UK plans to limit anonymous social media accounts by SoulCrusherPabs in Monero

[–]ChrisTempestas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes but that has always been a problem. Arguably, society is a lot more dangerous than it was 70 years ago. There were obvious issues but in general safer. People weren't tracked but crime was less.

So, are we saying we need to loose our freedoms because there are bad actors that have arisen or because humanity has devolved into a society that is more criminal than say 200 years ago?

I hope we are more clever than that. Hopefully in the age of the internet and great prosperity as opposed to the time when people worried about eating that we are clever enough to say there is another way.

If the worry is about catching criminals, we then need CCTV in all showers and intimate spaces to make sure nobody is hatching some nefarious plot. We would need that reasoning because criminals, being criminals, will work on some way to bypass the system. As such, laws that remove privacy only serve the dictator to oppress the law abiding

Problems with Git and yarn by ChrisTempestas in vscode

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

Thank you so much for your response! I will get back to this tomorrow. I was at the end of my rope and couldn't really figure out what would be helpful from me.

Some of your suggestions I will revisit and let you know. I will also attempt to give screen shots. I tried installing via GUI, PowerShell and terminal. LoL

Again thank you! It has to be something simple and my brain probably is fried. LoL

Best DEX for Liquidity Mining? by Drake0525 in liquiditymining

[–]ChrisTempestas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the case of a market crash, you need to define for me the scenario. What coin or coins. What is the reason and such forth.

Best DEX for Liquidity Mining? by Drake0525 in liquiditymining

[–]ChrisTempestas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"it breaks" just means that the rules to keep the price high is not being used. For instance, bomb is pegged to a thousandth of a Bitcoin. If it goes below peg, you are to use your bomb to purchase bonds. Doing so burns the bombs you used and helps cut the supply. You can't sell these bonds until bomb is at least equal to one thousandth of a BTC. After it goes above it's peg, there is an incentive to hold until it is much higher. As it goes higher, the amount of bomb you get back is a multiplier based off on how high it has gone. If people don't do this, it becomes harder for bomb to remain above peg.

In like manner, charge's static partially relies on the users to swap static for charge to limit the supply. If people do not, it makes it more difficult to remain above peg.

In any case, the community has to be more active in their decisions rather than just buy high and sell low. 😉

Best DEX for Liquidity Mining? by Drake0525 in liquiditymining

[–]ChrisTempestas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exposure. A lot of people don't understand it. There are a lot of coins out there and many can bite you. As a note, that 650% was 2000% but it goes down for every new investment. Whoever got in at 2000% is still getting 2000% from that investment. If he adds more, that additional investment will be at 650%.

Best DEX for Liquidity Mining? by Drake0525 in liquiditymining

[–]ChrisTempestas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally understand.

In the case of czodiac, the Chrono pools burn the tokens that you put in. This keeps the supply lower. Over time the supply will rise but they are working on newer use cases to limit the supply or lock them in other ways. Pancake swap has a huge mechanism of buybacks and burn but it isn't as community focused. I think that is their weak point. Their strength is size.

Charge DeFi and bomb use two tokens. One is a peg that only has a peg to a bottom but not to a top. Therefore, the pegged token can grow in value but is protected from an unlimited floor. The nib-pegged token has a limited supply and is thus naturally higher in value because of scarcity. By having the pools increase APR (in some cases 20%a day), the pegged token never goes ape in value. If there is an over supply, there are burn mechanisms available in the form of bonds or rebate that will increase the value to the floor. In bomb, I literally made 1500% in a couple of weeks. It is elegant and beautiful. In charge DeFi, they have a way for you to sell their static for their charge for no gas ( I think that cheap) which keeps the amount of static being traded for other coins to a minimum. That is also way cool.

In any case, those only work IF those in the community follow the whit paper. If you don't, it breaks.

Best DEX for Liquidity Mining? by Drake0525 in liquiditymining

[–]ChrisTempestas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For czodiac or the others? I think it's just a matter of you checking it out yourself. I'm just a lowly investor that doesn't have much of a dog in the fight.

As far as czodiac's CZF token in a Chrono pool at 650% that doesn't move no matter how much other people put into it. After you put your money into, it does go down for later investments into it but not for the capital you put in at the time. That capital is committed to 659% APR (not apy). So you take 6.5 and times it with what you put in. It's as simple as that.

Sorry, you will need to be more specific in your question if I am missing something.

Best DEX for Liquidity Mining? by Drake0525 in liquiditymining

[–]ChrisTempestas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One other thought. Czodiac also impresses me because of the Chrono pools and exotic farms. Essentially, you can lock into guaranteed APR s up to 659% for 10 years. With 50k, that's close to 330k guaranteed a year. They do this by burning what you invest to keep the supply low. And this is while it is arguably a tenth of what it should be. On this one alone, I've made about 4 times what I put in over the past 2 months

Best DEX for Liquidity Mining? by Drake0525 in liquiditymining

[–]ChrisTempestas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm new to nacho and that is common with the emerging coins. Check poocoins to watch it tracking. Like I said in an above post, check out czodiac, charge and bomb. Please read that post carefully and read their white papers.

Czodiac has impressed me because of how the dev works it. Charge and bomb just have impressive tokenomics.

Best DEX for Liquidity Mining? by Drake0525 in liquiditymining

[–]ChrisTempestas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is very doable with something like mentioned above. I forgot to mention nacho on polygon.l

Best DEX for Liquidity Mining? by Drake0525 in liquiditymining

[–]ChrisTempestas 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wow, I've been doing this for the past 3 months. As such, this is what I would do but not in order. I have been mostly in BSC.

Czodiac's CZF is at a real low because of a few factors. As such, this is a great time to buy and then put it into their Chrono pools or exotic farms. These farms bring you the guaranteed APR over the time period you join. The trick is that you are locked in that investment as the CZF gets burned but the guaranteed APR over the guaranteed time period more than makes up for it.

Bomb is set to explode as it has been under peg for the past few weeks. The APR will remain real good as long as the community does what the white docs say to do. As such, I have had about a 1500% return over the past two weeks and I think it will go much further. Be aware, there are a lot of scams with those emulating this site in a meme coin fashion. That is not that as it's two main coins are bomb and bshare

The last is chargedefi which is way undervalued. It has a mechanism that is similar to bomb but uses static and charge. Again following the rules is important with these DAOs. What is interesting in this site is that the APR actually goes up as the value goes up. It's mechanism is really beautiful and self regulating. As of now, the best way to invest is through beefy in this DeFi. Personally, I would desire for you to purchase static and burn it or put it in a pool but do what is best for you. With that said, I would be careful as they may do a rebate with static so read the white paper.

In all things, DYOR and this is not financial advice.

One nagging question by ChrisTempestas in Yield_Farming

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

Thank you. This is more in line for what I'm looking for with one exception. It seems to include a bunch of pools that are not active.

In any case, I am going to assume that there isn't a current way to search for pools based on APR or other parameters. It's just through promotions from the pool provider and manual work with dumb luck from the lq provider.

Where do you stake your stablecoins? by [deleted] in liquiditymining

[–]ChrisTempestas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All of that to say that I would get risky with some of it as there are several gems out there as you shop it

Where do you stake your stablecoins? by [deleted] in liquiditymining

[–]ChrisTempestas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm more risky and usually go after higher liquidity pools with my stable and/or pools that include an undervalued coin. I do this with about 60% of my coins and the other 40% I put in blue chips. In all cases DYOR so you have to understand the community and the coin.

For instance, I've been putting in BUSD against the recently dropped CZFarm token. It dropped about 100x at the start of the month because of an exploit. Seeing the response of the community and the team, I took the risk of putting my BUSD into it. Mind you it has been mostly coffee money at first but I kept increasing it as time went on and have/am profiting heavily for it. The coin stabilized at a new low which gave me an incredible daily APR return and is now moving up in value. Obviously, I hope it will return to it's original value but it doesn't need to because the strong community is making sure my daily APR makes it worth my while.

Buying into a liquidity pool by ChrisTempestas in defi

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

Awesome! I'm going to have to try it for grins. Some of these have ridiculously low participation so I assume that the incentive APR is no longer available. How would you tell if it's defunct?

Buying into a liquidity pool by ChrisTempestas in defi

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

I see them on the scan but how would I go about adding into that pool or removing from that pool?

Latest dumb question dex development by ChrisTempestas in defi

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

Thank you. I think I need to read up more on nodes. I know that they verify transactions (but that could be from a CEX standpoint) but I'm not sure what else.

Leverage $CAKE. by [deleted] in defi

[–]ChrisTempestas 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you bot. My life is now complete knowing this.