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r/CryptoMoonShotsSee Post

Reucoin | REU is a DeFi Community based Token centered around the idea of ‘Perpetual Finance’. With a keen focus on developing Green technology for Bitcoin Mining. Directly rewarding REU holders for their participation

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Reucoin stealth Launched 1 Minutes | REU is a DeFi Community based Token centered around the idea of ‘Perpetual Finance’. With a keen focus on developing Green technology for Bitcoin Mining. Directly rewarding REU holders for their participation

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Kira Network: LIQUID STAKING - DEV UPDATES!

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

The Market Cap formula is The last trade price X circulating supply. Thats it.

r/CryptoMoonShotsSee Post

Early Bird - Utility release today

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Staking on Tezos is the best because *you never swnd your Tez* to anyone. You just delegate the *rights* to your XTZ rewards of 5-7% if you would rather someone else "bake" i.e. validate blocks and vote on upgrade proposals for you (representing your stake and securing the network). At all times you are in control of your Tez as the one holding the private key. This is a major advantage over other proof of stake blockchains. This is why we say Tezos is LIQUID PROOF OF STAKE. (LPoS).

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

So you’re trying to act intelligent off a technicality, which isn’t even correct. When you say water, you’re talking about the conventional colorless, transparent, odorless, LIQUID. Gasses are not liquids, which is why water vapor is not a liquid, which is why in conventional definition, you don’t call water vapor water. Just because something is made up of another thing, you don’t call it that. Ice is not an incompressible liquid, meaning it is not the conventional word for water. Water has no regular arrangement of its molecules, whereas ice does. Ice is a STATE of water. Ice is water, water is not ice: when talking convention, ice melts INTO water because in convention, water is a liquid. This is why we separate ice, water, and water vapor. Otherwise we would call all three water and you would be more confused than you are right now. Jfc you’re an ass

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

40 million LUNA was printed yesterday to try to restore peg. Based on the 2 hours that has transpired today (UTC time) we are on pace for 96 million LUNA being printed. Literally worse than zimbabwe when you consider that just two days ago the LIQUID CIRCULATING SUPPLY of luna was 94 Million

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

They have 3bn in reserves. 15% of that reserves is liquid the rest is asset. That means they can easily access around 15% of reserves. 15% is 450mil. 75mil is in gold. 75mil is in bitcoin. Rest probably usd. They have a lot of LIQUID money tied into bitcoin. Money that they need to repay their debt with. Money that they are losing every day. They have 800mil repayment bond due in January. The country is fucked.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Apple is not a traditional tech growth company ever since Cook it operates exactly like your P&Gs of the world sustainable long term cash flows from loyal repeat audience. It is why they haven't really innovated since Cook they have over $50billion in LIQUID CASH and just sit on that shit when they could be pouring it into innovations like Google. But it is a smarter value investor approach to build cash reserves and grow dividend and share buybacks they have the Golden Goose of tech a sustainable P&G like business in a high margin space with a brainwashed easy repeat audience it has none of the risk that Tsla/Meta/Amzn have Just wanted to clear up WHY he changed his mind on tech because he never ACTUALLY changed his fundamental underlying philosophy , Apple just stopped being operated like tech growth company and more to traditional value investment

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Did some sum’s, turns out I’m 96.3% liquid net worth in crypto By LIQUID net worth I mean jus cash: not diamonds, gold, watches etc.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I am anticipating the run-up. So I can dump my ETH on all the suckers locked in beacon chain prison. KEEP YOUR ETH LIQUID....and take profits on the hype. It is BIG news for the Swiss cheese convoluted ETH network for sure. Maybe I will be able to send 5 mana without paying 4 mana to send it soon?

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I have come full circle on the Tether FUD. At first I thought "Oh no, they lied bout being cash backed". Seeing that their asset backing was commercial paper I thought we were all screwed, since enough defaults would unpeg Tether. But, the more I dug, I realised why Tether had to be lent out. Look on all the major exchanges Binance, FTX, Bitfinex (which is run by the same people as Tether). All their pairs are denominated in USDT. Companies like Celsius, Nexo and BlockFi, all rely on Tether. And to make sure these companies can transfer money quickly, and to the needs of their customers they have to stay LIQUID AS. One way of doing it is by having giant lines of credit and loans (commercial paper) in debt facilities so they don't have to liquidate everything in case of any "bank run" type scenario. Also it's super attractive for big funds, cause they can quickly deploy capital. Tether has survived several scandals already, Bitfinex, New York Attorney General investigation and any other FUD about their reserves. The institutional players in this space understand why Tether is the way it is, and their reliance on Tether is really the fault of traditional banking systems. Seeing all this I kind of think the FUD is unwarranted, sure the misrepresentation of their reserves for that 6-12 month period was pretty screwed up. But traditional banks do much worse, Tether is just trying to be the bank for the crypto ecosystem.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I did this with QASH in the last bull run. Legit exchange, Japanese financial services compliant, investors including some of the wealthiest japense people. Big plans with it as a utility token... Turns out it was just a dogshit coin that LIQUID exchange used to treat as an injection of capital and have done the bare minimum to ensure they don't get sued out their eyeballs. So even things that seem legit and decent can often be steaming turds

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

How was he right? Bandaid L2 coins keeping the network afloat. I mean, 2,500 dapps is insane. The TVL on ETH is unworldly. Cardano will NEVER even touch that kind of user base, that is apparent. But to think its this floating turd, and a bad investment is strange. It is a long play for sure, but it's not bad to have a fat bag of Cardano--the ecosystem is going to explode. MELD, LIQUID alone are novel concepts. The DJED stable coin blows away every pegged ERC20 stable created. It is stable--and risk adverse, and moves for cheap. The ERC20 convertor on ADAX is also unique. SOL is garbage right, that is a given. Who else will challenge the hegemony of ETH in the future? To think 1 project will always remain on top is absurd, that isn’t how technology paradigms work.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Why Crypto only? Crypto will increase your wealth maybe 50x? Getting the power ball winning numbers will make you an instant hundred millionaire, from there I can invest in a 50x stock to become a multi billionaire. I also don’t get why anyone would go to the past. You have ONE hour to spend. You could, in this hour, spend all your LIQUID assets in crypto and get maybe a 50x return, or you could go to the future, win the power-ball, invest the rest in a 50x crypto and others, gain some future insight AND HAVE MORE THAN AN HOUR TO BUILD WEALTH.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

"I'm not very LIQUID right now."

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Omg are you actually being serious?! WHEN YOU TAKE A CRYPTO LOAN, YOUR COLLATERAL IS LOCKED UP. IN OTHER WORDS, IT IS NOT LIQUID!

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

Lmao 😂 I can’t stop laughing. That’s how you get literally LIQUID-ated

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

Absolutely no one said USDT, stop making shit up. They did say LIQUID BTC. That's going to turn off enough investors without you causing a fud parade.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

And if you waste too much time you might miss the train, so happy to have copped ORE from its IDO days while we watch the project grow, the recent partnership with LIQUID was a great achievement anyway.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Surprised nobody has mentioned that Tezos follows LIQUID PoS which means you don’t have to lock your tokens to earn yield!

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

let me explain to yoy what it is: market cap stands for "market capitalization", and is in NO WAY an attempt to define a CAP (limit, or capacity). if market cap increases by one million dollars, it doesn’t mean that there has been bought coins worth a million. i will give an example further down this comment. it doesn't actually reflect the money behind the coin, it's absurdly large and can be exponentially manipulated by one simple small trade, since the formula is LAST trade price TIMES circulating supply. market cap does not in any way indicate the health, wealth, or potential of a coin. it’s a meaningless number given to the masses to play with. a psychological barrier, so to speak. there is only one mechanism that creates value: supply and demand. supply is easy, it's the number of LIQUID coins that are immediately ready for trade; not speculator-held coins, not escrowed coins, not lost coins, not burned coins, not reserve coins, not contractually-restricted coins, or any other conceivable condition by which a coin is not liquid, especially coins in flight. the “demand” part of supply and demand, is an aggregate of many forces, but those forces all sum together at the point of purchase on an exchange. when demand is greater than supply, the price goes up, and vice versa. higher volume, higher demand, higher price and market cap has nothing to do with that. if person A buys 100 Bitcoins for $10K each, then the Market Cap is $10K TIMES ~17 million coins = $170 billion. then person B comes along and buys 1 Bitcoin (just ONE) for $10.2K. that TIMES ~17 million = $173.4 billion. the market cap has increased by $3.4 BILLION DOLLARS because ONE person bought ONE Bitcoin for an extra $200.

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r/CryptoMoonShotsSee Comment

New BSC Function LIQUID FEES Time is Money💰

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

I’m just gonna say… as a fellow real estate investor/landlord… I’m also conflicted. Part of this is because the housing market is so high right now. It feels like a big premium is to be paid for another property. Then there’s the risk of unforeseen complications with the house, plus all the fees and such that go into acquisition (depending on where you are, how the deal is - I realize most of the time the seller pays all those things). Then there is of course the ongoing risk of non-payment by tenants, and finding them. It takes work. It takes time, and if it needs fixed up, costs you even more money. With Bitcoin… it’s just buy it and hold. The problem here though is that ease comes with greater risk IMO. That risk however is rewarded by having a SUPER LIQUID holding, and can instantly begin you in the profitability stage - as opposed to a rental home which, unless you sell it for more later (prices are high already), can take a decade or more to make your money back. Tough call. Despite what many on this subreddit would say, I’d still think the rental is better. - just take the rent proceeds you collected and buy BTC with them. :)

r/BitcoinSee Comment

Always have an EMERGENCY FUND in LIQUID before INVESTING !

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

LIQUID PISS was my favourite Riot Grrl band from the mid '90s

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Last time I saw LIQUID SHORTS I was @ 6 Flags.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

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r/CryptoCurrenciesSee Comment

Sure thing! When you say chuck your ADA into liquid do you mean into a liquidity pool? Or the LIQUID coin? Now keep in mind I'm not an expert, but to answer your first part: Liquidity staking is when you provide liquidity to a decentralized exchange(DEX) by staking equal amounts of two different coins through their liquidity protocols. You can then passively earn a portion of the fees that are collected when people trade that coin pair on the exchange. You'll need to find a wallet which allows you to do this. There's a bit to understand here before you get into it, such as eth fees and impermanence loss. It is more risky than simply holding the coins, and I'd recommend checking out this [article.](https://academy-binance-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/academy.binance.com/en/articles/what-is-yield-farming-in-decentralized-finance-defi.amp?amp_gsa=1&amp_js_v=a6&usqp=mq331AQHKAFQArABIA%3D%3D#how-are-yield-farming-returns-calculated)

r/CryptoMoonShotsSee Comment

EYE TEAM IS NOT ANON AND DEV IS A LEGEND INVENTOR OF LIQUID VAULT! ENOUGH OF ANON DEV B.S AND RUGPULLS! EYE DEX IS GOING TO BE GATEWAY FOR ALL THE AGGREGATORS AND L2's DUE TO ITS REDUCED FEES SO TECHNICALLY EYE IS THE WHOLESALER OF LIQUIDITY!! DO YOU SEE THE POTENTIAL NOW!