$ADA usually kept in wealth management to earn some interest, the day before yesterday I prepared to sell it for a profit, but when I went to redeem it, I found out it would take three days to settle. Now the opportunity is gone, you say should I give up the meager profits from wealth management?
$ADA Hehe, a group of crazy people. It's best if the strategic reserves don't need to go through a congressional vote. I will slowly build my position to short, quietly build my position, and activate silent mode.
Good words are hard to persuade a death-seeking ghost. Just give up.
泽林Zelin
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Everyone, regarding Pi, we can’t say it’s a fact anymore! It has been reported and taken down!
Pi coins are neither black nor hyped! Pi coins! Neither black nor hyped! Those who understand should comment, and those who don’t should refrain from speaking nonsense. First of all, I declare that I am not a paid commenter, nor am I a supporter of Pi. My elderly family members do have some Pi coins, with a total of over 40,000 when counting Pi coins, computing power coins, and basic coins. Currently, it's 8 green and 9 yellow, waiting to migrate to the mainnet. Now, I would like to express my own views on several hotly debated issues, and my comments only represent personal opinions! The total amount of Pi coins going to the mainnet is only 6 billion. Those boasting about a single coin being worth 3141 clearly don't know how to think. If it were worth so much, its market value would have already surpassed Bitcoin. Not to mention there's still over 90 billion in circulation! Is it aiming for the price of buying Earth? If this 6 billion coin market value can reach the top three to top five, that would be something to celebrate! So how much can one coin be worth at most? It's self-evident.
1. Account identity verification - everyone should have this 2. Follow the EOS Network Foundation 3. Share the event article 4. Trade EOS for 100U (for safety, 101U) 5. From the fifth step of the event page, post a 100-word article with the same #hashtag as this one
So, how to trade EOS? You can stake to a leveraged account, borrow EOS, sell it, then buy back EOS and transfer it for repayment, only spending transaction fees + interest on borrowed coins, easily participate in the event. Note: Borrowing from a leveraged account carries risks. If the staked coin rapidly depreciates or the borrowed coin suddenly spikes, there is a risk of losing coins.
Earn U from activities! Focus on step four 4. EOS buying and selling costs 100U (101U for insurance purposes)
So how to buy and sell EOS? You can mortgage to a margin account, lend EOS, offer to sell it, buy back EOS, transfer it in for repayment, and only pay handling fees + interest on the loan, and participate in activities easily. Note: There are risks in borrowing from a margin account. If the pledged currency drops rapidly or the loaned currency drops sharply, there is a risk of exploding the gold coins. I heard that the interest rate on EOS is a little higher now. You can calculate the interest on lending for financial management and deduct the interest on borrowing coins. If there is any left, hehe, everyone understands. in addition Leverage borrowing has hourly interest rates! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Leverage borrowing has hourly interest rates! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Leverage borrowing has hourly interest rates! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !