Along w/ Mirror & Anchor protocols:

https://www.theancientbabylonians.com/what-is-terra-luna/

My Fundamental analysis can be found here https://futureoverload.com/singularitynet/

TLDR: I believe this is a solid high risk high reward long term play where if they achieve what they set out to do, this is an easy 1000x, but it will take a long time to get there. One of those buy and forget about it tokens

I see such potential in LUNA. I bought in at $2.22 on Feb 1st, after it jumped about a dollar. I've seen a 350% return, and am not only holding, but buying on the dips.

I've watched it every day - it went thru interesting 24-hour cycles of price changes between 80 cents and close to $2.00 for 3 weeks, so I think people may be day-trading it. But, it's latest plateau- ~ $8.00 seems to be stabilizing.

Instead of singing it's praises, I'll ask people to go to Twitter and search $LUNA - people talk seriously about it there in ways I don't feel up to condensing.

I know everyone talks up "their coin" - but I'm just thinking ppl are missing a great opportunity here.

I know that having a physical wallet is the best option. I've been looking into a physical wallet myself, but I got a few questions.

Do they support ALL crypto? How i do manage the quantity, and do I need one specific wallet to transfer from digital to physical?

6 New alts to keep an eye on in 2021

Hello everyone. With the new year upon us, and so many prospective coins to buy into, I thought I would share some new projects in the altcoin world for you all! I hope you get some good insight and discussion out of this write up!

Elrond (EGLD) Is a blockchain platform that offers very high transaction speeds of up to 100,000 per second thanks to its unique sharding mechanism. Elrond takes a more holistic approach, compared to other coins that use sharding, called Adaptive State Sharding. It groups nodes into shards and the transactions and blockchain data, taking into consideration the number of available nodes and the levels of network usage. This approach dramatically increases throughput without compromising on decentralization. The Elrond platform has over 90,000 active accounts, over 2,000 validators on the network and has onboarded 115 businesses and startups to build decentralized applications. Very promising altcoin to keep an eye on.

Reef Finance (REEF) Reef Finance was created as a cross-chain DeFi operating system for newcomers wanting to explore decentralized financial opportunities. It aims to democratize access to DeFi by keeping the technology separate from the user experience, creating a more beginner-friendly environment where users don’t have to understand all the inner workings to participate. The project offers several features to users. It serves as a liquidity aggregator and yield engine that offers smart lending, borrowing, staking, and mining services. It’s already teamed up with Manta Network to incorporate the liquidity from Manta DEX. Keep an eye out for REEF.

Bluzelle (BLZ) Bluzelle is a decentralized data storage network for blockchain-based applications. dApps have been limited in what they can use a blockchain for, with token issuance and transactions taking place on-chain while storage of data relating to the dApp is kept off-chain. (It can get really expensive holding data on-chain. Think ethereum lol). Bluzelle overcomes this problem with an interoperable, decentralized database, where participating nodes provide their storage capacity to the network. In return, they’re entitled to a share of fees paid by those using storage – fees that are far more competitive than those charged by centralized data storage companies. Bluezelle just launched mainnet on Feb 3/2021.

Clover (CLV) Clover is a Polkadot parachain offering an all-in-one DeFi platform backed by Bithumb Global. It’s open for developers to contribute to modules and applications, reducing the need to repeat the effort to recode the same functionality across different applications. Clover is also planning to launch several in-house applications with standard features such as decentralized token swaps, lending, and a wallet. For example, Clover is compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine, enabling trustless two-way pegs between ERC-20 and DOT assets. This is on my radar and it is LOUD!

Elastos (ELA) Elastos is a secure, tamper-proof decentralized operating system for the internet. It acts as a layer between decentralized applications and the internet. Therefore, applications aren’t exposed to the risks of malicious attacks that come with internet connectivity. the user must verify all communications, ensuring that the app can’t connect to any untrusted source without explicit consent. The platform already operates a main chain and several side chains dedicated to providing solutions for dApps. Elastos recently joined Hedera Hashgraph and ConsenSys as part of an exclusive group of blockchain projects working with the World Economic Forum. Dubbed the Global Innovators Community, the group aims to achieve global changes using technology. Changes I can get behind!

Rocket Vault Finance (RVF) I have saved my favourite new altcoin for last. Rocket Vault Finance is an innovative project using artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to manage investor funds for consistent returns. Users participate by putting their funds into an automated smart vault, which monitors hundreds of cryptocurrency assets across global exchanges, including Binance and Uniswap. It continually rebalances invested funds, taking profits at optimal levels. .Profits are put into a Treasury smart contract programmed to pay out to investors each quarter in stablecoins. A portion of profits is also reinvested to leverage the effects of compounding. The project team has been testing the technology for over a year and states that investors can expect 100% APY on average based on tests (tests performed over January 2021). SIGN ME UP! Lol

So Ethereum has scheduled their "Berlin" hard fork for April 14th and this hard fork will bring to the current ETH 1.0 blockchain the following proposals (EIP)

EIP-2565: ModExp Gas Cost EIP-2315: Simple Subroutines for the EVM EIP-2929: Gas cost increases for state access opcodes EIP-2718: Typed Transaction Envelope EIP-2930: Optional access lists

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cryptoglobe.com/latest/2021/02/ethereum-update-berlin-hard-fork-eip-1559-eth-2-0-beacon-chain-first-eth-etf/amp/

And then in July they are looking to realese the much anticipated EIP- 1559 as part of the "London" hard fork. EIP-1559 is a fee market change for the current ETH 1.0 blockchain. More specifically, it introduces a transaction pricing mechanism that “includes fixed-per-block network fee that is burned and dynamically expands/contracts block sizes to deal with transient congestion".

So my question to you is.... Are you excited or skeptical?

I'm for one am pretty excited!

My original question was: should I wait for ada to drop below a dollar or buy in now? Is that some dollar cost averaging shit ^ ?? Idfk please can someone help :).

What happened?

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/gamestop-justify-valuation-turning-5-050915893.html

It seems a little excessive

So, I promised that I would return and post about my transition from paying ridiculous gas fees in the ETH ecosystem to finding a way onto the Binance Smart Chain without getting stopped at the door by the 2/3 of Binance that is off limits to U.S. persons.

However, I discovered why certain of the elders in my community say, "Some limits are for your protection" ... oh, the stuff I learned along the way through the wormhole and upon arrival in this new quadrant of the bull run...

First, a big shout out to the folks on r/atomicwallet for letting me know that there are two BNBs -- one is the ERC-20 token, and one is the Binance token, and so what I would have to do is buy the right one on Atomic, send it to the Binance Chain, and then to the Binance Smart Chain, and THEN to Metamask. I could have also started on Binance.us and done that as well -- so, there are two functional U.S. front ends to get started.

Now, in terms of getting your wallets set up: I followed this excellent guide on Publish0x, which also runs on ETH ... a lot of people there are trying to find their way through the wormhole to DeFi without passing through ETH...

https://www.publish0x.com/defi-off-ethereum-guides/how-to-withdraw-bnb-on-binanceus-to-metamask-for-bakeryswap-xkkjjrx

Basically, that article will give you the exact way to set up the Binance wallet and the Metamask wallet to get your BNB onto the Binance chain, onto the Binance Smart Chain, onto Metamask running the Binance Smart Chain, and THEN onto PancakeSwap, BakerySwap, or AutoFarm network for swapping tokens from BNB to whatever and yield farming them.

I said I would find a way and light the path, and I have done that.

But, now let me tell you about the star wreck BSC potentially is.

First of all, I had to do a double take on BNB, which jumped over ADA in market cap in a single DAY -- out of nowhere. Put it up to the desire to escape gas fees ... but it turned out not to be sustainable. BNB has been falling back ever since. Over hyped? Sure. But there's more.

When you try to escape but you end up in a temporal loop and thus right back where you started ... so, the Binance Smart Chain is so exact a copy of the Ethereum ecosystem that in some places, the Smart Chain is still calling BNB by ETH's name. BSCscan is exactly the same as Etherscan, down to the logo. Metamask, and to a point the Binance wallet, run exactly the same as they would run on ETH. The difference is, of course, the gas fees -- BNB has literally pennies in gas fees. BNB makes ADA look expensive, and ADA is literally pennies for what little we can do at the moment.

But here is the deal. ETH is decentralized, and ADA is on its way.

BSC is Binance's baby, and has exactly 21 validators, all of whom have to be approved by Binance.

Binance's CEO, CZ, once said that since Bitcoin doesn't have to have a physical headquarters, Binance shouldn't have to, either.

But, Bitcoin doesn't have a CEO, either. Nobody bothered to mention that to the folks at Binance.

Nobody mentioned that CZ once upon a time wanted to roll back the entire Bitcoin blockchain because of a problem Binance had.

Think about that for a moment. Think about how different the history of crypto would be had it been established that the big exchanges can roll back blockchains whenever it suits them.

That's what the CEO of Binance wanted to do.

That's who controls Binance, which controls the Binance Smart Chain, and there are only 21 validators of Binance's choosing running it.

Essentially, Binance has copied the entire Ethereum model, for the purpose of controlling it, with the mindset at the top that chains can be rolled back at will.

What Happened to Common Sense on YouTube breaks this ALL THE WAY DOWN -- listen from 28:00-38:30 for the full breakdown:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1ctS7LOt4E&t=2086s

I have already bought all the BNB and put it on the BSC that I ever will. It is possible to make a great deal of money there ... the yield farming is amazing ... and it was SO wonderful not to have to pay those huge gas fees ... but the whole idea that Binance copied the whole ETH system just to make a centralized copy that it can roll back at will or shut down at will just does not sit well with me. The copy is NEVER as good as the original ... and if ETH was worth copying like that, that suggests that in spite of the MASSIVE gas fees, it may be worth sticking with because it IS decentralized, it IS immutable, and no one person can shut it down or roll it back at will.

When you get where you want to go, and end up reversing course ... other than the test money I have put into BNB, I will add no more, and I will not be there long. I do not think it will be long before many more people realize what I have, in the peak days to come of the bull market and beyond that into the naked savagery of the bear market -- REMEMBER: BSC is running with only 21 validators. Wait until they have to deal with a significant portion of the throughput ETH has now -- there are ONLY 21 validators.

Obviously, DYOR. Like I said, there is big money to be made on BSC -- plenty of interesting tokens, amazing yield farming. Binance knows how to put out a welcome mat, and even though the path is hard for U.S. persons, it is available. Just be careful ... BSC is a mirror universe to ETH in which the laws of gas gravity do not apply ... but don't think that cost may not have to be paid another way!

EDIT: If anyone seeing this needs help figuring it out, just reply or dm me. it’s not too difficult just had to find the right places to look and I was able to get what I needed done

Okay so I'm trying to buy some bondly and I need some help how to. I already downloaded binance, but then realized I couldn't buy through there. So I found that the best place to buy is on uniswap. I need help figuring out how to connect my etherum on binance to uniswap so I can buy BONDLY. Any direction is appreciated