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No more privacy for you: FinCEN announces NPRM for new regulation to combat CVC mixing.
Coin View Cap (CVC) to launch April 1st 😀
A summary of Russia's official announcement on cryptocurrency regulation. TL;DR: It doesn't ever mention BTC.
A summary of Russia's official announcement on cryptocurrency regulation. TL;DR: It doesn't ever mention BTC.
A summary of Russia's official announcement on cryptocurrency regulation. TL;DR: It doesn't ever mention BTC.
The Unhosted Crypto Wallet Rule Is Back
I specialize in finding cryptos at critical transition points after a massive loss. Here's the greatest potential coins I've found this week:
Breast cancer organization accepts Bitcoin, Dogecoin and Shiba Inu for donations
Breast cancer organization accepts Bitcoin, Dogecoin and Shiba Inu for donations
Gemini Exchange just announced nine more coins to their list
Brief overview and opinion on Civic (CVC)
I think now is a good time to invest in CVC.
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Address is not a public key. Priv key isn't given to anyone, not to ATM, not to the bank, not to any websites. CVC or whatever isn't like priv key at all. It's not even needed for some card transactions. Poor comparison.
Very good. Also, the public key (account number) is derived from the private key (CVC).
OMG! So many hyped shitcoins from this era that went nowhere. QTUM, ELF, WAVES, ARK, DENT (how does this still exist?), SNT, CVC, LOOM, ARDR… anything ranked 300+ that used to be top 50 is pretty much dead.
i am. theyre all down. i will sell all together with btc this bull run. never getting shitcoins again. theyre good if u want to spend every day some time checking whats happening, u can ez triple money if u get in fast but u have to get out too, thats the key. from now on im just buying btc once its down and selling when its high. ADA -46%, DOGE, 48,%, GRT -73%, XLM -68%, CVC -73%.. this are just some that i have put on coingecko, i also have matic, xrp, bttc, oxt, one, vet and prob some others too on kraken and some smaller ones on gate io
League of Kingdoms isn't bad. And it's F2P. Though also play-to-win (making alliances with whales important for CVC). The political meta is very intense, though - if you want to be at all competitive in CVC you need to join a strong continent and pay attention to the rules. Earning is more of an end-game thing, though
tldr; The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has announced that it will invest $112 million in technological innovation in finance, including Web3 solutions. The funding will support projects on the cutting edge of finance and will also provide support for corporate venture capital (CVC) entities. MAS will conduct open calls for projects to apply for grant funding for trial and commercialization. The initiative aims to drive fintech innovation and position Singapore as an innovation-friendly tech hub. The funding will also cover AI and RegTech initiatives and boost ESG fintech solutions. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR. Try our free crypto chatbot at https://chat.coinfeeds.io*
AMP, they didn't move fast enough and didn't make the integrations that others like Stellar have. CVC, they just have failed to build out any kind of network for real world use that anyone actually uses.
Yea man, CVC is Civic, an identity verification protocol. Bought it a 0.10¢, ATH of $1.66 in 2017 and spiked to nearly $1.00 in 2021. it’s low is at 0.01¢ from the March 2020 black swan pandemic cliff…I’ve held through all of it because I have no idea what I’m doing
I haven't got a clue what you meant by CVC. There are some serious number of alts which were unheard of back in 2017. lol. Crazy times.
Entered crypto in 2017, first buy was CVC. And yes I still don’t know shit fuck about fuck shit
It's still similar traditional finance What's a PIN, what's an IBAN, what are my app security codes, what's a credit card number, what's CVC, what's Swift code etc The only thing that is different and what regular joe won't like are irreversible transactions
It's surprising because needing the CVC code on the back of your card isn't really good for anything except using it. The front is enough, it confirms your identity and the card number, CVC codes are only used for transactions. Not saying you're lying, but this sounds more like a scam/phishing attempt than an actual customer service department. I'd double check just to make sure it was legit if I were you, but it's good you shared your experience regardless.
Back in the day, 1994, people started paying ISPs for access to the Internet. A brilliant tech from CERN particle physics facility invented a way for a user to request a page from a server - hypertext transfer protocol. Almost over night, thousands of people were making their own Web pages for their friends to read More and more people joined the Internet. Everybody could see that it might be able to replace mail order shopping (which no longer exists). But there's a problem - payments. How does a Web shop accept a credit card without seeing the card and without a signature (yes, in those days we signed for every credit card transaction)? I talked to my bank manager. He says, "that's easy, people do 'card not present' transactions all the time". I asked what type of transactions. He said, "mail order". He offered me an account with this service, and his "processing center" took 2 months to refuse my application - useless bank. The bank across the road took all our business and had everything approved in less than a day So, we're selling stuff on a Web shop and the customers are entering their credit card numbers in the shopping form. We transfer the card numbers and amounts to our bank's 'card not present' form and got paid Anybody with any security sense reading this is going red in the face by now. But this predates both https and credit card gateway APIs We implemented https as soon as it was available. But at the same time, a huge flaw in the credit card system was exposed, billions were lost over about 18 months. A thief could run a trivial program to generate valid card numbers and use them to buy things on-line. This was eventually fixed with the implementation of the 3-digit CVC on the card. The thief can't guess the card number and its CVC, problem solved. Still, it's an unsafe solution. The correct solution - slowly being implemented now 23 years later - is to never pass the card number over the network A lot of our customers were sending checks, which was fine, and one customer made an annual journey to our office to pay in cash - because his organization, a 200-member suburban church, only used cash, had no bank account Anyway, to cut a long story short, payment on the Internet using credit cards was problematic right from the early days, and still is today PayPal was an improvement, but still stuck in the 20th century Around that time, David Chaum launched e-Cash, a cryptographic solution to making payments on-line. For various reasons (mainly being ahead of its time) e-Cash wasn't adopted. Then e-Gold was launched, digital but not cryptographic, centralized, backed by physical gold in a vault in Nevis. It was hugely popular, but not enough to make a huge dent in Web shopping. Then the USA government attacked it, falsely accusing the founders of using e-Gold for money laundering At the time e-Gold's founders were convicted of being serious criminals, Satoshi saw that there is an unmet need for electronic cash, and figured that any centralized system would end in a prison sentence Using credit cards was becoming more difficult. Regulators forced those gateways to become gatekeepers - banning on-line gambling transactions, and donations to political dissidents Satoshi sees that there's a need for a cash system where the system can't be corrupted by regulators forcing bans, can't be shut down by attacking the owner with criminal prosecution. With knowledge of the history - e-Cash, e-Gold, Flooz, Beenz, other dotcom craziness - he realized that a decentralized system not owned by anybody or any company, would work as digital cash, like spending physical cash currency In early 2007, only months after the e-Gold convictions, he started coding. He discovered a decentralized design which would be free from censorship, solved the problem of how to keep all the nodes synchronized without cooperating, designed a data store and embedded all the proofs which make it tamper-proof, wrote some code for 18 months, announced it, changed it a bit and launched it
>Yes, when you travel to a foreign country, you watch your balance like a hawk and wait for your transactions to settle. And the fees. And the banks. And all the horse shit that goes with it. Maybe try another bank? Almost every European bank provides an account that has easy way to exchange currencies - that's a must have since we have a lot more currencies here than just euro. Revolut is an easy option as well - you don't even need to exchange anything - it takes care of it during regular transactions. Spread is minimal too. >And you are advocating that bitcoin is less private than the bank? The bank sees everything you do, they analyze everything you do, they are subject to data leaks and breaches. Yes, banks are more private. No rando from Internet can just pop your account number into Google search and see all your transactions like here [https://www.blockchain.com/explorer](https://www.blockchain.com/explorer). You don't even need leaks with Bitcoin, because it was designed to be transparent. >You realize that when you give somebody your card number, it's the equivalent of handing over your private keys. I thought you still need expiry date and CVC of the credit card and even if somebody takes them you still can just block your card (takes 30 sec in my case). >You literally are handing over full access to your money. Free tip: credit card shouldn't be connected to your life savings.
It is also very expensive if you wanna P2W, probably not worth it. CVC competitions to earn their LOKA token etc etc
I offer full refunds. We do require prepayment of our shipping and handling charges. Please provide your credit card number, expiration date, CVC number and your zip code. We will process charges and remit the refund back on this credit card within 3-6 weeks.
My favorite projects are ranked in no particular order: 1. AMP - a token used for instant settlement assurance for any chain. It's a no brainer to gap risk for business transactions. 2. Monero XMR - Money so private even the IRS can't find it. 3. Litecoin LTC - I used to be fairly down on this project but with recent privacy upgrades and a capped supply - this is the little coin that can imo. 4. Stellar XLM - Handles millions of transactions per second at fractions of a penny. Stellar's quick banking features make it look like a good bet for one of the bigger players in the future of web3 "banking". 5. Civic CVC - Civic is attempting to build out a identity verification system that avoids the need for repeat verification across any use. Using the blockchain, an identity can be positively assigned to a person to control, it remains visible on the blockchain at all times for verification. 6. The Graph GRPH - The Graph indexes blockchains to make their data easier to find and use for a variety of uses across all blockchains. Like Google. 7. Assemble Protocol ASM - Assemble is a blockchain based reward point system that allows vendors to issue and track reward points for customers at their business. The blockchain should reduce a lot of headaches with these types of systems. 8. Polygon MATIC - Polygon is quickly emerging as THE layer 2 solution to be on. It has historically had scaling issues, but problems are growth related and it doesn't seem to be slowing anytime soon. Polygons extremely quick service time and low fees make it a no brainer to use. I used to have CRO on this list but it has been culled. Feedback appreciated and welcomed, but these are my actual positions in the current market, minus BTC of course.
My favorite projects are ranked in no particular order: 1) AMP - a token used for instant settlement assurance for any chain. It's a no brainer to gap risk for business transactions. 2) Monero XMR - Money so private even the IRS can't find it. 3) Litecoin LTC - I used to be fairly down on this project but with recent privacy upgrades and a capped supply - this is the little coin that can imo. 4) Stellar XLM - Handles millions of transactions per second at fractions of a penny. Stellar's quick banking features make it look like a good bet for one of the bigger players in the future of web3 "banking". 5) Civic CVC - Civic is attempting to build out a identity verification system that avoids the need for repeat verification across any use. Using the blockchain, an identity can be positively assigned to a person to control, it remains visible on the blockchain at all times for verification. 6) The Graph GRPH - The Graph indexes blockchains to make their data easier to find and use for a variety of uses across all blockchains. Like Google. 7) Assemble Protocol ASM - Assemble is a blockchain based reward point system that allows vendors to issue and track reward points for customers at their business. The blockchain should reduce a lot of headaches with these types of systems. 8) Polygon MATIC - Polygon is quickly emerging as THE layer 2 solution to be on. It has historically had scaling issues, but problems are growth related and it doesn't seem to be slowing anytime soon. Polygons extremely quick service time and low fees make it a no brainer to use. I used to have CRO on this list but it has been culled. Feedback appreciated and welcomed, but these are my actual positions in the current market, minus BTC of course. I'm
I started in November 2021 have not made a profit yet. Every time I buy it drops more. I don't need the money so long as I at least break even in a few years I will consider it lesson learned. I am holding LRC at over $3, ENJ at over $3, REN at over $0.65, Matic at over $1.60, XLM at over $0.38 and so own. Been buying more REN, Loom and CVC lately. I bought some Matic at around $1.26. I thought I was doing ok on Loom and CVC for a while this year as I got into that this year so it has been up but now it is down so I am probably down 70% over the start of my crypto adventure. Not really going to sell now. I just got to say enough buying already. If I buy it is guaranteed to go down at this point. My BTC and ETH buys were all at ATH.
Yeah CVC is still alive and doing well. It just takes time to figure out when to pull some profit, and when to let it ride. Best of luck to you, friend.
Not all of them though. CVC and ADA is not pumping
I was gonna put £10 into ten different coins, but you make a good point. I'm gonna stick with BTC, ETH, XLM, XTZ, XMR and CVC I think. £30 in the first two and £10 in the rest.
We shouldn't trade all the time. There are times to stay away from the market and watch things play out My strategy is to DCA gradually in a crab market. Well I DCA with caution only in projects with good utility, development, team and community which I know will bounce back hard when the market recovers I've been building a new bag in BNB, DOT, OCEAN, NKN, CVC, DYDX OCEAN protocol has more room for growth and there's a lot being announced this quarter that will scale the project
tldr; The US Department of the Treasury's Semiannual Agenda and Regulatory Plan indicates two critical proposed rules impacting the cryptocurrency industry are likely up for consideration again. Both the Federal Reserve and FinCEN want to ensure these rules apply to domestic and cross-border transactions involving convertible virtual currency (CVC) and legal tender digital assets. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
tldr; The US Department of the Treasury's Semiannual Agenda and Regulatory Plan indicates two critical proposed rules impacting the cryptocurrency industry are likely up for consideration again. Both the Federal Reserve and FinCEN want to ensure these rules apply to domestic and cross-border transactions involving convertible virtual currency (CVC) and legal tender digital assets. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
My low cap gambles aren't paying off yet. DNT, OXT, CVC. And of course VET hasn't moved after 9 months of hodling.
Anyone holding AMP, CVC or FET ? Are ETH tokens worth holding onto?
You need a CVC adapter for your CRO card
Okay so here’s my two cents which nobody asked for, LRC MATIC XLM VET CVC SOL AXS NU OXT and DOGE, tell me whT yall think
Gemini is listing: $SPELL $MIM $GALA $MC $ENS $KP3R $ELON $CVC
GALA - metaverse-based and has already pumped a lot SPELL/MIM - biggest up and coming defi protocol outside of Olympus. Not sure how well SPELL captures value but should be a good long term bet. RNDR/KP3R/ENS - I don't know much about KP3R but the other two are highly regarded important web3 infra. MC - Never heard of it ELON - meme, pass CVC - holy shit this is still alive?
I mean i would have assumed they didnt brute force because websites reject you after like 50 wrong guesses so its not an issue, I think in my case they did some shady shit with CVC coin see my attached pic and somehow created an api without getting my password anyway ima go to bed and figure this shit out tommorow
yeah thanks man already checked, they didnt, only weird think I could find is that CVC is also the initials for covocoin which isnt listed but maybe somehow they generated the api from that idk Im gonna go to bed and cry tomoorow/
I actually don't know for sure. OP is still scant on how he knows the hacker has access. But, I could see some attack vector that the hacker is somehow verifying they own the coinbase wallet with CVC or something.
Check and see if they setup a vault. On desktop computer go to assets, select CVC if it’s in your assets, click the vault tab. Anything there?
thanks a lot man, I checked them both and it shows no apis active, but they literally just re-logged in with the api so idk what this shady shit is, see the image I attached to the post with this BS CVC coin I cant delete
yeah no they didnt access my email somehow they hijacked the account using CVC coin, check out the image I attached
Ahh interesting. I might post over in the Civic reddit, if one exists. CVC is basically KYC for defi, so looks like they found some trick to exploit that and coinbase.
not troll, I mean I figured a username and email were fine as he doesnt have passwords, 2fa or any personal details but somehow with this CVC coin they have access to everything and there is nothing I can do but pray that coinbase support give a fuck about their customers for once
email is safe all I gave was the address and my coinbase username, somehow from this and some CVC coin the scammer has extracted access to my account, I locked all withdrawals but IDK how to boot him out he seems to know everthing I do with the invisible api that the CVC gave him. I have never heard of it but apparently its used by scammers to gain invisible api
I know was very dumb but still how does coinbase allow CVC to create an api that lets them into my account without some kind of security??
Already got some cool alts dips. BNB, OCEAN, CVC, OGN
Haven't had an issue, occasionally have to reverify my CVC code
The storm will pass lol Some alts are recovering fast though, keep your bags tight this isn't a bear season yet Vitalik just shilled ETH BNB, OCEAN, CVC are bouncing back nicely
district0x - DNT OMG Network - OMG Civic - CVC Golem - GLM
XLM and CVC have been both mostly flat this year, but I think they are solid projects for the long term
What about CVC do you like? I haven’t heard much about it. Does it have long term potential or is it a short play for you?
That's good to see, strangely I hold £10 worth of CVC as one of my first ever investments, I've held it for several years. I see it's now £12 - Retirement soon bois.
CVC is pumping again The real bull market is near 🐂
From the story: . Alto CryptoIRA recent coin and token additions include: Assemble Protocol (ASM) Civic (CVC) Crypto.com Coin (CRO) district0x (DNT) Kryll (KRL) LCX (LCX) Loom Network (LOOM) OriginTrail (TRAC) SUKU (SUKU)
new coins in CB today CVC LOOM DNT get ready bois
Nah fam pretty sure CVC has been on for a while
LOOM, CVC, and DNT all in auction more on Coinbase.
Civic (CVC). Solves the substantial security problem to mainstream adoption. Cartesi (CTSI). Dapps you can programme in mainstream programming languages. Developers need no experience in blockchain. MASSIVE. Alchemy Pay (ACH). Shopify. 🚀 Tiny market caps right now. Pump these fuckers.
25: Polygon 19,9% Ethereum 19,6% Cardano 13,9% USDT 8,3% (Profit - waiting to reinvest) The Graph 5,1% GraphLinQ 4,2% Algorand 3,3% dKargo 3,1% Just 2,9% Nervos Network 2,7% Jupiter 2,4% Alchemy Pay 1,9% AMP 1,7% SAITO 1,7% Aragon 1,6% Egretia 1,5% QTUM 1,3% Kusama 1,1% Raydium 0,9% Nano 0,8% Formation Fi 0,7% Basic Attention Token 0,5%(brave Browser rewards) Reddit Moons 0,4%( reddit rewards) IOTX 0,3% CVC 0,2%
2017 had a bunch of alts promising a revolution : CVC (identity on the blockchain), DBC (yes!) - AI on the blockchain, BTY (yes!) bug rewards, WTC - provenance of goods, and a hundred other tokens all with great promise....there was a ton of hype about real-world utility and that this was a once in a lifetime opportunity to get rich. In reality, lots of people held on and sold in frustration deep into 2018, 2019, even 2020. Heck, lots of these tokens are **still** 80%+ in the red from their ATHs. I just write this out as a caution. When things seem "unassailable" and so sure, smart money often sees that as a sell signal. They sell at the peak of the party, causing the party to be over....it's how quickly we realise it's over as to how much profit we can recoup.
CVC- identity protocol, after the facebook crash, a shift to this technology would remove the need for centralized social media to communicate LRC- 96% of total circulating supply mostly just curious what's going to happen when it maxes out AMP/ACH- crypto payment systems that allow retailers to be paid in preferred currency.
It's like whack-a-mole with the alts today. First one pumps while another dips. Right now it's CVC's turn
Its possible, but understand, you would have to dedicate your life to watching crypto charts. For instance: In the last 60 days NU briefly went up to 384.22% Poly briefly went up 236% MLN briefly went up 100.78% CVC: 137.21% LPT: 55.17% IOTX: 30.61% and SHIBA INU was up 575% So..technically if you played your cards right and you started out with say, $10k, you could of turned that into $30K, then turning that into $72k, then turning that into $144k then turing that into $216k then turning that into $1.083M and it would have taken you precisely 51 days. However you would have to be in the right place at exactly the right time and most important, sold at the right time.
tldr; The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has reviewed over 2,000 Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) that were filed between January 1, 2011 and June 30, 2021 and found that 177 of these filings included 177 convertible virtual currency (CVC) addresses associated with the top 10 most frequently reported ransomware variants during the study period. The total value of suspicious activity reported in ransomware-related SARs during the first six months of 2021 was $590 million. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
I own Algo, CVC, Graph, Cosmos, ETC, XLM, DNT and Mana.
For the lazy: Shiba Inu (CCC:SHIB-USD) Monero (CCC:XMR-USD) Dogecoin (CCC:DOGE-USD) TRON (CCC:TRX-USD) Civic (CCC:CVC-USD) OMG Network (CCC:OMG-USD) BitTorrent (CCC:BTT-USD)
CVC defying the alt coin bleed out. 24h: \+9.9%
tldr; CIVIC (CVC) was launched in 2017 and raised $33 million in less than a month. The CIVIC token allows the payment of identity-related transactions between users and online service providers. CVC will likely consolidate itself as one of the leading cryptocurrencies by the end of 2025. It will likely reach an average price of $1289 throughout 2030. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
Yes, several. SKL, CHZ, KEEP, RLY, CVC, GTC all come to mind.
They don't have CVC memorised and no transaction can be done withought my additional authorisation. Even of someone stole my phone, they can't do anything withought my fingerprint to access secure file, nor they know my bank online payment PIN code. I think I'll be fine.
CVC continues to tear it up. \+9.2% 24h I have no idea why.
I sold my CVC long ago but it pumped nicely today. Congrats if anyone here is holding
CVC is one of my smallest bags, but I think it's my highest gainer in last 24h
Cmon, we know you're in multiple CVC telegrams and discords to coordinate this pump and dump. At least let us know when the next one will be.
While I hold CVC, I swear it wasn't me ;)
MATIC (did very well, sold May 17th at $2.80) CVC (did well, sold a couple weeks ago at $0.85, over 3x) XLM NKN OXT NU ANKR DNT OGN SKL
In the early days when talking about bitcoin, we also heard the term "mining" and "blockchain" which I think confused people on how to get in on the action. Most investors didn't want to set up a mining operation and there wasn't as many avenues to buy crypto as there is today. I don't regret it. There's still a lot of money to be made. I turned 4 figures into 5 figures and then into 6 figures in a year, actually, less than a year. I'm not holding or waiting for a price to reach a certain number. Why? You can make real money this week! 2 weeks ago, Poly was up 236%, just a few days later CVC was up 137% and yesterday MLN was up 100%. Wake up periodically through the night, look for the trends and you can double and even triple your money in as little as a day! Its not rocket science! Putting your money into a specific coin hoping it will hit a specific price doesn't do anything for you now. Perhaps it teaches you patience. But investing on a daily basis can help reach your goals.
I don't know what qualifies as exotic, but as less talked in this sub, I would say, LIT, CVC and ZRX, literally I think I never Saw a post about those coins here lol
No I got rid of CVC and REN
Around 10 just as a test most were cheaper like XRP, XLM, ALGO, CVC, REN etc.. I started last year
CVC, on chain identity verification will be huge for things like Defi
CVC has had like 2 commits
Any chart gurus able to check out the charts of some of these coins? I've had a few on my watch list and I've used my limited experience to identify them as 'ones which are looking to make a move up in the short-term' but I've been wrong before. I have a small stash that I like to keep for trading and I'm keen to put it into one of these: XTZ, ATOM, CVC, CRV, DOT & SOL. If anyone would be up for some quick analysis on the bullishness on this then I'd appreciate it :)
CVC the only thing in my watchlist that's looking like it wants to move up
What's Civic Coin/CVC? It had a balistic day last week going up more than 100% and it's pumping again today early on. It's low cap but it's on coinbase. Is there something to it or is it just hype/fomo?
As CIVIC CVC holder I totally understand you bro. Diversification is the key , now we know it.
Anyone have any ideas about these coins? VIB, CVC, NCASH & XEC? All of them lesser known Alts and they were pumping high like 24 hours ago but now they are down. And I have invested a lot of funds. Can any of check these coins and let me know if I should hold on to it for future or just dump and liquidate as soon as I break even with my investment? Pls valuable community members help required.
I just invested 70% my life savings in XEC (ECash), CVC(Civic), NCASH(Nucleus Vision) AND VIB (Viberate). I would just like to know as the whole market is continuously going on a Bull Run - Should I Hold or Sale as soon as I make some Profit. I am very new to Crypto. But I invested in these Coins because of my Financial Status being in a very limited capacity. Please 🙏🏻 I would like to hear all the inputs I can get
any actual news or announcments upcoming on CVC? or are people just pumping?
CVC? Can I get a shill?
LINK to 50 today! Let's do a CVC!