Serious question: Today they stole 100 dollars from metamask. Yesterday I was making my own memecoin following a YouTuber's tutorial. I followed the step by step and in remix I set up the project and transferred the newly created memes to my metamask wallet. When I woke up the next day to add liquidity to the new meme created, I no longer had my funds in my wallet. Is it possible that the contract made had permissions to withdraw funds from my wallet??? Or how they managed the robbery. They took the memes and 100 dollars I had in bnb.
serious question What happens if I can buy more than 60% of the supply of a low-cap, low-volume coin? How can I make it gain value if I own more than 60%?
Baby myro coin A recently launched coin that can be obtained through swap on web3 here on Binance. It is still available at a very good price. Take advantage before it goes to the moon.
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I advise this following a crypto rule that has worked for me: Don't put the eggs in one place.
This has given me some new cryptos in launchpool. #NFPrompt #ACEfusionist #SleeplessAI However, I also usually change them to USDT the same day they are delivered. This is what I plan to do with SleeplessAI tomorrow.
But I have a doubt:
It is a better strategy to hold the tokens received or continue exchanging them as before.
Personally I have experienced it as a learning experience.
Since I started I have gone from less to more.
I see it as an alternative way to save.
On average, it has generated an annual return of approximately 10% for three years.
When you start you hope to double or multiply your investment and the truth is I'm still waiting for that stroke of luck.
But for now I'm still learning to use various tools such as #swap , #wallets , graph readings, #ICO , etc.
And I feel comfortable because at least my crypto returns have been higher than those of a traditional bank. Although I repeat, I hope for the day I can make my wallet x100 or x1000.
I have learned that the key is to look for new projects because with established ones the profits are smaller. Although it is always good to get #bitcoin and #eth at low prices.
Since its launch was announced I ventured to look for ways to purchase this new project.
Along the way I learned about web3 and wallets. I bought a portion of #eth with 30 dollars and I went to the trust wallet because in a publication I read that that was the way to buy #NFPrompt
Then in the trust wallet it actually appeared to make a swan between eth and NFP
But it automatically went from 5000 nfp to 1200 NFP and said that the gas would be 7 dollars for using the eth chain.
At that moment I hesitated because it seemed like a lot of money in gas and because the swan was a new method for me and new tools: wallets, I didn't want to take on more losses.
Finally I decided to just move the $30 to Binance via eth wallet and added it to my wallet
And I settled for locking my bnb capital in launchpool to get some nfp
Ultimately obtaining 9 coins equivalent at this time to just over 11 dollars.
My question is, has anyone finished this step by step in Wallet trust or in uniswan and won the pump of +6,000?
Was this the way or making swan without official currency list not work?
I appreciate comments that guide me Indeed it appeared on the purchase list and for 30 dollars they offered me 5000 #nfp