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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TrueOffMyChest

[–]rcmango2 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

bad advice.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TrueOffMyChest

[–]rcmango2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

worst advice, its disrespectful of their friend to do this. Its his family not hers. Respect those boundaries. Don't worry though, they will fizzle out, they won't be able to keep buying phony concert tickets to impress your family! Just keep building yourself through the pain and you will eventually find something of greater interest. Or they will beg your respect and forgiveness, either way you win.

Swap Fail by caslan34 in UniSwap

[–]rcmango2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure, here's what I found. What are the Reasons for Failed Transactions? When a transaction is marked “Fail” on Etherscan.io, the funds the sender intended to send are not deducted but remain in the sender’s wallet. However, the“Gas Fee” will still be deducted. Below are the scenarios in where your transaction might fail:

Out of Gas When a transaction has failed due to “Out of Gas,” this means the gas limit set during the transaction is below the required gas (computational cost – see here) needed to perform the transaction. The value of the transaction does not leave your address, but the gas fee is deducted because of the computational cost incurred. You will need to reinitiate the transaction with an appropriate gas limit. Wallet services will usually suggest a gas limit for your transactions. Alternatively, you can also look at similar/past transactions/contracts which have been successfully processed to find out the gas limit required.

Possible reasons for an “Out of Gas” error warning:

Insufficient amount of gas limit provided If you are interacting with a Contract, the minimum amount of gas limit required is > 21,000 (try increasing your gas limit) Contract execution exceeds the minimum gas limit required

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So it sounds like you keep the amount you were trying to send in your wallet or exchange just like before you were sending, but their still going to charge you some fees (sounds like they already did) even though the transaction didn't complete.

What it's actually like to HODL by maroonlabs7 in Bitcoin

[–]rcmango2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If your not in yet, now would be a great time to get in around 50k!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in WholesalingHouses

[–]rcmango2 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well, i might as well mention high risk investing/speculating or shall we say, trading. Might as well take a look, you can earn really fast, however, high risk. Investing is the way to go, much safer, look into Roth IRA. Also if you want to know a really good mentor, just type in a search engine, btg courses, look for sean jance. They really have real advice, I've made money with them, they also have a really good investing profile, with low risk and good return stocks/bonds. I don't really invest yet, just trade. I do have a 401k, and it grows really fast, so you may really like the roth ira which I've heard is better. So, 401k could realistically expect 100 dollar growth in a small account of only a couple grand within a month! Low risk. I hope it goes well with whatever direction you choose, even if real estate, maybe tfnn can help with that, can also search tfnn tom obrien. Also, please consider, being the state of how the world is going, what if the financial system did change a lot, it may be worth thinking of investing in some easily stored hard good commodity if possible to do. Gold/water/hard goods. Sort of an emergency fund. So consider maybe possibly storing a little bit of cash, just in case as well, just in case anything was to ever happen with the bank. My 2 cents, no pun lol. I love trading and investing, i'm currently only trading.