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Is anyone else starting to become a bit excited?

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As per title, have we reached the bottom ?

Don't think we'll see the likes of $3200 ever again.

$5150 at time of posting.

Back in the mainstream media once more.

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Irish_rat

dirk_dangler wrote: »

If i held Theta i would be ..............concerned

https://grayscale.co/livepeer-trust/

It's about the only crypto I would not be concerned about.

pioneerpro

dirk_dangler wrote: »

So i did a bit of digging
What have we got here, Sorare is using Socios/Chiliz CHZ

and in Turn CHZ is using CHAINLINK

Humble pie washed down with a pint of bitter lemon is on the cards

Jesus christ - i'm not even sure what point you're trying to make but CHZ is, yet again, an ERC20 standard token on the Ethereum blockchain. Integration with an oracle doesn't mean anything other than two bits of code are able to talk to each other.

https://www.chiliz.com/en/token-details/

I've no idea what pumper you're copying and pasting off of but it might be worth doing a 30 second google before you start trying to make yourself out to be a domain expert. You wouldn't see some of these 'arguments' on the darkest corners of reddit.

Grumpypants

I was wondering why BAT took off. Happy to see a few of the others drive the portfolio up, not just bitcoin.

Thargor

Another tenner of sh1tcoins to be had on Coinbase there for a minutes work, Numeraire, Nucypher and some other one.

Actually looking back on that 30 EUR haul from a while back its done very well, the xlm I got back then currently worth 50 EUR, compound, maker and a few others all way up since then too.

BrandonBay86

Anyone watch the Late Late tonight ?

dirk_dangler

pioneerpro wrote: »

Jesus christ - i'm not even sure what point you're trying to make but CHZ is, yet again, an ERC20 standard token on the Ethereum blockchain. Integration with an oracle doesn't mean anything other than two bits of code are able to talk to each other.

https://www.chiliz.com/en/token-details/

I've no idea what pumper you're copying and pasting off of but it might be worth doing a 30 second google before you start trying to make yourself out to be a domain expert. You wouldn't see some of these 'arguments' on the darkest corners of reddit.

I posted that NFT's are looking like this cycles big thing, and that Dynamic, live updated NFT's will take it to the next level.
Posted that Chainlink will be behind this.
You then came in all guns blazing stating WAX and Sorare are already doing this and dismissed Chainkink.
I then posted proof that Chainlink is powering the Dynamic NFT's that WAX and Sorare will be bringing to market.
That should have been the end of if, take the loss and move on, but no!
You came back for more and im greatful , your post is going to make me and others money, we can safely disregard any of your insights and those of posters who thanked your post.

CHZ and last i read 3000 other projects run on ETH, and CHZ ,Sorare and every other single one of them if they want to bring real world secure live info onto the chain will need a Oracle service, Chainlink.
Your NFT's wont be updating live without Chainlink.

https://medium.com/chiliz/chiliz-integrates-with-chainlink-to-mint-nfts-in-real-time-a7bdb78349ff

For those of you who dont hate money like pioneerpro here is something to ponder.
ETH gas fees are too high
The two best up and coming solutions to reduce gas fees are from Optimism and Arbitrum.
Harry here is from Arbitrum

As you can see no contest
Arbitrum and Chainlink are close and rumours are circulating that Chainlink has bought them and will be announced in the coming weeks and if you want to use one you will use the other.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2rDb4Ur2dw

cnocbui

I believe Vitalik has a fairly well advanced plan of his own to deal with high fees.

pioneerpro

dirk_dangler wrote: »

You then came in all guns blazing...

That should have been the end of if, take the loss and move on, but no!
You came back for more and im greatful...

your post is going to make me and others money, we can safely disregard any of your insights and those of posters who thanked your post.

For those of you who dont hate money like pioneerpro here is something to ponder.

This is honestly a bit sad. Who are you trying to persuade, the thread or yourself?

You come here to pump stuff with limited technical knowledge and wild claims, and then go making weird comments about 'bitter lemon' and 'humble pie' when you're pulled up on them. Indeed, that's pretty minor stuff compared to the other wild stuff you've said in your post history! I've this bookmarked as literally the saltiest thing I've ever seen someone post on boards.

This is not the way people who make money and/or advance knowledge tend to act - at least in any field that I'm aware of.

Your NFT's wont be updating live without Chainlink.

Any smart contract with a path to an API can do so - via a decentralised oracle or otherwise. Chainlink doesn't hold some patent or novel engineering solution here; any number of DeFi projects have to do exactly this as matter of course.

ETH gas fees are too high
The two best up and coming solutions to reduce gas fees are from Optimism and Arbitrum.

They have a solution - EIP-1559 - one so credible that there's a 51% attack being planned on April 1st as a show of force against it.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/ethereum-miners-plot-hash-power-show-of-force-against-eip-1559

Jeff2

Unearthly wrote: »

Jaysus a fair market pump happening at the moment

You seen well up to date on what's happening.

Thanks.

el diablo

BrandonBay86 wrote: »

Anyone watch the Late Late tonight ?

On a Wednesday?

Mellor

el diablo wrote: »

On a Wednesday?

The American one prehaps

Esel

Mellor wrote: »

The American one prehaps

On RTE, St Patrick's Day Special....

Quiz: What do you find at the end of a rainbow?

A Copper
B Gold
C Bitcoin

Irish_rat

Grumpypants wrote: »

I was wondering why BAT took off. Happy to see a few of the others drive the portfolio up, not just bitcoin.

BAT is a solid crypto project, I use brave every day and out of the box it's my favourite browser for privacy and speed.

I could be wrong but I think all the coins are now in circulating supply.

Unearthly

https://cryptopotato.com/tech-firm-meitu-buys-another-50-million-worth-of-bitcoin-and-ethereum/

Another firm puts 50 million into Bitcoin and Ethereum. The institutional adoption of cryptocurrency is really taking off and what's interesting is that it's not just Bitcoin, they see big potential in blockchain technology

makeorbrake

Esel wrote: »

On RTE, St Patrick's Day Special....

Quiz: What do you find at the end of a rainbow?

A Copper
B Gold
C Bitcoin

I've not been a big fan of cancel culture but I can live with it in this case if the answer is being updated to reflect, C., Bitcoin.:D

Irish_rat wrote: »

BAT is a solid crypto project, I use brave every day and out of the box it's my favourite browser for privacy and speed.

It's a good browser - I hadn't bothered to verify my uphold account - did so the other day and I've got $410 worth of tokens for exposure to a few ads over the last few years. Money from America.

Unearthly wrote: »

https://cryptopotato.com/tech-firm-meitu-buys-another-50-million-worth-of-bitcoin-and-ethereum/

On top of that, Morgan Stanley now offering bitcoin to its wealthy clients through Galaxy Digital funds and visa preparing to enable bitcoin payments on their network of 70 million merchants. This is what increasing network effect and adoption looks like - step by step.

Irish_rat

dirk_dangler wrote: »

Im thinking Chainlink is a buy and hold

Your obsession with Chainlink is scary.

But it is ahead of the competition no doubt about that.

olestoepoke

Irish_rat wrote: »

Your obsession with Chainlink is scary.

But it is ahead of the competition no doubt about that.

Im a newbie to crypto but it is clear that the amount of token or coin in some peoples bags definitely influences their opinion. Reddit is an absolute cesspool, full of charlatans selling snake oil.

EagererBeaver

Unearthly wrote: »

they see big potential in blockchain technology

This isn't news though. Companies the world over, across all sectors and industries, have ploughed a lot of resources into Blockchain exploration. Its value as a technology has never been in question. Even Cnocbui's best mate Jamie Dimon has spoken publicly about the value of it.

BOHtox

What's happening with ZRX recently? It's risen 20% this last 24 hours. New crypto money just pumping random coins?

I know that's how I have my holding

Str8outtaWuhan

ADA listing coin pro was a bit of a damp squib , im a holder no intention of dumping but was interested to see the market reaction, which seems to be, Meh!!

dirk_dangler

1 Year rise from today on coingecko
BTC 1011.9%
ETH 1465.8%
LINK 1510.6%
Posters super excited about the rise of BTC and ETH and ignoring LINK
During the gold rush some prospectors made a fortune, most did not, but every manufacturer of picks and shovels made a fortune.
Posters here are prospectors running to the hills to seek fortune in the shape of crypto, and the easiest way to make a fortune is stay in town and make modern day picks and shovels, Chainlink.
Chainlink might not be exciting and getting a lot of promotion, but its working away in the background, its like posters arguing over which is best Xbox or Playstation, are LG or Samsung TVs better, and then buying stock in the company they think is best, meanwhile the smart move is to not care which of these win and remember that they need electricity to work and buy shares in the ESB!
I posted yesterday that NFT’s are growing and the next evolution will be Dynamic NFT’s and that Chainlink will be part of this, a poster came charging in and had a swing and a miss, his 2 examples of NFT’s turns out both are using Chainlink and then today we have two announcements
https://twitter.com/ChainlinkToday/status/1372545060538028034
So now both the number 1 and 2 most popular NFT games are using Chainlink.
https://dappradar.com/rankings/protocol/ethereum/category/games
and another addition to the link stable
https://blog.ether.cards/chainlink_vrf_integration/

Another name gaining recognition since Mark Cuban promoted it is GET Protocol, Blockchain ticketing that will eliminate ticket scalping
https://marketinsider.net/mark-cuban-wants-to-introduce-ticketing-on-blockchain-to-nba-get-protocol-is-already-doing-it
You will never guess who is working behind the scenes?
https://medium.com/get-protocol/get-protocol-integrates-chainlink-vrf-to-further-improve-blockchain-ticketing-solution-864c7056e73d

It widely acknowledged that the ETH gas fees have got too high and are hindering the growth of the entire Crypto scene.
Arbitrum are soon to release a solution that will reduce this fee by 90%, that $100 gas fee once you run it through Arbitrum its down to $10.
Now the old saying is buy the rumour and sell the news, well rumour has it Chainlink has acquired Arbitrum and will be rolling it into Chainlink.

So Crypto prospectors can take to the hills to seek fortune, most will fail , but buy Chainlink and prosper, its not exciting but a sure thing, we all take electricity for granted its everywhere, and the ESB gets money from every house and business every month of the year without fail, old money and institutional money is parked world wide in the energy sector for good reason, in a few years Chainlink will be like this, it will be everywhere, people will be using it and not knowing, but holders of Chainlink will be making money from Staking.
I get the feeling the Link haters here might have sold sub $5 and are angry over the money they could have made, well i reckon its still early to get into Link.

dirk_dangler

pioneerpro wrote: »

Jesus christ - i'm not even sure what point you're trying to make but CHZ is, yet again, an ERC20 standard token on the Ethereum blockchain. Integration with an oracle doesn't mean anything other than two bits of code are able to talk to each other.

https://www.chiliz.com/en/token-details/

I've no idea what pumper you're copying and pasting off of but it might be worth doing a 30 second google before you start trying to make yourself out to be a domain expert. You wouldn't see some of these 'arguments' on the darkest corners of reddit.

Where did i say CHZ was not a ERC20 token?
As for integration with a Oracle, who is the de facto Oracle choice for all the big players?
Fact is you came in guns blazing after LINK and you got showed up for not knowing what you where posting about, you should have taken your own advice and done a 30 second Google that would have shown your NFT providers WAX and Sorare are both using Chainlink.
Anyway i have stated on here a few of my picks and the reasons why i believe they will go up in price , what are your picks oh wise one and what are the reasons? It should give us a better understanding of you and your bluster so far backed up with SFA.

pioneerpro

dirk_dangler wrote: »

<sounds of rambling intensify>

dirk_dangler

Irish_rat wrote: »

Your obsession with Chainlink is scary.

But it is ahead of the competition no doubt about that.

Bought some 26 July 2018 for 20c that i still hold, they are up 12,131% as of right now, i expect the price to rise greatly from here.

KilOit

Sold a good bit of my pumped ****coins into Algorand past 2 weeks.
It's around $1.20 which is very high at MC of almost 13billion fully diluted

it's a slow and steady project that's been around a while. I'm holding this coin for a 2-3years and I'll buy more of it when the bear market hits if the development is still active.

Hold in the official wallet for staking rewards, it's so cheap to transfer out of exchanges at like 0.001 ALGO which is $0.0012 right now, breath of fresh air after using ETH past year

Below is an interview with the lead Silvio Micali

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNdhgOk4-fE

This is a boring longterm hold, don't expect pumps or doubling your money in a week

dirk_dangler

Lex Luthor

$THETA

Nothing to see here

:D:D:D:D:D:D

Irish_rat

dirk_dangler wrote: »

Artists impression of pioneerpro trying to understand Chainlink ©202

One thing about link, all coins have yet to be released therefore its value is over double what it should be when all are in circulating supply.

Just something to observe.

worded

Friend is late to party and asking where to buy Crypto.

Is Relovut a good idea for amount up to 1000 - 2000 Euro?

Is he better off going with a particular web site to purchase?

Thanks ...

lintdrummer

worded wrote: »

Friend is late to party and asking where to buy Crypto.

Is Relovut a good idea for amount up to 1000 - 2000 Euro?

Is he better off going with a particular web site to purchase?

Thanks ...

Revolut not a good option. You don't actually "own" the coins. You can't transfer to an external wallet. Fees are high.
Get an account on Binance or Kraken. Easy to use apps.