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Need advice on cashing out crypto to canadian dollars

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AAVE Question: Why was I liquidated?

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AllArk is one of the simplest no-KYC ways to long BTC and ETH in DeFi

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DAOs as a way to earn extra money

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Would like to see if I found the next 100x..

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Copiosa ($COP) Crypto Made Easy! The App your Grandma and her nursing home friends will use to invest into small cap gems. It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3! Be like Grandma, Aunt Debbie and your Uncle Mark… Copiosa is Making it easy for the average Joe! Low MCAP!

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Copiosa ($COP) is Crypto Made Easy! The App your Grandmum and her nursing home chums will use to invest into small cap alt-coins. It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3! Be like Grandmum, Aunti Susi and your Uncle Tom… join the Copiosa experience before it’s too late (Low Mcap!)

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AirDrop Hunter | Free AI bot that allows you to get drops in different web3 protocols | You do not need to do anything, the bot and the script will do everything for you | Try now for free | Get airdrops while sleeping

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Copiosa ($COP) is Crypto Made Easy! The App your Grandma and all her nursing home buddies will use to invest their life savings into small cap alt-coins. It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3! Be like Grandma, Papi and your Uncle George… join the Copiosa experience and get in before it's too late...

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Copiosa ($COP) is Crypto Made Easy! The App your Grandma and all her nursing home buddies will use to invest their life savings into small cap alt-coins. It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3! Be like Grandma, Papi and your Uncle George… join the Copiosa experience and get in before the Bull and our 100x!

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Helping the above average John guy understand the Defi space : AMMs differences, risks and notable mentions(PancakeSwap and 0x Protocol)

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AirDrop Hunter | Free AI bot that allows you to get drops in different web3 protocols | You do not need to do anything, the bot and the script will do everything for you | Try now for free

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Helping the above average John guy understand the Defi space : Uniswap, SushiSwap, Balancer, Curve Finance and Bancor. Also a recap on DEXs and AMMs.

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Helping the above average John guy understand the Defi space : Yield Farming, Liquidity Mining, Airdrops, Initial DEX Offerings(IDO), Initial Bonding Curve Offering (IBCO), Liquidity Bootstrapping Pool (LBP), Initial Farm Offering (IFO) and the associated risks

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More decentralized Ethereum indexes would be awesome

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Copiosa ($COP) is Crypto Made Easy! The App your grandma and all her nursing home buddies will use to invest into small cap alt-coins. It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3! Be like Grandma, Papi and your uncle George… join the Copiosa experience and get in before the Bull!

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Helping the average John guy understand the Defi space : Decentralized lottery and PoolTogheter

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Helping the average John guy understand the Defi space : Decentralized lottery, PoolTogheter

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Is 'smart money' that smart? Top 5 DeFi wallets have unrealized losses

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The Top 10 DefI Cryptocurrencies to Watch in 2023 before the Bull Run

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A Brief Guide to Airdrop Farming in 2023

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Is there any point holding exchange tokens long term?

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A few years ago, DeFi trumped trading as a way to make profit, the tides have turned but Q is bringing DeFi summer is back!

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New DeFi incentive program for a project before it's listed on exchanges - Get in Early

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Have you heard about Q Blockchain?

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US Court calls Bitcoin and Ethereum Commodities while Dismissing Uniswap Lawsuit. Court also gave Statement that There are No Regulations in Place to Call Crypto Security or Commodity.

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[SERIOUS] US Court calls Bitcoin and Ethereum Commodities while Dismissing Uniswap Lawsuit. Court also gave Statement that There are No Regulations in Place to Call Crypto Security or Commodity.

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We All Want Free Money - Here Are the Airdrops I'm Positioning Myself For ATM

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Execute a Data Leak Exactly Like FriendTech - Become an "Elite Hacker" According to the Media (Tutorial)

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More Ethereum indexes would be awesome

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Bitcoin’s sideways price action leads traders to focus on SHIB, UNI, MKR and XDC

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Bitcoin’s sideways price action leads traders to focus on SHIB, UNI, MKR and XDC

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Help downsizing my portfolio

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70-90% of uniswap volume is from arbitrage bots or mev bots. Insane statistic.

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Decentralized Exchange Uniswap (UNI) Now Operating on Coinbase-Backed Layer-2 Base - The Daily Hodl

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A look at upcoming token unlocks

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SHIB, UNI, OKB and HBAR flash bullish signs as Bitcoin volatility hits record low

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SHIB, UNI, OKB and HBAR flash bullish signs as Bitcoin volatility hits record low

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SHIB, UNI, OKB and HBAR flash bullish signs as Bitcoin volatility hits record low

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Worldcoin (WLD) Explained

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Planning to load up a fat bag of altcoins: XRP, ALGO, LINK, DOT, SOL, UNI, + more?

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Crypto Futures Show Bias for Uniswap's UNI Token After Curve Finance Exploit

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Fee sharing on Ethereum, as opposed fee burning, could help economically align Ethereum and Eigen Layer

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Dont fall for the “community” line. Be cautious about becoming exit liquidity, crypto is more PvP than you think

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Liquidation threshold question (cant figure this detail out)

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What is the best index for Ethereum and Ethereum Roll ups, dApps and so on?

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UniswapX Upgrade Claims Gas-Free Swapping and MEV Protection, UNI Price Jumps

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The first time I ever heard of SBF

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What to look for in a cryptocurrency/token.

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Fee sharing on Ethereum, as opposed fee burning, could help economically align Ethereum and Eigen Layer

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The End of sETH and rETH... Uni-swap Launches Unistaker : A Staking and Liquidity Platform with 13-15% APR plus 30% Match Of Your APR in UNI

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The End of sETH and rETH.... Uniswap Launches Uninodes: A Staking and Liquidity Platform with 12-15% APR plus 30% Match Of Your APR in UNI

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The End of rETH and sETH... Uni-swap Launches Uninodes: A Sтaking and Liquidity Platform with 12-16% APR plus 30% Match Of Your APR in UNI

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The End of rETH and sETH.... Uni-swap Launches Uninodes: A Sтaking and Liquidity Platform with 12-15% APR plus 30% Match Of Your APR in UNI

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Pseudo-DCA 1 year later June 15th

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Uniswap Scam - Beware!

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Uniswap DAO rejects plan to charge LP fees; UNI holders cite tax concerns

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Burning ETH is great for the price, but may be a risk to decentralization (A critique of the ETH burn model and a recommendation for new economics)

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Top DeFi projects by social activity (Curve Dao CRV, UNI, RARE, CULT)

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Oscarswap.com | Comparison Between Uniswap & Oscarswap |Top #1 DEX on Arbitrum | KYC | AUDIT

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A whale sold $2m amount of assets to go all in on PEPE

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A Bullish Case for GMX, the Largest Decentralized Derivatives Exchange That You Can Own And Pays You Dividends in Ethereum. [DEEP DIVE]

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The recent Sushiswap exploit of our token is exactly why you should stop approving unlimited spends, which is the unfortunately default option. Here's a tutorial for how.

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TimesFinance Protocol

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Top 3 Crypto to buy this Week: MATIC, DOT, UNI

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Difference Between Tokens and Coins.

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What's the best coin to accumulate from Curve crypto rewards?

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The Danger of Trading with Leverage Trading, March 2023 Edition

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X7 Finance/DEX

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X7 Finance and Xchange DEX

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Metavault Trade is your best dApp to trade on Polygon Network. You can start leverage trading with as little as $10

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Uniswap (UNI) Community Members Vote To Deploy the Ethereum-Based DEX on the BNB Chain - The Daily Hodl

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What are your Coin Couples?

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I asked ChatGPT where should I invest

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You get "Not your keys, not your crypto." There are other benefits to keeping your assets on-chain in a wallet that newer crypto investors may not be aware of.

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Is there a reason to invest in any small dexes?

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A Thoughtful Discussion on My Top 4 Coins and Why

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Happy Festivus! Here is my airing of grievances. What are yours?

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Price analysis 12/23: BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, DOGE, ADA, MATIC, DOT, LTC, UNI

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Leading Decentralized Exchange Uniswap (UNI) Launches Payments With Credit Card and Bank Transfers - The Daily Hodl

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Price analysis 12/21: BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, DOGE, ADA, MATIC, DOT, LTC, UNI

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Price analysis 12/9: BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, ADA, DOGE, MATIC, DOT, LTC, UNI

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Price analysis 12/7: BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, ADA, DOGE, MATIC, DOT, LTC, UNI

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Price analysis 12/2: BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, ADA, DOGE, MATIC, DOT, LTC, UNI

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Price analysis 11/30: BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, ADA, DOGE, MATIC, DOT, LTC, UNI

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FINALLY! UK and European residents get another crypto card option.

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Price analysis 11/25: BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, ADA, DOGE, MATIC, DOT, LTC, UNI

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how can I tell for sure a transaction is legit?

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Price analysis 11/18: BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, ADA, DOGE, MATIC, DOT, UNI, LTC

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Price analysis 11/16: BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, ADA, DOGE, MATIC, DOT, UNI, LTC

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Price analysis 11/16: BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, ADA, DOGE, MATIC, DOT, UNI, LTC

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Why I am strongly against crypto regulation.

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What you need to know to make it and dont learn on this subreddit.

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UNI vs AAVE vs GMX

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3.6M $LINK, 17M $INCH, 1.9M UNI transferred out of FTX to unknown wallets in the past 5 minutes.

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Another one sets to bite the dust ?

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SBF's Alameda Deep Dealings With Tether And Alleged FTX Market Fraud

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#DEX Pro-Arguments Below is a DEX pro-argument written by Shippior. > A Decentralized Exchange, often abbreviated to DEX, is an exchange that does not belong to a central entity and all transactions happen on a blockchain. The three largest DEXs by [Total Value Locked](https://cointelegraph.com/explained/what-is-total-value-locked-tvl-in-crypto-and-why-does-it-matter) (TVL) are [Curve Finance](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/swap), [Uniswap](https://uniswap.org/) and [PancakeSwap](https://pancakeswap.finance/). For a full list of DEXs see this [dashboard](https://defillama.com/protocols/Dexes). > > The largest difference between a CEX and a DEX is the way that liquidity is provided. Most CEXs use an [order book](https://learn.bybit.com/trading/order-book-explained-for-beginners/_ style ) for transactions. Most DEXs employ [Auto Mated Market Making](https://blog.0x.org/market-making-in-defi/) (AMM). These type of transactions are essential for operating an exchange with low liquidity. The supply and demand are matched by a protocol to prevent orders from not being fulfilled for a long time as there are generally less transaction offers available when there is lower liquidity. > > AMM works by users "lending" their crypto as collateral for others to trade. This is done by depositing tokens in a [liquidity pool](https://www.moonpay.com/learn/defi/what-are-liquidity-pools). Users are often provided incentive by the protocol to deposit their tokens by receiving a fixed interest rate on the crypto that they deposit. Therefore users who wanted to hold their crypto for the long term can actually put them in a pool via a smart contract to earn interest on this crypto without having to trade it whereas it would be collecting dust on an CEX. APRs are as high at 100%+ on larger DEXs like [Curve](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/pools) and higher than 250% for smaller DEXs like [Crescent](https://app.crescent.network/farm). > > Trading fees of DEXs are mostly rather straightforward. Uniswap take a flat 0.3% trading fee, just like [Osmosis](https://osmosis.zone/) on each trade on top of the network transaction fee. Transaction fees can go as low as 0.02% for Curve Finance. These swap fees are provided to the people providing liquidity in the pool as an incentive for putting in their crypto. > > All trades made on a DEX are available as they can be found on the blockchain. Therefore it is possible to base your trading activity on the activities of other people. This also means that you can verify that your assets are where you think they are at all time. Your assets can not be lended to other people without you knowing of it and in most cases without you agreeing to it through the use of a smart contract. > > Compared to a CEX (with the exception of Coinbase) it is possible to own a part of the DEX. Many DEX have their own tokens. For example Curve Finance has [Curve DAO](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/curve-dao-token/) and Uniswap has [UNI](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/uniswap/). These tokens are used to pay for transaction fees on the DEX, they can be just held on to in the hope of them increasing in value but most important of all these tokens can be used to participate in governance. Everyone can put a proposal for improving a DEX, see the [Curve DAO](https://gov.curve.fi/) as an example for this, up for vote and everyone that owns the token of the DEX can vote (mostly 1 token = 1 vote) to determine how to go forward. Thus one can decide how to go forward to make the DEX even better. Something that is almost entirely impossible with a CEX. > > Privacy on a DEX is much better than on a CEX. On most DEXs no Know Your Customer (KYC) is required, a wallet that can not be linked to the person that is using it is sufficient. > > DEXs can have all assets on their platform that are available on the blockchain itself of made available through wrapped assets by [bridges](https://blog.liquid.com/blockchain-cross-chain-bridge). In theory the number of bridges that can be made between blockchains is infinite thereby the number of assets that can be listed on a DEX is also infinite. In reality though there are only bridges between the major blockchains available at the moment. This still provides plenty to chose from. According to Coinmarketcap there are currently [935 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/uniswap#:~:text=Currently%2C%20there%20are%20938%20coins,a%2024h%20volume%20of%20%24319%2C357%2C719.14.) available to be traded on Uniswap and [3,223 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/pancakeswap) on PancakeSwap. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_DEX) to find submissions for other topics.

First of all I'm all in. I have around $1,000,000 USD invested, so this might be biased. Aerodrome.Finance (AERO) and it's first mover advantage Aerodrome, an AMM aggregator built on Base, a Layer 2 scaling solution for Coinbase, is considered a promising project with potential for significant growth. Here's a breakdown of the bullish points: * **Early mover advantage:** Aerodrome is the first AMM on Base, positioning it to benefit from the growth of the Base ecosystem. * **Sustainable model:** Unlike many projects, Aerodrome has a locked token supply and doesn't rely on venture capital, reducing sell pressure. It also incentivizes users through veNFT rewards for participation. * **Strong growth:** Aerodrome's TVL has been growing rapidly, indicating increasing user adoption. * **Integration with Velodrome:** Participation in Velodrome's Slipstream is expected to bring significant trading volume to Aerodrum. * **Reduced fees:** With recent Ethereum upgrades lowering transaction fees, Aerodrum on Base is poised to attract more users. * **Potential for high APY:** Aerodrome offers high yields for liquidity providers. To me, Aerodrome presents an attractive opportunity due to its first-mover advantage, sustainable economic model, and the growth potential of the Base ecosystem. Price predictions: It's currently hovering at about $0.71± with a recent pullback after making new highs. This is so cheap compared to what it will likely be as the market cap is only currently around $250± Million. Whereas similar DEX platforms like Uniswap is currently at $10.5 Billion. To catch up to Uniswap which seems easy due to the broad customer base of Coinbase and BASE, it could easily surpass Uniswap in this bull run. If it just manages to catch up to Uniswap at CURRENT market caps, it'll be a 42x±. Which means a $30 AERO. When UNI was at its peak market cap during last bull run, it was at $33.86 Billion MC, that would be an 135x AERO equivalent to $97 per AERO. Let's not get hasty but it's safe to say that $5-$10 AERO is an easy target. We are just at the beginning of the bull run and this is still a tiny market cap coin that has managed to fly under the radar. We are in exciting times people. Let's make some money together! ------- (Not financial advice, this is just my personal opinion)

First of all I'm all in. I have around $1,000,000 USD invested, so this might be biased. Aerodrome.Finance (AERO) and it's first mover advantage Aerodrome, an AMM aggregator built on Base, a Layer 2 scaling solution for Coinbase, is considered a promising project with potential for significant growth. Here's a breakdown of the bullish points: * **Early mover advantage:** Aerodrome is the first AMM on Base, positioning it to benefit from the growth of the Base ecosystem. * **Sustainable model:** Unlike many projects, Aerodrome has a locked token supply and doesn't rely on venture capital, reducing sell pressure. It also incentivizes users through veNFT rewards for participation. * **Strong growth:** Aerodrome's TVL has been growing rapidly, indicating increasing user adoption. * **Integration with Velodrome:** Participation in Velodrome's Slipstream is expected to bring significant trading volume to Aerodrum. * **Reduced fees:** With recent Ethereum upgrades lowering transaction fees, Aerodrum on Base is poised to attract more users. * **Potential for high APY:** Aerodrome offers high yields for liquidity providers. To me, Aerodrome presents an attractive opportunity due to its first-mover advantage, sustainable economic model, and the growth potential of the Base ecosystem. Price predictions: It's currently hovering at about $0.71± with a recent pullback after making new highs. This is so cheap compared to what it will likely be as the market cap is only currently around $250± Million. Whereas similar DEX platforms like Uniswap is currently at $10.5 Billion. To catch up to Uniswap which seems easy due to the broad customer base of Coinbase and BASE, it could easily surpass Uniswap in this bull run. If it just manages to catch up to Uniswap at CURRENT market caps, it'll be a 42x±. Which means a $30 AERO. When UNI was at its peak market cap during last bull run, it was at $33.86 Billion MC, that would be an 135x AERO equivalent to $97 per AERO. Let's not get hasty but it's safe to say that $5-$10 AERO is an easy target. We are just at the beginning of the bull run and this is still a tiny market cap coin that has managed to fly under the radar. We are in exciting times people. Let's make some money together! ------- (Not financial advice, this is just my personal opinion)

First of all I'm all in. I have around $1,000,000 USD invested, so this might be biased. Aerodrome.Finance (AERO) and it's first mover advantage Aerodrome, an AMM aggregator built on Base, a Layer 2 scaling solution for Coinbase, is considered a promising project with potential for significant growth. Here's a breakdown of the bullish points: * **Early mover advantage:** Aerodrome is the first AMM on Base, positioning it to benefit from the growth of the Base ecosystem. * **Sustainable model:** Unlike many projects, Aerodrome has a locked token supply and doesn't rely on venture capital, reducing sell pressure. It also incentivizes users through veNFT rewards for participation. * **Strong growth:** Aerodrome's TVL has been growing rapidly, indicating increasing user adoption. * **Integration with Velodrome:** Participation in Velodrome's Slipstream is expected to bring significant trading volume to Aerodrum. * **Reduced fees:** With recent Ethereum upgrades lowering transaction fees, Aerodrum on Base is poised to attract more users. * **Potential for high APY:** Aerodrome offers high yields for liquidity providers. To me, Aerodrome presents an attractive opportunity due to its first-mover advantage, sustainable economic model, and the growth potential of the Base ecosystem. Price predictions: It's currently hovering at about $0.71± with a recent pullback after making new highs. This is so cheap compared to what it will likely be as the market cap is only currently around $250± Million. Whereas similar DEX platforms like Uniswap is currently at $10.5 Billion. To catch up to Uniswap which seems easy due to the broad customer base of Coinbase and BASE, it could easily surpass Uniswap in this bull run. If it just manages to catch up to Uniswap at CURRENT market caps, it'll be a 42x±. Which means a $30 AERO. When UNI was at its peak market cap during last bull run, it was at $33.86 Billion MC, that would be an 135x AERO equivalent to $97 per AERO. Let's not get hasty but it's safe to say that $5-$10 AERO is an easy target. We are just at the beginning of the bull run and this is still a tiny market cap coin that has managed to fly under the radar. We are in exciting times people. Let's make some money together! ------- (Not financial advice, this is just my personal opinion)

Aerodrome.Finance (AERO) and it's first mover advantage Aerodrome, an AMM aggregator built on Base, a Layer 2 scaling solution for Coinbase, is considered a promising project with potential for significant growth. Here's a breakdown of the bullish points: * **Early mover advantage:** Aerodrome is the first AMM on Base, positioning it to benefit from the growth of the Base ecosystem. * **Sustainable model:** Unlike many projects, Aerodrome has a locked token supply and doesn't rely on venture capital, reducing sell pressure. It also incentivizes users through veNFT rewards for participation. * **Strong growth:** Aerodrome's TVL has been growing rapidly, indicating increasing user adoption. * **Integration with Velodrome:** Participation in Velodrome's Slipstream is expected to bring significant trading volume to Aerodrum. * **Reduced fees:** With recent Ethereum upgrades lowering transaction fees, Aerodrum on Base is poised to attract more users. * **Potential for high APY:** Aerodrome offers high yields for liquidity providers. To me, Aerodrome presents an attractive opportunity due to its first-mover advantage, sustainable economic model, and the growth potential of the Base ecosystem. Price predictions: It's currently hovering at about $0.71± with a recent pullback after making new highs. This is so cheap compared to what it will likely be as the market cap is only currently around $250± Million. Whereas similar DEX platforms like Uniswap is currently at $10.5 Billion. To catch up to Uniswap which seems easy due to the broad customer base of Coinbase and BASE, it could easily surpass Uniswap in this bull run. If it just manages to catch up to Uniswap at CURRENT market caps, it'll be a 42x±. Which means a $30 AERO. When UNI was at its peak market cap during last bull run, it was at $33.86 Billion MC, that would be an 135x AERO equivalent to $97 per AERO. Let's not get hasty but it's safe to say that $5-$10 AERO is an easy target. We are just at the beginning of the bull run and this is still a tiny market cap coin that has managed to fly under the radar. We are in exciting times people. Let's make some money together! ------- (Not financial advice, this is just my personal opinion)

Aerodrome.Finance (AERO) and it's first mover advantage Aerodrome, an AMM aggregator built on Base, a Layer 2 scaling solution for Coinbase, is considered a promising project with potential for significant growth. Here's a breakdown of the bullish points: * **Early mover advantage:** Aerodrome is the first AMM on Base, positioning it to benefit from the growth of the Base ecosystem. * **Sustainable model:** Unlike many projects, Aerodrome has a locked token supply and doesn't rely on venture capital, reducing sell pressure. It also incentivizes users through veNFT rewards for participation. * **Strong growth:** Aerodrome's TVL has been growing rapidly, indicating increasing user adoption. * **Integration with Velodrome:** Participation in Velodrome's Slipstream is expected to bring significant trading volume to Aerodrum. * **Reduced fees:** With recent Ethereum upgrades lowering transaction fees, Aerodrum on Base is poised to attract more users. * **Potential for high APY:** Aerodrome offers high yields for liquidity providers. To me, Aerodrome presents an attractive opportunity due to its first-mover advantage, sustainable economic model, and the growth potential of the Base ecosystem. Price predictions: It's currently hovering at about $0.71± with a recent pullback after making new highs. This is so cheap compared to what it will likely be as the market cap is only currently around $250± Million. Whereas similar DEX platforms like Uniswap is currently at $10.5 Billion. To catch up to Uniswap which seems easy due to the broad customer base of Coinbase and BASE, it could easily surpass Uniswap in this bull run. If it just manages to catch up to Uniswap at CURRENT market caps, it'll be a 42x±. Which means a $30 AERO. When UNI was at its peak market cap during last bull run, it was at $33.86 Billion MC, that would be an 135x AERO equivalent to $97 per AERO. Let's not get hasty but it's safe to say that $5-$10 AERO is an easy target. We are just at the beginning of the bull run and this is still a tiny market cap coin that has managed to fly under the radar. We are in exciting times people. Let's make some money together! ------- (Not financial advice, this is just my personal opinion)

You forgot to mention AERO or aerodrome finance which is backed by Coinbase ventures themselves. What is Aerodrome Finance? Aerodrome Finance is an automated market maker (AMM) built on the Base network. Think of an AMM as a platform where cryptocurrency trades happen automatically, without the need for a traditional order book. Aerodrome aspires to be the central hub for liquidity on Base, similar to how Uniswap is on Ethereum. Here are some key features: Liquidity Incentive Engine: This system aims to attract users by rewarding them with AERO tokens for providing liquidity (basically, adding funds to the trading pool). Vote-locked Governance: Holders of AERO can lock their tokens for a set period to gain voting rights on the protocol's future. The longer the lock-up period, the more voting weight a user has. Friendly User Experience: Aerodrome aims to be easy to use for newcomers to DeFi (Decentralized Finance). AERO Coin AERO is the utility token of Aerodrome Finance. Here's what you can do with it: Earn rewards: As mentioned earlier, you can earn AERO by providing liquidity. Governance: Lock your AERO to participate in voting on the protocol's development. Pros and Cons of Aerodrome Finance Pros: Base Network: Built on Base, which is a new network backed by Coinbase, a reputable name in the crypto world. This could give Aerodrome a boost in visibility and adoption. Focus on Liquidity: The incentive engine and governance model are designed to attract liquidity providers, which is crucial for a successful AMM. User-friendly Interface: If Aerodrome delivers on its promise of a user-friendly experience, it could attract more people to DeFi. Cons: New Project: Aerodrome is a relatively new project, launched in 2023. This means it has a shorter track record compared to established AMMs. Competition: The DeFi space is crowded with AMMs, each with its own features. Aerodrome needs to stand out to capture market share. Reliance on Base Network: Aerodrome's success is tied to the success of the Base network. If Base doesn't gain traction, it could impact Aerodrome. Here's some reasoning to consider for AERO's future value: If Base Network takes off: As Base gains users and adoption, Aerodrome, as its central liquidity hub, could benefit significantly. This could drive up the price of AERO. Overall DeFi market: The general sentiment towards DeFi will also play a role. If DeFi continues to grow, AERO could rise in value along with other DeFi tokens. Competition: How Aerodrome competes with other AMMs will be a key factor. If it can offer unique features or attract more liquidity, the price could go up. If Base Network experiences significant growth and adoption, Aerodrome, as its core AMM, could see a surge in usage. This rise in demand for AERO's liquidity providing and governance functions could drive the price up. Possible Price Range (This is not financial advice): In this scenario, AERO's price could reach anywhere between $5-10 by the end of 2024. This bull market will be insane. The coins that rise with Bitcoin and have utility with a strong community will change lives. It's currently hovering at about $0.71± with a recent pullback after making new highs. This is so cheap compared to what it will likely be as the market cap is only currently around $250± Million. Whereas similar DEX platforms like Uniswap is currently at $10.5 Billion. To catch up to Uniswap which seems easy due to the broad customer base of Coinbase and BASE, it could easily surpass Uniswap in this bull run. If it just manages to catch up to Uniswap at CURRENT market caps, it'll be a 42x±. Which means a $30 AERO. When UNI was at its peak market cap during last bull run, it was at $33.86 Billion MC, that would be an 135x AERO equivalent to $97 per AERO. Let's not get hasty but it's safe to say that $5-$10 AERO is an easy target. We are just at the beginning of the bull run and this is still a tiny market cap coin that has managed to fly under the radar. We are in exciting times people. Let's make some money together! ------- (Not financial advice, this is just my personal opinion)

Personally I'd swap it for something like JUP but UNI is still gonna do good

Mentions:#JUP#UNI

Any reason whatsoever to hold on to my UNI?

Mentions:#UNI

#DEX Pro-Arguments Below is a DEX pro-argument written by Shippior. > A Decentralized Exchange, often abbreviated to DEX, is an exchange that does not belong to a central entity and all transactions happen on a blockchain. The three largest DEXs by [Total Value Locked](https://cointelegraph.com/explained/what-is-total-value-locked-tvl-in-crypto-and-why-does-it-matter) (TVL) are [Curve Finance](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/swap), [Uniswap](https://uniswap.org/) and [PancakeSwap](https://pancakeswap.finance/). For a full list of DEXs see this [dashboard](https://defillama.com/protocols/Dexes). > > The largest difference between a CEX and a DEX is the way that liquidity is provided. Most CEXs use an [order book](https://learn.bybit.com/trading/order-book-explained-for-beginners/_ style ) for transactions. Most DEXs employ [Auto Mated Market Making](https://blog.0x.org/market-making-in-defi/) (AMM). These type of transactions are essential for operating an exchange with low liquidity. The supply and demand are matched by a protocol to prevent orders from not being fulfilled for a long time as there are generally less transaction offers available when there is lower liquidity. > > AMM works by users "lending" their crypto as collateral for others to trade. This is done by depositing tokens in a [liquidity pool](https://www.moonpay.com/learn/defi/what-are-liquidity-pools). Users are often provided incentive by the protocol to deposit their tokens by receiving a fixed interest rate on the crypto that they deposit. Therefore users who wanted to hold their crypto for the long term can actually put them in a pool via a smart contract to earn interest on this crypto without having to trade it whereas it would be collecting dust on an CEX. APRs are as high at 100%+ on larger DEXs like [Curve](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/pools) and higher than 250% for smaller DEXs like [Crescent](https://app.crescent.network/farm). > > Trading fees of DEXs are mostly rather straightforward. Uniswap take a flat 0.3% trading fee, just like [Osmosis](https://osmosis.zone/) on each trade on top of the network transaction fee. Transaction fees can go as low as 0.02% for Curve Finance. These swap fees are provided to the people providing liquidity in the pool as an incentive for putting in their crypto. > > All trades made on a DEX are available as they can be found on the blockchain. Therefore it is possible to base your trading activity on the activities of other people. This also means that you can verify that your assets are where you think they are at all time. Your assets can not be lended to other people without you knowing of it and in most cases without you agreeing to it through the use of a smart contract. > > Compared to a CEX (with the exception of Coinbase) it is possible to own a part of the DEX. Many DEX have their own tokens. For example Curve Finance has [Curve DAO](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/curve-dao-token/) and Uniswap has [UNI](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/uniswap/). These tokens are used to pay for transaction fees on the DEX, they can be just held on to in the hope of them increasing in value but most important of all these tokens can be used to participate in governance. Everyone can put a proposal for improving a DEX, see the [Curve DAO](https://gov.curve.fi/) as an example for this, up for vote and everyone that owns the token of the DEX can vote (mostly 1 token = 1 vote) to determine how to go forward. Thus one can decide how to go forward to make the DEX even better. Something that is almost entirely impossible with a CEX. > > Privacy on a DEX is much better than on a CEX. On most DEXs no Know Your Customer (KYC) is required, a wallet that can not be linked to the person that is using it is sufficient. > > DEXs can have all assets on their platform that are available on the blockchain itself of made available through wrapped assets by [bridges](https://blog.liquid.com/blockchain-cross-chain-bridge). In theory the number of bridges that can be made between blockchains is infinite thereby the number of assets that can be listed on a DEX is also infinite. In reality though there are only bridges between the major blockchains available at the moment. This still provides plenty to chose from. According to Coinmarketcap there are currently [935 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/uniswap#:~:text=Currently%2C%20there%20are%20938%20coins,a%2024h%20volume%20of%20%24319%2C357%2C719.14.) available to be traded on Uniswap and [3,223 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/pancakeswap) on PancakeSwap. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_DEX) to find submissions for other topics.

Assuming it's gonna be SOL's cycle this time like it was for ETH during 2021, wouldn't be crazy to assume JUP would do something similar to UNI

I think it's going to UNI's mcap last cycle, so my price prediction for JUP is $15.70 could go higher tho

Mentions:#UNI#JUP

Not true, ORCA, UNI and DYDX were always higher than JIP

1) checking BNB for 1 dollar in 2017, bought shitload of OMG token instead because Vitalik, staking promises etc, lost most of my money, BNB now for 600 dollars. I could literally be multimillionare if not this bad decision. 2) bought several thousands of UNI for 2.5, sold for 1.77, bottom was 1.75 that day, next day went back above 2, bever went below 2 ever again. Top was 45 dollars few months later. 3) OMG at one point in 2018 had good BTC/OMG ratio when I was moving tokens between exchanges. I was thinking to keep few BTC, but decided to go all in on OMG and keep holding that worthless pos. Thanks Jun Hasegawa, Vitalik Buterin and team of scammers behind.

AI - OCEAN, FET, AGIX Dex/Cex - UNI, DAFI, BNB, KCS RWA - FIL, AIOZ

My alt-bag is UNI, DOT, SOL and LTO. Feel pretty confident they all have a lot more potential for growth this cycle.

It's so beautiful seeing NEAR overtake LTC again 😍 BCH and UNI next please

DNT, GRT, UNI, ZRX, CGLD, ANKR have all gone up over 100% in the last month, and I have a bunch more that are +50% in the last month… I don’t know what you guys are waiting for, or what you expect to see or not see on reddit, but ALT gains are here for me!

I bought UNI and got some pretty decent gains from my stimulus on that, plus since I did a swap it was like getting another stimulus.

Mentions:#UNI

Your portfolio list be as long as mine 😭 i hope you break even on some soon, UNI and GALA have been picking up.

Mentions:#UNI#GALA

UNI was ok, BOMB was the bomb

Mentions:#UNI#BOMB

Consider selling 1/3 or 1/2 so you got your initial investment secured, and maybe even some gains realised. Then hold on to the rest and see where the bull takes you! I'm holding UNI as well and $20 seems more than reasonable within the coming months

Mentions:#UNI

Going through my first bull market, and it's pretty complicated. For example: I bought $UNI at $5 and my target was to sell at $20. Now that it's at $15, it's really really hard not to sell. Every time it retraces by 5% I feel like a fool. Argh.

Mentions:#UNI

$0 here. Swapped from UNI drop 😁

Mentions:#UNI

UNI doing well, shame DOT isn't

Mentions:#UNI#DOT

Anyone know why UNI is pumping so hard? +18% in the past 24h.

Mentions:#UNI

I'm probably not buying anything now but if I was it would probably be AR, XMR and UNI.

Mentions:#XMR#UNI

Happy to see UNI and DOT over performing 🤘

Mentions:#UNI#DOT

Any reason to hold on to UNI? I'm out of the loop there

Mentions:#UNI

LTO, ADA, DOT, UNI, XLM and ALGO. Ugh

I'd keep UNI and ADA

Mentions:#UNI#ADA

Let's crowd source some thoughts on which alts I'm still bag-holding from last cycle will and won't make it this run: LTO, UNI, DOT, ADA, XLM, ALGO Right now *everything* is moving, but 6 months into a pump I'm sure the market will have found its darlings and dropped the rest. Think I got any survivors in my bag?

LFG! Wagmi. I made a lot of FET last month and I'm putting some of these profits into XRP, DIA, UNI, and SUSHI as well. You got to be thinking about the future of decentralized payment and exchange systems.

UNI just shot up 15% in under 30 minutes. I don't even understand how such random intense price movement is possible. Is there a bored billionaire out there picking random things to buy up just for fun? elon is that you?

Mentions:#UNI

LTC , UNI & ALGO. This is just a shill article...

Mentions:#LTC#UNI#ALGO

Looking forward to seeing what they built. The UNI team has a history of making really god products.

Mentions:#UNI

tldr; Uniswap Labs has opened a waitlist for its new browser-based wallet extension, Uniswap Extension, available exclusively for uni.eth username holders. This extension, the first to reside in a browser's sidebar, aims to simplify Web3 interactions by enabling direct token transactions without pop-ups or separate apps. This announcement follows the Uniswap Foundation's reveal of the V4 upgrade for its decentralized exchange, emphasizing self-custody and decentralization. Additionally, UNI, Uniswap's native token, has seen a 51% increase in value over the past week. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Mentions:#UNI#DYOR

Coinbase marvel teams up with Optimism. OP knights Velodrome (OP) & CB knights Aerodrome (Base) as their liquidity hubs. CB Ventures locks up on Aero & OP increases locks up on Velo almost simultaneously. CL soon to be deployed on Velo with Aero following shortly after. Why does CL matter? The 2 prong attack from Velo & Aero will attempt to rip chunks of Defi fees from UNI.

Mentions:#OP#UNI

Can coins like UNI surpass their ATH in the next bull cycle? I mean, people relate this to the coins market cap, and how something like that becomes very unlikely. But I don't entirely understand why.

Mentions:#UNI

I was wondering why UNI gained 70% in a day, this is great news

Mentions:#UNI

tldr; UNI, the token of Uniswap Protocol, experienced a 50% surge in value following the Uniswap Foundation's proposal for a new fee reward mechanism for token holders. This proposal aims to incentivize active participation and improve governance within Uniswap. The surge occurred amidst a broader market trend of consolidation, with UNI reaching nearly $11. The proposal's Snapshot vote is scheduled for March 1st, 2024, followed by an on-chain vote on March 8th. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Mentions:#UNI#DYOR

UNI almost goes up 2x in a day, stays there and still going up!

Mentions:#UNI

tldr; Uniswap's governance token (UNI) saw a significant price jump of 50% following a proposal to revamp the protocol's governance system. The proposal, submitted by the Uniswap Foundation's governance lead, aims to reward UNI holders who have staked and delegated their tokens. This move is seen as a positive development for the Uniswap ecosystem, encouraging more active participation and investment in the governance process. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Mentions:#UNI#DYOR

I'm holding onto my UNI for dear life. I don't want to fall off in the upper atmosphere! 🚀

Mentions:#UNI

Yeah, that's wild. The comment above yours says there was some governance change. I have a DCA in place because I was fleeced from my UNI airdrop. Now with the price change it's like "[You traded $20 for $40 last week...](https://i.imgur.com/pSfHYlU.png)"

Mentions:#DCA#UNI

Where else do you get crypto news? I just heard about the UNI governance change and didn't see anyone mention it here.

Mentions:#UNI

Wow UNI up over 50% today

Mentions:#UNI

anyone know what's going on with UNI ?

Mentions:#UNI

What the hell is going on with UNI??

Mentions:#UNI

UNI update [https://gov.uniswap.org/t/rfc-activate-uniswap-protocol-governance/22936](https://gov.uniswap.org/t/rfc-activate-uniswap-protocol-governance/22936) * The UF is proposing a large-scale upgrade to Uniswap protocol governance to incentivize active, engaged, and thoughtful delegation. Specifically, we propose to upgrade the protocol such that its fee mechanism rewards UNI token holders that have delegated and staked their tokens. * This proposal describes the motivation for this change alongside detailed descriptions of the technical changes and logistics required to implement it. * Multiple appendices provide additional context. * Assuming no major blockers arise, a Snapshot vote for this proposal will be posted on March 1, 2024 and an on-chain vote will be posted on March 8, 2024.

Mentions:#UNI

WTF just happened to UNI?!

Mentions:#UNI

Guess who sold all their UNI last week 🤡

Mentions:#UNI

What's up with the sudden UNI pump?

Mentions:#UNI

Their DeFi fund is terrible. No sane manager should put a 44% weight on UNI when it has become pretty clear, the devs prioritize value accrual to the Unilab's shareholders over token holders.

Mentions:#UNI

UNI to $100!

Mentions:#UNI

#DEX Pro-Arguments Below is a DEX pro-argument written by Shippior. > A Decentralized Exchange, often abbreviated to DEX, is an exchange that does not belong to a central entity and all transactions happen on a blockchain. The three largest DEXs by [Total Value Locked](https://cointelegraph.com/explained/what-is-total-value-locked-tvl-in-crypto-and-why-does-it-matter) (TVL) are [Curve Finance](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/swap), [Uniswap](https://uniswap.org/) and [PancakeSwap](https://pancakeswap.finance/). For a full list of DEXs see this [dashboard](https://defillama.com/protocols/Dexes). > > The largest difference between a CEX and a DEX is the way that liquidity is provided. Most CEXs use an [order book](https://learn.bybit.com/trading/order-book-explained-for-beginners/_ style ) for transactions. Most DEXs employ [Auto Mated Market Making](https://blog.0x.org/market-making-in-defi/) (AMM). These type of transactions are essential for operating an exchange with low liquidity. The supply and demand are matched by a protocol to prevent orders from not being fulfilled for a long time as there are generally less transaction offers available when there is lower liquidity. > > AMM works by users "lending" their crypto as collateral for others to trade. This is done by depositing tokens in a [liquidity pool](https://www.moonpay.com/learn/defi/what-are-liquidity-pools). Users are often provided incentive by the protocol to deposit their tokens by receiving a fixed interest rate on the crypto that they deposit. Therefore users who wanted to hold their crypto for the long term can actually put them in a pool via a smart contract to earn interest on this crypto without having to trade it whereas it would be collecting dust on an CEX. APRs are as high at 100%+ on larger DEXs like [Curve](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/pools) and higher than 250% for smaller DEXs like [Crescent](https://app.crescent.network/farm). > > Trading fees of DEXs are mostly rather straightforward. Uniswap take a flat 0.3% trading fee, just like [Osmosis](https://osmosis.zone/) on each trade on top of the network transaction fee. Transaction fees can go as low as 0.02% for Curve Finance. These swap fees are provided to the people providing liquidity in the pool as an incentive for putting in their crypto. > > All trades made on a DEX are available as they can be found on the blockchain. Therefore it is possible to base your trading activity on the activities of other people. This also means that you can verify that your assets are where you think they are at all time. Your assets can not be lended to other people without you knowing of it and in most cases without you agreeing to it through the use of a smart contract. > > Compared to a CEX (with the exception of Coinbase) it is possible to own a part of the DEX. Many DEX have their own tokens. For example Curve Finance has [Curve DAO](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/curve-dao-token/) and Uniswap has [UNI](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/uniswap/). These tokens are used to pay for transaction fees on the DEX, they can be just held on to in the hope of them increasing in value but most important of all these tokens can be used to participate in governance. Everyone can put a proposal for improving a DEX, see the [Curve DAO](https://gov.curve.fi/) as an example for this, up for vote and everyone that owns the token of the DEX can vote (mostly 1 token = 1 vote) to determine how to go forward. Thus one can decide how to go forward to make the DEX even better. Something that is almost entirely impossible with a CEX. > > Privacy on a DEX is much better than on a CEX. On most DEXs no Know Your Customer (KYC) is required, a wallet that can not be linked to the person that is using it is sufficient. > > DEXs can have all assets on their platform that are available on the blockchain itself of made available through wrapped assets by [bridges](https://blog.liquid.com/blockchain-cross-chain-bridge). In theory the number of bridges that can be made between blockchains is infinite thereby the number of assets that can be listed on a DEX is also infinite. In reality though there are only bridges between the major blockchains available at the moment. This still provides plenty to chose from. According to Coinmarketcap there are currently [935 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/uniswap#:~:text=Currently%2C%20there%20are%20938%20coins,a%2024h%20volume%20of%20%24319%2C357%2C719.14.) available to be traded on Uniswap and [3,223 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/pancakeswap) on PancakeSwap. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_DEX) to find submissions for other topics.

#DEX Pro-Arguments Below is a DEX pro-argument written by Shippior. > A Decentralized Exchange, often abbreviated to DEX, is an exchange that does not belong to a central entity and all transactions happen on a blockchain. The three largest DEXs by [Total Value Locked](https://cointelegraph.com/explained/what-is-total-value-locked-tvl-in-crypto-and-why-does-it-matter) (TVL) are [Curve Finance](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/swap), [Uniswap](https://uniswap.org/) and [PancakeSwap](https://pancakeswap.finance/). For a full list of DEXs see this [dashboard](https://defillama.com/protocols/Dexes). > > The largest difference between a CEX and a DEX is the way that liquidity is provided. Most CEXs use an [order book](https://learn.bybit.com/trading/order-book-explained-for-beginners/_ style ) for transactions. Most DEXs employ [Auto Mated Market Making](https://blog.0x.org/market-making-in-defi/) (AMM). These type of transactions are essential for operating an exchange with low liquidity. The supply and demand are matched by a protocol to prevent orders from not being fulfilled for a long time as there are generally less transaction offers available when there is lower liquidity. > > AMM works by users "lending" their crypto as collateral for others to trade. This is done by depositing tokens in a [liquidity pool](https://www.moonpay.com/learn/defi/what-are-liquidity-pools). Users are often provided incentive by the protocol to deposit their tokens by receiving a fixed interest rate on the crypto that they deposit. Therefore users who wanted to hold their crypto for the long term can actually put them in a pool via a smart contract to earn interest on this crypto without having to trade it whereas it would be collecting dust on an CEX. APRs are as high at 100%+ on larger DEXs like [Curve](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/pools) and higher than 250% for smaller DEXs like [Crescent](https://app.crescent.network/farm). > > Trading fees of DEXs are mostly rather straightforward. Uniswap take a flat 0.3% trading fee, just like [Osmosis](https://osmosis.zone/) on each trade on top of the network transaction fee. Transaction fees can go as low as 0.02% for Curve Finance. These swap fees are provided to the people providing liquidity in the pool as an incentive for putting in their crypto. > > All trades made on a DEX are available as they can be found on the blockchain. Therefore it is possible to base your trading activity on the activities of other people. This also means that you can verify that your assets are where you think they are at all time. Your assets can not be lended to other people without you knowing of it and in most cases without you agreeing to it through the use of a smart contract. > > Compared to a CEX (with the exception of Coinbase) it is possible to own a part of the DEX. Many DEX have their own tokens. For example Curve Finance has [Curve DAO](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/curve-dao-token/) and Uniswap has [UNI](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/uniswap/). These tokens are used to pay for transaction fees on the DEX, they can be just held on to in the hope of them increasing in value but most important of all these tokens can be used to participate in governance. Everyone can put a proposal for improving a DEX, see the [Curve DAO](https://gov.curve.fi/) as an example for this, up for vote and everyone that owns the token of the DEX can vote (mostly 1 token = 1 vote) to determine how to go forward. Thus one can decide how to go forward to make the DEX even better. Something that is almost entirely impossible with a CEX. > > Privacy on a DEX is much better than on a CEX. On most DEXs no Know Your Customer (KYC) is required, a wallet that can not be linked to the person that is using it is sufficient. > > DEXs can have all assets on their platform that are available on the blockchain itself of made available through wrapped assets by [bridges](https://blog.liquid.com/blockchain-cross-chain-bridge). In theory the number of bridges that can be made between blockchains is infinite thereby the number of assets that can be listed on a DEX is also infinite. In reality though there are only bridges between the major blockchains available at the moment. This still provides plenty to chose from. According to Coinmarketcap there are currently [935 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/uniswap#:~:text=Currently%2C%20there%20are%20938%20coins,a%2024h%20volume%20of%20%24319%2C357%2C719.14.) available to be traded on Uniswap and [3,223 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/pancakeswap) on PancakeSwap. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_DEX) to find submissions for other topics.

Does anyone else feel bullish on JUP? I feel like it could be the UNI of this bull run

Mentions:#JUP#UNI

Its 99.99% scam and irrelevant amounts. The last airdrop i got that was worth anything was UNI - and thats years ago.

Mentions:#UNI

#DEX Pro-Arguments Below is a DEX pro-argument written by Shippior. > A Decentralized Exchange, often abbreviated to DEX, is an exchange that does not belong to a central entity and all transactions happen on a blockchain. The three largest DEXs by [Total Value Locked](https://cointelegraph.com/explained/what-is-total-value-locked-tvl-in-crypto-and-why-does-it-matter) (TVL) are [Curve Finance](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/swap), [Uniswap](https://uniswap.org/) and [PancakeSwap](https://pancakeswap.finance/). For a full list of DEXs see this [dashboard](https://defillama.com/protocols/Dexes). > > The largest difference between a CEX and a DEX is the way that liquidity is provided. Most CEXs use an [order book](https://learn.bybit.com/trading/order-book-explained-for-beginners/_ style ) for transactions. Most DEXs employ [Auto Mated Market Making](https://blog.0x.org/market-making-in-defi/) (AMM). These type of transactions are essential for operating an exchange with low liquidity. The supply and demand are matched by a protocol to prevent orders from not being fulfilled for a long time as there are generally less transaction offers available when there is lower liquidity. > > AMM works by users "lending" their crypto as collateral for others to trade. This is done by depositing tokens in a [liquidity pool](https://www.moonpay.com/learn/defi/what-are-liquidity-pools). Users are often provided incentive by the protocol to deposit their tokens by receiving a fixed interest rate on the crypto that they deposit. Therefore users who wanted to hold their crypto for the long term can actually put them in a pool via a smart contract to earn interest on this crypto without having to trade it whereas it would be collecting dust on an CEX. APRs are as high at 100%+ on larger DEXs like [Curve](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/pools) and higher than 250% for smaller DEXs like [Crescent](https://app.crescent.network/farm). > > Trading fees of DEXs are mostly rather straightforward. Uniswap take a flat 0.3% trading fee, just like [Osmosis](https://osmosis.zone/) on each trade on top of the network transaction fee. Transaction fees can go as low as 0.02% for Curve Finance. These swap fees are provided to the people providing liquidity in the pool as an incentive for putting in their crypto. > > All trades made on a DEX are available as they can be found on the blockchain. Therefore it is possible to base your trading activity on the activities of other people. This also means that you can verify that your assets are where you think they are at all time. Your assets can not be lended to other people without you knowing of it and in most cases without you agreeing to it through the use of a smart contract. > > Compared to a CEX (with the exception of Coinbase) it is possible to own a part of the DEX. Many DEX have their own tokens. For example Curve Finance has [Curve DAO](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/curve-dao-token/) and Uniswap has [UNI](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/uniswap/). These tokens are used to pay for transaction fees on the DEX, they can be just held on to in the hope of them increasing in value but most important of all these tokens can be used to participate in governance. Everyone can put a proposal for improving a DEX, see the [Curve DAO](https://gov.curve.fi/) as an example for this, up for vote and everyone that owns the token of the DEX can vote (mostly 1 token = 1 vote) to determine how to go forward. Thus one can decide how to go forward to make the DEX even better. Something that is almost entirely impossible with a CEX. > > Privacy on a DEX is much better than on a CEX. On most DEXs no Know Your Customer (KYC) is required, a wallet that can not be linked to the person that is using it is sufficient. > > DEXs can have all assets on their platform that are available on the blockchain itself of made available through wrapped assets by [bridges](https://blog.liquid.com/blockchain-cross-chain-bridge). In theory the number of bridges that can be made between blockchains is infinite thereby the number of assets that can be listed on a DEX is also infinite. In reality though there are only bridges between the major blockchains available at the moment. This still provides plenty to chose from. According to Coinmarketcap there are currently [935 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/uniswap#:~:text=Currently%2C%20there%20are%20938%20coins,a%2024h%20volume%20of%20%24319%2C357%2C719.14.) available to be traded on Uniswap and [3,223 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/pancakeswap) on PancakeSwap. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_DEX) to find submissions for other topics.

#DEX Pro-Arguments Below is a DEX pro-argument written by Shippior. > A Decentralized Exchange, often abbreviated to DEX, is an exchange that does not belong to a central entity and all transactions happen on a blockchain. The three largest DEXs by [Total Value Locked](https://cointelegraph.com/explained/what-is-total-value-locked-tvl-in-crypto-and-why-does-it-matter) (TVL) are [Curve Finance](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/swap), [Uniswap](https://uniswap.org/) and [PancakeSwap](https://pancakeswap.finance/). For a full list of DEXs see this [dashboard](https://defillama.com/protocols/Dexes). > > The largest difference between a CEX and a DEX is the way that liquidity is provided. Most CEXs use an [order book](https://learn.bybit.com/trading/order-book-explained-for-beginners/_ style ) for transactions. Most DEXs employ [Auto Mated Market Making](https://blog.0x.org/market-making-in-defi/) (AMM). These type of transactions are essential for operating an exchange with low liquidity. The supply and demand are matched by a protocol to prevent orders from not being fulfilled for a long time as there are generally less transaction offers available when there is lower liquidity. > > AMM works by users "lending" their crypto as collateral for others to trade. This is done by depositing tokens in a [liquidity pool](https://www.moonpay.com/learn/defi/what-are-liquidity-pools). Users are often provided incentive by the protocol to deposit their tokens by receiving a fixed interest rate on the crypto that they deposit. Therefore users who wanted to hold their crypto for the long term can actually put them in a pool via a smart contract to earn interest on this crypto without having to trade it whereas it would be collecting dust on an CEX. APRs are as high at 100%+ on larger DEXs like [Curve](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/pools) and higher than 250% for smaller DEXs like [Crescent](https://app.crescent.network/farm). > > Trading fees of DEXs are mostly rather straightforward. Uniswap take a flat 0.3% trading fee, just like [Osmosis](https://osmosis.zone/) on each trade on top of the network transaction fee. Transaction fees can go as low as 0.02% for Curve Finance. These swap fees are provided to the people providing liquidity in the pool as an incentive for putting in their crypto. > > All trades made on a DEX are available as they can be found on the blockchain. Therefore it is possible to base your trading activity on the activities of other people. This also means that you can verify that your assets are where you think they are at all time. Your assets can not be lended to other people without you knowing of it and in most cases without you agreeing to it through the use of a smart contract. > > Compared to a CEX (with the exception of Coinbase) it is possible to own a part of the DEX. Many DEX have their own tokens. For example Curve Finance has [Curve DAO](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/curve-dao-token/) and Uniswap has [UNI](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/uniswap/). These tokens are used to pay for transaction fees on the DEX, they can be just held on to in the hope of them increasing in value but most important of all these tokens can be used to participate in governance. Everyone can put a proposal for improving a DEX, see the [Curve DAO](https://gov.curve.fi/) as an example for this, up for vote and everyone that owns the token of the DEX can vote (mostly 1 token = 1 vote) to determine how to go forward. Thus one can decide how to go forward to make the DEX even better. Something that is almost entirely impossible with a CEX. > > Privacy on a DEX is much better than on a CEX. On most DEXs no Know Your Customer (KYC) is required, a wallet that can not be linked to the person that is using it is sufficient. > > DEXs can have all assets on their platform that are available on the blockchain itself of made available through wrapped assets by [bridges](https://blog.liquid.com/blockchain-cross-chain-bridge). In theory the number of bridges that can be made between blockchains is infinite thereby the number of assets that can be listed on a DEX is also infinite. In reality though there are only bridges between the major blockchains available at the moment. This still provides plenty to chose from. According to Coinmarketcap there are currently [935 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/uniswap#:~:text=Currently%2C%20there%20are%20938%20coins,a%2024h%20volume%20of%20%24319%2C357%2C719.14.) available to be traded on Uniswap and [3,223 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/pancakeswap) on PancakeSwap. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_DEX) to find submissions for other topics.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

just use NDAX its a Canadian exchange that has Most of those tokens. for the SNX,UNI,OMI,FIL just use a Dex to convert to ETH or something else then transfer to NDAX. link ur Bank account sell for CAD, transfer. Transfers of that size usually take 24 ish hrs to show up in my bank.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Most come from using a protocol before it launches a token it's as simple as that. The famous UNI airdrop was literally to anyone who had done a transaction on Uniswap before a certain date. I mentioned in another comment some of the coins I have staked although these don't guarantee anything.

Mentions:#UNI
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

It really isn’t that hard. I’ve made over $50k in airdrops, going from UNI, ENS, COMP, ARB, etc… now I’m just finding out in eligible for two airdrops in the Solana ecosystem, Kamino Finance and Parcl. Hell, just yesterday I found out I received an airdrop from Opendollar, an arbitrum project I found interesting. Just research new and upcoming L2s or L1s, and interact with protocols which do not have a token but have some traction. That way there is less chance of “rug” or “scam”. You should also have one or two wallets dedicated to airdrops, because you’re going to want to keep the same wallet and use that over and over again.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

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Mentions:#UNI
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Bought a bag of ARB, OP, LINK and UNI. I think ETH is going to absolutely skyrocket in the next few months.

r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

I won't short any defi token right now, not until the peak of the bull market. UNI, AAVE, DAFI, and even CEX alternatives like BNB, KCS, & CRO all on the list for me. Wagmi.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

In MetaMask, with an Arbitrum Nova wallet containing my MOONs, is it feasible to transfer another crypto to the same wallet and swap that crypto for the ETH I need to get my MOON to Kraken? If so, which crypto is cheap and ideal for that job (I assume it would need to be Arbitrum Nova friendly...?)? Would I also need UNI or something like that to facilitate the swap?

Mentions:#ETH#UNI
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I'd diversify. Blue chips (ETH/BTC), DePin (IOTX, VET), Web3 (DOT, MATIC), Upcoming tokens (SPIN, ADE - Weaver Labs, WEL - Welty, VIA - Octavia), Synthetics (UNI, SNX). Very important to keep a bag of cash reserves with at least 20% of the portfolio.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

#DEX Pro-Arguments Below is a DEX pro-argument written by Shippior. > A Decentralized Exchange, often abbreviated to DEX, is an exchange that does not belong to a central entity and all transactions happen on a blockchain. The three largest DEXs by [Total Value Locked](https://cointelegraph.com/explained/what-is-total-value-locked-tvl-in-crypto-and-why-does-it-matter) (TVL) are [Curve Finance](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/swap), [Uniswap](https://uniswap.org/) and [PancakeSwap](https://pancakeswap.finance/). For a full list of DEXs see this [dashboard](https://defillama.com/protocols/Dexes). > > The largest difference between a CEX and a DEX is the way that liquidity is provided. Most CEXs use an [order book](https://learn.bybit.com/trading/order-book-explained-for-beginners/_ style ) for transactions. Most DEXs employ [Auto Mated Market Making](https://blog.0x.org/market-making-in-defi/) (AMM). These type of transactions are essential for operating an exchange with low liquidity. The supply and demand are matched by a protocol to prevent orders from not being fulfilled for a long time as there are generally less transaction offers available when there is lower liquidity. > > AMM works by users "lending" their crypto as collateral for others to trade. This is done by depositing tokens in a [liquidity pool](https://www.moonpay.com/learn/defi/what-are-liquidity-pools). Users are often provided incentive by the protocol to deposit their tokens by receiving a fixed interest rate on the crypto that they deposit. Therefore users who wanted to hold their crypto for the long term can actually put them in a pool via a smart contract to earn interest on this crypto without having to trade it whereas it would be collecting dust on an CEX. APRs are as high at 100%+ on larger DEXs like [Curve](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/pools) and higher than 250% for smaller DEXs like [Crescent](https://app.crescent.network/farm). > > Trading fees of DEXs are mostly rather straightforward. Uniswap take a flat 0.3% trading fee, just like [Osmosis](https://osmosis.zone/) on each trade on top of the network transaction fee. Transaction fees can go as low as 0.02% for Curve Finance. These swap fees are provided to the people providing liquidity in the pool as an incentive for putting in their crypto. > > All trades made on a DEX are available as they can be found on the blockchain. Therefore it is possible to base your trading activity on the activities of other people. This also means that you can verify that your assets are where you think they are at all time. Your assets can not be lended to other people without you knowing of it and in most cases without you agreeing to it through the use of a smart contract. > > Compared to a CEX (with the exception of Coinbase) it is possible to own a part of the DEX. Many DEX have their own tokens. For example Curve Finance has [Curve DAO](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/curve-dao-token/) and Uniswap has [UNI](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/uniswap/). These tokens are used to pay for transaction fees on the DEX, they can be just held on to in the hope of them increasing in value but most important of all these tokens can be used to participate in governance. Everyone can put a proposal for improving a DEX, see the [Curve DAO](https://gov.curve.fi/) as an example for this, up for vote and everyone that owns the token of the DEX can vote (mostly 1 token = 1 vote) to determine how to go forward. Thus one can decide how to go forward to make the DEX even better. Something that is almost entirely impossible with a CEX. > > Privacy on a DEX is much better than on a CEX. On most DEXs no Know Your Customer (KYC) is required, a wallet that can not be linked to the person that is using it is sufficient. > > DEXs can have all assets on their platform that are available on the blockchain itself of made available through wrapped assets by [bridges](https://blog.liquid.com/blockchain-cross-chain-bridge). In theory the number of bridges that can be made between blockchains is infinite thereby the number of assets that can be listed on a DEX is also infinite. In reality though there are only bridges between the major blockchains available at the moment. This still provides plenty to chose from. According to Coinmarketcap there are currently [935 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/uniswap#:~:text=Currently%2C%20there%20are%20938%20coins,a%2024h%20volume%20of%20%24319%2C357%2C719.14.) available to be traded on Uniswap and [3,223 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/pancakeswap) on PancakeSwap. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_DEX) to find submissions for other topics.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I’m losing faith in ETH, even though its use cases and TVL (especially when you add in all the L2’s) are outrageously large, using it these days feels like shit. The fees are so expensive, even as someone with a good sized portfolio. I can’t imagine new people joining in the bull run when ETH is like $6900 and GWEI is 287 and a swap on UNI is asking for 0.042 ETH. New people will never want to touch something asking for $250-400 Tx fees. I’m not big into SOL but the chains with cheap fees are where the noobs are going to end up IMO.

r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

I suspect coins like CRO and BNB will make a large leap since theyre tied pretty much directly to BTC and support specific companies. ETH and contract crypto like SOL or Cardano and their equivalents like Link or XRP should do pretty good as will the old timers like LTC but I suspect that will have an opposing effect on contract tokens like UNI or DOT or SOL. Mostly I’d stay away from most newcomers and shitcoin because they’re bound to be extremely volatile unless you want to sit in front of an exchange screen and make trades minute to minute. In which case you should do pretty good since there will be a lot of exchange manipulating going on. So, pretty much like any other day :)

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Some people say that gaming and DeFi is going to result in big gains in a few years. It’s not my opinion, just heard it. For gaming coins there are IMX and ILV. For DeFi you can go with AAVE, UNI and CAKE. This is not a full list. Please do your own research.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

RAY taking over from CAKE and UNI

Mentions:#RAY#CAKE#UNI
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Look at that big wonderful dildo on UNI

Mentions:#UNI
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I think exchanges will do well in the coming weeks and months. I have got BNB and UNI. What do you guys think ? Should I swap it for something else ?

Mentions:#BNB#UNI
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I believe exchanges might do well in the coming weeks and months. I have got BNB and UNI. What do you guys think ?

Mentions:#BNB#UNI
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I've been DCA'ing into UNI (on OP) using Mean Finance only because I was a dumb dumb and trusted Celsius with my airdropped UNI. Then they robbed everyone. They represent governance in UNI, so maybe that's worth something, idk.

Mentions:#DCA#UNI#OP
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Would UNI (Uniswap) be a good investment? I’ve been looking at it for a while and not sure.

Mentions:#UNI
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

BTC, ETH I believe in them as coins and project. LINK, UNI, CRV I believe in them as projects (needed ecosystems) but coin value not as much. Will get downvoted but ADA is awful from a blockchain engineer standpoint, very hard to scale and their "we're doing things good and slow" has been a fat lie since the start. My wildcard is AR (Arweave), because good tech team, smart founder, useful implementation (storage costs more than cloud but permanency) but they need to polish numbers to have a market, could crash and burn if they don't.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

#DEX Pro-Arguments Below is a DEX pro-argument written by Shippior. > A Decentralized Exchange, often abbreviated to DEX, is an exchange that does not belong to a central entity and all transactions happen on a blockchain. The three largest DEXs by [Total Value Locked](https://cointelegraph.com/explained/what-is-total-value-locked-tvl-in-crypto-and-why-does-it-matter) (TVL) are [Curve Finance](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/swap), [Uniswap](https://uniswap.org/) and [PancakeSwap](https://pancakeswap.finance/). For a full list of DEXs see this [dashboard](https://defillama.com/protocols/Dexes). > > The largest difference between a CEX and a DEX is the way that liquidity is provided. Most CEXs use an [order book](https://learn.bybit.com/trading/order-book-explained-for-beginners/_ style ) for transactions. Most DEXs employ [Auto Mated Market Making](https://blog.0x.org/market-making-in-defi/) (AMM). These type of transactions are essential for operating an exchange with low liquidity. The supply and demand are matched by a protocol to prevent orders from not being fulfilled for a long time as there are generally less transaction offers available when there is lower liquidity. > > AMM works by users "lending" their crypto as collateral for others to trade. This is done by depositing tokens in a [liquidity pool](https://www.moonpay.com/learn/defi/what-are-liquidity-pools). Users are often provided incentive by the protocol to deposit their tokens by receiving a fixed interest rate on the crypto that they deposit. Therefore users who wanted to hold their crypto for the long term can actually put them in a pool via a smart contract to earn interest on this crypto without having to trade it whereas it would be collecting dust on an CEX. APRs are as high at 100%+ on larger DEXs like [Curve](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/pools) and higher than 250% for smaller DEXs like [Crescent](https://app.crescent.network/farm). > > Trading fees of DEXs are mostly rather straightforward. Uniswap take a flat 0.3% trading fee, just like [Osmosis](https://osmosis.zone/) on each trade on top of the network transaction fee. Transaction fees can go as low as 0.02% for Curve Finance. These swap fees are provided to the people providing liquidity in the pool as an incentive for putting in their crypto. > > All trades made on a DEX are available as they can be found on the blockchain. Therefore it is possible to base your trading activity on the activities of other people. This also means that you can verify that your assets are where you think they are at all time. Your assets can not be lended to other people without you knowing of it and in most cases without you agreeing to it through the use of a smart contract. > > Compared to a CEX (with the exception of Coinbase) it is possible to own a part of the DEX. Many DEX have their own tokens. For example Curve Finance has [Curve DAO](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/curve-dao-token/) and Uniswap has [UNI](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/uniswap/). These tokens are used to pay for transaction fees on the DEX, they can be just held on to in the hope of them increasing in value but most important of all these tokens can be used to participate in governance. Everyone can put a proposal for improving a DEX, see the [Curve DAO](https://gov.curve.fi/) as an example for this, up for vote and everyone that owns the token of the DEX can vote (mostly 1 token = 1 vote) to determine how to go forward. Thus one can decide how to go forward to make the DEX even better. Something that is almost entirely impossible with a CEX. > > Privacy on a DEX is much better than on a CEX. On most DEXs no Know Your Customer (KYC) is required, a wallet that can not be linked to the person that is using it is sufficient. > > DEXs can have all assets on their platform that are available on the blockchain itself of made available through wrapped assets by [bridges](https://blog.liquid.com/blockchain-cross-chain-bridge). In theory the number of bridges that can be made between blockchains is infinite thereby the number of assets that can be listed on a DEX is also infinite. In reality though there are only bridges between the major blockchains available at the moment. This still provides plenty to chose from. According to Coinmarketcap there are currently [935 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/uniswap#:~:text=Currently%2C%20there%20are%20938%20coins,a%2024h%20volume%20of%20%24319%2C357%2C719.14.) available to be traded on Uniswap and [3,223 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/pancakeswap) on PancakeSwap. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_DEX) to find submissions for other topics.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Use new protocols with a designated wallet for each. You never know what airdrops are coming your way. UNI and Uniswap as a good example. Plus potential vampiric airdrops.

Mentions:#UNI
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

This bullrun it’s Jito, last bullrun was UNI

Mentions:#UNI
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

ENS, STX, ZIL, YFI, UNI (ik...)

r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

HODL isn't overrated in crypto, and it goes beyond just BTC. It's particularly relevant for cryptocurrencies known for their utility, strong community support and long-term growth potential. Holding long-term makes sense for tokens/coins with real value and use cases. Typical examples in my wallet; are XMR, RAIL, LINK, XRP, UNI and a few others. You don't expect to do much with memecoins or NFTs as those are mostly P&D.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Governance tokens are pretty ubiquitous across all chains, unfortunately. UNI still dangles the eternal carrot of a possible fee switch being turned on for current holders. DAO governance being so completely broken for most implementations is the real issue for me. I refuse to ever buy any defi tokens that don't have direct fee accrual, burn mechanisms, etc. It's even more of a joke when you have a gov token and the company is primarily backed by private equity. For the love of god don't buy gov tokens assuming they're going to act the same as stocks.

Mentions:#UNI#DAO
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

There are AMM tokens (Automated Market Maker). Like UNI (Uniswap). There are other tokens taking on Uniswap. One is ALGB. Currently 70% of collected fees from Dexs that use Algebra goes to burning ALGB tokens. Soon that will be redirected to ALGB stakers. So the more Dexs that adopted Algebra and the more volume they generate, the more staking rewards that go to the stakers. Currently Sushi is looking into adopting Algebra. If that happens I expect a lot of fees going to ALGB stakers. ALGB is currently a 7 million dollar market cap. Burns about $1100 a day of ALGB.

Mentions:#AMM#UNI#ALGB
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I’ve been thinking about UNI just thinking if it’ll go down at all first in the next week

Mentions:#UNI
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I've only lost money in UNI - because they still have tokens they are selling. They are using UNI to fund the company over the next few years. If you got the UNI drop and sold you got lucky. Every purchase I've made since has been down at least 60% at times and is still down 40% overall. Otherwise, this is a great strategy. I liked Orca - cutting off American traders was a mistake, they should have found a way to comply. Still can hold LPs there as an American, and they pay well. Growth in Orca will only continue, wish I knew more about their token. I used Apricot on Solana to short it for a while and captured some gains. Just was doing swing trading against times it hit new highs and paid it back days later at a reduced rate. Godspeed.

Mentions:#UNI
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Anyone know why UNI pumps so hard?

Mentions:#UNI
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

BTC is king. However, why have ETH when you can get exposure to it with UNI, which is more volatile. Same with SOL, such as with ORCA / RAY combo. MATIC you can have QUICK instead. Again, same exposure to these, but higher volatility.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

The appeal of CRO, what drove it during the bull run had a lot to do with their tiered CC system that gave you rewards in CRO. They got rid of that and left a lot of people with a bad taste in their mouth. Why CRO instead of countless other options? I mean shit you’re looking at the same return to ATH with UNI and that’s way more relevant.

Mentions:#CRO#CC#UNI
r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

It's wild how things get when prices hit euphoria levels. People making big bucks from their investments, it's insane. Hoping UNI, DAFI, BNB, SOL will have a great run during this bull market. I've been staking DAFI since the middle of the bear market, made some gains so far—let's see how much more we can rake in.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

UNI has been a huge disappointment. With you there.

Mentions:#UNI
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

ADA and UNI, both sick and are far from their previous ATH

Mentions:#ADA#UNI
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

>And if you ask yourself why we need to have overcapitalized loans in DeFi, it's because there is no antidote to volatility. If you're referring to undercollateralized loans vs over then in that case the issue is trust and being able to get the legal system involved. Also the degree of overcollaterlization (eg. economic inefficiency) is related to liquidity depth and ultimately how fast and effective a position can be liquidated. We're already starting to see experiments with more efficient parameters in this regard, but yes there's no argument that overcollateralization is inefficient by it's defined nature. I think that at this stage we have tradeoffs in terms of lack of a good identity and trust based system where trust is needed (eg. undercollateralized loans) which tbd if those will become a thing on chain. But at the same time there's a higher level of efficiency gained by on chain defi such as being able to use tokenized LP positions as collateral. A great example of something that's super efficient that's only possible onchain is: The ability to gain 50x exposure to LP fees on a stablecoin pair with no risk of liquidation and low risk of impermanent loss. The way this works: \- Take a flashloan for 49x your DAI stack \- Swap \~50% so you have a 50/50 balance of USDC/DAI \- Deposit stables into UNI-V3 1/5bps concentrated liquidity pools via Gelato/Arrakis which gives you a GUNI token that represents your LP position + fees incurred \- GUNI tokens can be used in MakerDAO to borrow more DAI and liquidations are disabled on that vault because the collateral = $1 + LP fees and you're borrowing $1 \- You then borrow 49X DAI to pay off your flash loan Result: You're earning fees LPing on a stable pair that's 50x your initial capital. Pretty efficient.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

#DEX Pro-Arguments Below is a DEX pro-argument written by Shippior. > A Decentralized Exchange, often abbreviated to DEX, is an exchange that does not belong to a central entity and all transactions happen on a blockchain. The three largest DEXs by [Total Value Locked](https://cointelegraph.com/explained/what-is-total-value-locked-tvl-in-crypto-and-why-does-it-matter) (TVL) are [Curve Finance](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/swap), [Uniswap](https://uniswap.org/) and [PancakeSwap](https://pancakeswap.finance/). For a full list of DEXs see this [dashboard](https://defillama.com/protocols/Dexes). > > The largest difference between a CEX and a DEX is the way that liquidity is provided. Most CEXs use an [order book](https://learn.bybit.com/trading/order-book-explained-for-beginners/_ style ) for transactions. Most DEXs employ [Auto Mated Market Making](https://blog.0x.org/market-making-in-defi/) (AMM). These type of transactions are essential for operating an exchange with low liquidity. The supply and demand are matched by a protocol to prevent orders from not being fulfilled for a long time as there are generally less transaction offers available when there is lower liquidity. > > AMM works by users "lending" their crypto as collateral for others to trade. This is done by depositing tokens in a [liquidity pool](https://www.moonpay.com/learn/defi/what-are-liquidity-pools). Users are often provided incentive by the protocol to deposit their tokens by receiving a fixed interest rate on the crypto that they deposit. Therefore users who wanted to hold their crypto for the long term can actually put them in a pool via a smart contract to earn interest on this crypto without having to trade it whereas it would be collecting dust on an CEX. APRs are as high at 100%+ on larger DEXs like [Curve](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/pools) and higher than 250% for smaller DEXs like [Crescent](https://app.crescent.network/farm). > > Trading fees of DEXs are mostly rather straightforward. Uniswap take a flat 0.3% trading fee, just like [Osmosis](https://osmosis.zone/) on each trade on top of the network transaction fee. Transaction fees can go as low as 0.02% for Curve Finance. These swap fees are provided to the people providing liquidity in the pool as an incentive for putting in their crypto. > > All trades made on a DEX are available as they can be found on the blockchain. Therefore it is possible to base your trading activity on the activities of other people. This also means that you can verify that your assets are where you think they are at all time. Your assets can not be lended to other people without you knowing of it and in most cases without you agreeing to it through the use of a smart contract. > > Compared to a CEX (with the exception of Coinbase) it is possible to own a part of the DEX. Many DEX have their own tokens. For example Curve Finance has [Curve DAO](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/curve-dao-token/) and Uniswap has [UNI](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/uniswap/). These tokens are used to pay for transaction fees on the DEX, they can be just held on to in the hope of them increasing in value but most important of all these tokens can be used to participate in governance. Everyone can put a proposal for improving a DEX, see the [Curve DAO](https://gov.curve.fi/) as an example for this, up for vote and everyone that owns the token of the DEX can vote (mostly 1 token = 1 vote) to determine how to go forward. Thus one can decide how to go forward to make the DEX even better. Something that is almost entirely impossible with a CEX. > > Privacy on a DEX is much better than on a CEX. On most DEXs no Know Your Customer (KYC) is required, a wallet that can not be linked to the person that is using it is sufficient. > > DEXs can have all assets on their platform that are available on the blockchain itself of made available through wrapped assets by [bridges](https://blog.liquid.com/blockchain-cross-chain-bridge). In theory the number of bridges that can be made between blockchains is infinite thereby the number of assets that can be listed on a DEX is also infinite. In reality though there are only bridges between the major blockchains available at the moment. This still provides plenty to chose from. According to Coinmarketcap there are currently [935 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/uniswap#:~:text=Currently%2C%20there%20are%20938%20coins,a%2024h%20volume%20of%20%24319%2C357%2C719.14.) available to be traded on Uniswap and [3,223 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/pancakeswap) on PancakeSwap. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_DEX) to find submissions for other topics.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I wouldn't add any more. You have a lot and that's a lot to pay attention to. I'd probably get rid of LTC, XRP, UNI and put them in BTC ETH & SOL. Those are the only 3 I'd be DCAing into unless I found a super low cap with a great future (Look at Hivemapper, buy a dashcam and make crypto for free by driving and making maps).

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

New to crypto here, I plain to hold on long term, what would be the best coins to start? (I already have BTC, ETH, ADA, SOL, DOGE, XRP, LTC and UNI).

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Is your staking position including staking rewards outperforming Bitcoin? Might be worth checking that. I speak from experience. All of my 2020/21 alts have lost massively against Bitcoin since I bought them. UNI, DOT, ADA. Even ETH performance is lackluster against Bitcoin since the previous top. I’m far from a maxi, but over the last two years I would have been far better off if I converted everything to BTC to ride out the bear market.