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Subject: Cryptovalute...chi sa, dica :)
A quanto vedo/leggo siamo in una nuova bolla.. La domanda è: quando scoppierà?
piena onda bullish con la dominance a favore delle alcoins (in pratica le alcoins performano meglio del bitcoin).
Quello di cui mi sono reso conto approcciandomi al mercato delle crypto è che in realtà ci sono millemila modi per ridurre il rischio incrementando il proprio portafogli (al di là del trading), è un universo spaventosamente vasto ma che permette, a chi si muove bene, di minimizzare il rischio bolla
Quello di cui mi sono reso conto approcciandomi al mercato delle crypto è che in realtà ci sono millemila modi per ridurre il rischio incrementando il proprio portafogli (al di là del trading), è un universo spaventosamente vasto ma che permette, a chi si muove bene, di minimizzare il rischio bolla
piena onda bullish con la dominance a favore delle alcoins (in pratica le alcoins performano meglio del bitcoin).
Vero, ma da ignorante chiedo: sfruttano l'onda lunga dei rialzi delle valute principali? Btc ed Eth stanno a palla
Vero, ma da ignorante chiedo: sfruttano l'onda lunga dei rialzi delle valute principali? Btc ed Eth stanno a palla
non sono un esperto, è solo da un mesetto che mi sono creato un portafoglio e mi ci sto dedicando..di sicuro le alcoins sfruttano eccome i momenti bullish del btc quindi se il mercato principale dovesse diventare bearish sicuramente ne patirebbe l'intero movimento.
Il fatto è che c'è una marea di richiesta a livelli inferiori per poter entrare nel trend, quindi un crollo veramente cospicuo e persistente pare sia difficile, probabile una bella correzione che rappresenterà più una opportunità di ingresso che una fuga vera e propria da parte di chi detiene btc
Poi c'è l'incredibile moda degli NFT che sta tenendo banco e facendo girare un sacco di crypto (soprattutto nel sistema ethereum)
Il fatto è che c'è una marea di richiesta a livelli inferiori per poter entrare nel trend, quindi un crollo veramente cospicuo e persistente pare sia difficile, probabile una bella correzione che rappresenterà più una opportunità di ingresso che una fuga vera e propria da parte di chi detiene btc
Poi c'è l'incredibile moda degli NFT che sta tenendo banco e facendo girare un sacco di crypto (soprattutto nel sistema ethereum)
crollo notturno del BTC durante la sessione asiatica, seguito da tutte le altre, ALT in primis.
sembrerebbe che la causa siano i rumors riguardo un procedimento del Tesoro USA verso varie istituzioni finanziarie, accusate di riciclaggio attraverso le crypto...
Botto clamoroso
sembrerebbe che la causa siano i rumors riguardo un procedimento del Tesoro USA verso varie istituzioni finanziarie, accusate di riciclaggio attraverso le crypto...
Botto clamoroso
era prevedibile questo "crollo"
l'uscita di coinbase sul listino nasdaq e la Hellen sono la miccia
guarda questo giro se ritraccia veramente non so se resisto a non prendere qualcosa :D
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l'uscita di coinbase sul listino nasdaq e la Hellen sono la miccia
guarda questo giro se ritraccia veramente non so se resisto a non prendere qualcosa :D
(edited)
vi segnalo la mia pagina dedicata al mondo bitcoin:
https://morkemindy.com/category/bitcoin/
nelle prossime settimane proseguiremo con l'uscita di post informativi interessati.
nel frattempo vi caldeggio la lettura di questo spunto che ho scritto personalmente, utile per comprendere quante risorse dedicare al mondo crypto fatto 100 le proprie risorse personali (tra i l'1% e il 3% per intenderci):
https://morkemindy.com/bitcoin-e-diversificazione/
https://morkemindy.com/category/bitcoin/
nelle prossime settimane proseguiremo con l'uscita di post informativi interessati.
nel frattempo vi caldeggio la lettura di questo spunto che ho scritto personalmente, utile per comprendere quante risorse dedicare al mondo crypto fatto 100 le proprie risorse personali (tra i l'1% e il 3% per intenderci):
https://morkemindy.com/bitcoin-e-diversificazione/
Stavo seguendo sta moneta per curiosità e perché l'idea di giocare e guadagnare non mi sembra male:
My DEFI Pet (DPET)
Il 28 giugno che e' il giorno che me la sono annotata stava a 0.421049 GBP mentre adesso sta a £4.58, in pratica si e' decuplicata in un mese
Mi sapreste spiegare perché?
My DEFI Pet (DPET)
Il 28 giugno che e' il giorno che me la sono annotata stava a 0.421049 GBP mentre adesso sta a £4.58, in pratica si e' decuplicata in un mese
Mi sapreste spiegare perché?
curiosando sugli interessi che si maturano nel prestare cripto mi sono imbattuto in un tizio che ha messo nel pool 8M di euro
Mi son sentito una merda, secca
Mi son sentito una merda, secca
https://impermax.medium.com/what-is-yield-leverage-and-why-is-it-important-to-defi-568f3e3aa2e2
Non consiglio niente e tantomeno impermax, ma i principi qui esposti sono di interessante lettura
Non consiglio niente e tantomeno impermax, ma i principi qui esposti sono di interessante lettura
Fake Banksy NFT sold through artist's website for £244k
A hacker has returned $336,000 to a British collector after he tricked him into buying a fake NFT advertised through the artist's official website.
A link to an online auction for the NFT was posted on a now-deleted page of banksy.co.uk.
The auction ended early after the man offered 90% more than rival bidders.
Banksy's team told the BBC "any Banksy NFT auctions are not affiliated with the artist in any shape or form".
With NFTs, artwork can be "tokenised" to create a digital certificate of ownership that can be bought and sold.
They do not generally give the buyer the actual artwork or its copyright.
The Banksy fan who got duped says he thought he was buying the world-famous graffiti artist's first ever NFT.
The man who is in his 30s and wanted to remain anonymous explained over Twitter direct messages that he suspects Banksy's site was hacked, and that he was the victim of an elaborate scam.
He says the hacker returned all the money except for the transaction fee of around £5,000 on Monday evening.
The prominent NFT collector uses the online name Pranksy said the whole episode was bizarre but that the hacker may have got scared.
"The refund was totally unexpected, I think the press coverage of the hack plus the fact that I had found the hacker and followed him on Twitter may have pushed him into a refund.
"I feel very lucky when a lot of others in a similar situation with less reach would not have had the same outcome," he said.
He says he was first alerted to the auction by an anonymous person in his community on the social network Discord on Monday morning.
Banksy's official site had a new page called NFT which included a link to an auction site selling an NFT called Great Redistribution of the Climate Change Disaster.
After entering a bid far above his rivals the auction was swiftly ended and the funds - in cryptocurrency Ethereum - were sent to the scammer.
'Feels like a hack'
"It does seem to be some hack of the site. I confirmed the URL on PC and mobile before bidding. I only made the bid because it was hosted on his site.
"When the bid was accepted I immediately thought it was probably fake," he said.
Banksy's team did not respond to questions about how his site was compromised but said: "The artist Banksy has not created any NFT artworks."
The buyer suspects the person who alerted him and others to the Banksy NFT sale may have been the hacker themselves.
'Irreversible'
Tom Robinson, from cryptocurrency analysis company Elliptic, confirmed there was nothing the buyer could do once he has placed his bid on the auction platform OpenSea.
"OpenSea is the eBay of NFTs - it allows anyone to sell digital art that they own, or have created themselves. Once a bid has been placed, the seller can accept and the cryptocurrency is irreversibly transferred," he said.
A hacker has returned $336,000 to a British collector after he tricked him into buying a fake NFT advertised through the artist's official website.
A link to an online auction for the NFT was posted on a now-deleted page of banksy.co.uk.
The auction ended early after the man offered 90% more than rival bidders.
Banksy's team told the BBC "any Banksy NFT auctions are not affiliated with the artist in any shape or form".
With NFTs, artwork can be "tokenised" to create a digital certificate of ownership that can be bought and sold.
They do not generally give the buyer the actual artwork or its copyright.
The Banksy fan who got duped says he thought he was buying the world-famous graffiti artist's first ever NFT.
The man who is in his 30s and wanted to remain anonymous explained over Twitter direct messages that he suspects Banksy's site was hacked, and that he was the victim of an elaborate scam.
He says the hacker returned all the money except for the transaction fee of around £5,000 on Monday evening.
The prominent NFT collector uses the online name Pranksy said the whole episode was bizarre but that the hacker may have got scared.
"The refund was totally unexpected, I think the press coverage of the hack plus the fact that I had found the hacker and followed him on Twitter may have pushed him into a refund.
"I feel very lucky when a lot of others in a similar situation with less reach would not have had the same outcome," he said.
He says he was first alerted to the auction by an anonymous person in his community on the social network Discord on Monday morning.
Banksy's official site had a new page called NFT which included a link to an auction site selling an NFT called Great Redistribution of the Climate Change Disaster.
After entering a bid far above his rivals the auction was swiftly ended and the funds - in cryptocurrency Ethereum - were sent to the scammer.
'Feels like a hack'
"It does seem to be some hack of the site. I confirmed the URL on PC and mobile before bidding. I only made the bid because it was hosted on his site.
"When the bid was accepted I immediately thought it was probably fake," he said.
Banksy's team did not respond to questions about how his site was compromised but said: "The artist Banksy has not created any NFT artworks."
The buyer suspects the person who alerted him and others to the Banksy NFT sale may have been the hacker themselves.
'Irreversible'
Tom Robinson, from cryptocurrency analysis company Elliptic, confirmed there was nothing the buyer could do once he has placed his bid on the auction platform OpenSea.
"OpenSea is the eBay of NFTs - it allows anyone to sell digital art that they own, or have created themselves. Once a bid has been placed, the seller can accept and the cryptocurrency is irreversibly transferred," he said.