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The first message ever sent on Ethereum was "hello2!" - and nobody used the contract again
On August 8, 2015 - just hours after Ethereum mainnet launched - someone deployed a decentralized messaging contract and sent themselves one test message: "hello2!" Block 54971. The deployer called sendMessage() to their own address with the string "hello2!" and …
Did traders "sell the news" after the FOMC meeting? What's the verdict?
Two days ago the FOMC meeting was presented as a "make or break" moment for the markets but they still seem a bit undecided. Seems like it didn't have much impact after all
Got gifted solana what should i do
Zero experience with crypto by the way. this happened entirely by accident. I sold a bunch because its a lot of money for me (I lost all my savings and job due to a medical situation ). Have about 69 …
SOLm might be one of the most misunderstood long-term plays on Solana right now
Everyone talks about rewards tokens. Very few actually generate the rewards. That’s where SOLm stands out. At its core, SOLm isn’t relying on hype volume or hoping for buyers to sustain it. It’s built around an arbitrage-driven engine that actively …
Crypto cards are finally getting good.
For years they were incredibly clunky, got declined at half the terminals, and punished you with terrible hidden spreads. Now, it feels exactly like using any other credit cards. I tapped my BitMart card for a grocery and shoppping this …
Most people in crypto aren’t actually investing
feels like most people in crypto aren’t really investing, they’re just chasing something chasing the next pump, the next “hidden gem”, the next story they saw on twitter about someone turning nothing into something and I get it, that’s what …
What’s a popular opinion you completely disagree with?
A popular one I don’t fully agree with is: *“Crypto trading is only for quick profits.”* A lot of people treat crypto like a casino, jumping in for fast gains and getting out just as quickly. But that mindset ignores …