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How to trade crypto delisted from CoinBase?
Coinbase Will Delist 7 Altcoins From Its Platform: BarnBridge (BOND), DerivaDAO (DDX), Jupiter (JUP), Multichain (MULTI), Ooki (OOKI) and Voyager (VGX)
I know this is not Financial Advice, but I need help
Investing In Ooki Protocol (OOKI) – Everything You Need to Know
Investing In Ooki Protocol (OOKI) – Everything You Need to Know
Investing In Ooki Protocol (OOKI) – Everything You Need to Know
Proposal: OOKI Rewards For Traders & Borrowers To Increase Protocol Usage
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BarnBridge (BOND) DerivaDAO (DDX) Jupiter (JUP) Multichain (MULTI) Ooki (OOKI) Voyager (VGX). Not missing out on much..
BarnBridge (BOND), DerivaDAO (DDX), Jupiter (JUP), Multichain (MULTI), Ooki (OOKI) and Voyager (VGX). Save a click for people.
tldr; Coinbase, a cryptocurrency exchange, has announced that it will delist seven altcoins from its platform. The altcoins being delisted are BarnBridge (BOND), DerivaDAO (DDX), Jupiter (JUP), Multichain (MULTI), Ooki (OOKI), and Voyager (VGX). Coinbase did not provide an explanation for the delisting. The exchange stated that it regularly checks whether the assets on its platform comply with listing standards. *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*
OOKI, No, What would Han Solo do with his bag, lol
ACS has my heart rn but I also hold out on my OOKI bag for some odd reason. Just some food for thought if anything
I work in the industry on the reg compliance side. I was positive about crypto before I began working for a large crypto company, and I come from (regulated) gambling originally vs the financial sector, so I'm not completely degen-averse. Manipulation, corruption, conflicts of interest, and taking risky counterparties' word/"reputation" ("they would never rug pull because they're too big, right?") for loans, partnerships, integrations, etc. are common. 99% of new assets are created with the intention of parting retail with money. The CEOs and thought leaders of crypto are mostly serial entrepreneurs who would be making B2B SaaS vaporware if not for the last bull run. Large players in the industry use the money they part from retail to fund legal efforts to take away consumer rights or to allow already established firms to capture the industry through regulation. Exchanges that don't answer customers who are locked out of their accounts for months are trying to make sure you can't file class action lawsuits against them in the United States. FTX wasn't the only supporter of the legislation that would've made DeFi protocols reliant on centralized entities (which would have likely become another profit center for exchanges and custodians) - Ryan Selkis from Messari admitted he supported the legislation and implied that people in the industry were working behind the scenes to advance it, despite its obvious issues for retail and less well-capitalized operators, protocols, etc. And those are just examples. I can't even talk about what I've experienced personally as a compliance professional in crypto because employers get to take your right of free speech away from you. I'm less concerned with crypto held/traded by individuals when it comes to financial crimes. It's the industry itself that is often criminal and/or which will be as unethical as legally allowable. I hope people here realize that someday. Some people on r/buttcoin are inaccurate or misrepresent info about crypto, and sometimes the blind hatred for anyone involved in the industry or as a retail trader is off-putting, but the sub generally has a deeper appreciation for and understanding of the issues with the industry. Here, posters defend really awful people, companies, projects, etc. up until the rug pull finally happens. I don't think many of you realize that you're parroting talking points that were developed by corporate crypto entities, the same people that are trying to part you from your money. The CFTC has never regulated consumer-facing investment products, for example, but that will be left out when they are presented as the "best' regulator for digital assets (although maybe that's changed since OOKI).
the old OOKI logo was a vibe for me idk why but the new logo isn't it.
I saw the OOKI part but must have skimmed over the holding all members of the DAO responsible part.
Bruv, it’s in the article you posted. Apparently the CTFC is going after OOKI for that by trying to hold everyone involved in a DAO responsible for the groups actions.
Dont know if are bad projects really but are low market cap (OOKI by far is position 730)
Ty... I never understand why if i sell for example now in loss my OOKI and ALPHA, and with that money I buy BTC and ALGO, is a bad strategy at long term?
tldr; The Ooki Protocol (OOKI) is a non-custodial DeFi network designed to combat centralization in the financial sector. The network combines a flexible DEX, staking, lending, and cross-chain protocols to create a unique user experience. Unlike traditional financial systems, the network doesn’t require you to submit KYC (Know Your Customer) data. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
tldr; A proposal has been submitted to the DAO to implement OOKI rewards for traders using the protocol and paying fees in order to encourage more usage of the protocol. The proposal is based on a liquidity mining proposal @jokerbra made several months ago with some updates, and is inspired by DyDx’s successful trader incentives model. The DAO will only begin to pay rewards after the platform is fully functional. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
Absolutely no actual information about what OOKI is and does. Shill rating 1/10
I FOMO'd into OOKI yesterday.
Still wondering what is an OOKI and if anyone holds it
What’s this OOKI thingy? (Once again, I don’t know shit. I just like the logo).
Does anyone know about OOKI. I’ve seen it trend on Binance but can’t find any details. Would be great to hear some insights