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Bitboy just said that he knew about the insolvency of FTX in September, but still said that FTX was not insolvent on the Nov 4th. Now he is even claiming that he “saved“ people. This audacity…
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Scammers in crypto space has been multiplying - different breeds of scammers Rug Pull & pump and dump Scammer coins (duplicate tokens) Phishing scammers sending NFTs SBD and CEX scammers
Never seen before photos behind the scenes of FTX and SBD in their final months. They were living the life on people’s hard earned dollars. [https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2023-ftx-crypto-photos/](https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2023-ftx-crypto-photos/)
But I would only put trust into FTX with SBD as CEO! 😂😂😂
Did mine last week after watching Saylor on the SBD podcast.
I won't deny that SBD is a scumbag but find it hard believing a tweet from AutismCapital
I’m pretty sure SBD was just Bighead from Silicon Valley.
This. One look at SBD and his inner circle should tell you everything you need to know. If that’s not enough, listen to them for 30 seconds. Sure neurodivergent people have special talents but they also lack certain other cognitive skills
Steemit sucks but at least its a stand alone platform as opposed to r/cryptocurrency which is renting space on Reddit, ie someone else's house and rules. Also Steem and SBD are or at least were actually tradeable on major exchanges.
Ive been using the Scholastic Binomial Divergence (SBD) and in my first two weeks I turned $500 into just short of $10,000.
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Please be aware there are also fake $SBD trying to scam people. Please follow official links, a fake one scammed a few pretending there was a presale live now which there isnt. Real $SBD will fly to the ✨
Best way to make cash moolahs in a bear market is to buy $SBD 🚀
“Cryptocurrency” sounds rather big. But I have bought a lot of coins and tokens over the years, especially those staking ones. They are all paying but very little while my total assets value decreases gradually daily or weekly. So, if you’re tired of losing but also like to see a little bit of it coming back, examine my long list below: Hive $3/day (40,000 Hive) Steem $10/day (35,868 Steem) SBD $2/day (from same SP Delegation) VDL $0.40/day (25,000 VDL) CLO $5/month (175,000 CLO) TRX $0.45/day (from same SP Delegation) cUSD $0.14/day (1,000 cUSD in Valora app) USDT $0.27/day (1,000 USDT) Among other coins, including Bitcoin...
Wow I didn't even know, I have like 2-3k steel not SBD tho.... Thanks for sharing!
There is steem and there is steem dollar (SBD). Hive was airdropped to all steem hodlers when they forked away from steem. You get 1:1 of whatever you owned in steem as hive. There was also HBD for SBD. Happened about 13 months ago
I have a somewhat interesting story because I didn’t initially buy into crypto - I earned/mined it. I initially started mining Doge when I was in high school back in 2014 and I held that for a long time... I didn’t know why as it was basically worthless, but it was a fun activity! I liked the idea of using my PC for something while I was at school. In 2017 I started using Steemit. The platform is similar to the Moons system here - in other words, it’s a social media platform powered by crypto. I gradually got some money there and Steem and SBD peaked during the 2017/2018 peak. I cashed out and bought a professional camera, something that I’d been dreaming of for years (I had been using a camera that was 12 years old and I really loved photography). That let me become a professional photographer which was what I really wanted to do. I did that for about 3 years and I reinvested some of what I made back into crypto. Over time, I was able to build a small but comfortable portfolio. And here I stand today. I still use the same camera and I love it! Crypto enabled me to purchase that camera and in many ways it allowed me to become a photographer. Although I’ve now decided that I don’t like taking photos professionally, I am very passionate about it as a hobby.
Ever heard of the social platform Steemit? You would get rewarded with crypto (SBD) for your posts on the platform with upvotes from other people. The power of your vote was determined by your STEEM power. The more influence you had in STEEM, the more your vote was worth in SBD. It's a bit more complicated than this, and you could set each vote to a perfect of your voting power, and it would recharge to 100% voting power every 24 hr, but that's basically how it worked. It kind of went to shit after the abuse bidbots went rampant. People would throw hundreds to thousand of the currency into bots to go upvote their shitposts for exposure, drowning most people's legitimate content. I'm pretty sure most whales have since cashed out and the last time I signed on it was mostly filled with Korean posts everywhere.
Yes and my educational advice for people is to not buy 99% of the stuff that's shilled in subs like SBS, SBD, etc. In fact I'd go a step further and say that anyone without experience in crypto or without a significant technical background shouldn't even stray from the top 200 tokens. There's no secret sauce or formula for finding good projects. You have to have a base level understanding of cryptocurrencies, blockchain, security protocols, and technology in general before you can even consider evaluating what you're investing in. That knowledge doesn't just magically show up one day, you have to work at it, research, and ask questions of more knowledgable people. You mentioned dm'ing you, but I much prefer to have these discussions in the public view so others can learn from them too. My advice for getting started is to learn the fundamentals of distributed ledger technology (this encompasses ETH, BTC, and several other major cryptos). Learn what makes each one different, and what types of benefits and drawbacks those differences produce. Look at the roadmaps the development team has laid out, and what those deliveries actually mean (for example, what changes will ETH2.0 actually make to the Ethereum consensus method?). When people say "I'm in it for the tech", this is what they mean. Yes you can be in it for the tech and profit, but if you actually want to grow in this space you have to _learn what the tech does_. If you're just here to gamble on random shitcoins for a quick 10x, just put a list of the top 1000 projects on a dart board and close your eyes and throw. Like I said, there's no secret sauce for "finding the next big thing", you either understand what you're investing in and can evaluate what will actually grow into something useful, or you're just gambling.