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wtf. it got cancelled automatically 0.25 Ether ($417.17) - [CANCELLED] Transaction Fee:0**.**00627658908857333 Ether ($10.47) submitted by /u/Meggi-Online [link] [comments]
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I am sorry of this has been answered already, but my understanding is currently, staking rewards are locked and will be unlocked (along with the ability to withdraw staked ETH) after the upcoming Shanghai update. Is this the case? If it is, will we s...
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Over 60% of people say they face the term "metaverse" in their daily lives, and it continues to make news. The metaverse gained substantial traction last year as major firms competed to take advantage of its popularity. The metaverse becam...
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Following the launch of Blackrock spot Bitcoin Private Trust in August 2022, the crypto community was overjoyed. This was because Blackrock is the world’s largest fund manager, meaning potentially the most influential institutional investor the commu...
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Hi I'm new to crypto. I have a couple of questions regarding gnosis safe: Can you create a whitelist/blacklist in general? Can you create a whitelist/blacklist specifically for receiving/declining ETH or Tokens? Can you let the transfer of ETH or...
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Hi, I have a potential idea to track scammers. However it is probably contentious. If the IP address of the computer that sent a transaction to the mempool were to be appended to the transaction, would this allow for scammers to be tracked? As an as...
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This is a warning to all OpenSea users. I don't want anyone to go through the experience of losing so much money. I wanted to explore the OpenSea marketplace. I logged in and found two new items in my collection. Truplay #3 - Tru WML Play and Blo...
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One thing is certain, however, despite the inevitable ups and downs of the cryptocurrency markets: the popularity of play-to-earn blockchain games is only continuing to rise. Not just because more and better games are being produced but also because...
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Wondering if people here are mainly investing in crypto or stocks as well? What’s your current portfolio split? And how are you currently managing your crypto and stock portfolios? Would love to hear peoples thoughts! submitted by /u/...
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One of the things I love about Ethereum is the permissionless nature of it that allows various utility to be built on it that can be beneficial for everyone. And a privacy layer is exactly one such utility. Due to the open nature of blockchain one of...
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I'm not a developer, using youtube and chatgpt so far (latter is useless), doing it in vs code with hardhat. I'm aware of openzeppelin, I'm using its erc20 contract, but wanting to add some additional functionalities, and I'm just not...
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On Monday, the South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) issued guidance on the regulation of security tokens and their issuance. The Financial Services Commission, formerly Financial Supervisory Commission, is the South Korean government’s...
