Official BGOL Crypto Currency Thread ★★★★★

I called this shit WAYYYY before him.
Look back at my post in here
inside 2 years this token will be $5.00+ EASY!!! 3 years $10

When it was Ethos I cleaned up over 1.5 Large
Voyager bought Ethos now it's rebranded on March 13 it was 1.7 Cent
I been gobbling this shit up and ready for another big payday
What site do you use? Is the ticker $VGX?
 
Good lookin' out on this.
So is VGX going to make me rich? lol I ain't got much in the game anymore. I started with 3k (2017)in crypto and saw it go up to 16k total assets largely due to getting WTC and BCH early. Now all I have is 1300 in BTC lol Trying to figure out what would be the best bet. I've given up on XRP long time ago.

-Get back in while you still can. 2017 part II is coming soon. "DeFi" cryptos are popping right now
-VGX?...It could, it definitely looks like a hidden gem. RnB Thug is the better person in here to ask since the one who put everyone on it.
 
-Get back in while you still can. 2017 part II is coming soon. "DeFi" cryptos are popping right now
-VGX?...It could, it definitely looks like a hidden gem. RnB Thug is the better person in here to ask since the one who put everyone on it.

Yep. Chainlink is taking off. It's currently number 5 by market cap.

 
Watch this one...
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Klaytn (KLAY)
https://www.klaytn.com/partners
https://www.kakaocorp.com/
I might have found a hidden monster in S.Korea.
It was developed by Kakao which appears to be the Korean Google/Facebook.

Expect this to be VERY involved in gaming. They're partnered with THETA and Silver.tv
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And they've recently partnered with Samsung.


Klaytn (KLAY) :money:
$ 0.714768 USD
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$KLAY, $THETA and $DTA are all a trio.
-$DTA is the Korean $BAT and working with $THETA
-$THETA is partnered with both Samsung and $KLAY
-$KLAY is partnered with Theta, Samsung, LG, etc. and is created by Kakao.......
- Kakao in short...Is the Asian Google
-Why is CZ/Binance a member of Klaytn's governance council?
-Why was Warren Buffett given a ledger with coins that included $KLAY?
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Voyager CEO Stephen Ehrlich answers our questions - "Why do we have to wait 5 days to withdraw Digital Assets and WHY can't we take ALL assets off of the Voyager platform?"

 
Investing in Bitcoin IRAs: Reading Into the Pros and Cons


I converted my IRA to a self directed account via Madison Trust back in 2018 and invested all of it in crypto. I'm going to be rich as fuck or homeless in the future. One or the other.
 
IRS Plans to Ask Every American Worker if They Used Crypto in 2020
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On Aug. 19, the IRS released drafts of its income tax forms for 2020, which will ask every American filing income for the year whether or not they used crypto.
Early into its very first page, the latest 1040 form asks: “At any time during 2020, did you receive, sell, send, exchange, or otherwise acquire any financial interest in any virtual currency?”
Chandan Lodha, founder of crypto tax software firm Cointracker, told Cointelegraph:
“The cryptocurrency question is now front and center on the IRS Form 1040 for next year. Pretty clearly shows that the IRS is taking cryptocurrency taxes even more seriously.”
The news follows a series of other indicators that the tax agency is stepping up its work to bring crypto to heel.



 
may not have been the best move, but I said fuck it and bought Mantra Dao. Lately my only major gainer has been Cardano.

I'm starting to feel like the older or more established projects may not grow as fast or at all for what my two year goals are. I'm going to need to take some small risk with newer projects while I wait for the older ones to push higher. I don't really trust the whole Defi thing, but they may push the market similar to the ETH ICO craze in 2017
 
may not have been the best move, but I said fuck it and bought Mantra Dao. Lately my only major gainer has been Cardano.

I'm starting to feel like the older or more established projects may not grow as fast or at all for what my two year goals are. I'm going to need to take some small risk with newer projects while I wait for the older ones to push higher. I don't really trust the whole Defi thing, but they may push the market similar to the ETH ICO craze in 2017
Are you claiming crypto on your taxes?
 
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Transaction fees on the Ethereum network have recently reached a new hourly record. According to Glassnode, an on-chain analytics firm, miners on the network earned over $500,000 in just one hour today as Ether (ETH) rallied.

Currently sitting at its 2020 high of $486, Ether rallied 10% today. The spike in network activity is thought to be related to the launch of Sushiswap, a fork of Uniswap that has hit $1 billion in total value locked in less than 24 hours.

The news may sound good for Ether miners whose revenue is increased by higher fees and more transactions. In fact, Ethereum’s network hash rate has been growing consistently, having reached its 20-month high recently, despite the recent controversy regarding a proposal that aims to reduce block rewards by 75%.

However, it points to an ever-growing issue in the sustainability of Ethereum in the short and long term. While DeFi seems to be leading to a renewed bull run for Ether, it also seems to be the major cause for its technical issues.
As the decentralized finance sector continues to push the activity beyond the network’s limits, congestion on the network leads to a higher number of unconfirmed transactions, longer wait times and higher fees as users compete to get their transactions confirmed faster. This issue also makes some smart contracts virtually unusable, an extremely crucial problem for the future of Ethereum as a smart contract platform.
While Tether (USDT) has consistently been the biggest gas spender on the network, decentralized exchange and liquidity protocol Uniswap recently surpassed Tether as the smart contract that uses the most amount of gas.
Uniswap also made media waves as it surpassed Coinbase in daily trading volume, showcasing how big DeFi is becoming in the digital asset space.
Transaction costs remain a major issue in crypto as a whole

Ethereum has been having constant issues with high fees and congestion. Recently, the network increased the limit of maximum gas per block from 10,000,000 gas to 12,500,000 gas, but it is not the only network whose fees have been rising.
Bitcoin has also seen a substantial increase in the price of transaction fees from less than $1 in July to $3.53 at the time of writing. The network saw a peak reached on Aug. 6 at $6.47 per average transaction.
Nevertheless, these fees are still somewhat inconsequential for large transactions, as exemplified by a user who paid less than $5 to transfer over $1 billion worth of Bitcoin. However, when it comes to small payments, the current fees (both on Ethereum and Bitcoin) are simply unbearable. The nature of transaction fees has become one of the main arguments for classifying Bitcoin as a sort of “digital gold” rather than a currency.
While transaction fees have been a constant issue for Ethereum, there are a few solutions at work, including an old Ethereum Improvement Proposal, EIP 1559, which is now being tested in Filecoin, a decentralized file sharing and payment protocol. The proposal has seen success in improving the fee structure of the platform and could, in theory, be applied to Ethereum as well.

Ethereum 2.0 and second-layer options
While some solutions such as EPI 1559 and even the upcoming Ethereum 2.0. upgrades are still being developed and tested, there are second-layer solutions that can help Ethereum’s fee issue right now.
Several layer-two solutions provide an alternative for simple payments on the network, and many of them are already live; most noticeably, the OMG network, which has recently seen the migration of Tether in order to allow for cheaper USDT transfers.
Stephen McNamara, chief operating officer of the OMG Network, explained how OMG can help Ethererum’s current fee issue. He told Cointelegraph:
“The OMG Network supports fast, cheap and safe value transfer of ETH and any ERC-20 token. By moving token transfers to OMG Network, other more experimental and expensive smart contract services can continue to run on Layer-1. Integrating with the OMG Network allows for transaction fees as low as a few cents and validation time of a few seconds while maintaining Ethereum-level security.“
Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, also urged the community to take advantage of these solutions. He tweeted:
“To those replying with 'gas fees are too high', my answer to that is 'well then more people should be accepting payments directly through zksync/loopring/OMG'. Seriously, scaling to 2500+ TPS for simple-payments applications is here, we just need to... use it.”



 
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