calmhawk

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  • Volatility fuels trading. Ideally, you hit both buy and sell orders multiple times in a day. It’s sweet when the market chews through several of your offers. Gotta love those swings!

  • I’m not even sure if trading WoW currency or items is still against the game’s rules. But either way, trust is key until WoW possibly integrates this. Maybe in the future, they'll have their token or NFTs for items.

  • Honestly, tying Bitcoin directly to WoW items might be too complicated. A simpler way would be to create a value in the game currency that matches what you want in Bitcoin. Kinda like checking offers in a WoW-money and…

  • Some DAOs are trying that. They have penalties for withdrawing and rewards for contributing. It might encourage everyone to keep their assets stable.

  • I never bought into the whole 'one coin' idea. I prefer variety. Different coins can serve different purposes, and that's been clear as more and more options appear.

  • Preference matters. Some stick with gold, others prefer Bitcoin. I’m team Bitcoin for its security and ease of use.

  • Sounds like a gig for savvy marketers: buy low and create hype. Easy cash, right?

  • This feels a lot like 2008. Back then, collateralized debt was a mess. Now, fiat is just a fancy version of that same problem.

  • What about silver? It’s practical for smaller transactions and has many uses in tough times. Your silver chain can purify water, while gold... not so much.

  • DMD Diamond has been community-driven for over a decade now. I've made solid gains through the ups and downs. They're launching version 4 soon, while version 3 keeps running too. Price drop lately is baffling... feels…

  • I’m skeptical about altcoins. In the top market cap list, I only see Bitcoin worth investing in. The rest just seem like hype.

  • So if you’ve missed those coins, do you really want to be part of scams? Not robbing banks or joining ponzi schemes is a choice, right? But... is that the kind of person you want to be?

  • So VGB seems just like another term for superblock. Nothing new, just the same old pump and dump plan. How often are blocks being mined anyway?

  • At what point do we know the info needed to guess if the next block is a lottery winner? And how big would the miner need to be to think about skipping non-winners?

  • no NFTs needed, really. just set up markets where you can trade in-game items or currencies for crypto. since most games have their glitches, it makes sense to manage inventory and currency more simply, rather than…

  • check out Galactic Milieu! it’s got this cool free interface using Crossfire-RPG servers. they repurpose existing open-source games, so the gaming part is solid. Crossfire-RPG has been around ages, still going strong,…

  • I think you’re mixed up there. Koblitz curves are different from those random ones everyone else uses. Most EC stuff online is using prime random curves, like P-256r, which have their selection process published.

  • Totally agree, but I’m curious too. If it’s been around this long and people are trying to bring it back, it could be worth a look... but yeah, investing in a coin that has tanked is a gamble.

  • +1, I just checked and it looks like the announcement thread hasn’t been updated in ages. Feels like the classic fake revival to me.

  • I think we should rethink how we talk about money here. It’s more like debt. Using the term money can be misleading since it constantly loses value. Sites like CoinMarketCap use a static unit of account that doesn't…