PSP

elysiansaurus

$500, less power than a PSP.

BigRay1337

I was to busy watching porn on a PSP

JagerGuaqanim

BitPay, Admirria.tech, Aventigo.com all allow the customers to pay with card and the settlements are done in USDT or other crypto. Try ti look for a PSP that takes cards and does the settlements in crypto with you.

TheOneWhoCared

Should have kept the PSP at least.......

bvandepol

Yesterday I sold an old Xbox One, PSP, 3DS, some 360 games and other stuff I found in a box in the attic. Sold everything and was able to add another 0.35 ETH to my account. I have too much shit

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; A group of developers has created a dedicated laptop running OpenBSD on a SOFTRAID encrypted disk with disabled Intel ME/AMD PSP CPU manufacturer's spyware, which can be used as a hardware wallet for cryptocurrencies. The laptop can run Monero CLI suite, Feather Monero Wallet, and Bitcoin Electrum, all of which can be configured to connect to the internet via Tor/Tor browser only. The developers believe that every advanced crypto user must compile the wallet software themselves from open sources, as it is required by the entire crypto philosophy. The goal of the project is to provide fully automated open source scripts that build the open source wallet software on the customer's dedicated laptop or virtual machine. VirtualBox OpenHWW images will be available soon for playing and testing purposes. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

kittywrastler

Very rad, reminds me of this ff4 monster death mask http://img4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20111208145204/finalfantasy/images/b/ba/FF4PSP_Deathmask.png

BestDogeGrafy32

>**How are airdrops and forks taxed in Australia?** > >Airdrops and forks are the windfalls of the cryptocurrency world, but will you need to pay tax on new assets from drops and chain splits? Will it be classed and taxed as some sort of income? Or are airdrops and forks tax free? > >**Receiving an airdrop** > >The ATO has released updated guidance on airdrops and in most instances, airdrops are considered ordinary income at the fair market value of the tokens on the date you received them. > >To figure out how much Income Tax you need to pay, calculate the fair market value of your airdropped crypto on the day you receive it and apply your income tax rate. > >However, there is a specific exception to this rule for initial allocation airdrops. The ATO says these airdrops are not considered ordinary income upon receipt and therefore tax free. Your cost basis is whatever you paid for the tokens, or zero if you paid nothing. > >***Koinly's*** Australian Head of Tax, ***Danny Talwar***, says *“Some examples from the past year of Initial Allocation Airdrops that may apply include;* ***ApeCoin (APE)***, ***Looks Rare (LOOKS)***, ***Ethereum Name Service (ENS)***, ***Optimism (OP)***, and ***Paraswap (PSP)***. Implications for Australian crypto investors are confusing, as this is in the middle of our tax season. For those who have already submitted their tax returns this financial year, this may be an opportunity to amend your crypto tax return, as receiving an *“Initial Allocation Airdrop”* is now not taxed on income or capital basis on receipt.”\* > >As well as this, more recently, there have been a couple of popular airdrops where users claimed tokens some time before they were tradable - for example, the ***Sudoswap*** and ***Prime*** airdrops. Users could claim these tokens weeks before they were transferrable or tradable on decentralized exchanges, and this presents a conundrum within the existing airdrop tax guidance from the ATO. If airdrops are taxable as income at the point of receipt but have no fair market value as they're not tradable yet, should investors use a value of zero at the point of receipt, or should investors use the fair market value at the point the tokens are tradable? It's quite a grey area in existing legislation, so if you've had an airdrop like this, we recommend seeking advice from an experienced crypto tax accountant. > >**Selling or trading your airdropped coins** > >If you sell, swap, spend, or gift your airdropped coins or tokens, the disposal is treated as a normal capital gains event. > >The cost basis here is the value of the coins when they were first airdropped to you, or zero if you paid nothing for them. The above is taken from [https://koinly.io/guides/crypto-tax-australia/](https://koinly.io/guides/crypto-tax-australia/) NFA DYOR Don't trust, verify!

Farnswirth

> can he actually do or change anything about bitcoin? No. Bitcoin core is determined by consensus which is sitting on a github repo. Microsoft could inject malicious code into the repo, but it would get picked up pretty fast and miners would likely reject the update. > Maybe raise the maximum number of bitcoin? Nope. Would require a fork- see above. > Or take bitcoin away from people? Nope. The only way you could "take bitcoin away from people" is either with a threat of state violence (i.e. banning possession or transactions), quantum cryptography (executing shor's algorithm, requiring a 1Mqubit+ processor), or targeted attack via malware (RAT, trojan, PSP/IME code execution, other 0day's from the glowey bois). Bottom line: nobody's taking your bitcoin anytime soon, and even if you're an enemy of the state or the state descends into totalitarianism it's just as difficult, if not more difficult to take your bitcoins than it would be to take your bank account, gold, or cash. > What access does he have if any? He has a very very large bitcoin portfolio. Probably between 10-50 wallets, containing several billion $ in bitcoin. Most of it hasn't moved since the early 2010's. He could theoretically dump his holdings by selling them to a sovereign state, company or private investor, which would bring down the value of bitcoin moderately. But it appears that whoever "satoshi" is, he's in it for the long haul and values his privacy so it's unlikely he'd liquidate his holdings all at once.

gneuni

Yes, I believe in it, but not sure if we mean the same project. Paraswap (PSP) launched in end of 2021. Anyway, Vitalik Buterin used it just a week ago for swapping purposes. It may have a good future

Cryptic911

I worked for a PSP that used bank transfer for online oayments with consumers. Some of those transactions had to be refunded as it goes with e-commerce. Howeve, in in a few could never because bank account was closed or whatever reason beyond our technical control. They ended up with a milion in pensing transaction they could not resolve, but consumers never complained or when they did they got their money.

carrotcypher

I don't think they do a good job even on their site of explaining in simple terms what they do or how they do it, but here's some FAQ that might help https://www.althea.net/faqs As I understand it, the hardware/infra gets installed by communities and companies who invest their own resources/money, and then the end users pay to use it in whatever payment method the community accepts, thus further funding the operation of it. The microtransaction part seems to be simply how the packets are paid to be relayed transparently (as in, the routing device itself is using a stablecoin to pay for bandwidth, although the user maybe never interacts with that layer and pays a PSP instead who funds the wallet).

thechrizzo

Interchange fees and scheme fees are capped: https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2015/04/20/capping-fees-card-based-payments/ But the eft provider (mostly the bank or a PSP) can still put on top some fees (in regulation question since a few years). Find a good bank and you won't pay more than 1% max!

R4ndyM4r5h420

*SBF enters the chat* "Hold my PSP"

BubbaGee

You dont even need to be a holder to make money on this. Become an affiliate and make passive income on commission; businesses, PSP's, crypto card widgets, have someone buy $1500 worth of FCF. Of people only knew the possibilities to make some money here.

Harlmorl

It's not that hard really, mostly you just need to know how to Google and follow instructions. The closest thing to whipping a phone and installing a new OS I had done before was hacking a PSP xD

CherguiCheeky

Canadian pension funds are a big force in global world of investing. Why is that? How did candanian pension funds become so big? E.g. OTPP, CPPIB, PSP, CDPQ

Speedy-08

Sony have had the most unique media formats ever to gain control over their own product. Remember UMD disks for the PSP's, and MemoryStick Duos?

Angustony

Not it isn't. The FPS system has been in use in the UK since 2008: The Faster Payments Service (FPS) is a deferred net settlement system for credit transactions in the form of single, immediate payments, forward-dated payment, or standing orders for households and corporates. The service, which was launched in 2008, allows a payer to initiate a payment simply using the payee's mobile phone number, or online. Funds are typically available to the payee within seconds of the payer initiating the payment transfer. In 2021 the Faster Payment System enjoyed a record-breaking 12 months, processing 3.4 billion transactions with a value of £2.6 trillion. Mexico was even further ahead with their version which started in 2004: The Sistema de Pagos Electrónicos Interbancarios (SPEI) is the Bank of Mexico's main payment system, providing both wholesale and retail payment services. SPEI was launched in 2004 and provided near real-time retail payments. As of November 2015, the service offers 24/7 availability. Funds are available to the payee in less than 15 seconds for mobile payments and less than 60 seconds for other online payments. Currently, 109 institutions (66 banks and 43 non-banks) participate in SPEI as direct members to provide their customers with fast payment services. Many other countries use them too. They are deferred settlement systems, so don't offer anything remotely like the security of a Blockchain system, and limits to the amount you can move in one transaction do apply: In deferred settlement, payee funds availability and inter-PSP settlements are decoupled, with inter-PSP settlements being deferred with batch settlement. That is, while payer and payee accounts are debited and credited in real time or near real time, the associated settlements between the PSPs are batched and executed at pre-specified times. In this model, credit risk inherently arises for PSPs, as the payee's PSP advances the funds to the payee before inter-PSP settlement takes place. A variety of tools can mitigate this risk, including prefunding of positions, a maximum limit on the net debit or credit position that can be established between PSPs, and collateralisation of debit positions. Countries that use this model include India and the United Kingdom.

callunquirka

Bricking comes from the firmware editing community. Say someone is flashing a PSP's firmware so that it could play unsupported content. And then they do something wrong and completely fucks it up so that it can't be used anymore. That's called bricking, because it turns the PSP into a paperweight, or a brick.

FacundoGabrielGuzman

Why people sell crypto above the price of the spot market in P2P? I don't understand. 1 BTC price in spot is 20,900 USD and in PSP it's around 24,500 USD. Why? Are there buyers for that?

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Jeripay, a Singapore-based Fintech company, announced that they are collaborating with FCF Pay, a Canadian-based company, to enable cryptocurrency acceptance for PSP providers. This collaboration will allow both organisations to tap their expertise in payment acceptance. Cryptocurrencies are accepted online or at some traditional points of sale. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

TheTrueBlueTJ

My old PSP's battery puffed up and I heard it's quite common. If you have one stored somewhere, take out the battery or at least check on it!

cody_comaboy

Thanks for the post. I've never tried tails myself, does it work completely offline? (once loaded) does it come with a software to generate private keys/wallets? > But that requires trusing there isn't some kind of malware hiding in EFI or BIOS and the Intel ME / AMD PSP secure zones. how common are these? are there documented cases of these malware being used succesfully?

jspartanlee

Nice, was looking forward to a new PSP, hope it's got a full hd oled.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Banxa is the world's first listed payment service provider (PSP) and RegTech platform for the digital assets industry, continues its rapid global expansion. Banxa has become the first retail platform globally to support USDC on Hedera. The company is also actively exploring the setup of operations in Luxembourg and India. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

4rindam

I am only in my long term holdings and staking them all. I generally like which can provide some passive income as well. you can research into GTH PSP FTM DAFI AIOZ ATOM These are some of my long term holdings

Korlithiel

Good question for most, I would probably pay up as I prefer money going to the artist (or, in the case of a resale, to the person most likely to then go on to support other artists). How do I know myself that well? Back in the age of the PSP I installed custom firmwares onto my devices, ripped my games to ISO files, and played those as they had less lag/ran more smoothly (and consumed less battery life). It would have been less work, and cheaper, to simply pirate the games.

4rindam

Agreed. One of my coins is down pretty bad but i see them build every day so i am not much affected by daily prioce fluctuations. Just stake and chill for now. Having high conviction is necessary though which will come from how good your research is. I am staking AIOZ DAFI GTH PSP FTM for long term

Independent-Today431

About your first point. Yes, you are right on that, it was his claim that is used a lot for criminal activity not mine. https://www.forbes.com/sites/haileylennon/2021/01/19/the-false-narrative-of-bitcoins-role-in-illicit-activity/?sh=a3296ab3432f The opposite seems to be the truth. About the second point, the speed of the transactions on visa is irrelevant if at the end of the day the real transaction takes days, the bank take more days to process. Is like telling someone that it took me seconds to put the transaction on the que while it hasn’t been processed. Send money to one of your friends, at least in the USA it will take days if you don’t use an app that will charge extra to access that money immediately. And he makes a point about the added complexity of the crypto currencies, the pieces on the traditional system are the merchant, an intermediary like a PSP (charging a fee for the service) https://dwaynegefferie.com/6-things-to-watch-out-for-when-negotiating-a-payments-service-provider-contract/#:~:text=Most%20PSPs%20offering%20their%20service,per%20transaction%20till%20about%20%240.01. Then you got visa,MC, etc, the you got 2 banks making the transactions. That’s added complexity, if you got only one system or one bank you wouldn’t need to do all of that, that complexity was added because of the use of the banks. I’m not trying to attack the banks, visa and the banks have added value, that’s what you are paying for, that added protection, mixing a little of your third point here, I think banks can be crypto banks, and CEX can also be crypto banks, that’s probably what is going to happen with the CBDC, central bank will probably require certain protections to be able to receive it from them (like the current bank system). But crypto wallets are not banks, they are more like your old wallet full of credit cards and fiat. Nothing is protecting the money there, that’s the reason the idea of a crypto wallet is to unbank, not to crypto bank. Yes, I’m with you that transacting with BTC would make you think twice before spending, but that’s the reason there are stablecoins. And that’s part of my point, crypto enthusiast make the same kinds of mistakes that the ones he made, if someone criticize ETH they tell you how algo is cheap, you can run a node with a raspberry pi to try to disprove a point. He complained about that and He does the same, telling you that crypto doesn’t work because BTC is raising in value, like there are no stable coins. There are tons of people using the blockchains, specially because some costs cents to use. But it’s fine, it’s your money, do what you like. But Saying that crypto is unusable while there are people like you are buying crypto and have never paid gas fees. That is the kind of reason his points are superficial, they don’t add up if you put them together, which is the same he’s criticizing about the crypto community. If you are using lets say Coinbase, you are not paying gas fees, they are internally assigning the crypto to you, and if there is not enough of a particular crypto, they buy more paying that gas fee. They require the blockchain to be there operating to exist, because at the end of the they their crypto is on wallets. They even let you use “earn”, where they stake your crypto (paying the gas fees), for you, in cases like Algorand they are voting and getting the APY from there. So the fact is, you are not paying a cent on gas fees and you are getting staking rewards, which doesn’t add up with the point that it can’t be used and that only a few hundred of thousands need that

4rindam

PSP GTH DAFI AIOZ FTM ETH will stake WBTC as well once i have good amount of it

4rindam

here are mine that i have staked for long term FTM- best chains for defi PSP- imo best dex aggregator. stake psp get reduced gas fees. GTH- no ponzi no bullshit. pure usdt returns from the profit gather network makes. DAFI i love their unique staking model which they call super staking ETH lido staking

4rindam

DCA. thats the answer. alwasy have some funds to buy the dips and then DCA in your high conviction bags. I dca'd and already staked some of my bags like PSP GTH DAFI AIOZ FTM

excel958

I'd say I got super lucky. I used paraswap a couple times last year and got into the whole IMX/Gods unchained thing pretty early. Got a combined total airdrop of 7800 PSP, about 1900 IMX, and 800 GODS. Liquidated some to pay off debts, put the rest in eth. Still kicking myself for not getting an ENS domain name last year. I was literally like two buttons from doing so but decided against it, lol.

4rindam

FTM PSP DAFI GTH AIOZ METIS are on my watchlist. All have upcoming events and low caps as well that might pull good numbers if market stays bullish

4rindam

DAFI for their upcoming DAFINova update GTH for their upcoming Minerva Chain AIOZ for their mainnet v2 PSP coz its quite undervalued and got dumpe din a infleuncer led fud FTM for one of the most undervalued layer 1 if new to crypto then all into eth / btc

murdeltatwf

It's true that staking has its own risk, but such APYs are possible and sustainable. Many good DeFi platforms like Cometh Swap offers upto 230% on MUST, 50% on MUST and 300% on PSP.

4rindam

And i am loving it. Have my long term holdings like AIOZ DAFI GTH PSP FTM all staked. Rest in stables. and some of my nft's booming.

4rindam

Yes. even if a dead cat bounce but it should bounce back imo. I have my alts staked so as i get some returns while in this market. AIOZ DAFI GTH PSP FTM are some of my alts that i intend to hold

4rindam

PSP its relatively new and dumped since influencer fudded it as their airdrop criteria was very tight. ATH is at 2 usd now at 0.16 usd. Mine are staked as it will give me back my gas fees spent in refund. DAFI AIOZ GTH will have insnae roi as well if they go back to their ATH which imo they should. I am willing to hold long term

murdeltatwf

Best is to stake them and allow it yield. I staked my PSP, MATIC and MUST on cometh swap. There is no point selling at loss right now.

4rindam

PSP was fudded by twitter influencers since they did not get the airdrop. I think its a huge opporutntity in PSP at the moment. ​ AIOZ DAFI GTH are some other imo

GalcomMadwell

Okay enough about this dip. Anyone looking to get a steam deck? As someone who grew up on the PSP and DS it seems like an absolute dream machine.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Banxa, the world's first listed payment service provider (PSP) and RegTech platform for the digital assets industry, is excited to announce a 337% increase on Year on Year growth for December 2021, with a TTV of $131 million. In December, the Banxa team processed over 7000 transactions daily to reach this record volume. The company also added 18 new coins to its service, including Ethereum Classic, Cardano, Solana, Sushi, Uniswap and Wrapped Bitcoin. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

obyboby

I have an old drive where I keep files from 2008 (my very first PSP files and savegames for example), even some old photos from 2007. I could have definitely left a wallet.dat file among those.... but no, I never learned about BTC till 2015, proceeded to ignore it for another 2 years until 2017. :(

zzerdzz

I remember my first Final Fantasy game. It was for the PSP, and I got it for my birthday. Only to then find out they charged for an additional proprietary online service to play the game. They will screw us as hard as they can with this.

4rindam

all those coins have gone up a lot. i can shill you FTM, ENS in large caps. In low caps probably RAMP DAFI AIOZ PSP tons are there. just look at em and see what suits you. Market is favouring layer 2 blockchains at the moment though

chooksz

Thank you MATIC. Wishful for PSP to take off even more

Killingroughtime

What about a PSP? /s

sapelgas431

Curso da PSP?

wahay636

On-chain KYC/AML requirements sound nice but at the end of the day do not satisfy the vast regulatory requirements of the numerous different markets in which these companies necessarily operate. To try and illustrate the scale of the problem, in a typical cross-border transaction there can be a lot of parties in the 'chain' - the individual payer, their PSP, their x-border PSP, their bank(s), their correspondent bank(s), the target bank and the payee. Every single one of these parties has regulatory obligations, and their compliance relies on all of the other parties doing their job and being able to demonstrate it efficiently. If one party isn't comfortable with on-chain KYC, that screws the entire thing. There are of course other hurdles, the most fundamental of which is that as I said, the existing rails are more commercially viable. Integration, client optics and FX risk are also effective barriers to entry. CBDCs *could* get around a lot of this by tokenising central bank fiat digitally (not necessarily crypto) and then building its own rails (e.g. blockchain) which could be accessible internationally. Think of it like cash that you can take abroad and then give to someone else, except in this case you have access to the CBDC network abroad and can receive CBDC from someone at home. No Ripple etc involved. Is every crypto working in x-border redundant? No, of course not. In fact, x-border remains one of the most promising use cases for crypto. However, as is often the case with crypto, there are currently preferred solutions in the market for things that the addressable market cares about.

wahay636

CurrencyCloud has been a relatively well known cross-border PSP to anyone in the space for a while

vendetta041990

Oh hey its's Modern Vintage Gamer! One of my favorite youtubers. I like that he made a port out of DOOM back then from I think that was PSP? Unsure.

4rindam

team ducked up everyone and pocketed a lot of money by selling their tokens is what most people say. but i alwasy stayed away from it. similar thing happening with PSP though it already has a product and millions of volume going through it. am stuck in psp now but hopeful lets see. anywasy it was the airdrop that i hold now. at least bullish on my dafi ramp aioz ftm bags

4rindam

All in crypto. RAMP DAFI AIOZ FTM PSP ENS ​ lets go

4rindam

i deployed most of my stables to buy the dip as of now. AIOZ RAMP DAFI FTM PSP and some more. i am all in.

4rindam

Buy the dip for sure. This is not the top. Its not how top are made. BTC never would have recovered after May only to go 10-15% above the previosu ATH. IMO 100k is coming. I have deployed almost all my stables now on various alts like AIOZ RAMP DAFI FTM PSP ENS and some more. Good luck to all. See u at 100k-120k

4rindam

DAFI- low cap with a very underrated use-case. AIOZ- Mainnet coming good to buy the dips imo RAMP- Just launched their incentives program, coming to SOL soon. FTM- cause i play with defi on ftm PSP- simply very undervaleud at less than 100 mill mcap

4rindam

If you do not shy away from using metamask or any decentralized wallet then DAFI , RAMP, FTM , PSP are worth staking. IMO all are quite undeervalued and once market recovers they all will too.

4rindam

Man so many coins i can buy. Bought RAMP DAFI FTM PSP

Focus-Advanced

Yea it's not at all clear what he means. Like ok we won't be opening accounts at BoE I don't think anyone expected that to happen. My guess is we end up with non risk taking payments service providers handling current accounts and they hold all the money in CBDC. Banks would maybe split off their accounts to a PSP or possibly ringfence their own PSP.

jpkkv

God, buy PSP! It is the token of Paraswap just launched a few days ago. It’s only on Ethererum now but once it hits other chains and major exchanges it is going to explode. Look at how Uniswap and 1inch did.

Baksch

If you ever used ParaSwap.io at all, make sure to go back there and check if you qualified for the AirDrop! Currently the PSP token is traded on UniSwap only I think (Ethereum network, so high fees unfortunately). But it may well be worth it depending on the amount you got! Enjoy.