ONE

whenijusthavetopost

31 upvotes in 4 minutes, and it's yet another NFT giveaway based on a luxury car brand. Not suspicious at all. Just to be clear: NO ONE CLICK THIS LINK.

PeanutButterCumbot

Hahahaha!! You took experimental mRNA gene therapy and NO ONE KNOWS what the long-term effects are. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!! Be sure to get your boosters! Lol! Lmao!

Umpire_State_Bldg

> You want to pretend that ONE MAN just decided one day to end the gold standard... Whatever. Not my problem.

FinanceSnake

I held ONE and it was actually one of very few times I sold the top. The reason I sold the top is because I realised the last 3 months (at the time), the team didn't update their road map, and started shilling ONE in unprofessional ways. Call me a skeptic, but I never believed Harmony got hacked. I feel like it's too much of a coincidence that Harmony stopped putting in effort for social outreach a couple of months before the hack.

DBRiMatt

Lets go Recovery ONE!

THORS_MEWMEW

Now I’m ONLY down 70% on ONE!!!

Umpire_State_Bldg

There was no gold backing the US Dollars, or, not nearly enough. This happened while Nixon, Johnson, and Kennedy were in the White House... You want to pretend that ONE MAN just decided one day to end the gold standard... Whatever. Not my problem.

hiredgoon

ONE had a bridge hack. Somehow seems to be resurrecting itself.

falk_lhoste

I get that feeling. I'm really thinking about ONE at this point. Got so much love back in the day and is pretty much considered a shit coin rn even though it's actually not a shitcoin. Just has a ton of problems. But if they get their stuff together the hype could come back overnight

I_AM_MORE_BADASS

I bought some GALA the other day cause a guy on here was shilling it, and my $25 worth is now worth $26, so don't say that NO ONE has ever made a dollar from r/cc advice. Of course I' gonna hold it til it's worth $10 or less like r/cc taught me, but y'know.

Kennyvee98

Is ONE dead? Wasn't it promising a year ago?

TurbanD00med

Don't chase that ONE pump, lot of bag holders looking to unload even here

Bucksaway03

Please pump ONE. Thanks

Schley_them_all

how much Harmony ONE do you own? This sub thinks its dead

ReasonableHat600

FTM was an overreaction to old news of leadership leaving the project. ONE got drained tho so that’s a fair call.

Skyguy824

I could be wrong, but the Lazarus group attack was what I viewed as kicking ONE when it was already down. From what I remember there was a bit of community sentiment loss before all that, including concerns about wasted funds via DOA grant programs - some of which included funding vegan activism in rural Africa and similar funding that some felt wasn't in the best interest for the network economy.

ReasonableHat600

When new faces find out about ONE I think the hack that hit them won’t even matter because the people getting into it won’t give a crap or even be aware of it. Basically, prepare for “ONE to $1” again Edit: I don’t own One or anything I’m just saying

RolandDeschain222

Why shitcoins ONE pumping lol

nonfading

ONE going up strongly? Or dead cat bounce?

Nicks_WRX

The backlash comes from this coin being HEAVILY shilled here for a year and then eventually losing all faith from investors due to horrifyingly poor decision making and an eventual hack. Everyone here hates ONE, and my investment was in such a shitter that I just have to forget about it and let it stake. Hope it recovers but this sub will always haye Harmony ONE.

Kappatalizable

Youre probably swimming in money now that LUNC and ONE is pumping

SnooAvocados5147

Look at Harmony go!! I'm ONE happy fella 😊

CointestMod

#Moon Con-Arguments Below is an argument written by Blendzi0r which won 1st place in the Moon Con-Arguments topic for a prior [Cointest](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_policy) round. > *First Published on: 14.10.2021* > > *Last Edited on: 30.10.2022* > > # What are Moons? > > Moons were [launched by Reddit admins in May 2020](https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/gj96lb/introducing_rcryptocurrency_moons/) on Ethereum under the [Community Points](https://www.reddit.com/community-points/) project. Users earn them by contributing (commenting, posting, taking part in contests, etc.) to r/CryptoCurrency (r/cc) subreddit. Moons represent "[a unit of ownership](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/wiki/moons_wiki)" in the subreddit. > > # What are their cons? > > **THEY ARE CENTRALIZED** > > Reddit reserves the right “[to modify, suspend, or discontinue the Services (in whole or in part) at any time, with or without notice to you](https://www.redditinc.com/policies/beta-terms-of-service)”. This has been demonstrated several times, e.g. [recently](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/tewtgk/update_on_recent_changes_to_rcps/?utm=) when admins released a new documentation in which they introduced a fundamental change - they removed the supply hardcap of 250 million - without making any official announcements. > > Moons are completely dependent on Reddit. If Reddit was to abandon the project, Moons would most probably become worthless. > > It's also worth pointing out that Moons are developed by people hired by Reddit but that’s all we know. We don’t know who exactly is responsible for the development. Communication with those people is virtually impossible, they only answer to moderators but they do it occasionally. > > Also, the source code for Moons isn’t open either. This is centralization to the fullest and centralization goes against the core principles of cryptocurrencies. > > **MODERATORS ARE TOP HOLDERS** > > 40% of each [distribution](https://www.reddit.com/community-points/documentation/distribution-process) goes to Community Tank (managed by Reddit), 10% to moderators and 50% to users. It might not look that bad at first glance, but consider the fact that the 50% is shared between more than 5 million users while the 10% is shared between +/- 20 mods. > > In the last distributions, mods got more than 15k Moons each while the most active users got not even half of that. [There are only 2 people among top 10 Moon holders who aren't/weren't moderators](https://ccmoons.com/) (one of the users isn't a moderator but it's an account that is managed by mods). > > It’s [against Terms of Service](https://www.redditinc.com/policies/beta-terms-of-service) to trade Moons but if it was allowed (;-)) we could **speculate** that mods would be able to manipulate the price of Moons because they hold so many of them and can easily communicate with each other. This, again, makes Moons centralized because even if they were to become independent of Reddit, there are too many tokens owned by too few people. > > **MODERATORS AND ADMINS HOLD A LOT OF POWER** > > Not only do moderators and admins hold so many Moons, they also hold an absolute power over the sub. This would be understandable if Reddit didn’t claim that [Community Points are to give the control over the social media to the users](https://www.reddit.com/community-points/). > > Currently, **mods and admins decide which proposal are voted on** and which aren't. Mods can also delete posts and [deleted posts don’t receive Moons](https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/oy8aks/disqualify_removed_content_from_moon_rewards/). They are sometimes accused of not providing clear explanation on why some of the posts were removed. > > **EXTREME SUPPLY INFLATION** > > There are people who say that Dogecoin is very inflationary but in 2021 Moons were 10 times more inflationary: **in 2021, total supply of Moons went up by more than 50%!** (from 86 669 639 in Round 8 to 132 475 902 in round 21. Disclaimer: this does not take into account how many Moons were burned/lost). > > This year, supply inflation of Moons will be at around 25%. Even if many of them are burned or lost, Moons will remain a highly inflationary token for some time. It is estimated that it will take 10 years until annual inflation reaches 1%. > > **FEW USE CASES** > > As of now, the use-cases of Moons are rather limited. Their main purpose is **voting in Governance Polls** but, as mentioned above, those polls are pre-selected by mods who, in reality, also hold more voting power than users. > > The other uses of Moons include **tipping**, **redeeming** them for Reddit coins or **buying** a Special Membership. From those three, only tipping is useful. On 31 August 2022, Special Membership costs $4.99 or 428 Moons which is around $43 at current prices - almsot 9 times more than the price in dollars. This makes buying memberships with Moons rather useless. > > **SPECIAL MEMBERSHIP IS FALSELY ADVERTISED** > > As mentioned above, you can buy a Special Membership with Moons. It is marketed by Reddit that such purchase burns Moons. However, those **Moons aren’t really burned**. They’re taken out of circulation for some time and [50% is reintroduced later on](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/ye37sz/comment/itvmebm/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3). > > **MOON FARMERS AND CHEATERS** > > Moons engage users’ participation but much of this participation has only one goal – earning Moons. This often results in **low quality posts, spamming** of simple and pointless comments or even **breaking the rules** of the sub. > > In September, it was revealed by r/LazyMoons that [one user farmed Moons on at least 5 accounts](https://np.reddit.com/r/LazyMoons/comments/pjd7kh/expose_uhame_bih_and_uobito_dos3_are_the_same/). On one occasion, he even managed to max out karma on two different accounts! As a result, he was able to earn a [massive number of Moons](https://np.reddit.com/r/LazyMoons/comments/pjd7kh/expose_uhame_bih_and_uobito_dos3_are_the_same/hbvutxo/?context=3) in illegal way. > > **DOWNVOTING** > > How many Moons each and every user gets depends not only on his/her personal karma but also on other users’ karma. There’s a fixed number of Moons distributed in each round and it’s divided by the total karma earned by all users. So, the more karma users earn, the lower is the distribution ratio. > > This prompts some people to downvote other users in order to push the ratio higher. They probably believe that this way they will receive more Moons themselves, however, their actions have barely any impact on the ratio. But they have have impact on other users who often feel discouraged of participating in r/cc. > > r/cc is also a sub with [one of the lowest numbers of upvotes per post](https://subredditstats.com/r/CryptoCurrency). Even posts with an overwhelmingly positive feedback usually have a small number of upvotes compared to the number of comments. This, again, discourages people who provide the sub with high quality content as they aren't rewarded enough compared to those who e.g. produce witty comments. > > **CHAOS AND CONFUSION CAUSED BY CONSTANT RULE CHANGES** > > Every 4 weeks Governance Proposals are voted on. They sometimes have the potential of changing the subreddit (and its rules) in a substantial way. Many of them are/were made because of Moons and users who try to exploit the system. In 2021, there were so [many changes](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/wiki/ccip_list) made, that redditors found it hard to stay updated on the rules. If it wasn't for Moons, those changes wouldn't have happened. > > **MOONS WILL BECOME JUST ONE OF MANY OTHER PROJECTS** > > Reddit [announced](https://www.reddit.com/community-points) that it wants more subreddits to use Community Points. More subreddits will surely launch their Community Points projects in the future. This might include the most popular subreddits. There’s a risk that Moons might then become less attractive and be overtaken by other token(s). > > **YOU CANNOT HIDE HOW MANY MOONS YOU HAVE** > > The [rules](https://old.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/wiki/expanded_rules#wiki_rule_vi_-_personal_information) of r/cc advise redditors to not disclose information about their portfolios. However, Moons are always displayed next to a username. The only way to hide them is to send them to another address or create an alt account and send them there. However, those transactions can be tracked on blockchain. Also, if you don’t hold your Moons in your vault, you lose your voting power during polls. > > \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ > > Moons are certainly a unique and promising project. But the project has many flaws and risks attached to it. It’s still in an experimental phase and can be abandoned by Reddit at any time. The main imperfection of Moons is that they’re heavily centralized. ***** Would you like to learn more? [Click here](/r/CointestOfficial/comments/wdgsuz/coin_inquiries_moons_conarguments_august_2022/) to be taken to the original topic-thread or you can scan through the [Cointest Archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Moons) to find arguments on this topic in other rounds. Since this is a con-argument, what could be a better time to promote the Skeptics Discussion thread? You can find the latest thread [here](/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/10s57jv/daily_general_discussion_february_3_2023_gmt0/).

monaslab

Is ONE still alive? Hope so as have some bags

Slainte042

You say that ONE Is not dONE?

qualified_buyout

“… withdrawals of ONE will be suspended approximately starting from 2023-02-08 22:30 (UTC)” In before people start FUDIngs about Binance going under because they don’t know there’s a network upgrade

RealVoldemort

That explains the pump. Still... Where my ONE joke experts at?

KnackeredParrot

Honestly thought it was ONE and done a little while back and I'd lost out. Glad to see it might not be the case.

disgustingEvan

So I decided to explain the key concepts the team is working on, and for that I brought out the anti-ONE trolls either butthurt they missed out on the latest 197% pump, or butthurt they didn't sell in time and got burned by this project. This is crypto. This is how shit goes. This subreddit said everything negative possible about SOL and look where it went after hitting $8. People here have no idea how these things work, so the moment you even try to EXPLAIN it, suddenly you're "team" whatever and need to be downvoted. What a pathetic fuckin joke

kirtash93

Harmony ONE got a hard kick with the hack but that doesn't mean that a project is dead. You just need to check developments in GitHub.

Savi321

You say DYOR and yet want us to go with your DYOR. Just pointing out. Ok, I am outta here. All the best with HARMONY ONE.

TabletopThirteen

I'm very happy to see it starting to come back up again. Fastest and cheapest chain I've used yet. When DFK went to Klaytn I was sad because it's just not the same feel having everything so slow and clunky. Not mention more expensive. ONE just always felt so good to use

paulbanks1500

Harmony ONE is alive & kicking, v good bet for next bullrun at these prices & has seriously pumped the past couple of months.

disgustingEvan

>“The Harmony treasury sharply dropped from somewhere near $1 billion as the last bull market cooled off,” said one former team member. “Li didn’t diversify the treasury well enough and held the majority of it in ONE.” So the part that's left out here is how much they started with. Sucks they didn't sell at the high but at the same time, sounds like that would have tanked the price too. What were they supposed to do at that point, realistically?

CatBoy191114

I converted significant amounts of ROY into ONE last year. Past me was an idiot. Should have bridged those funds to polygon and never looked back.

CatBoy191114

HR had ONE job!

OldDomainer

I forgot ONE exist for a minute. It tanked so bad in the bear market.

MaeronTargaryen

Damn even Regina George doesn’t like Harmony ONE

GetEmDaddy902

FTM up 200% on the 30 day ONE up 175% on the 30 day

disgustingEvan

Harmony ONE development still going strong with no clear sign of defeat dead projects usually exhibit.

Perfect_Ability_1190

I hope the best. I liked ONE but idk if you can come back after that $100 million hack that could have been prevented.

disgustingEvan

Right. But it's not what "pumps *a bit*" means. ​ Also 35 days is a pretty spread out time frame. Have people been flooding the subreddit with ONE posts for the past month? Or was it just today?

Mundane-Farm-4117

It wasn't the ONE for me

IDJPunkI

Love how the comments here are bashing ONE meanwhile it's making me some nice gains right now 💀 Word of advice to the lurkers: You want to make money? Don't listen to "advice" on this subreddit lmao

FldLima

ONE does not simply dies 👌

arcalus

But it was so cute to say ONE, though. How could this be?!

CointestMod

#Moon Con-Arguments Below is an argument written by Blendzi0r which won 1st place in the Moon Con-Arguments topic for a prior [Cointest](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_policy) round. > *First Published on: 14.10.2021* > > *Last Edited on: 30.10.2022* > > # What are Moons? > > Moons were [launched by Reddit admins in May 2020](https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/gj96lb/introducing_rcryptocurrency_moons/) on Ethereum under the [Community Points](https://www.reddit.com/community-points/) project. Users earn them by contributing (commenting, posting, taking part in contests, etc.) to r/CryptoCurrency (r/cc) subreddit. Moons represent "[a unit of ownership](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/wiki/moons_wiki)" in the subreddit. > > # What are their cons? > > **THEY ARE CENTRALIZED** > > Reddit reserves the right “[to modify, suspend, or discontinue the Services (in whole or in part) at any time, with or without notice to you](https://www.redditinc.com/policies/beta-terms-of-service)”. This has been demonstrated several times, e.g. [recently](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/tewtgk/update_on_recent_changes_to_rcps/?utm=) when admins released a new documentation in which they introduced a fundamental change - they removed the supply hardcap of 250 million - without making any official announcements. > > Moons are completely dependent on Reddit. If Reddit was to abandon the project, Moons would most probably become worthless. > > It's also worth pointing out that Moons are developed by people hired by Reddit but that’s all we know. We don’t know who exactly is responsible for the development. Communication with those people is virtually impossible, they only answer to moderators but they do it occasionally. > > Also, the source code for Moons isn’t open either. This is centralization to the fullest and centralization goes against the core principles of cryptocurrencies. > > **MODERATORS ARE TOP HOLDERS** > > 40% of each [distribution](https://www.reddit.com/community-points/documentation/distribution-process) goes to Community Tank (managed by Reddit), 10% to moderators and 50% to users. It might not look that bad at first glance, but consider the fact that the 50% is shared between more than 5 million users while the 10% is shared between +/- 20 mods. > > In the last distributions, mods got more than 15k Moons each while the most active users got not even half of that. [There are only 2 people among top 10 Moon holders who aren't/weren't moderators](https://ccmoons.com/) (one of the users isn't a moderator but it's an account that is managed by mods). > > It’s [against Terms of Service](https://www.redditinc.com/policies/beta-terms-of-service) to trade Moons but if it was allowed (;-)) we could **speculate** that mods would be able to manipulate the price of Moons because they hold so many of them and can easily communicate with each other. This, again, makes Moons centralized because even if they were to become independent of Reddit, there are too many tokens owned by too few people. > > **MODERATORS AND ADMINS HOLD A LOT OF POWER** > > Not only do moderators and admins hold so many Moons, they also hold an absolute power over the sub. This would be understandable if Reddit didn’t claim that [Community Points are to give the control over the social media to the users](https://www.reddit.com/community-points/). > > Currently, **mods and admins decide which proposal are voted on** and which aren't. Mods can also delete posts and [deleted posts don’t receive Moons](https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/oy8aks/disqualify_removed_content_from_moon_rewards/). They are sometimes accused of not providing clear explanation on why some of the posts were removed. > > **EXTREME SUPPLY INFLATION** > > There are people who say that Dogecoin is very inflationary but in 2021 Moons were 10 times more inflationary: **in 2021, total supply of Moons went up by more than 50%!** (from 86 669 639 in Round 8 to 132 475 902 in round 21. Disclaimer: this does not take into account how many Moons were burned/lost). > > This year, supply inflation of Moons will be at around 25%. Even if many of them are burned or lost, Moons will remain a highly inflationary token for some time. It is estimated that it will take 10 years until annual inflation reaches 1%. > > **FEW USE CASES** > > As of now, the use-cases of Moons are rather limited. Their main purpose is **voting in Governance Polls** but, as mentioned above, those polls are pre-selected by mods who, in reality, also hold more voting power than users. > > The other uses of Moons include **tipping**, **redeeming** them for Reddit coins or **buying** a Special Membership. From those three, only tipping is useful. On 31 August 2022, Special Membership costs $4.99 or 428 Moons which is around $43 at current prices - almsot 9 times more than the price in dollars. This makes buying memberships with Moons rather useless. > > **SPECIAL MEMBERSHIP IS FALSELY ADVERTISED** > > As mentioned above, you can buy a Special Membership with Moons. It is marketed by Reddit that such purchase burns Moons. However, those **Moons aren’t really burned**. They’re taken out of circulation for some time and [50% is reintroduced later on](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/ye37sz/comment/itvmebm/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3). > > **MOON FARMERS AND CHEATERS** > > Moons engage users’ participation but much of this participation has only one goal – earning Moons. This often results in **low quality posts, spamming** of simple and pointless comments or even **breaking the rules** of the sub. > > In September, it was revealed by r/LazyMoons that [one user farmed Moons on at least 5 accounts](https://np.reddit.com/r/LazyMoons/comments/pjd7kh/expose_uhame_bih_and_uobito_dos3_are_the_same/). On one occasion, he even managed to max out karma on two different accounts! As a result, he was able to earn a [massive number of Moons](https://np.reddit.com/r/LazyMoons/comments/pjd7kh/expose_uhame_bih_and_uobito_dos3_are_the_same/hbvutxo/?context=3) in illegal way. > > **DOWNVOTING** > > How many Moons each and every user gets depends not only on his/her personal karma but also on other users’ karma. There’s a fixed number of Moons distributed in each round and it’s divided by the total karma earned by all users. So, the more karma users earn, the lower is the distribution ratio. > > This prompts some people to downvote other users in order to push the ratio higher. They probably believe that this way they will receive more Moons themselves, however, their actions have barely any impact on the ratio. But they have have impact on other users who often feel discouraged of participating in r/cc. > > r/cc is also a sub with [one of the lowest numbers of upvotes per post](https://subredditstats.com/r/CryptoCurrency). Even posts with an overwhelmingly positive feedback usually have a small number of upvotes compared to the number of comments. This, again, discourages people who provide the sub with high quality content as they aren't rewarded enough compared to those who e.g. produce witty comments. > > **CHAOS AND CONFUSION CAUSED BY CONSTANT RULE CHANGES** > > Every 4 weeks Governance Proposals are voted on. They sometimes have the potential of changing the subreddit (and its rules) in a substantial way. Many of them are/were made because of Moons and users who try to exploit the system. In 2021, there were so [many changes](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/wiki/ccip_list) made, that redditors found it hard to stay updated on the rules. If it wasn't for Moons, those changes wouldn't have happened. > > **MOONS WILL BECOME JUST ONE OF MANY OTHER PROJECTS** > > Reddit [announced](https://www.reddit.com/community-points) that it wants more subreddits to use Community Points. More subreddits will surely launch their Community Points projects in the future. This might include the most popular subreddits. There’s a risk that Moons might then become less attractive and be overtaken by other token(s). > > **YOU CANNOT HIDE HOW MANY MOONS YOU HAVE** > > The [rules](https://old.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/wiki/expanded_rules#wiki_rule_vi_-_personal_information) of r/cc advise redditors to not disclose information about their portfolios. However, Moons are always displayed next to a username. The only way to hide them is to send them to another address or create an alt account and send them there. However, those transactions can be tracked on blockchain. Also, if you don’t hold your Moons in your vault, you lose your voting power during polls. > > \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ > > Moons are certainly a unique and promising project. But the project has many flaws and risks attached to it. It’s still in an experimental phase and can be abandoned by Reddit at any time. The main imperfection of Moons is that they’re heavily centralized. ***** Would you like to learn more? [Click here](/r/CointestOfficial/comments/wdgsuz/coin_inquiries_moons_conarguments_august_2022/) to be taken to the original topic-thread or you can scan through the [Cointest Archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Moons) to find arguments on this topic in other rounds. Since this is a con-argument, what could be a better time to promote the Skeptics Discussion thread? You can find the latest thread [here](/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/10s57jv/daily_general_discussion_february_3_2023_gmt0/).

moose702

Almost bought a big of ONE because it was shilled super hard here in the past

drbobbean

It was originally called dickhead bullies ONE... they changed the name on a lark

StarkillerZ69

Takes only ONE mistake to mess up

Bucksaway03

"While many had attributed Harmony’s downfall to the $100 million Horizon bridge hack it suffered in June last year, former team members, ecosystem developers, and community members also pointed to Harmony’s leadership as another root cause." Hmmmm, pretty sure the hack was the nail in the coffin really. ONE was doing fine consideration the market conditions until the hack

Internet_Responsible

I'm glad I sold my ONE when I did. It was at a loss but far from where it is now..

grndslm

What's extra retarded is that there's no uniqueness to adding this shit to one Satoshi, because anyone can literally copy & paste the same shit as an inscription on 10 other Satoshis. If there's no guarantee of scarcity to the degree that you are THE ONLY ONE with this NFT, then it's literally worthless and a waste of time, space, money, energy, etc. Fuckin' worthless!

R0Y-BATTY

“If” sellers hate this ONE trick…..

Appropriate-Ad-8167

ONE, my 3rd/4th biggest coin in terms of value in my portfolio. Bought a shit ton at 0.1-0.2. Now it's close to worthless. Havent checked the price in ages as so to not remind myself of my shitty investment

Plane-Ad9634

What kind of bank? All banks, even this one, only that this ONE specific bank only wants to serve high rollers. I am living in Germany, no issues with Binance here. Friend of mine living in Spain, no issues with Binance there. Both are European countries. Maybe stop making things up?

Plane-Ad9634

This is affecting customers of ONE specific bank: “Binance stated that it is “actively working to find an alternative solution” since about 0.01% of its average monthly users are serviced by Signature Bank and will be affected by the new transaction limit, reported to BS.”

DBRiMatt

No more false starts... This time for real... ONE to ONE! 😅

jimtors100

Dude, ONE going 3x from last bottom. Whew

Ripresa

Harmony ONE...... ;_;

One_Consequence5583

When you say (referring to bear markets) “the LAST ONE that was the longest..” you meant just “the one that was the longest” but by including “last one” you are implying that it was both the last one and the longest. What did you mean by including the words “last one”? Maybe I’m missing something

CymandeTV

I would say ONE.

tokyowalker11

As usual misleading title that makes it look a million times than reality to sell hopium to people who never check the facts. One company. ONE lol

Noddy0

Yeah that's why I don't agree with this sub, how many posts have I seen saying ONE is done, ONE will never come back, most recent comments like that was 2 days ago. It's gone from 0.008 to 0.021 the past couple of days and it will keep going up as long as BTC is. That's just one example but I could give so many more.

CointestMod

#Moon Con-Arguments Below is an argument written by Blendzi0r which won 1st place in the Moon Con-Arguments topic for a prior [Cointest](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_policy) round. > *First Published on: 14.10.2021* > > *Last Edited on: 30.10.2022* > > # What are Moons? > > Moons were [launched by Reddit admins in May 2020](https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/gj96lb/introducing_rcryptocurrency_moons/) on Ethereum under the [Community Points](https://www.reddit.com/community-points/) project. Users earn them by contributing (commenting, posting, taking part in contests, etc.) to r/CryptoCurrency (r/cc) subreddit. Moons represent "[a unit of ownership](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/wiki/moons_wiki)" in the subreddit. > > # What are their cons? > > **THEY ARE CENTRALIZED** > > Reddit reserves the right “[to modify, suspend, or discontinue the Services (in whole or in part) at any time, with or without notice to you](https://www.redditinc.com/policies/beta-terms-of-service)”. This has been demonstrated several times, e.g. [recently](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/tewtgk/update_on_recent_changes_to_rcps/?utm=) when admins released a new documentation in which they introduced a fundamental change - they removed the supply hardcap of 250 million - without making any official announcements. > > Moons are completely dependent on Reddit. If Reddit was to abandon the project, Moons would most probably become worthless. > > It's also worth pointing out that Moons are developed by people hired by Reddit but that’s all we know. We don’t know who exactly is responsible for the development. Communication with those people is virtually impossible, they only answer to moderators but they do it occasionally. > > Also, the source code for Moons isn’t open either. This is centralization to the fullest and centralization goes against the core principles of cryptocurrencies. > > **MODERATORS ARE TOP HOLDERS** > > 40% of each [distribution](https://www.reddit.com/community-points/documentation/distribution-process) goes to Community Tank (managed by Reddit), 10% to moderators and 50% to users. It might not look that bad at first glance, but consider the fact that the 50% is shared between more than 5 million users while the 10% is shared between +/- 20 mods. > > In the last distributions, mods got more than 15k Moons each while the most active users got not even half of that. [There are only 2 people among top 10 Moon holders who aren't/weren't moderators](https://ccmoons.com/) (one of the users isn't a moderator but it's an account that is managed by mods). > > It’s [against Terms of Service](https://www.redditinc.com/policies/beta-terms-of-service) to trade Moons but if it was allowed (;-)) we could **speculate** that mods would be able to manipulate the price of Moons because they hold so many of them and can easily communicate with each other. This, again, makes Moons centralized because even if they were to become independent of Reddit, there are too many tokens owned by too few people. > > **MODERATORS AND ADMINS HOLD A LOT OF POWER** > > Not only do moderators and admins hold so many Moons, they also hold an absolute power over the sub. This would be understandable if Reddit didn’t claim that [Community Points are to give the control over the social media to the users](https://www.reddit.com/community-points/). > > Currently, **mods and admins decide which proposal are voted on** and which aren't. Mods can also delete posts and [deleted posts don’t receive Moons](https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/oy8aks/disqualify_removed_content_from_moon_rewards/). They are sometimes accused of not providing clear explanation on why some of the posts were removed. > > **EXTREME SUPPLY INFLATION** > > There are people who say that Dogecoin is very inflationary but in 2021 Moons were 10 times more inflationary: **in 2021, total supply of Moons went up by more than 50%!** (from 86 669 639 in Round 8 to 132 475 902 in round 21. Disclaimer: this does not take into account how many Moons were burned/lost). > > This year, supply inflation of Moons will be at around 25%. Even if many of them are burned or lost, Moons will remain a highly inflationary token for some time. It is estimated that it will take 10 years until annual inflation reaches 1%. > > **FEW USE CASES** > > As of now, the use-cases of Moons are rather limited. Their main purpose is **voting in Governance Polls** but, as mentioned above, those polls are pre-selected by mods who, in reality, also hold more voting power than users. > > The other uses of Moons include **tipping**, **redeeming** them for Reddit coins or **buying** a Special Membership. From those three, only tipping is useful. On 31 August 2022, Special Membership costs $4.99 or 428 Moons which is around $43 at current prices - almsot 9 times more than the price in dollars. This makes buying memberships with Moons rather useless. > > **SPECIAL MEMBERSHIP IS FALSELY ADVERTISED** > > As mentioned above, you can buy a Special Membership with Moons. It is marketed by Reddit that such purchase burns Moons. However, those **Moons aren’t really burned**. They’re taken out of circulation for some time and [50% is reintroduced later on](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/ye37sz/comment/itvmebm/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3). > > **MOON FARMERS AND CHEATERS** > > Moons engage users’ participation but much of this participation has only one goal – earning Moons. This often results in **low quality posts, spamming** of simple and pointless comments or even **breaking the rules** of the sub. > > In September, it was revealed by r/LazyMoons that [one user farmed Moons on at least 5 accounts](https://np.reddit.com/r/LazyMoons/comments/pjd7kh/expose_uhame_bih_and_uobito_dos3_are_the_same/). On one occasion, he even managed to max out karma on two different accounts! As a result, he was able to earn a [massive number of Moons](https://np.reddit.com/r/LazyMoons/comments/pjd7kh/expose_uhame_bih_and_uobito_dos3_are_the_same/hbvutxo/?context=3) in illegal way. > > **DOWNVOTING** > > How many Moons each and every user gets depends not only on his/her personal karma but also on other users’ karma. There’s a fixed number of Moons distributed in each round and it’s divided by the total karma earned by all users. So, the more karma users earn, the lower is the distribution ratio. > > This prompts some people to downvote other users in order to push the ratio higher. They probably believe that this way they will receive more Moons themselves, however, their actions have barely any impact on the ratio. But they have have impact on other users who often feel discouraged of participating in r/cc. > > r/cc is also a sub with [one of the lowest numbers of upvotes per post](https://subredditstats.com/r/CryptoCurrency). Even posts with an overwhelmingly positive feedback usually have a small number of upvotes compared to the number of comments. This, again, discourages people who provide the sub with high quality content as they aren't rewarded enough compared to those who e.g. produce witty comments. > > **CHAOS AND CONFUSION CAUSED BY CONSTANT RULE CHANGES** > > Every 4 weeks Governance Proposals are voted on. They sometimes have the potential of changing the subreddit (and its rules) in a substantial way. Many of them are/were made because of Moons and users who try to exploit the system. In 2021, there were so [many changes](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/wiki/ccip_list) made, that redditors found it hard to stay updated on the rules. If it wasn't for Moons, those changes wouldn't have happened. > > **MOONS WILL BECOME JUST ONE OF MANY OTHER PROJECTS** > > Reddit [announced](https://www.reddit.com/community-points) that it wants more subreddits to use Community Points. More subreddits will surely launch their Community Points projects in the future. This might include the most popular subreddits. There’s a risk that Moons might then become less attractive and be overtaken by other token(s). > > **YOU CANNOT HIDE HOW MANY MOONS YOU HAVE** > > The [rules](https://old.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/wiki/expanded_rules#wiki_rule_vi_-_personal_information) of r/cc advise redditors to not disclose information about their portfolios. However, Moons are always displayed next to a username. The only way to hide them is to send them to another address or create an alt account and send them there. However, those transactions can be tracked on blockchain. Also, if you don’t hold your Moons in your vault, you lose your voting power during polls. > > \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ > > Moons are certainly a unique and promising project. But the project has many flaws and risks attached to it. It’s still in an experimental phase and can be abandoned by Reddit at any time. The main imperfection of Moons is that they’re heavily centralized. ***** Would you like to learn more? [Click here](/r/CointestOfficial/comments/wdgsuz/coin_inquiries_moons_conarguments_august_2022/) to be taken to the original topic-thread or you can scan through the [Cointest Archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Moons) to find arguments on this topic in other rounds. Since this is a con-argument, what could be a better time to promote the Skeptics Discussion thread? You can find the latest thread [here](/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/10ralbq/daily_general_discussion_february_2_2023_gmt0/).

DBRiMatt

LRC, ONE and FTM 😅 The r/cc 2021 starter pack

Wubbo83

What are the top 3 best performers of your portfolio in the past 24h? % wise For me its 1. LRC 2. ONE (very tiny bag, but still 🤣) 3. MATIC, the beautiful Curious what you guys are going mention🤭 Have a great day all!

verlous

ONE and done 😔

iamNebula

I took a break from crypto and came back to a huge bag of ONE. So peak.

Mundane-Farm-4117

We all thought it was the ONE

Mundane-Farm-4117

I thought it was the ONE for me

ellbeau7

It was after their April fools joke on Twitter that I bailed on ONE. Used to be my largest bag but that for me was the last straw

HomieApathy

That’s nothing compared to where my Harmony ONE wallet is at these days

shugarhillbaby

I made 50% profit on my initial investment on ONE and for the first time ever sold near ATH and next day it started going down. I'm satisfied

RiceRare

Mine was "the ONE", until it wasn't.

titsngiggles69

but be cautious. store-brand spam, not name brand. or maybe you can add an egg to the ramen now. but just ONE - they're $0.40 each!

Every_Hunt_160

I assume.. ONE ?

HomieApathy

ONE?

The_3_eyed_savage

A few reddit favs. VET, ALGO, NANO, ONE. Damn it felt good to be a noob. Such a hopium rush, imagining riches. (I don't believe they are all DOA, but probably not investing any further)

Spicoli007

ONE

Remarkable-Ad1798

ONE

plebbitwarrior

The billions fortnite and washed up games like cs:go would like to have a conversation about ‘NO ONE’ liking micro transactions.

Purtuzzi

VET will be fine. ONE has such a cult following that I think it will survive and possibly even thrive.