TINY

zenethics

To be balanced, its a TINY position. $7k USD

IAmSomewhatDamaged

Yeah I don’t have a family, so a good chunk of my paycheck has been going into (mostly) Bitcoin the past year or so. Definitely risky, but it’s working out so far lol. I also just paid cash for a 2014 Subaru Impreza and rent a smaller duplex that only costs $550 a month. Granted, I live in a TINY town in NE Ohio, so cost of living is pretty low, but that’s STILL super cheap where I’m at.

No_Cod5823

I agree with you. I think Chrono.tech as the ability to 10X to 30X. All time high is roughly $500 and current market cap is TINY compared to others listed on Coinbase. I honestly think it’s because Coinbase only allows limit orders on TIME for some reason. Anyways, I’m investing.

na3than

>Random guess version. > 3. Guess random number [TINY DATA KB] > 4. Rejected repeat from 3 or Accepted. > 5. Add random value to hash and submit. You've completely missed the purpose of the nonce value. Why would the miner need to guess a random number to find a number less than a target value? Why have a nonce at all? If we implement your system I'll configure my miner to guess "0”, which will be less than the target, for every block. I'll win every block reward.

slvbtc

The market cap is TINY if you understand what bitcoin actually is.

_RonPaulWasRight_

I never understood why, when people take the time to create a meme or something, that they don't take a TINY FRACTION of that same amount of time and just check their spelling/grammar and make sure they're getting it right. It takes like, 2 minutes to do that! Whereas creating the meme itself probably takes an hour or so. Why not spend that little additional time and get it right? Never made sense to me.

gaminglibertarian

As someone who started stacking in December 2017, just hold it for now. Maybe in 2028 / 2029 you can use a TINY portion if you have an urge to splurge. I used some to buy a new 65” OLED G3 and finish my PC build. Some will say to hold forever, I used to do that too. But to further the network I think it’s good to spend a little to secure the price of BTC. DO NOT EVER sell ALL of your BTC. Even after splurging a little, it’ll take maybe 6 months of work to recover what I sold. So only sell a little if you have an urge to.

Umpire_State_Bldg

Sometimes "never sell" means: * Don't sell Bitcoin now if you're planning to buy it back later for less. That's just foolish gambling; people who do that end up broke. Sometimes "never sell" means: * Don't sell your Bitcoin for the purpose of holding fiat currency instead. Fiat's value always moves towards zero. Bitcoin's value is going up forever. There will never be more than 21 million Bitcoin. The central banks are not able to stop/slow their "money printing" (which devalues their fiat currencies) because it would crash their entire system. Sometimes "never sell" means: * Don't sell a significant chunk of your Bitcoin to buy something you don't NEED, like fancy shoes, an expensive car, real estate, a boat, jewelry, a plane, a TV, a small business... Wait several years until you can exchange a TINY fraction of your Bitcoin for the same thing(s). Sometimes "never sell" means: * Don't sell your Bitcoin so you can buy stocks, bonds, shit-coins, precious metals... Bitcoin blows those old dinosaur 'investments' out of the water. For example, there was a time when I could have sold all my Bitcoin to buy a McLaren "fancy car". If I had done that, I'd be stuck with an aging car with insane repair/maintenance costs, insane insurance costs, and a very high registration fee... But I didn't. I'm so happy I never did that. Now those same Bitcoins are worth enough to buy a mansion and one of those cars to put in the driveway and still have Bitcoin left over. To me, "never sell" means don't be stupid. Stop and think. Be patient. Be very patient because it is SO worth it.

Ninjanoel

cryptocurrency prices are volatile because it's a VERY SMALL MINISCULE TINY ecosystem compared to something like USD. Which means BTC price will crash because someone needs to pay en expensive vet bill. apple is the size of the entire crypto ecosystem, if cryptocurrencies are ever stable in price, it means the price has to exponentially increase. so IF cryptocurrencies are the future of money, then it's a no brainer to get involved, but everything is a gamble, nothing is a sure thing.

Slippytoe

Me. Just A TINY BIT!!!

Teach_Consistent

1.3b MC is still TINY.

JuggaliciousMemes

☺️when i started, it took me a lot longer than it should have to actually ***pay attention to transaction fees***☺️ seems like a small thing right? well not if its over the course of a few months☺️ i screwed myself with so many ***pointless and TINY*** transactions that shaved my funds down☺️ I thank God that humans are able to observe and learn

Expensive-Tap420

Let’s not forget this sub is TINY in the grand scheme of things and thinking that a coin tied to a specific subreddit is going anywhere is a pipedream.

South-Attorney-5209

Going through the hell to buy it through swaps now is probably a good strategy. Because as soon as CDC has it up the volume and price will skyrocket. This coin has an insanely TINY marketcap specifically because it is hard to purchase.

Gr8WallofChinatown

> Incentives come from more places than fees though. As you mentioned, exchanges and app devs have incentives because they run nodes. Such as…. A fee for using their service. And this is only trading related as there are no smart contracts. So only exchanges benefit hence why the nodes are mostly run by it. Otherwise, node operators are losing money and doing it out of passion > I just think the fact the network is operating today how it’s supposed to is direct proof there’s enough incentive out there but again here they are: > Instant, decentralized, feeless transactions with a simple user experience. > No smart contracts. Again, maaaybe people want an option in crypto where they’re not worrying about newly added code in a project bridge or something. Those are disincentives. Hop off the Hopium. The network is TINY > Eco friendly. Is that an incentive or are we all just cynical about the planet? Bullshit talking point, when you are extracting computing power to run a network that generates no return of cost is a waste of energy and resources. > Capped supply. Come on. If it’s incentive enough for bitcoin it’s incentive enough for nano. That is bad. And that will be an issue for bitcoin in the future decades from now. Increasing supply and tail emission along with mining reward incentivizes mining which secured the network > Layer 1. That means you get the features without sacrificing decentralization. Last I checked, Arbitrum is on mainnet beta, layer 1 bitcoin is used more than lightning. Or we just pretending L2 isn’t a complicated mess for most people? ???????????????????? > You may also include incentives for other no fee endeavours such as running nodes in bitcoin that don’t do mining. Or Wikipedia. Or Linux. What?!???? The entire point of a blockchain is running nodes to SECURE a network and decentralization. You have much to learn

Icy-Fall496

If it’s being bought by anyone, it has to be TINY amounts that thing is dead in the water

jackieo01

>Yeah because it's not an investment, it's a currency. That is kind of the point. So why ya'll shillin' it everyday like it is? Ya'll are dishonest like the gold ppl. You wanna virtue signal like "its not an investment", but ya'll get pissed off when ppl don't talk about it. And you get mad when you get called out for shillin' it. Infinite inflation means you shouldn't buy it or use it. Its worthless, just like fiat. We off that now. >Works a lot better than Actually, no it don't. XMR's got a TINY anonymizer set compared to even wasabi on BTC. CoinJoin on DASH has a set of 4 million. XMR's in only 16. And that 16 is hurt by timin' attacks, the OSPEAD attack (which still ain't fixed and the o.g. researcher said completely broke privacy for XMR users), as well as a new remote node attack. Face it, XMR sucks and you got big bags you tryna pawn off on unsuspecting suckers like someone did to you.

EazeeP

And TINY majority in California

Rennitt

Markets move in cycles, normally about every three months and we're in April now so I would loosely expect higher trending prices until at least May. Couple other big things to be cautious about though. 1. Crypto is a TINY market. 2. Legacy markets are not healthy. They are incredibly unstable right now. You have sky high inflation, the fed tightening and loosening at the same time and that has never happened before. 3. Legacy markets most likely haven't hit the bottom since historically the bottom doesn't happen while the fed is tightening. Also, reread #2. 4. Crypto hasn't existed while legacy markets are in a bearish cycle. The only example you could make comparison is the flash crash in Mar 2020 and then bitcoin dumped 50% from already low prices. So is the bitcoin bear market over? Maybe. Probably not. The only scenario I see a true bull market starting is a pivot from the fed with more QE (they're already doing this they're just not admitting it).

justaguyinhis

I highly doubt that ERGO has paid shillers. The ergo foundation has a TINY budget as i understand. I think you may just have stumbled upon some people who are really Passionate about ERGO. In general i think the paid shills from all projects are a low point. Lot less froth in the market to pay these people. Exchanges scrambling to just survive. But i guess some are still out there

Jenn2895

I buy a tiny bit of BTC each week 😂 TINY tiny bit.

oMadRyan

I strongly disagree. The current cost to pull off a [51% attack](https://www.crypto51.app/) is only $1.1m. That is a TINY cost for a country or corporation to pay - they could profit billions by the time the dust settles. If I could do it, I would drain all major wallets and instantly swap for the full market of stable coins on all major DEX's. The reason that nobody has done it yet is because there is no way to buy the hash rate. There are too many miners out there in different countries. Cut rewards enough times, and that QTY and distribution of miners condenses down to just a few people. The remaining few may only be able to mine in the 1-2 countries where power is cheapest. Mining equipment supply is also an issue - there are only a few companies out there that make them and the tech increases are constantly putting old equipment out of date. If one company invents the next best ASIC and decides to keep them all, they could own the network.

blackenedavocado

As a hands-on learner, the best way for me was to buy just a TINY amount of different projects I was interested in. Then I could play around with different wallets and apps to see how things worked, with little risk that I considered a “learning fee”.

TitaniumDragon

> It's 95% of fake volume on unregulated exchanges. These are tiny exchanges that make up a TINY percentage of the overall market. Alot of those exchanges are now dead. These "trades" are just bots and trading algos. No, it was 95% of all trades. And it hasn't actually changed. https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/currencies/what-is-wash-trading-cryptocurrency-exchange-nber-fraud-crypto-2023-1#:~:text=For%20Binance%2C%20the%20largest%20crypto,comprise%2046.4%25%20of%20all%20transactions. Sorry! Binance is the biggest exchange and half of trades on it are wash trades - and very likely more, that's just the ones they could detect. As noted: > The paper also found a higher incident of wash trading in the few weeks after the crypto market saw positive returns, or experienced a drop in volatility. "Price increases could draw retail investors' attention and encourage speculation. Therefore, crypto exchanges are incentivized to pump up volumes to vie for better ranking and more clients." Maybe you should have thought about this. Also remember: literally everything is built on this foundation. > How the fuck does unregulated exchange volume equate to "a small number of people are generating all of the Bitcoin addresses"? That literally makes zero sense. Again, trading volume ≠ number of users. Ahahahah the largest exchange is Binance, an unregulated exchange which regularly engages in illegal activity.

Baecchus

1) Paper trade until you are consistent 2) Paper trade until you are consistent 3) Paper trade until you are consistent 4) Trade with a TINY amount once you switch to real trading until you are consistent ​ I can't stress this enough.

4zem

This is past the point of “not speaking to the police”. Arrests have been made and indictments have been handed down. Not cooperating at this point only serves to cast doubt on the TINY chance they weren’t involved. To orchestrate something like this, with regulatory/government involvement - you need REAL juice in DC. SBF had that because of his parents and likely his aunt who’s an officer/director in the WEF. This stinks to the high heavens.

iconoclast63

tGold gets a TINY % of it's value from it's utility. By FAR The biggest driver of the gold price are institutional investors looking for a hedge against inflation. Why do you think so many central banks are buying it?

Wendals87

>Which is why, FTX shorting $250k is all the more remarkable. It's not about what's out there, it's what the exit liquidity is. Something like 86% of BTC hasn't traded in 4+ years... about 70% hasn't in 10+ years. https://decrypt.co/94866/4-billion-hedge-fund-shorting-tether-stablecoin a 4 billion dollar short since march 2022 has done nothing to shake the peg over normal market conditions. What is 250k going to do? It's all fine and dandy till it isn't. >USDT is a ticking time bomb. need actual proof. This is has been said since 2017 and yet here we are. They redeemed billions of dollars in 2022 and the peg didn't suffer >A quick google search will show [https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-10-15/tether-bitfinex-to-pay-fines-totaling-42-5-million-cftc-says](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-10-15/tether-bitfinex-to-pay-fines-totaling-42-5-million-cftc-says) that was a year ago... I think they're upto $200 million USD in paid fines so far... (I just stopped counting). do you have a source for 200 million dollars in fines? the fine was 42.5 milliom >I am a tiny, tiny, TINY fry in the US fixed Income market... and even I have an account(s) at Goldman. Every major (Treasury) market maker has never, NEVER for those in the back, ever done buisness with Tether. So the fact that Goldman hasn't done business, that makes then dodgy? https://cryptoslate.com/these-are-the-six-companies-that-bought-almost-100-billion-usdt-from-tether/ >Sooooooo.... it's a load of crap what they're saying... and everyone in the industry knows it. actual proof? if everyone in the industry knew it, why has it lasted so long? why do you many billions of dollars get send to tether to buy usdt? >This is the real news: "...Tether Holdings Ltd. said it is winding down its practice of lending out its own stablecoins to customers by next year, addressing a broad risk to the wider crypto world.In a blog post published on its website Tuesday, the company said it would reduce secured loans issued and denominated in tether to zero throughout 2023.The growth in Tether’s secured-loan program was the subject of a Wall Street Journal article earlier this month. With about $66 billion tether in circulation, tether is the market’s largest stablecoin, a digital asset that is supposed to have a fixed value pegged to the U.S. dollar. " [https://amycastor.com/2021/05/13/tethers-first-breakdown-of-reserves-consists-of-two-silly-pie-charts/](https://amycastor.com/2021/05/13/tethers-first-breakdown-of-reserves-consists-of-two-silly-pie-charts/) this article is from 2021. lots of things have changed. Yes, Tether is reducing its reliance on secured loans and isn't that a good thing? it only accounts for a very small porting of their backings anyway >Much like the amatures at FTX, using non-existant terms like "Reverse Repo Notes" (which isn't a real thing) and backing by non-secured assets to 'related parties'... a la FTX. you mean reverse repurchase agreement? yes these are very real https://www.investopedia.com/terms/r/reverserepurchaseagreement.asp where does it say they have backings by unsecured assets?

engdeveloper

Which is why, FTX shorting $250k is all the more remarkable. It's not about what's out there, it's what the exit liquidity is. Something like 86% of BTC hasn't traded in 4+ years... about 70% hasn't in 10+ years. It's all fine and dandy till it isn't. USDT is a ticking time bomb. A quick google search will show: [https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-10-15/tether-bitfinex-to-pay-fines-totaling-42-5-million-cftc-says](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-10-15/tether-bitfinex-to-pay-fines-totaling-42-5-million-cftc-says) ​ & that was a year ago... I think they're upto $200 million USD in paid fines so far... (I just stopped counting). I am a tiny, tiny, TINY fry in the US fixed Income market... and even I have an account(s) at Goldman. Every major market marker has never, NEVER for those in the back, ever done buisness with Tether. Sooooooo.... it's a load of crap what they're saying... and everyone in the industry knows it. ​ This is the real news: "...Tether Holdings Ltd. said it is winding down its practice of lending out its own stablecoins to customers by next year, addressing a broad risk to the wider crypto world. In a blog post published on its website Tuesday, the company said it would reduce secured loans issued and denominated in tether to zero throughout 2023. The growth in Tether’s secured-loan program was the subject of a Wall Street Journal article earlier this month. With about $66 billion tether in circulation, tether is the market’s largest stablecoin, a digital asset that is supposed to have a fixed value pegged to the U.S. dollar. " [https://amycastor.com/2021/05/13/tethers-first-breakdown-of-reserves-consists-of-two-silly-pie-charts/](https://amycastor.com/2021/05/13/tethers-first-breakdown-of-reserves-consists-of-two-silly-pie-charts/) ​ Much like the amatures at FTX, using non-existant terms like "Reverse Repo Notes" (which isn't a real thing) and backing by non-secured assets to 'related parties'... a la FTX. I have no skin in the game to be honest, just USD, USDC, gold or (US) treasuries are accepted. MAYBE Swissy for very short periods.

engdeveloper

"backed by debt & IOU's... what could go wrong!" FTX was shorting USDT... with TINY positions of $250k USD ea... and forced a momentary depeg... It's not if, it's when.

Daikataro

>Do you believe that 99% of crypto will go to 0 More or less yes. >There are over 22, 000 projects There are over 22k "projects". Tell me how many of them are named after a meme, popular show, or dog breed? Then how many of them have one or more of these words in their name:. SAFE, MOON, ELON, ROCKET, MARS, FAIR, BABY, MINI, TINY. In their name. Then filter what remains. Then a few of those will also fail for being good projects yet having zero momentum behind them (RIP NANO).

Mr_Bob_Ferguson

> Crypto holding company Bitcoin Group has moved to buy one of the world’s oldest banks Bankhaus von der Heydt, for roughly $15 million. $15 million for a bank? They may be one of the oldest, but they are absolutely TINY. This is a trivial-sized purchase.

Zarathustra5d

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Vinnypaperhands

What? As far as hard money goes. Btc is by far the easiest to travel with. And I mean BY FAR. And I'm sorry I did not know if you weren't traveling all the time your life is boring. News to me. But anywho let's say you are that amazing awesome not boring super intelligent traveling person......YOUD WANT BITCOIN FOR EASE OF TRAVEL... Try bringing gold with you if you don't have a game and travel all the time... Your point is literally in favor of Bitcoin. The TSA does not need to even know or anymore that you are one on you. A ledar or similar devices are TINY. Easily stored and concealed. Not only that, you don't even need any physical evidence of Bitcoin. You could remember your seed phrase in your head and travel anywhere in the world with that with literally zero problems.

SpaceDesignWarehouse

Fun fact; I got a TINY taste of that $100M! I installed emergency lighting in the VIP tent above the paddock in Miami Gardens. I remember seeing crypto.com vinyl signs being installed all over. I think I made about $3k on that gig..

grndslm

Ledger does NOT make the Cold Card. Ledger is the reason numerous people get their coins stolen. I don't recommend using their products at all. Just search this sub for Ledger problems. There's no problem to self custody your coins. Just start small. Generate a seed. Write if down. Move a TINY amount of BTC, then wipe your hardware wallet. Restore to see if your seed backup works. From there, add a passphrase and then move the rest of your funds. Just do it! Make sure to engrave or stamp your seed into stainless steel, but NOT your passphrase, which you should

Kricket

This whole post is like a roller coaster ride. I'm very delicately DCA'ing a TINY bit. Satoshi help us, all.

Kricket

I bought in a TINY amount last week just because the deal is close to closing. The amount of stupid people that follow this man is unreal. I'm more than happy to profit off of them.

sethelton

Awesome thanks so much for all the info to get me started and thank you for sharing your own personal preferences so I have something to go off of. I will certainly be joining the Cosmos network subreddit, first thing I'm doing on the car ride home from work. I've been doing all of this at work today, milking the clock by doing something thats actually productive- learning about ATOM. 1 more question about the rewards, staking, and the transaction fee associated with claiming rewards/restaking new assets. I am somewhat familiar with this process of collecting rewards because of the old ALGO reward system. I never participated in it myself but ive read about it several times. It's impossible to avoid whenever you read about the ALGO project. With ALGO, there were faucets you could utilize in order to claim your rewards. A faucet would deposit a TINY amount of ALGO into your wallet and this transaction would act as a reward-refresh, so to speak, for your ALGO. The faucet transaction would count as a general transaction, as it was one, and preforming a transaction with the ALGO wallet would collect whatever rewards had been accumulated. My question is- does ATOM have a similar feature for collecting rewards? Is there a similar nuance to collecting your rewards in order to do so with a low-cost to the user? This is just what popped into my head when you mentioned ATOM's reward collection system because it reminded me of the ALGO reward collection system. Thank you for reading my book of text for the context to my question, once again I appreciate your time friend.

Caffdy

Ironic, turned out to be that the consequences were not so TINY after all

SpaceFaceMistake

I’ve seen much change even thought it’s SUPER TINY. I’ve seen that MORE coins now than when I started in 2015~ all REALLY followed $BTC. After the rally’s not even talk about 2018 but the 2020-2021 the market changed and many have not even seen it. The amount of shit coins has sky rocketed and why? It’s so cheap to make one and then put money on it like $1k or $5k and watch it just go up and up but always is a risk and there need to be something there it can’t just be a odd coin or a flip on floki and doge and shiba you need a community to start and make one make a name make one that’s not taken do it legit and you will walk away (potentially) a millionaire. But it’s not easy. You should know how it’s not easy to just learn how crypto works and how Bitcoin is known as the first truly decentralised digital currency even though it’s proven it’s not Anonymous. People mix the words up Decentralised IS NOT Anonymised. Sure if you want to be or “seem” Anonymous you might find using games or Metaverse and decentralised programs or software or whatever easier or newer territory to test how anonymous one can be while within layers of code for example in Decentraland and many others. #Bitcoin, made all this possible. Every moon and every crash or fail is thanks to bitcoin. Still if you lost don’t blame bitcoin. Same if you won you can’t blame bitcoin. Unless it was $btc you were trading lol. Ok that’s enough for me today kids. Time to love on to my next post.

BobbyShaftoe2702

Yup. Just 15m ago. It was a TINY number though (less than 0.000009 ETHW)... It looks like you made out like a bandit! :-P

RewtDooDoo

Trudeau's answer to that? Add $160B of debt and that was PRE COVID! And the spending has no end in sight. He's spent more than all previous prime ministers combined. CERB was not responsible for the crypto pump, as Canada and Canadians only make up a TINY fraction of the world. I also never collected CERB, I invested money from my savings from years of hard work. However, lots of people even NON-Canadians were able to take advantage of the CERB system because of how recklessly it was implemented and we're still dealing with massive quantities of cash unaccounted for.

Siliconb3ach

Even when you look at the volume traded the since the listings, it’s TINY. Consider the known appeal of Reddit, the global reach and how small this subreddit is its crazy. The recent push for the NFT avatars as well is very bullish. Baby steps but I think everyone can see the potential.

Annual-Let-551

You may think it’s a bad idea, but honestly WTF you or any of us gonna do about it? Adapt or die. The idea we can change the momentum of the financial market is crazy, we are a TINY part of it.

Bwizz6

my pecker is TINY

escape1979uk

If you can, convert your money to EUR, send to coinbase then trade.... The UK has a similar problem with mandatory AML holding periods, but you can get around this by trading on EUR Not sure if this will 100% work from US or if you can even create a EUR deposit address, but worth a look (use a TINY amount to test..)

crimeo

> If you're so insistent in making it look like you're not gaining one large chunk at a time. Spreading it out only changes the plausibility if it's spread out to TINY amounts per unit time, like +20% your normal salary or something like that maybe sure. But the thread is about "$100,000,000" worth. There is no possible spreading that out, obviously, that won't be suspicious, unless you plan to live to be like 10,000 years old. > You could open up an online store and pay yourself through the online store that accepts Monero. The store part is **actual** money laundering. Using monero for it makes it laughably obvious though. No actual store has all or even a tiny fraction of its customers using monero. You'd have to flow in like 95%+ of the money legit to cover a plausible amount of monero, even then, probably isn't convincing. Again, monero is anti-money laundering because anything it touches instantly becomes 10x MORE suspicious. * Laundering = reducing suspicion * Monero = massively increases suspicion * So Monero = anti laundering. It makes money DIRTIER not cleaner. > Monero will prevent chain analysis from tracking back to the original wallet from the hack so what could the IRS do if you received one large anonymous donation of 8110300 Monero to a wallet you own on a CEX? Uh, arrest you for tax evasion (if you didn't pay taxes on it) is what they'd do. Because that trivially passes the threshold of "beyond a reasonable doubt" illegitimate and they would have no problem convicting you. If you did pay taxes on it, then it would be the cops, not the IRS, who would start to investigate you and get warrants and subpoenas to figure out what crime you did to get that money. They don't HAVE to follow the money, you will have left evidence of crimes in other forms too. The reason people get nailed for tax evasion a lot is that although paying the taxes on it will get the IRS off your back, it also rings the dinner bell for the criminal investigations to come flocking in.

ThimbleweedPark

I know you look down on me for gambling on Shib, but I only invest a very TINY percentage into meme coins (and always take profits) - the majority goes into BTC/ETH.

NacogdochesTom

I honestly want to know the answer, and am looking for someone who doesn't give me the runaround. The fact that "some places accept doge" and BTC is legal tender in El Salvador (which, yes, I did know) doesn't answer my question. "Instant and free international transfer of funds" is a good use case ONLY IF PEOPLE AT THE RECEIVING END CAN SPEND THE MONEY> What's you've responded with is a TINY FRACTION of what people need and use a currency for.

broccomo

There’s nobody sitting at a desk pressing a button don’t be so ridiculous. The truth is there’s and EXTREMELY TINY person inside of your phone changing which umbers hit the screen, and they decide the bitcoin price for you based on how their tiny arms are doing. Fr though, it’s in between the bids and asks, and some exchanges use an oracle to include data on other exchanges in their price.

GingerFoxRep

> That, and people who go on TV and sing the praises of bitcoin generally have just a TINY bit of it. Well yeah, why would you praise something you’ve never used?

Hotfogs

One thing you could start dabbling into would be ASAs, yes there are a lot of scam coins but that’s bc Algorand is that much cheaper to use and operate. Amongst the shit there are promising projects and later this year many of the DEXs (Tinyman - TINY Algofi - BANK Pact - tbd) will have governance tokens out. If you’re bored with Algo price action nearly every ASA is under 100m. OPUL (Opulous) is getting exchange listings, i don’t own any and their CEO is a clown on Twitter but they’re the blue chip for music NFTs on Algorand, 500M supply but it’s far from full circulation Defly is a wallet / chart / soon to be DEX integrated app with its own native token (DEFLY) that will reduce fees and be used for governance I believe? 1B supply $9.3 fully diluted mcap Cosmic Champs is an upcoming play to earn mobile device & desktop friendly game apparently similar to clash of clans? VC backed and created by a doxxed team with game development background. The game isn’t out yet but the governance token COSG is being launched today. 270M token supply, launching at .10 YLDY (Yieldly) is still around and kicking even with most people cool to the project and team, they’re absolutely in a rebuild phase with plans for a launchpad are in the works. They’re partnered with Cosmic Champs to have staking pools for the COSG token. YLDY he price action shows that but the 10B tokens are in full circulation with only a $22.3M market cap. STKE (Algostake) is a product available for other projects to use as a staking platform. The organizer buys STKE tokens and can deposit their reward asset and run the staking pool. Over time the STKE balance is used (I don’t know how that side of it operates) and needs to be replenished by the organizer for the pool to keep working. A cool feature is that it takes snapshots of your holdings over the course of every 24hr but doesn’t transfer ownership into smart contracts. I hold LP tokens and get rewarded in one of the Lp assets, as the end user I don’t need to hold STKE to use the service. There are several STKE/token pools though too 1B token supply $13m fully diluted mcap Of this list I only hold YLDY, but wanting to raise awareness that the Algorand ecosystem is in its infancy. Last year there were no DEXs and by the end of this year there may be 6-8 up and running?

MillenialBoomerr

I completely understand where you are coming from because the user base is TINY on algo compared to eth. But think about this - if every eth transaction only cost $0.001 don’t you think there would be a LOT more transactions? From a pure transaction count(I’m too dumb to understand the different types of transactions) Algorand did in fact have more transactions yesterday than ethereum. There are companies like planet watch that stream over 1.6m transactions a day over Algorand to gather air quality data. I’m sure If eth fees were that low the amount of transactions a day would probably go up by like 100x but there’s just a lot of transactions that just can’t happen on eth due to the fees so they go elsewhere.

Self_Blumpkin

I go to concerts in the US like it's my job. Every state is going to have a place like The Orange Peel in Asheville. Or The Palladium in Worcester. Places not in the grips of Ticketmaster. They do have deals with other ticket companies though. Like The Palladium does all their ticketing through AXS. Those are the kinds of contracts that you would want to target first. The Palladium isn't a TINY venue, DEFINITLEY not 200 people. Way more than that. Same with The Orange Peel. That's where you start something. You don't start it with bands like The Rolling Stones that will sell out every single Arena date they put up. You have to start small with something like this. Then there's city-owned spaces outdoors where festivals and the like are held. Bands can draw LARGE crowds to venues like that and make deals with City Officials. I'm not insulted by your comment. I do stick by the idea that this could work. It's not an overnight thing. It's a multi-decade thing. It's an Amazon puts brick and mortar out of business thing. I don't know what the future landscape looks like for ticket distribution but I firmly stand behind it being a disrupt-able industry. It's just going to take one HELL of a fight to oust Ticketmaster. I would put it to you that for the people that go to concerts regularly, if you asked them what the worst company is they'd likely say Ticketmaster. There's some big fucking bands that hate them just as much too. Pearl Jam fought them big time in the early 00's if I remember correctly - and lost too lol. It's a worthy fight. We're not going to be able to convince each other differently, that I'm 100% sure of. You seem to think that Ticketmaster is going to be the evil fucks that they are from now until concerts don't happen anymore. I disagree. Will it be NFTs in their current incarnation that take them down? Who the fuck knows. Will it be some sort of decentralized tech that eventually does? Will it even be called "blockchain" at that point? Who knows. I don't know what decentralization of "things" is going to look like in 10 years, but I know it's coming and it's going to disrupt a lot of things. So lets agree to disagree, eh?

Rieger_not_Banta

Yeah, I'm not buying it. It's computers, it should take a TINY amount of energy. And comparing bitcoin to these other industries that aren't just software is unfair. The closest comparable is clothes dryers. But think about that, but coin uses a bit less than every clothes dryer on the planet? (Am I misunderstanding the graph??)

clock_age

TINY - [Tinychart](https://tinychart.org/) token from the premier charting site for algorand ASAs PRISM - [Prism Protocol](https://prismprotocol.notion.site/prismprotocol/PRISM-resources-03bcf73904b9487eadf621cb9ad25338) (defi app on Terra)

Still_Lobster_8428

Your misunderstanding something very simple..... if VISA ignores Canadian domestic laws and continued servicing Canadians to facilitate the transfer of fiat to crypto, THAT sends a very clear message to EVERY nation that VISA will not comply with sovereign nations laws. If you think for 1 second that VISA would jeopardise its GLOBAL operations to illegally service a SMALL % of 1 nations population then your deluded. Crypto is an EMERGING market for VISA, it makes up a TINY % of VISA's business and there is no way in HELL they would operate ILLEGALLY in 1 nation and then loose all there financial certification to operate in other countries. You really might want to study the regulatory framework that financial service providers like VISA operate under..... they are 100% part of the TRADITIONAL financial sector, not the wild west that unregulated crypto currently resides in. You really expect VISA to jeopardise its entire current business for a (relative) tiny number of customers who use VISA for crypto..... Crypto has what uptake currently globally? 10%? And of those, how many use crypto day to day to buy groceries, pay bills and so on..... 10% of the 10%? VISA is a publically traded company, it has obligations to remain in good standing and to operate LEGALLY. If Canada say no more fiat on ramps for crypto..... then VISA will comply and no longer offer those services to the (relative) small number of Canadians who actually use VISA to fund crypto. VISA will still service Canadians for everything else, just not what the Canadian government dictates as illegal. Not speculation, just fact unfortunitly. Fiat transfers using the traditional banking network (which is what VISA are apart of) has always been the weak point for crypto adoption. It's well regulated and controlled by governments (hence why most of us are in crypto to begin with).

pogopope82

Anybody messing around on ALGO's dapps? I'm in on TINY and CHIP.

Podcastsandpot

the fee to convert nano to stablecoin is TINY. much less than the fee a mercahnt pays to payment processors, especially on small payments.

Blunt_Farce

As a Gen-Xer, who has (almost) always had a job and has been studying investments/stocks since I was in college, even my small portfolios have taken hits (anyone remember 'The Dot-com bubble" ? lol) ... I've made some mistakes (don't trust any investor who tells you he/she hasn't) and I've gotten lucky a few times, but most of my 'luck' has come from doing my DD and my research (AMZN at $142/share - Starbucks at $7/share.) >>> I only look at my investments and their performance, every couple of months, maybe 4 times per year, because long term investors will absolutely drive themselves crazy "checking their stocks" every day and flipping out over every drop and rise. I DO, however, follow the financial news every day, so I know how the market is doing, and what it is reacting to, in a general way, but I resist the urge to 'check the quotes' daily which, really, is just an invitation to self-laceration and pain. lol. <> With Crypto, I'm seeing a lot of people (and not just 'young' people) who've never invested in ANYthing before, but somehow think this is going to be their real-life "get rich quick" plan... but nearly all of those people who "turned a few hundred dollars into millions" actually started YEARS ago and waited... and waited... They did their research years before the newcomers even heart the word "crypto-currency." on some of the crypto boards I've even seen people who've maxed out their credit cards to buy crypto... and now that crypto is cratering across the board, they're freaking out. \> NEVER borrow $ from any source (credit cards, bank loans, your parents) to buy crypto or even stocks etc. \> NEVER buy on margin... your potential losses will wipe you. \> ONLY invest money you won't need to access for 5+ years. \> DO your research - by which I mean real, company-specific research. Don't go down the rabbit hole of 'yahoo comments' or 'hot crypto tips' you see on twitter. \> KNOW what you're buying. Why you're buying it and how long your time-horizon to hold it will likely be. ...and start young. Even a TINY bit of cash invested in your early-mid 20s can grow a SHOCKING amount in 40 years... and that luxury of time is something you don't get a second crack at. my crypto holdings: ALGO. DOT. ADA. XLM. VGX and BTC. .

Nintron711

LUNA, picked up a TINY bit at 62 but I am looking to maybe get some in the low 50s or so. Will leave some spare fiat incase it goes into 40s

oarabbus

Bruh... please tell me you're trolling. The crypto market is TINY compared to the equities markets and whales manipulate it easily.

schmatz17

Can you obtain TINY yet? And if so how?

thejoeyg

BTC, ETH, MATIC, CRO, ROSE, ALGO, ATOM...and putting in just the tip on tinycharts ASA coin TINY.

robotpane

Working hard and having struggles is what makes you a decent well rounded person, children who are given practically everything and are sheltered from the world will not survive in the future, the mental health of their generation will be awful, give them a chance in the new world and don't treat them like the are the most unique flower and that they are untouchable, this will detriment their future I have family that was like this and they are grown adults who can't cope with most of life's little challenges are so mardy and lose their shit over TINY! Things, we already have a generation of kids who don't want to work or learn or do anything apart from sit on social media and be famous, and it's not one country its ALL of them (or at least definitely the western world)

gomboloid

> That only works if the mining rigs are not operating all the time They aren't > ll they offer is able to shut down and lower demand during peak periods - so to confirm that is releasing demand...created by their own demand in the first place right, created and PAID FOR by mining in the ideal world, 'power necessary for human beings' would be a TINY TINY drop in the bucket of total power produced so, if there's a 90% power drop? No worries! all mining shuts down. If humans only consume 0.0001% of all generated power, we never have to worry about power outages. Bitcoin makes that possible.