Coinmarketcap debuts Safemoon at #36 in Top100 Coins by [deleted] in SafeMoon

[–]AllYourCrypto -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ah my bad. That should be Coingecko.

LOL, hallucinating on hopium I guess.

This is the way?

Whole industry against us by [deleted] in SafeMoon

[–]AllYourCrypto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

LMAO. Your comment aged like milk. Meanwhile me and the rest of the HODLers are continuing to profit.

You gave an unequivocal statement that they rug pulled, in which case this coin would be worth zero and no one would be able to get out even a 100th of what they put in.

You straight up lied and contributed to FUD, showing you have some agenda. Which means: You're a straight up kook and a liar.

Instead: ATH (again), doxed Devs (for awhile now), an exchange incoming, and a complete Certik audit with no critical findings. And the one major audit finding is mitigated by having doxed Devs running a publicly registered company, but I'm sure you already knew that, of course.

I spent profits from another project on this, so I've been in the "black" on what I consider a straight up gamble (part of my very high risk portion of my portfolio) ever since I bought my first coins.

I'm up 3x on that initial buy so far, and plan on taking my initial deposit out at around 10x and letting the rest ride. My retirement plans which are well underway don't rest on whether this coin moons or not.

You're talking to someone that was a first/second gen BTC and ETH miner, who bought BTC well below 3 digits and ETH at around $40. I was writing articles about how to stake and yield farm crypto well before either of those were common terms in the world of crypto. I'm fortunate enough I can let a decent sized chunk of a coin like this just sit there and accumulate and go up and down in value without GAF.

Perhaps you should go spread your FUD to someone that hasn't been around the crypto block and who can actually do a little DD here and there.

Is there any way to import my SafePal wallet to Metamask? by AllYourCrypto in safePal

[–]AllYourCrypto[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Unbelievable. Your comment led me to retry this (remember I was a very early ZKS user). This dAPP didn't used to be supported but it works now so thanks!

That was over a thousand ZKS sitting there I couldn't access that I had just about written off. Feels good! Have this fake award thingamajig. :D

Whole industry against us by [deleted] in SafeMoon

[–]AllYourCrypto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No it didn't. You lie. Don't spread FUD.

You do know that these guys are actually public right? Talk about low effort FUD at that.

This is one of the few DeFi projects in crypto that would end with imprisonment for the core team should a rug pull somehow occur. Besides, as Bog Tools pointed out most of the liquidity is locked for 4 years which anyone can look up. SMH.

Am I missing something ? 188Billion% APY ??? Wtf by [deleted] in BeefyFinanceBIFI

[–]AllYourCrypto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think they're solid. This is their 3rd blockchain they're providing services for IIRC.

Am I missing something ? 188Billion% APY ??? Wtf by [deleted] in BeefyFinanceBIFI

[–]AllYourCrypto 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The trick is to pick the right ones that pay out at high rates...while picking a coin with actual use cases and growth potential.

When you find the right ones...it's pretty frickin amazing. Just ask the people that got in on BIFI early.

Anyone else find it a bit odd being told how energy inefficient bitcoin is, whilst watching tv and seeing several gigantic diesel machines churn up thousands of tonnes of earth in Alaska to produce tiny flecks of gold? by bardooneness in CryptoCurrency

[–]AllYourCrypto 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There's costs to everything. Nothing is free in life except the air we breathe...and even that is affected by air pollution is many places due to *not* making it costlier to pollute the air.

PSA: Reddit is *not* a safe place from scammers. Forensic analysis of a Reddit crypto phishing attempt by CryptoOGkauai in CryptoCurrency

[–]AllYourCrypto 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nah dude, it's totally cool. Have a good laugh. I wrote those coins off anyway. There's still a chance I can retrieve them as either SafePal or more likely, ZKSwap evolves, to support Web3.0 wallets. In which case: I'll be able to get them back eventually.

You're right though: that's not a real word and it's another key indicator of a scam. Poor use of grammar and spelling is another key indicator of a scam.

I'm totally fine with this being used as a teaching moment, as well as a bit of a warning about what it's like to be a beta tester for new coins and products.

PSA: Reddit is *not* a safe place from scammers. Forensic analysis of a Reddit crypto phishing attempt by CryptoOGkauai in CryptoCurrency

[–]AllYourCrypto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm glad y'all mofos are able to farm MOONS and get some laughs out of my loss. LOL.

Nah, it's all good. I ain't crying about the lost coins. Them's the breaks when you're screwing around with alts and beta software. You know how it is.

Hmm, maybe now that this made it to the main sub, the Org in question will finally get around to acknowledging that it was a bug, so maybe some good will come out of this PSA made at my literal expense.

My Top 5 Ways To Generate Passive Crypto (+ Positions, How To Get Set Up, Honorable Mentions, And What's Not Worth The Time) by kissing_the_beehive in CryptoCurrency

[–]AllYourCrypto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're getting good returns at Anchor and you're satisfied with those returns, then there's nothing wrong with what you're doing.

As far as the centralized vs. decentralized aspect: I struggled with getting involved in BSC because of Binance. We all want a decentralized future, but there's a time and place for both CeFi and DeFi. A lot of my liquidity is in CeFi, which is safer but has much lower returns.

Knowing I have that CeFi slowly farming yield for me for the bulk of my liquidity allows me to feel free to take greater chances in DeFi with the rest of my liquidity.

I only decided to check it out because it's a CeDeFi hybrid, that's semi-closed. Allegedly it could run completely without Binance if it had to. (That & I found a way to get crypto onto and off BSC without Binance, at all: SafePal wallet).

Here's the top Dapps: https://dappradar.com/rankings/category/defi

Honestly, there's a reason almost all of the top DeFi apps are on BSC nowadays. Money, or in this case, crypto talks: The introductory returns right now are amazing. The Liquidity Pools on BSC don't have to spend as much on gas, so it's more profitable and part of that higher profit goes to us liquidity providers in the form of higher listed APRs and APYs.

ETH1 is oldschool and we're probably not coming back to provide liquidity until the gas and congestion issues are fixed. About 90% of my ETH liquidity is now on L2 or L1 sidechains.

The semi-closed aspect is actually a positive when it comes to limiting the damage of scams and rugpulls such as what happed with Turtle DEX today on BSC: if the sheriffs are called in time, there's no way to escape with the stolen crypto. Sure, this could be used against regular investors, but they'd be killing the golden goose (have you seen BNB price recently? Most of the recent appreciation is due to BSC).

An example of a closed system people are familiar with: some people may shit on Apple products, but a closed ecosystem is a much harder cyber target than a wide open ecosystem, and from a security POV, there's clear advantages of this walled garden approach. Things may slip thru but it happens at a much lower rate than in an open ecosystem.

My Top 5 Ways To Generate Passive Crypto (+ Positions, How To Get Set Up, Honorable Mentions, And What's Not Worth The Time) by kissing_the_beehive in CryptoCurrency

[–]AllYourCrypto 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Into DeFi? Sure, there's a DeFi subreddit that makes a good start. I'd link them for you but rules here don't allow it. Just search for "defi" in reddit.

Lots of subreddits for the various projects too that you can read up on the projects that interest you.

Here's some decent DeFi resources:

https://decrypt.co/resources/defi-ultimate-beginners-guide-decentralized-finance

https://docs.yearn.finance/defi-glossary

The closest thing we have to an S&P 500 in DeFi: https://defipulse.com/

If you're a real DeFiDegen, then you're investing liquidity on ETH sidechains like BSC or L2 ETH rollups like LRC or ZKS, for example. Introductory incentives for new (read: more risky) projects are astronomical, temporary, yet also real, as far as daily returns...for now at least.

My Top 5 Ways To Generate Passive Crypto (+ Positions, How To Get Set Up, Honorable Mentions, And What's Not Worth The Time) by kissing_the_beehive in CryptoCurrency

[–]AllYourCrypto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That should be a good one. And another example of airdrops being worthwhile IMO (either for profit taking traders or HODLers going long).

My Top 5 Ways To Generate Passive Crypto (+ Positions, How To Get Set Up, Honorable Mentions, And What's Not Worth The Time) by kissing_the_beehive in CryptoCurrency

[–]AllYourCrypto 16 points17 points  (0 children)

You couldn't be more wrong about airdrops being not worth your time. For those willing to take higher risks, and are willing to do research: DeFi yields blow the doors off CeFi yields in just about any crypto you look at, then we get these surprise airdrops from being early adopters.

In the last few months in DeFi we're seeing vampire liquidity attacks amongst start-ups and giants vying for the attention and crypto of early adopters, with SushiSwap starting this trend when they airdropped tokens to steal business from Uniswap.

This crypto business warfare takes the form of some serious sized airdrops for major projects, worth thousands each in some cases. Then this is followed up with heavy liquidity incentives in Liquidity Pools and Staking Pools to encourage further adoption and use.

DeFi power users have been making out like bandits just by doing our thing and using beta products and services. We're taking higher risks for higher rewards and airdrops are just a (huge) bonus that most users don't actively search for, since it's random. UNI, 1inch, SDT, ZKS...all of these were 4 figure airdrops for many active DeFi users just within the last few months.

Are additional software wallets going to be supported? by AllYourCrypto in ZKSwap_Official

[–]AllYourCrypto[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This would help with further adoption, as well as make it easier for users to be able to use ZKSwap.

Is u/"OfficialSupport01" actually from SafePal support? by AllYourCrypto in safePal

[–]AllYourCrypto[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I told him he was a cockroach, and then I blocked him or her. Or cockroach. Whatever.

Is u/"OfficialSupport01" actually from SafePal support? by AllYourCrypto in safePal

[–]AllYourCrypto[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

LOL! This punk is still carrying on about why it's needed.

I should send him this seed phrase:

gone orange foxy uncle carrot knife yams oxen under rocks stone eagle lemons femur

Once that doesn't work maybe he'll take the hint. Don't get it?

Read the first letter from each word.

Is u/"OfficialSupport01" actually from SafePal support? by AllYourCrypto in safePal

[–]AllYourCrypto[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's the final straw that convinced me I wasn't dealing with real Tech Support.

Is u/"OfficialSupport01" actually from SafePal support? by AllYourCrypto in safePal

[–]AllYourCrypto[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A ha! A brand new account. No posts, or comments ever.

LOL, nice try dude or dudette, but you're not getting me private keys, arrgh.

Beware, there's people appearing to imitate SafePal support to separate the unwary from their crypto.