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SHIBs settling at .00027-.000030 and it sounds like it might be listed on Robinhood on Halloween. Hope that pushes it to a new ATH.
 
does anyone use pancakeswap? It's the largest DEX on the binance smart chain. No erc-20 gas fees; transaction fees are on the scale of pennies. I'm doing the auto cake pool and it's paying off really well. I think the cake token could go up to ~$40 again during the end of this bull run.
 
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Be careful with anything other than bitcoin.
I did another large buy. Will do weekly for 6 months.
 

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Bowling4Bikes said:
does anyone use pancakeswap? It's the largest DEX on the binance smart chain. No erc-20 gas fees; transaction fees are on the scale of pennies. I'm doing the auto cake pool and it's paying off really well. I think the cake token could go up to ~$40 again during the end of this bull run.
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Do your research on BSc(binance). I'm fully deployed, but don't plan on ever participating on anything on their chain. My stacks of ada, dot and eth are about equal.
 
So I'm late to the party but decided to just try Gambling, i mean investing, in come coins. I bought a few shit coins and have doubled my money in a month. I don't wanna go full ham and get serious with it just yet. Was thinking about buying some stakeable coins and using cex.io and see how that goes.
 
R3DS!X said:
So I'm late to the party but decided to just try Gambling, i mean investing, in come coins. I bought a few shit coins and have doubled my money in a month. I don't wanna go full ham and get serious with it just yet. Was thinking about buying some stakeable coins and using cex.io and see how that goes.
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My dot is staked on kraken for 12%. What did you buy? Depending on what you have, now might be the best time to sell those coins with a good profit.....
 
shiba and xlm have been my larger investments that are doing alright.

I'm really tempted to buy some RLY and IOTX
 
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panthera said:
Be careful with anything other than bitcoin.
I did another large buy. Will do weekly for 6 months.
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:thumbup "never invest more than you are willing to lose"

I would also be careful with bitcoin as well. Institutional investors are accumulating, with the presumptive goal to control the market.

question: is there a reason you would rather buy btc at near-ATH instead of taking the same money and buying a btc miner which will generate 3x the amount of btc before the next halving?
 
You won't find a miner that will do that. I've been mining for years. I have 6 Dragonmints T17. They make better miners but take long to get and once you plug them in, so does everyone else that bought that batch. Next the difficulty adjusts higher. Mining is not as profitable as some think. And you need near zero electricity cost. In the bay I was at about 1500 a month in electricity.
Now I mostly put in money that I don't have invested already. I have the proceeds from a house sale that I'm slowly dca that into btc. From all indications we are headed for a big run up. I'm preparing.
 
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You won't find a miner that will do that. I've been mining for years. I have 6 Dragonmints T17. They make better miners but take long to get and once you plug them in, so does everyone else that bought that batch. Next the difficulty adjusts higher. Mining is not as profitable as some think. And you need near zero electricity cost. In the bay I was at about 1500 a month in electricity.
Now I mostly put in money that I don't have invested already. I have the proceeds from a house sale that I'm slowly dca that into btc. From all indications we are headed for a big run up. I'm preparing.
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:thumbup thanks. Nothing wrong with outright buying btc. Especially with so much new money coming in. My mining experience sounds a bit different than yours. yes, you definitely need to colocate out of state. I'm at $.40+/kWh in Fremont. I have a few miners in NY and one upcoming in KY they are both about $.10/kWh. It isn't always easy to find the top of the line stuff, or the right people that will host 1 or 2 miners, but they are out there.
 
Yep. I agree. The deal for me was that when I'm mining I pretty much break even at that moment. Years later those coins are worth way more.
I moved recently and have not reset up the miners. I co-organize a bitcoin group up north in Redding. I have an ongoing challenge to anyone that has space and power that I will provide the miner, set up, maintenance and monitoring for the entire system and I will split the mined btc with them. We'll see where that goes. I do have solar now and may just run a circuit to power them and mine again myself. When in Oakland I harvested the heat for our house. Kept it at a steady 78°f.
 
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shiba and xlm have been my larger investments that are doing alright.

I'm really tempted to buy some RLY and IOTX
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Be very very careful putting large amounts into non-projects. SHIB is a joke of a joke, literally only propped up by popularity and Musk. I'd take profit on that whenever you have it and go into an established project. Otherwise you're playing poker with a 1000 card deck...
 
panthera said:
Yep. I agree. The deal for me was that when I'm mining I pretty much break even at that moment. Years later those coins are worth way more.
I moved recently and have not reset up the miners. I co-organize a bitcoin group up north in Redding. I have an ongoing challenge to anyone that has space and power that I will provide the miner, set up, maintenance and monitoring for the entire system and I will split the mined btc with them. We'll see where that goes. I do have solar now and may just run a circuit to power them and mine again myself. When in Oakland I harvested the heat for our house. Kept it at a steady 78°f.
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:thumbup

What's the electricity cost in redding?

I wonder if we can help each other. I had a contact in Gardnerville NV but they ended up being kinda not good. There's opportunity in NV for us, we just need enough power to justify it.
 
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Not sure actually. I have solar and havent seen a true up bill for a few years. I asked my wife recently and she hasnt seen on as well. The deal here is that I will have to put in the infrustructure to support them. Probably cost a grand and time to set up. If all else fails I will just wait until I have time and run the sub panel and circuits myself.
 
too bad the ETF sells futures. Instead of the btc itself, people will gamble on the future price. Maybe someone smarter than me (read: probably everyone) can explain how this doesn't add to the volatility of the crypto market.
 
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