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r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

THIS TIME, WE ARE GOING TO THE MOON!!!! Get ur PRC now on BNB Smart Chain! address: 0xc2ecb98c3a08d8a6e49fd276afff1af2a0ed9e40

r/BitcoinSee Post

Anybody remember the 4chan PRC trading insider before the low mid 2021? He even predicted the following high...

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

The PRC drained the peasants bank accts ahead of the ETF.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

I'm from the year 4502 in Putin System proper time and the coins haven't moved yet, at least in my past light cone. We are still searching. After Satoshi's death, his followers managed to keep the keys secret until their society was routed by the PRC (terrible story, women and children too, no survivors). However it is rumored that they were able to launch some of the keys in fast antimatter micro-ships. I'm here, I suspect, as a result of passing through one of the supermassive black holes in the Compton sector. I don't know which. However I will say that Bitcoin is very cheap in your time, and if I could get back to present day Putin with 100 sats I'd retire from this insanity of finding Satoshi's jackpot.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

You claim to have pointed out the flaws in my arguments, while I have directly responded to your arguments with counter arguments, that you character as "moaning". You were ignoring the cost of IP through cyber hacks, and the reduction we could expect from the ransomware-motivated network security upgrades, for a while, until you finally addressed it. >You haven’t once attempted to rebut the obvious fact that ransomware exploded because of crypto and don’t even try acknowledge any of the harms done by that. I addressed and acknowledged that point. So the fact that you're criticizing me for not "rebutting" it shows you don't understand my arguemnt. My argument is not about rebutting the claim that crypto has ransomware to explode, and that ransomware does enormous damage. I acknowledge those facts. >You can’t just look at it on a surface level and say ‘US has earned more from it so it’s a win’. I’m pretty sure the US would prefer that they forego some ultimately minor financial gains if it meant that NK couldn’t pull in billions from these hacks. That's not what I'm doing. I'm not saying "the US has earned $2 billion, and North Korea has earned $1.5 billion, so it's a win for the US". I'm comparing gains of hundreds of billions of dollars a year, to $1.5 billion a year. At that scale, you can in fact say it's a win for the US. The US should not forego these massive financial gains, which give it a major boost in its economic competition with China, to make an attempt at reducing the ultimately paltry $1.5 billion that North Korea earns from crypto hacks. That's a disproportionate and self-destructive response to the threat, that ignores the bigger picture, like the more dangerous threat that the PRC poses to the US. >That you are this triggered by an article that is not even that critical of crypto Stories like this, when not balanced by stories on the numerous benefits of crypto, lead to broad-based prohibitions on crypto usage, so my defensive is appropriate and justified, your attempts to stigmatize me for it notwithstanding.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

so PRC-20 POLs mean existing tokens need a revamp? guessing there will be a matic- pol airdrop?

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

according to [this article](https://thecryptobasic.com/2023/11/16/polygon-matic-gas-fee-spikes-13250-to-4005-gwei-as-daily-txns-hit-yearly-peak-above-6m/), its "The primary catalyst of the surge in Polygon‘s gas fees is the inscription event of PRC-20 POLs on the Polygon blockchain and the ensuing massive increase in daily transactions, especially as recorded yesterday." I have no idea what that means tho....

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

Respectfully, how much bitcoin is mined on PRC-made computers by laborers making practically nothing? How much carbon are they emitting? I like BTC, but you’re kidding yourself if you think it doesn’t have the same hard, ethical trade offs the rest of life has.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

Why are some Bitcoiners El Salvador simps? They don't acknowledge Taiwan as a legitimate government anymore and prefer the PRC/CCP. Doesn't this decision go against "freedom" or do Bitcoiners only care about monetary freedom 🤔.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

Why are Bitcoiners El Salvador simps? They don't acknowledge Taiwan as a legitimate government anymore and prefer the PRC/CCP. Doesn't this decision go against "freedom" or do Bitcoiners only care about monetary freedom 🤔.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Crypto requires internet freedom. It's simply incompatible with the top-down principles that states like the PRC govern by. In the context of the geopolitical competition between the US and the PRC, the US would benefit from a multipronged strategy to develop a large domestic crypto industry. The strategy would involve: * emphasizing and recommitting to its traditional protection of internet freedoms. Unequivocally reject calls from the likes of Elizabeth Warren to restrict use of crypto software. Rollback the restrictions on Americans using Tornado Cash to encrypt their crypto transactions. Publicly commit to the Freedom of Speech for coders, and explicitly clarify that regulatory bodies like the SEC will not subject software developers and people who run nodes for decentralized blockchain networks to financial regulations. * funding research into both blockchain systems and crypto/digital assets. Fund hubs for the development of this technology and its integration into the web * preventing an overreach of the SEC's authority: block the SEC's recent attempt to impose onerous securities regulations on a substantial portion of the crypto industry. * creating a regulatory sandbox for token sales, where projects can raise capital from crypto markets with a much lighter regulatory burden than the SEC currently demands of public offerings * explicitly legalizing stablecoins, with minimal regulatory restrictions on their use, in order to promote the adoption of USD-backed stablecoins in the emerging DeFi system

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

6. If something is written in Chinese, assume it's a scam at worst, being monitored by Winnie the Pooh at best, and run like hell. Can we really trust anything originating in the PRC?

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Then it's just another day for the PRC

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

All great but that thing with the Epic Games is what I don't like. As everything that comes from PRC, we need to be careful. The Epic Games Store has very aggressive, anti-consumer business practices, and there was proof that they are harvesting data. The only thing that is protected is personal data, everything else is on their plate to take. ​ People can do what they want, but I will never install EG, I am sticking to the steam when it comes to gaming.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

It would be good to just eliminate the China FUD regarding BTC. First they were "in" and had numerous miners, then "out" not to l9ng before digital Yuan announced. Then Hong Kong reopens..but we didn't see a big impact. Would be good to have the PRC fully back "in"!

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

Take a look at Wed 19th May 2021 13:00. The price was rising and falling by around 25% over the course of the hour. There was enormous volume (I'm looking at Bybit Perpetual Futures and I haven't seen a 2HR candle with volume that comes anywhere close since then). Nothing actionable really other than: * understanding that normal trading has an enormous impact on the short and medium term price action - it follows patterns predictable by traders in advance * negative news events and massive sell offs are actually part of an accumulation strategy - big money shorts the market to generate liquidity (paper hands and forced selling through liquidations, stop-losses etc) whilst immediately accumulating at the lower price it has generated. * be sceptical about China's negative position on bitcoin. They might not want their people using it, but my money's on the PRC having a large stack.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

The conspiracy theorist in me knows sleez is just another arm of the PRC

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

Maybe it will not. I see china paying off US debt in ore rich African countries also acting as a diplomat to end fighting in war torn countries. Couple that with the the fear of holding USD just to make a mistake and have sanctions placed on your assets. As well as the work force in India. It is happening slowly and faster and faster then all at once yuan or some new type of SDR become more traded than good old USD. We have nothing to offer except military force. CHINA is building a Navy right now although it is not blue water yet it could be soon. I have been watching PRC Navy it is growing while we spend more and more on ours and we are not meeting their growth. Things are changing. I hope we never actually see this change occur. The US may be will to go to war to maintain this power.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I, like Charlie Munger, learned my lesson a couple years ago, that investing in China is mainly a way to send Western currency to China. China works closely with its foreign-currency magnets to limit their transparency and maximize their return to the PRC. Crypto is inscrutable enough without getting involved in Chinese crypto.

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