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Anonymous Coward User ID: 79581904 United Kingdom 11/04/2021 08:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 'NiobSwap is a Decentralized Exchange and Automatic Liquidity Acquisition Yield Farm running currently on Binance Smart Chain, with a three-type referral system, and opportunities to launch on several other blockchains as Polkadot, Polygon, Tron and Ethereum. We have created a deflation token, Niob, which allows a constant increasing price with a sufficient burn mechanism.' |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 79675150 United Kingdom 11/05/2021 11:55 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OK can someone explain this to me like I'm a 5 yr old? I've been buying crypto on Binance since last Feb and have actually made some nice gains but still don't understand what any of this stuff they talk about on the website means or what's so great about it but I'm definitely interested. Or links to some good and trusted tutorials would be nice Quoting: Non AC Centralised exchanges like Coinbase, Binance etc have owners and everytime you trade they get a cut. Decentralised exchanges rely on liquidity of assets and the users are the suppliers, certain exchanges will give you a % for keeping some of your crypto there. I think also maybe more importantly, the way things are going if you don't bend and comply to every request of the Technocratic Overlords - you might find yourself locked out of exchanges and bank accounts frozen etc... With decentralised exchanges you are in control of your own assets at all times, just keep your main stash in a hardware wallet or paper wallet. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 79675150 United Kingdom 11/05/2021 12:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OK can someone explain this to me like I'm a 5 yr old? I've been buying crypto on Binance since last Feb and have actually made some nice gains but still don't understand what any of this stuff they talk about on the website means or what's so great about it but I'm definitely interested. Or links to some good and trusted tutorials would be nice Quoting: Non AC Centralised exchanges like Coinbase, Binance etc have owners and everytime you trade they get a cut. Decentralised exchanges rely on liquidity of assets and the users are the suppliers, certain exchanges will give you a % for keeping some of your crypto there. I think also maybe more importantly, the way things are going if you don't bend and comply to every request of the Technocratic Overlords - you might find yourself locked out of exchanges and bank accounts frozen etc... With decentralised exchanges you are in control of your own assets at all times, just keep your main stash in a hardware wallet or paper wallet. Also buying some of the coin helps them reach there target goal to launch and it's at 17c per coin atm, it will launch at 44c when they reach there target or the 21st of December, whichever comes first. The coin is going to be listed on other exchanges as well. So if you didn't want to stake or use the exchange you can still over 2x your money if sold on the day of release I guess... Look at there roadmap and read the whitepaper. |
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Non AC User ID: 81091286 United States 11/05/2021 01:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OK can someone explain this to me like I'm a 5 yr old? I've been buying crypto on Binance since last Feb and have actually made some nice gains but still don't understand what any of this stuff they talk about on the website means or what's so great about it but I'm definitely interested. Or links to some good and trusted tutorials would be nice Quoting: Non AC Centralised exchanges like Coinbase, Binance etc have owners and everytime you trade they get a cut. Decentralised exchanges rely on liquidity of assets and the users are the suppliers, certain exchanges will give you a % for keeping some of your crypto there. I think also maybe more importantly, the way things are going if you don't bend and comply to every request of the Technocratic Overlords - you might find yourself locked out of exchanges and bank accounts frozen etc... With decentralised exchanges you are in control of your own assets at all times, just keep your main stash in a hardware wallet or paper wallet. Thanks for the explanation. I've been taking some time today to watch some videos and am looking at getting a hardware wallet now. I did register on that site but that's as far as I've got so far. Will be keeping an eye it |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 79530924 United States 11/05/2021 02:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OK can someone explain this to me like I'm a 5 yr old? I've been buying crypto on Binance since last Feb and have actually made some nice gains but still don't understand what any of this stuff they talk about on the website means or what's so great about it but I'm definitely interested. Or links to some good and trusted tutorials would be nice Quoting: Non AC Centralised exchanges like Coinbase, Binance etc have owners and everytime you trade they get a cut. Decentralised exchanges rely on liquidity of assets and the users are the suppliers, certain exchanges will give you a % for keeping some of your crypto there. I think also maybe more importantly, the way things are going if you don't bend and comply to every request of the Technocratic Overlords - you might find yourself locked out of exchanges and bank accounts frozen etc... With decentralised exchanges you are in control of your own assets at all times, just keep your main stash in a hardware wallet or paper wallet. Also buying some of the coin helps them reach there target goal to launch and it's at 17c per coin atm, it will launch at 44c when they reach there target or the 21st of December, whichever comes first. The coin is going to be listed on other exchanges as well. So if you didn't want to stake or use the exchange you can still over 2x your money if sold on the day of release I guess... Look at there roadmap and read the whitepaper. What are the staking reward % they offer? You have to hold their coin to stake with them? And if so, how much do you have to hold? Thanks I'm still trying to get my head around defi, and looking into the different platforms and staking %'s. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 81018647 United Kingdom 11/05/2021 03:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | What are the red flags? I didn't see a cartoon avatar, I just saw an interview with main dev. He shows his face, you can find his name and other projects he has worked on, it's all in the interview. You seem upset for no good reason, do you work for pancake swap lol |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 81018647 United Kingdom 11/05/2021 03:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OK can someone explain this to me like I'm a 5 yr old? I've been buying crypto on Binance since last Feb and have actually made some nice gains but still don't understand what any of this stuff they talk about on the website means or what's so great about it but I'm definitely interested. Or links to some good and trusted tutorials would be nice Quoting: Non AC Centralised exchanges like Coinbase, Binance etc have owners and everytime you trade they get a cut. Decentralised exchanges rely on liquidity of assets and the users are the suppliers, certain exchanges will give you a % for keeping some of your crypto there. I think also maybe more importantly, the way things are going if you don't bend and comply to every request of the Technocratic Overlords - you might find yourself locked out of exchanges and bank accounts frozen etc... With decentralised exchanges you are in control of your own assets at all times, just keep your main stash in a hardware wallet or paper wallet. Also buying some of the coin helps them reach there target goal to launch and it's at 17c per coin atm, it will launch at 44c when they reach there target or the 21st of December, whichever comes first. The coin is going to be listed on other exchanges as well. So if you didn't want to stake or use the exchange you can still over 2x your money if sold on the day of release I guess... Look at there roadmap and read the whitepaper. What are the staking reward % they offer? You have to hold their coin to stake with them? And if so, how much do you have to hold? Thanks I'm still trying to get my head around defi, and looking into the different platforms and staking %'s. I don't see a % I guess it would be scaled in price and time in some fashion, here is quote from there website: 'Yield farming lets users that are providing liquidity earn NIOB rewards by locking their LP tokens into a smart contract. The incentive is to balance out the risk of impermanent loss that comes along with locking in your liquidity.' |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 81094853 United Kingdom 11/05/2021 04:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I just took a look. Cartoon characters with just a first name. That, right there, is a YUGE red flag! Most if not all decentralized exchanges are anonymous, you won't find out who they are by choice. These guys have a face, credentials and licenses in place. I'm not 100% certain it's legit, but I do know that you likely didn't even know what crypto was 10 years ago. How would it be legit in your eyes? Would sleepy Joe have to approve it? I don't get why you so mad you have to reply to urself! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 81094853 United Kingdom 11/05/2021 05:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If you have no idea how crypto or exchanges work, think if it like this: Centralized exchanges - you have 10 red beans and you want 10 blue beans... you give your 10 red beans to the man who swaps them for you, but he only gives you 9 blue ones... you are left short because you can't swap them yourself, you have to pay the man with all the beans for the privilege of changing your beans. If you're OK with eating less and feeding the fat man, this is for you. Decentralized - you learn how to swap beans with other bean owners, and no one steals anything from you. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 77316815 11/05/2021 08:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Does anybody know how to trade on coinbase without getting gouged for 3 to 4% on every trade?? I'm trying to make pennies and their making dollars!! Quoting: nwo_watcher_911 You need to get your coins out of coinbase first, then trade them on a dex like this project will be. Dex's don't charge you for the privilege of trading your own coins, you only pay the transaction fees. TradeOgre is one I use, also no kyc. |
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Avenger1 User ID: 79174553 United States 11/05/2021 11:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Does anybody know how to trade on coinbase without getting gouged for 3 to 4% on every trade?? I'm trying to make pennies and their making dollars!! Quoting: nwo_watcher_911 Transfer everything to Pro.coinbase for free and trade from there. Fees are 80% less. No signup fees. Your username and password for Coinbase work for Pro.Coinbase. You can also set market, limit and stops. "Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes" "When the student is ready, the teacher will appear" |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80608547 Canada 11/06/2021 12:27 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Here is an opportunity to invest into a project that could possibly be a pancake swap equivalent but better in many ways... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80537180 'Decentralized Exchange and Automatic Liquidity Acquisition Yield Farm Better, faster, safer & sexier than everything you’ve seen before!' Take a look it lists on exchanges 12/21/21 [link to niob.finance (secure)] . stop scamming decent people. . |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80287828 United States 11/06/2021 12:37 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Here is an opportunity to invest into a project that could possibly be a pancake swap equivalent but better in many ways... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80537180 'Decentralized Exchange and Automatic Liquidity Acquisition Yield Farm Better, faster, safer & sexier than everything you’ve seen before!' Take a look it lists on exchanges 12/21/21 [link to niob.finance (secure)] What about the maiar exchange? |
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