- Mar 29, 2020
- 2,963
- 5,038
Yall suffering from these crazy restrictive state regulations should just form a LLC in Wyoming for $100 and call it a day.
Yall suffering from these crazy restrictive state regulations should just form a LLC in Wyoming for $100 and call it a day.
- Sep 30, 2006
- 15,802
- 12,198
why do that?
- Aug 5, 2007
- 16,547
- 21,145
XYO is on uni.
- Mar 29, 2020
- 2,963
- 5,038
Some companies like Celsius and FTX are restricted in certain US states but they allow business accounts.
You could always use a VPN to evade, but in my mind, it’s never a good idea to skirt the rules when you’re entrusting someone else with your assets.
If I wanted access to one of these restricted exchanges or services, I’d rather go by the book and pass my holdings through a legal entity in an authorized jurisdiction.
You still might need a VPN to access the site but that’s different than outright lying or ignoring TOS.
- Sep 30, 2006
- 15,802
- 12,198
nvr thought of that, what about using an exchange that is based out of the country? like hoo or yobit
- Mar 29, 2020
- 2,963
- 5,038
Do they have a ban on US customers? I've always avoided those and I even live abroad. I wouldn't touch anything KYC that bans U.S. users without a foreign banking account and acceptable foreign ID.
You read these horror stories of people getting screwed by centralized exchanges. 99.99% users wont have a problem but playing the wrong games increases your chances dramatically.
- Sep 30, 2006
- 15,802
- 12,198
no ban at all, im on both of the ones mentioned
Hoo even has an app on the iphone
just to have access to more coins that i cant get into on the major plats
- Mar 29, 2020
- 2,963
- 5,038
Oh ok gotcha thought you meant something that prohibits service to the U.S. like OG Binance or Bonfida.
- Nov 18, 2016
- 3,197
- 7,661
They could have just taxed it like they already do and let the markets rage. Nope. “You need protection.”♂
Imagine, telling a grown man what he can do and can't do with his money. Yet, people degen into their state lottery weekly. but but it's not gambling. FOH
- May 25, 2004
- 30,328
- 40,851
It’s all bs man, they’re scared and we know it and I’m not going to stop buying it. They don’t want you to make money. They want you to be a worker bee scraping by.
making money isn’t for us. It’s for them they think.
we learn all this from them. Whether it’s pumping stocks or making our own money.
making money isn’t for us. It’s for them they think.
we learn all this from them. Whether it’s pumping stocks or making our own money.
- Sep 11, 2011
- 20,616
- 10,222
they saw regular shmuckz become whales in 1-2 years
all during the pandemic where no one wants to work anymore hahah
they've had enuff
- Mar 1, 2011
- 6,375
- 3,694
Sometimes, I like FUD because I still need time to accumulate but on the other hand, you just have to face palm what you hear sometimes from the people who are meant to be running tings.
Must be a combination of being shook, incompetence and resistance to change.
Speaking of FUD, the maxi's of other chains are having a field day right now on Twitter.
If SOL dips when the network comes back up then im picking up some more.
comments like, strongblock nodes can fix this issue
please make it happen.
- Mar 1, 2011
- 6,375
- 3,694
you guys think we'll have another mini crash? I need one last one please.
- Apr 4, 2008
- 74,936
- 24,349
Added a bunch of solana pst two days. I’d say I’m 60% of the way to the position minimum I want now.
- Mar 30, 2004
- 12,389
- 4,782
ANC with a nice move today 
- May 25, 2004
- 30,328
- 40,851
they saw regular shmuckz become whales in 1-2 years
all during the pandemic where no one wants to work anymore hahah
they've had enuff
stimulus backfire!
we need regulation.
that’s what they don’t get. You can’t regulate defi.
- Nov 18, 2016
- 3,197
- 7,661
re: defi
they think they can pop into your computer like this:
they think they can pop into your computer like this:
- May 25, 2004
- 30,328
- 40,851
Buy crypto, join unions. F their system.
- May 4, 2009
- 3,400
- 1,612
Can someone explain to me what happened to SOL? It appears that there were 400k transactions being handled per second, and it flooded the transaction queue. Then the SOL team shut it down? Essentially being everything but decentralized??
- May 18, 2001
- 644
- 219
This doesn't address exactly what happened with SOL today but everyone in this space should know about the Trilemma:
Scalability
Security
Decentralization
These are all a delicate balance that no crypto has been able to bring equilibrium to (YET). You can't have all 3 so to have 1 or 2, the trade off is less of the others.
Example: ETH decided to keep the network secure and decentralized, but that came at a cost of scalability IG high GAS costs (for now)
SOL went for scalability. When ish hit the fan today the SOL team decided to shut down the network- which shows it is still very centralized.
Scalability
Security
Decentralization
These are all a delicate balance that no crypto has been able to bring equilibrium to (YET). You can't have all 3 so to have 1 or 2, the trade off is less of the others.
Example: ETH decided to keep the network secure and decentralized, but that came at a cost of scalability IG high GAS costs (for now)
SOL went for scalability. When ish hit the fan today the SOL team decided to shut down the network- which shows it is still very centralized.
- Sep 11, 2011
- 20,616
- 10,222
they act like folk not gonna find a way around it manstimulus backfire!
we need regulation.
that’s what they don’t get. You can’t regulate defi.
- Sep 11, 2011
- 20,616
- 10,222
hbar getting a bump
- Nov 29, 2012
- 7,636
- 13,506
So getting $250 in BTC by Pokimane wasn’t on my to do list today:
- Mar 22, 2003
- 28,962
- 17,623
THIS IS FUN
- Jul 18, 2012
- 644
- 1,547
Finally signing up for KuCoin..
Anybody wanna drop a referral link..?
Anybody wanna drop a referral link..?
