uniswap.org/swap?outputCurrency=0xc06bF3589345A81f0C2845E4Db76bdb64BBBbc9D&chain=ethereum 4. Swap your ETH for $MEGA CA: 0xc06bF3589345A81f0C2845E4Db76bdb64BBBbc9D 5. Shill 🫵

oumuamua21

As wallets I use metamask and phantom, both working good. Info I get it on X and dexscreener guys. DIversify on holding between CEX and self custody is also a good idea as you never know. My CEX is Bitget as I live in Europe. For dex I use CULOSWAP it is an aggregator from the project $CULO on #polygon. Compatible with all the EVMs and SOLANA. Fees are 0.02% I don't know if there is something lower RN on the marketplace. It works smooth, and you get a very close support from the devs Justin and Crhisu thought the CULO Tg.

Zelulose

I use dex exclusively. Uniswap shimmer sea with lower fees than coinbase. Layer zero, bridging etc. Right now dex trading has lower fees than exchanges often with arbitrage. Especially shimmer bridge with free yield on liquidity providers. I think CEX will be phased out soon.

ZorOmega

Been working on the CEX agreement for quite some time! We've already reached out first milestone, got strict listed for Jup trading and now our first CEX! These are just the first steps on our road to Solana meme coin dominance and protecting the oceans! Not many projects in this space you can be proud of, but this is one of them! Don't miss this opportunity to grow your bags and be part of a worthy and honorable community!

L3mm3SmangItGurl

Yea but US gov held a closed auction last time they unloaded a ton of BTC. Essentially an OTC deal. Dumping it on a CEX was probably at least partially malicious. I can't believe their that dumb. Edit: In hindsight, given where the water pump is on my GTI, they just might be that dumb

kirtash93

Kraken is my favorite CEX and they are doing a great work to be safe and convince people and banks that they are good. My bank still blocks all my bank to CEX transfers. I use Revolut as bridge xD

ZorOmega

Been working on the CEX agreement for quite some time! We've already reached out first milestone, got strict listed for Jup trading and now our first CEX! These are just the first steps on our road to Solana meme coin dominance and protecting the oceans! Not many projects in this space you can be proud of, but this is one of them! Don't miss this opportunity to grow your bags and be part of a worthy and honorable community!

Limp-Calligrapher-63

What a great entry level we are at 🥰 the next 2 CEX Launches have just be announced! ! $HEGE will easily hit 50mio mc this summer 🫶🤙

Limp-Calligrapher-63

What a great entry level we are at 🥰 the next 2 CEX Launches have just be announced! ! $HEGE will easily hit 50mio mc this summer 🫶🤙

gr8ti

In comparison to a BTC ATM the fees from a CEX are minimal.

etj103007

They're trying to address poison a CEX 💀

_Commando_

CEX's need to lower their fee's and it might bring more users in.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Since June 2024, the German government has been selling off Bitcoin (BTC) seized from the operators of Movie2k.to, a movie piracy site active in 2013, causing significant market volatility. Initially holding approximately $2 billion in Bitcoin, the government has sold and moved large amounts through both centralized exchanges (CEX) and over-the-counter (OTC) transactions. This activity has led to market panic and a notable price drop in BTC, despite the sell-off being relatively small compared to BTC's daily volume. The sell-off's impact is seen as temporary, with predictions still favoring a bullish trend for BTC. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

geekphreak

Yes. It’s not about the amount. It about the risks of holding your coins on a CEX. Learn self custody and get your shit off CEX

DangerHighVoltage111

LTC has two strong suits, CEX transfer and bitpay. And it is used by maxis without shame contrary to BCH. BCH on the other hand has more real world shops and pockets of heavy use like townsville or paytaca. Argentina is another hot spot I believe.

Limp-Calligrapher-63

What a great entry level we are at 🥰 the next 2 CEX Launches have just be announced! ! $HEGE will easily hit 50mio mc this summer 🫶🤙

Frogeyedpeas

If people keep their bitcoin with central exchanges and central exchanges "loan it out" the way they loaned out pre 1970s gold backed dollar then yes bitcoin can be printed into oblivion. It only works if everyone keeps it in their own hard wallet and doesn't hold with CEX. Bitcoin ETFs custodied by CEXs is step0 for printing bitcoin into oblivion.

Limp-Calligrapher-63

What a great entry level we are at 🥰 the next 2 CEX Launches have just be announced! ! $HEGE will easily hit 50mio mc this summer 🫶🤙

Limp-Calligrapher-63

What a great entry level we are at 🥰 the next 2 CEX Launches have just be announced! ! $HEGE will easily hit 50mio mc this summer 🫶🤙

Spirited_Net_2184

Kudos to Hege Coin for its new CEX listings! The community’s dedication and integrity are inspiring, proving that success in crypto can be achieved through the right values and hard work.

Alienswag

We have a #4 CEX listing after the community put in so much time and effort to trust one another to make it happen! NO OTHER COIN is doing this type of work. crow with knife is the only option!

Limp-Calligrapher-63

What a great entry level we are at 🥰 the next CEX Launch is imminent and this be will be a big one! $HEGE will easily hit 50mio mc this summer 🫶🤙

Limp-Calligrapher-63

What a great entry level we are at 🥰 the next CEX Launch is imminent and this be will be a big one! $HEGE will easily hit 50mio mc this summer 🫶🤙

Cryptofinkle

Easy 300x coming with Heges first top tier CEX listings in this pending announcement! Several thousand holders and no dodgy bags that can dump. This project is going to be the biggest one this year!

ElPeroTonteria

Idk of anywhere that will let you deposit fiat, trade for BTC and immediately let you move that BTC off CEX before the funds clear.... Coinbase, for example, will let you deposit USD and will (essentially) front you the money till it clears so you xan trade "immediately ", but it's still locked up on CEX for 5-7days till the transfer os complete.

Nightmare_Tonic

Hey friends, I'm considering changing my phone number because of the crazy amount of spam calls I get. Just wondering, are there any considerations with regard to crypto? I've got a Ledger and a CEX account; I'm going to update my contact info on the CEX. Is there anything I'm not thinking of?

Mef1994

BIG CEX INCOMING 🚀🚀 HEGE BEST MEMECOIN IN THIS SEASON ! #100xGEM

Limp-Calligrapher-63

3 Month I am following this coin, seeing its value, community and marketing grow. Also how the Dev's kept working even when there were huge pull backs. Meanwhile there were countless rug coins announced, shilled and people lost their hard money. but $HEGE stayed honest and has kept its promised. Now we are at the edge of launching on another CEX and a fat marketing wallet ready to promote the coin even further. 20mio MC is so crazy low for this wonderful project! [www.hegecoin.com](http://www.hegecoin.com)

Limp-Calligrapher-63

3 Month I am following this coin, seeing its value, community and marketing grow. Also how the Dev's kept working even when there were huge pull backs. Meanwhile there were countless rug coins announced, shilled and people lost their hard money. but $HEGE stayed honest and has kept its promised. Now we are at the edge of launching on another CEX and a fat marketing wallet ready to promote the coin even further. 20mio MC is so crazy low for this wonderful project! [www.hegecoin.com](http://www.hegecoin.com)