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D24OHA said:
Alright I need a guide...how many marketplaces are out there and what's good in these streets?

I heard binance was having issues and not a good place to go to as of late.
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Probably the easiest for beginners...at least it was for me. I'm only a couple months doin this so...

Coinbase


Only thing is they don't have a lot of the alt coins. So you gonna need the other exchanges to trade lfor a lot of stuff


BitMart - Cryptocurrency Exchange | Buy & sell Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether instantly

BitMart - The most trusted cryptocurrency trading platform which provides real-time trading services, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Tether (USDT) trading.
www.bitmart.com www.bitmart.com

www.gate.io

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Gate - Leading cryptocurrency exchange with over 3,600 cryptocurrencies & stablecoins such as Bitcoin ✓ Ethereum ✓ Dogecoin ✓ Start trading crypto with Gate.com now!
www.gate.io

www.kucoin.com

Crypto Exchange | Bitcoin Exchange | Bitcoin Trading | KuCoin

KuCoin is a secure cryptocurrency exchange that allows you to buy, sell, and trade Bitcoin, Ethereum, and 700+ altcoins. The leader in driving Web 3.0 adoption.
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coinmama.com – Buy & sell crypto instantly

Coinmama is the leading cryptocurrency exchange platform to buy & sell crypto with credit card, debit card or bank transfer.
www.coinmama.com www.coinmama.com

crypto.com

Crypto.com | Securely Buy, Sell & Trade Bitcoin, Ethereum and 400+ Altcoins

Over 140 million users buy, sell, and trade Bitcoin, Ethereum, NFTs and more on Crypto.com. Join the World's leading crypto trading platform.
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bisq.network

Bisq - A decentralized bitcoin exchange network

Bisq is an open-source desktop application that allows you to buy and sell bitcoin in exchange for national currencies, or alternative cryptocurrencies.
bisq.network bisq.network

Probly best to spread your trades out over different exchanges instead of everything in one. Bitmart got hacked a few weeks back and I could'nt withdraw the USDT I had purchased there for over a week.

Main thing is get your own wallet. Most popular is probly Metamask. There's a million wallets tho.

trustwallet.com

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vIRL Marketplace - The home of NFTs for the WAX Blockchain

The largest NFT marketplace
marketplace.wax.io marketplace.wax.io

www.buybitcoinworldwide.com

Offline Wallets

An offline, cold storage Bitcoin or crypto wallet is a major step in upgrading your cryptocurrency security. Cold storage wallets keep your Bitcoins offline, and away from online computers where hackers would be able to access and steal them. Best Offline Wallets Hardware wallets are the most...
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letsexchange.io

Top 5 Bitcoin & Crypto Wallets. Best Desktop Cryptocurrency Wallets in 2024 | Letsexchange Blog

Looking for reliable and simply ✅ the best desktop crypto wallets in 2024? ⚡ Check out this overview of the best bitcoin and other cryptocurrency wallets for desktop (Windows, Linux, Mac)
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For research

coinmarketcap.com

Cryptocurrency Prices, Charts And Market Capitalizations | CoinMarketCap

Top cryptocurrency prices and charts, listed by market capitalization. Free access to current and historic data for Bitcoin and thousands of altcoins.
coinmarketcap.com coinmarketcap.com

www.dextools.io

DEXTools

DEXTools, the gateway to DEFI, real-time charts, history and all token info from blockchain.
www.dextools.io www.dextools.io




Get on youtube and search the different exchanges. Lot of tuts on how to use em. First time I went to one I was like WTF is this shit?

Def a learning curve to this shit
 
D24OHA said:
Alright I need a guide...how many marketplaces are out there and what's good in these streets?

I heard binance was having issues and not a good place to go to as of late.
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Click on my link and sign up for Voyager. (It's a phone App only)
They give the best interest and have the most Alt coins in the U.S.
It's also the easiest to use hands down

You're welcome
 
Shiba Inu outperformed Bitcoin and Ethereum to become the most viewed cryptocurrency on CoinMarketCap crypto data aggregator in 2021.
According to CoinMarketCap, Shiba Inu recorded more than 188 million views within the last 12 months, about 43 million more than Bitcoin’s 145 million views this year.

Dogecoin was ranked in the third position among the most viewed cryptocurrencies in 2021 with 107 million views, followed by Cardano and Ethereum with 86 million views and 81 million views respectively.

cryptopotato.com

Shiba Inu Was the Most Popular Crypto on CoinMarketCap in 2021, Surpassing Bitcoin and Dogecoin

Shiba Inu outperformed Bitcoin and Ethereum to become the most viewed cryptocurrency on CoinMarketCap crypto data aggregator in 2021.
cryptopotato.com cryptopotato.com
 
MackInTraining said:
Shiba Inu outperformed Bitcoin and Ethereum to become the most viewed cryptocurrency on CoinMarketCap crypto data aggregator in 2021.
According to CoinMarketCap, Shiba Inu recorded more than 188 million views within the last 12 months, about 43 million more than Bitcoin’s 145 million views this year.

Dogecoin was ranked in the third position among the most viewed cryptocurrencies in 2021 with 107 million views, followed by Cardano and Ethereum with 86 million views and 81 million views respectively.

cryptopotato.com

Shiba Inu Was the Most Popular Crypto on CoinMarketCap in 2021, Surpassing Bitcoin and Dogecoin

Shiba Inu outperformed Bitcoin and Ethereum to become the most viewed cryptocurrency on CoinMarketCap crypto data aggregator in 2021.
cryptopotato.com cryptopotato.com
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Elon Musk pumped the fuck out his bags. :lol: On the real side, I wonder what would have happened if he had got behind a real project like DOT or just stayed talking about BTC. Egomaniac just distracted the space.
 
neptunes007 said:
Anyone had experience with Time Wonderland?
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I played around with some of the DAOs. Time Wonderland is the most successful and there is still money to be made there. My advice if you do decide to jump in, is to not be afraid to take profits. Just like any other crpto it is very volatile and has big swings. Take some profits off the table if you're in the green.

Also stay from the leveraging it. I've seen some flash crashes which may indicate some manipulation because there are whales that do some major shake outs.

Otherwise I see some big things happening in the space. You might want to diversify with some of the other major DAOs but it's a good play IMHO.
 
Been experimenting with DEFi. ETH gas fees can be avoidable with SOL , AVAX, and Wormhole. Wormhole is really useful. Interested to see what Kaddex is like. AVAX is pretty fast though. Their 3 sub- chain workflow is pretty cool as having dedicated chain for specific functions. I'd have to research more to know about their transaction speed and scalability.
 
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neptunes007 said:
Been experimenting with DEFi. ETH gas fees can be avoidable with SOL , AVAX, and Wormhole. Wormhole is really useful.
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can you explain a little further or point me in a direction on how these gas fees can be avoided? Trying to do some swaps in MetaMask and Coinbase wallet and the fees are too crazy
 
tekwehuself said:
can you explain a little further or point me in a direction on how these gas fees can be avoided? Trying to do some swaps in MetaMask and Coinbase wallet and the fees are too crazy
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Depends on what your end currency is. Ex: if I have eth or any erc-20 token you can convert it to Sol or Avax on any exchange. Then send the Sol or Avax to your metamask wallet by adding that specific blockchain to your metamask. Then via the Wormhole protocol send that Sol that is in your wallet but on Solana's or Avalanche's blockchain to your same wallet address but instead it's on ETHs Blockchain. Final step swap the Sol or Avax back to ETH in Metamask

You pay Solana or Avalanche fees (way cheaper and faster network) as opposed to ETH
 
No, based on my understanding of reading the replies.

Dude did not correctly unlist his nft, but instead transferred to another wallet. Someone probably searching saw it and bought....

if you put up an nft for sale,, but then change your mind you have to unlist it.. merely moving it does not take it off the market.





havelcok said:
So you can steal NFTs?

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neptunes007 said:
Depends on what your end currency is. Ex: if I have eth or any erc-20 token you can convert it to Sol or Avax on any exchange. Then send the Sol or Avax to your metamask wallet by adding that specific blockchain to your metamask. Then via the Wormhole protocol send that Sol that is in your wallet but on Solana's or Avalanche's blockchain to your same wallet address but instead it's on ETHs Blockchain. Final step swap the Sol or Avax back to ETH in Metamask

You pay Solana or Avalanche fees (way cheaper and faster network) as opposed to ETH
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thank you for taking the time to explain this to me. Defiantly gave me a good point of reference to research further
 
Just a reminder to be careful with new/unknown projects. Because people tend to be sensitive about their investments, I don't normally speak on things people mention here or IRL. It doesn't matter if it's $20 or $20000 don't lose your money to scammers.

the creator of the smart contract built in a way so that you could not sell the token as the price was rising. Clearly you could still buy the token. The twitter link gives more details.

From what I understand, the people who bought the token were fortunate that the smart contract didn't give the creators permission to take other tokens/nfts in their wallet.

 
guyver said:
Just a reminder to be careful with new/unknown projects. Because people tend to be sensitive about their investments, I don't normally speak on things people mention here or IRL. It doesn't matter if it's $20 or $20000 don't lose your money to scammers.

the creator of the smart contract built in a way so that you could not sell the token as the price was rising. Clearly you could still buy the token. The twitter link gives more details.

From what I understand, the people who bought the token were fortunate that the smart contract didn't give the creators permission to take other tokens/nfts in their wallet.

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Sounds like the creator turned the contract into a honey pot where you could buy only and not sale.
 

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