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Decentralized Identity: A Game-Changer for Web3 and Gaming Industry
Simplifying multichain self-custody
Blockchain for Digital Identity
Identity solution in Web3: What solution do you use?
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Ore (market cap $3.1M) overtakes Raydium (market cap $526M) for highest number of daily transactions on Solana: https://dune.com/lily212/solana-program-analytics Would be pretty bullish for $ORE if the linear inflation from mining wasn't so high.
Solana is also dropping a horrendous amount of transactions and if you are not a bot you need several attempts to send. ORE has crippled Solana
1. everyone is talking about this on X, whoch is where crypto happens and not on Reddit. 2. fees aren't high. you can pay as much as you want, but won't see any benefit above 0.0005 SOL. some people YOLO and pay 1 SOL fee, which goes to validator rewards. does not speed up tx 3. TPS is at 1000 solid. congestion sucks right now, but 1.18 update is coming soon which will hopefully fix most of this. 4. problems are on networking level between validators and not at tx processing. there are a ton of connections between validators right now, shitcoining, ORE mining, etc. this is whats causing the issues.
Anyone know much about ORE on solana?
I would love to see something like ORE mining deployed on every major L1 and L2 with core devs encouraging it as a way to battle test their networks and see how they function under extreme load. Better to iron out any scaling issues now before the masses arrive.
I don't see a correlation with price movement. If I am bullish on anything then it is on Bitcoin and ETH spot ETFs. With this, we can say the big dogs are coming into the space. If there is an eminent decision then we should start buying ETH, BTC, and other projects that are taking regulations into consideration like XRP, MATIC, ORE, NXRA, and FXS.
The same way it did when it went to 64k. When the several Bitcoin ETFs are approved we will see more liquidity and it will skyrocket. Regulations will also go a long way in making this possible. Projects building compliance structures like MATIC, NXRA, and ORE will see massive increase also.
AI's rapid growth is indeed intriguing, yet it's important not to overlook the potential of Decentralized Identity tokens like ENS, ORE, and KEY. These tokens are also paving the way for innovative advancements and could be worth exploring.
Multisig are mostly for businesses that require multiple signatories, personally, I used ORE Vault, it's one of my favorite multisig so far
No doubt, folks! The upcoming Bitcoin halving might just spark the next epic crypto bull run. Keep an eye on those real utility alts like ORE, RNDR, LTC, and GLM!
I got some bags of LTC before the halving, and I'm not ready to sell it soon, I'm expecting it to go beyond its ATH at $410, same way I'm expecting ORE to go beyond its ATH, and that will be over a 230x.
The bear market is the time to DCA. Sell in the bull market and take the profit somewhere else. While you are at it, ORE, VRA, INJ are some good tokens to buy in this bear market.
That's what I've been doing, I've been stacking more APT, ORE & ENS at discount, it's better to buy the dip and expect more profits than hold stables
SC RNDR ORE and OP are my top crypto for this month
Data Management - ORE protocol.
How can I purchase $10k worth of Bitcoin and hold it for the next 5 years in anticipation of earning a 10x profit? Alternatively, I could purchase low-cap tokens like ORE, KEY, and others, which might potentially yield a 20x profit during the next bull market.
Buying more BTC & ETH is cool, but you should add more low cap alts as well, the likes of ORE & ENS are good picks
Yes, they have been some incredible move, although the ongoing bear market doesn't allow those tokens to move as expected, but I'm expecting a massive move on ORE, due to their recent announcement on Global Name Services, which will allow users to claim their unique names by staking ORE token.
Hahahaha so true, the strategy is to get in early enough. Though, I prefer buying lowcaps with solid community and reasonable usecase, alts like ORE, MASQ and ATOR are still at good entry for a decent 50x pump.
True, ORE is also a very solid data project. As I mentioned, the data projects play a significant role in the decentralized world. Crossing from Web2 to Web3, monetizing data sets without any third parties, and censorship is the key to unlocking a new data economy. This field is assessed as a mind-blowing $2.5 trillion worth by 2025.
While I do not have issues with the concept of worldcoin, I think its approach is flawed. It has created an egocentric ecosystem where individuals now buy other identities for as low as $30. Decentralized IDs still look like the holy grail to digital identity and projects like ENS and ORE ID are better solutions to have ownership over their rights.
You should look into ORE network. Data and security is becoming more important in web3 and we need projects like ORE around.
I am conversant with Ocean and its data marketplace. The same with ORE that's setting the pace to onboard web2 firms into web3 and manage their data with its platform.
Memecoin is purely gambling and incredibly hazardous for investors. I would much prefer putting my money into coins with real utility, including the most well-known decentralized identity tokens ENS, ORE, and NXRA, than Memecoin.
It all depends on the traders. I personally know that memecoins are not for long-term investing, so I invest about 5% of my portfolio and wait for just a '0x; if it reaches that level, I'll sell half and purchase high-quality coins with realistic use cases, such as ORE and ENS.
Great picks! However, if you're exploring undervalued projects, don't overlook decentralized identity tokens like ORE and ENS. They are part of a narrative with immense potential in the Web3 space.
I'm not a fans of memecoins, but from experience, coins with real use cases has more potentials than memecoin, especially low cap tokens, the likes of ORE, ENS & KEY are good examples
SpoolFi is an amazing project and one of my favorite that revolutionizes the DeFi sector, I also discovered ORE as an undervalued project under the decentralized identity sector, their contribution to web3 security is worth giving some attention.
That's true. Always try to take a profit near the top of the cycle but the bear market is a good time to accumulate. Taking VRA, METIS, MPL, and ORE in.
Blockchain? Ethereum FET, NXRA, and ORE are a few coins on my watchlist.
ORE - Decentralized identity STX - Real world assets tokenization OCEAN - AI
Decentralized identity and privacy are two major narratives that may be a catalyst to bull run before halving, the recent increase in the number of data breach and theft has caused many to seek for a possible solution, and DiD and privacy are the solutions, reasons I'm banking on DiD tokens like ENS & ORE
I'll add ORE to that list. The decentralized identity sector is growing pretty fast and getting adopted by big institutions.
ORE - Decentralied identity The fast-growing decentralized identity sector is likely to see significant adoption, benefiting projects like ORE that focus on this area.
AI and DID have a big chance in the bull run. This is what people are looking at. AGIX, FET, ORE, and OCEAN are a few tokens to bank on.
My picks would be METIS, ORE, and VRA.
For the fact that those paid influencers/analyst as you called them says it's a promising, doesn't mean it is, they are working for their money, but you should ask yourself what solution does this token bring to the blockchain, apart from the hypes, what else is pushing this token's adoption, and if the hype is no longer there, will this token still moves the market? When you answer all this, you will know that tokens like ORE isn't just about hypes, but the utility.
I'm accumulating low-cap coins bot for the short and long term. A few ones like VRA, INJ, and ORE will be good.
Well I dont think anyone plans. Personally I just found myself curious about ETH and as time went by I added a couple of alts like DOT, MATIC, BNB and TWT some lowcaps like ORE,SOV and UDO also made this list.
Top 50 is a safety net but with minimum returns. Play safe with ETH and BTC but go for low caps if you want to big returns. Sub 100m in mcap would be better. VRA, MPL, INJ, ORE and METIS.
ORE and other decentralized ID projects are very undervalued.
Investing in crypto is a good idea and a good investment if you invest in a good project with massive utility, pepe is a good coin, although it's mostly pump due to hype, but I will suggest you follow the trend and recent happenings and invest in crypto with track record and utility, one of such is APT, OP & even ORE {Oreprotocol} (the decentralized identity token has been in existence since 2017), in all, always DYOR and invest what you can afford to lose.
I believe lowcap alts in trending niches like AI, privacy and decentralized identity are good to go. I wont be surprised to see alts like OCEAN, ORE, MASQ and NXRA doing well in the bull season.
OCEAN is one of the token I'm looking up to do well in the next bull run, I'm also expecting to see decentralized identity tokens like ORE, ENS & KEY, with the increasing need for security in web3, I think it'll do well during the bull run.
Decentralized Identity - ORE & ENS DeFi - AVAX Web3 - DOT
Are you fading LSD for real? I can't even find LDO or ANKR. Well, don't underestimate the narrative. Also, ORE, NXRA, and CTSI are some other big bets I think will be massive in the coming bull.
From my research, EVMOS & ORE are good picks, mCaps are still very low, under $2M, with more potentials for growth due to their use cases.
ORE is sub 10m in Mcap and they are building real products for security in web3.
For me, I'll pick: ORE - Decentralized IDs. SOL - Big partnerships RNDR - Metaverse projects.
Recent developments in the industry, such as the growing demand for decentralized identity to combat the industry's constant hacking and data breaches, are some of the factors I personally consider. As a result, many investors are looking to purchase DiD tokens like ENS, ORE, and NXRA, which may see significant growth during the next bull market.
COMP & ETH are good for long term, you can as well add ORE & ENS, these two decentralized identity projects are also good for long term hold, especially with the increasing need for ID solution to curb data theft in the blockchain space.
Absolutely! Projects like ORE Network are paving the way for decentralized business models and making it easier for entrepreneurs to onboard users to web3. By simplifying identity management and providing seamless access to services, more businesses can harness the power of blockchain, crypto, and NFTs to create real wealth and opportunities for everyone involved.
AllianceBlock has been doing a terrific job bridging TradFi and DeFi. Their partnership with ORE protocol is just one of the many steps they've taken to make crypto more accessible to everyone. Now, ORE users can easily manage their wallets and assets using a single password.
Why miss out on Bitcoin?... I would gladly replace those SOL for VET or ORE.
The whole focus is on AI now but I thing we should start to consider web3-based tokens and data management-based projects. Like ORE, LINK, and some other big boys.
This is why I have a couple of altcoins like ORE and CTSI. CTSI actually had some good action a few months back. I'm still expecting something good from ORE too.
ORE. A decentralized ID project. A multichain one at that.
Agreed! Accumulating altcoins during the dip can lead to great long-term gains. Researching low-cap altcoins with strong liquidity and tokenomics is key. And don't forget about assets driving web3 adoption, like decentralized identity solutions such as ORE and KEY. They can be strategic investments.
Absolutely, accumulating altcoins during the dip can be a smart move for long-term gains. While the market may seem slow at first, the arrival of the "fomo gang" can drive significant price increases. It's important to research low-cap altcoins with strong liquidity and tokenomics to maximize potential benefits. Additionally, investing in assets with utilities that drive web3 adoption, like decentralized identity solutions such as ORE and KEY, can be a strategic choice.
Bitcoin leads , alts follow. My DCA strategy in ETH and BNB is still strong while I periodically accumulate ORE, OCEAN and MASQ.
I would put bet on ORE or any decentralized identity protocol. The DID industry is moving faster than we think, recently it was estimated hit $50 billion by year end and it's quite obvious with the impact these protocols are creating in the digital space.
I will continue to DCA until Q4. ORE, VRA, METIS, MPL, and INJ.
There's a link between defi and traditional finance. When web2 folks decide to move into web3, ORE network will be there for their data management and security.
While there are no guarantees in the crypto market, ORE is definitely a project worth keeping an eye on. With its deflationary tokenomics and growing interest in decentralized identity solutions, it has the potential for significant growth.
You said my mind. I'd instead replace SOL with assets like RNDR, PEPE, and ORE.
That's cool. The last mining pool I joined was the ORE - ALBT pool, the APY was dynamic but quite attractive. It's over now though.
ORE may not do a 100x instantly, but it's possible in the long term, but for short term holders, a 10x is possible, because it is a decentralized identity management solution token, I'm certain it has some stunt to pull in the web3 ecosystem
ORE may not do a 100x instantly, but it's possible in the long term, but for short term holders, a 10x is possible, because it is a decentralized identity management solution token, I'm certain it has some stunt to pull in the web3 ecosystem.
Yea, I understand, you can always set an alarm if your daily activities take most of your time, or you buy, using DCA, I use DCA to amass some huge number of ORE, even as the dip get worse, I buy more, we can be so busy such that we forget most things at times.
You are absolutely correct; another instance is when people refuse to buy tokens at a discount in order to sell them during a bull run but rather wait for more dip, before they know it, the bull is already on them. I'm currently starting to buy more low cap tokens; my long-term holdings include ORE, EVMOS, SUI APT, and other.
Why not add some low cap gems like APT, ORE, GRT and the likes, these are not only low cap, but more of gems with massive utilities.
>BTC and ETH forget the rest There are numerous other tokens with diverse utilities and long-term potential, one can buy in addition to BTC and ETH In particular, tokens focused on decentralized identity (DID) like KEY, LIT, and ORE are worth considering.
Decentralized IDs are also another niche to watch out for. Protocols like ORE ID are been adopted b multiple solutions including Rairtech. They really give users a better experience by easing the complexity associated with onboarding.
Exactly. My latest cards are CTSI and ORE.
These are basically protocols that will reward with an airdrop. Talking about low caps or something to accumulate now, VRA, METIS and ORE are on my list.
staking or LP'ing would be a better option. Pick atom to stake and ORE/ETH pair for LP.
I prefer Trezor to Ledger btw. Trezor, Trust Wallet, and ORE ID for managing all my digital and asset management.
I will have to disagree with you on some aspect, you may not need utility to succeed, but utility, liquidity and community plays a major role in the success of every project, with the addition of a new utility and a thriving community, you will definitely have a remarkable success, although, the bear market might be a restraining factor, but after the bear market, any project with a real utility will fly higher in the bull market, ORE & ENS are good example.
A few low caps are my lottery. MPL, INJ, ORE, VRA.
Chase actual projects like HBAR, VRA, ORE, METIS, and MPL.
You should note that not all alt will attain ATH again. A few like VRA, METIS, ORE, MPL, and INJ are on my watch list.
Bar institutional adoption, narratives have been the primary driver for the rise in certain crypto. This trend began with AI-focused crypto, privacy projects, metaverse tokens, and meme coins. It is possible that the narrative of decentralized identities and self-custody could lead to a surge in the price of assets like SELFKEY, ORE, and ENS
While cycles and market trends do play a role in the crypto space, it's important to recognize the significance of solid utility in driving the long-term sustainability of assets and tokens. Projects tokens with strong utilities, such as decentralized identity tokens like LIT, ORE, and others, provide real-world value and address critical needs within the crypto ecosystem. These utilities not only offer practical solutions but also foster adoption and growth.
I think ID solutions like this with solid features are worth playing around with. The same with ORE ID.
People forgot to DCA at 25k and now they are looking to buy the top again. Well, I did got some VRA that's up almost 30%. Added some low caps like ORE as well.
My portfolio has close to 60% Bitcoin. However, I am also interested in meme and the metaverse, and I have been following these trends closely. I have invested in a few alts, such as INJ, ORE, and KAS,
The Decentralized identity space has push for a more secure digital space with user control and data privacy as the standard. Projects like ORE protocol, Nexera ID and the likes are creating awareness to enlighten individuals and Organisations on the need for data and identity security.
That's not true. Users will get to buy more alts in the coming cycle. There will always be another bear market. Alts like ORE, VRA, MPL will do well IMO.
Managing data can be a stressful task but projects like ORE network and OCEAN are more reliable with data management.
It is about staying safe right now. DCAing on BTC and less volatile coins. Staying off CEX right now and managing my wallets with ORE ID.
When it comes to data management, Ocean is doing everything possible to stay on top. Numerous more protocols, such as the ORE network, are expanding quickly with ID solutions and data management. Even though this is not a contest, I think all of these procedures are giving it their all.
The question is what is your contribution in helping the situation?. Not all communities are that way tho, I have been in the ORE community for years and its been very positive even through the bear season, I guess projects with relatable utility tend to have good community support.
I think choosing the right narrative has a lot to do with the chances of having a good turnover. I'm currently looking at decentralized ID projects like ORE because they are getting quite an attention now.
OCEAN remains one icon of decentralization in how it deals with data. While data plans a crucial roles in the space, I also acknowledge other rising data management protocols like ORE network.
Some multisig are actually safe, my experience with ORE Vault is incredibly the best I've seen most organization uses, still, one has to be careful as you said.
Nothing says you can't have both. Diversification is indeed a wise strategy when it comes to building a portfolio. Balancing well-established ones like BTC and ETH with promising low and micro-cap projects such as OVR and ORE can potentially offer a combination of stability and growth opportunities.
MEXC is a good place to find low cap coins. Got a few like ORE there.
There are other actual projects other than the two big boys. One can DCA into ATOM, ARB, ORE, VRA, MPL, the others.