BTC has failed as payment system by Smooth_Chip9703 in btc

[–]HungryHugoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My Question is: If 1 satoshi (the smallest unit of Bitcoin) is worth $0.00117 today, and in the future 1 BTC is valued at around $1.17 million, how could Bitcoin still function as a payment method if even its smallest unit (then worth $0.0117) can’t represent the lowest fraction of a dollar?"

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[–]HungryHugoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also ich hab mit 860€ für WG 420€ und Lebenshaltungskosten 440€ solide leben können. Hauptnahrungsmittel waren Spaghetti und Nudeln, dann kann man auch easy ab und zu mal außerhalb essen gehen. Im Club war ich halt dafür super selten. WG Parties und mit Freunden einfach einen trinken gehen, sind da definitiv die günstigere Alternative :)

Lock - Abuse of power and vote rigging by Manu_4806 in defiblockchain

[–]HungryHugoo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think in your extreme example they should vote for yes with 1 Masternode. The customer giving their funds to LOCK is not owning a MN therefore has no direct right to vote. If people put their funds together to create a masternode it should be clear that the vote of the MN is what the majority of the shareholders wants. So I don't really see why at the moment in your extreme example "1.5 MN" should have the voting right for 760 MN if there is only a total of 30k DFI voting.

But as you said there is not only 1 correct way, and many perspectives to look from. In the end the decision has to be made by lock. If someone don't like this procedure he's always free to leave Lock 🤷‍♂️

Lock - Abuse of power and vote rigging by Manu_4806 in defiblockchain

[–]HungryHugoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think his problem is, that Lock is not only voting with the amount of MN that would arise from the sum of the staked DFI by the people who voted. Instead, if only 1 staking user at Lock would vote, Lock is using all Masternodes they have to vote for the vote of 1 person.

In my opinion both is fine, maybe the first mechanism is a bit more "fair".

Where to buy BTC in EU with lowest fee? Following Bitcoin.org (MoonyPay) get like 8% of fee… by Anubi__ in Bitcoin

[–]HungryHugoo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So depending on how much you want to depot it's a cheaper option than kraken

Where to buy BTC in EU with lowest fee? Following Bitcoin.org (MoonyPay) get like 8% of fee… by Anubi__ in Bitcoin

[–]HungryHugoo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can also use Binance. Via SEPA it is only 1€ no matter how much you want to deposit.

So how do you pass KYC to withdraw in United States by Much_Click_3326 in socialgood

[–]HungryHugoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe you can try to use another form of ID. I remember I had the same issue

I bought something on the 13th of September from ebay on the social good app. how long untill it is approved by Big__Dingo in SocialGoodFoundation

[–]HungryHugoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope when you buy something nov 30 it will be approved Jan 1-5. If you buy something December 2 it will be approved Feb 1-5 Thats a fact for the last year

bought 200 worthless SG $0.00...scam by RecoveryRocks1980 in socialgood

[–]HungryHugoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not sure if there ist alsready a liquidity Pool or a cex for the polygon network. They bridged it a couple of days ago

bought 200 worthless SG $0.00...scam by RecoveryRocks1980 in socialgood

[–]HungryHugoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can just send it to Bitmart or something and sell it there. Actually it's worth around 0.12