New Crypto Exchange

[link to niob.finance (secure)]

17c per coin atm, will be 18c before the end of today

Hi guys here is a hot tip for the future, possibly many x's or moon.

It's called Mimur - they are releasing a blockchain based general knowledge quiz game where you can win crypto. Either in live tournaments or put up your own 'mimur' 1v1 winner takes all.

It just launched yesterday on gate.io and uniswap today, it's currently at $1.32.

It is going to be launched on Apple and Android, it could possibly introduce millions of users to crypto.

On black friday they will be taking over the Brave homepage for advertising, and they have celebrity hosts lined up to host the quiz'.

I personally think this coin could hit $5+ shortly and who knows how much depending on popularity...





Good luck if you get some, I think this could be YUGE

Nice

I think today might be last chance to lock in at 0.17

Nice idea

Voyager pays interest.
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That's nice.

But should you choose to educate yourself a little, you will learn you can make 100s or even 1000s of percent in a short time. All it takes is a little time and research.

If you're happy to collect 5% whilst someone is holding your btc fine.

I prefer to study, get in projects early and make my crypto work for me.
Some I flip fast, others I hold because they will have a big application in the future and have more growth potential than btc or eth.

I'd be very cautious of "investing" in something like this.

Back when I was fairly new to crypto, I got greedy and sent 2 ETH to a VERY convincing "dot io" website to buy into its token ICO.

Needless to say, it turned out to be a rug-pull.

The site looked the business; very professional, super-detailed graphical roadmap, whitepaper, the works.

All the dev team members had real photos, not cartoon avatars. I only noticed sometime later that their actual names were, for the most part, nonsensical, and that some of the pics were identified by scam detectors as being of differently-named people.

I've researched this to the best of my ability these guys look legit, they recently held a webinar with the main dev and he explained everything anyone asked.

It is always a risk investing in icos, like any crypto. I've had crypto vanish before with them but I've also made solid early investments.

I've put 100 dollars in btc into it, it's a gamble but if it doesn't vanish its a easy 2x possibly 10-1000x if it takes off.

Plus I like everything they are incorporating into one exchange, I'll likely use it for my own trading if it's successful.

OK, so long as you know the potential risks, then throwing a few bucks of play money at it can't hurt, and you MIGHT make out like a bandito!

Nothing to get Look at the link. At the end says ref=####
Basically this is spam.

Last Edited by ANONYM0US C0WARD on 11/07/2021 08:22 AM

What is your problem, how is it spam?

I wouldn't of came across bitcoin and crypto if it were not for glp posters alerting me to the potential of crypto.

I'm glad I saw this thread and if I make a few bucks from it, I'd buy op a beer.

Last Edited by Inevitability on 11/07/2021 08:51 AM

I get about hundred crypto emails a day with same type of links i can forward to you if you like?

No need, but maybe you should refine your internet footprint. You've obviously been identified as an easy target, and your email address is passed around like the village bike. I receive spam mail a handful of times in a year lol.

I think the people of glp have a certain level of intelligence to be able to assess the risk vs reward themselves.

It looks like a good little bet to me, it's certainly not an email from a Nigerian prince offering me millions of dollars.

Discernment is key.

Exactly!

I'm just doing it for fun, it's an interesting game to learn this crypto stuff. As you learn you make more money as a bi-product, and watching new coins skyrocket after launch is super fun. Take out your initial investment what you put in and rinse and repeat with a new project. Accumulating cash whilst learning the markets and predicting the future all in one!

Don't get me wrong, I have bought a few shitcoins but I keep them to serve me as a reminder not to do it again.

I would just say to anyone, if you can't afford to lose that amount of money from your pocket without being able to still go and buy your shopping you probably shouldn't be messing in crypto.

Can anyone explain to me how yield farming works?

It must work but I don't see how it's sustainable, I have no clue how it works.

Well that's two of us with no clue, it just confuses me, all this compounding interest and yields.

I'm ok with staking and doing a little of my own mining. I guess there is more reading to do...

True, but if you ask the wrong people the is still always no.

It's 18c per token now.

I got some at 17c but with btc so high now you would probably get more tokens for the same $amount

Btc all time high

What if you ask the right people?