https://bitfinexed.medium.com/the-fidelity-stablecoin-that-does-what-so-called-stablecoin-issuers-claim-is-impossible-58148252a689

The more I read this the more and more I love this concept..

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkiltupoocM , 9 minute video about "Babel Fees on Cardano" by Prof. Aggelos Kiayias / Whiteboard Presentation

Source: https://iohk.io/en/blog/posts/2021/02/25/babel-fees/

"First, let us recall how native assets work in Cardano: Tokens can be created according to a minting policy and they are treated natively in the ledger along with ada. Cardano's ledger adopts the Extended UTXO (EUTXO) model, and issuing a valid transaction requires consuming one or more UTXOs. A UTXO in Cardano may carry not just ada but in fact a token bundle that can contain multiple different tokens, both fungible and non-fungible. In this way it is possible to write transactions that transfer multiple different tokens with a single UTXO.

Transaction fees in the ledger are denominated in ada according to a function fixed as a ledger parameter. A powerful feature of Cardano's EUTXO model is that the fees required for a valid transaction can be predicted precisely prior to posting it. This is a unique feature that is not enjoyed by other ledger arrangements (such as the account-based model used in Ethereum). Indeed, in this latter case the fees needed for a transaction may change during the time it takes for the transaction to settle, since other transactions may affect the ledger's state in between and influence the required cost for processing the transaction."

Source: https://arxiv.org/abs/2106.01161

Custom currencies, usually following the ERC-20 standard, are one of the most popular smart contracts deployed on the Ethereum blockchain. These currencies are however second class to the primary currency Ether. Custom tokens are not natively traded and accounted for by the Ethereum ledger; instead, part of the logic of an ERC-20 contract replicates this transfer and accounting functionality. The second class nature of custom tokens goes further,though: transaction processing and smart contract execution fee scan only be paid in Ether — even by users who have got custom tokens worth thousands of dollars in their wallets.

Cardano's approach:

• **by introducing native custom tokens it is possible to allow custom tokens to reuse the transfer and accounting logic that is already part of the

First of all, thank you to all of the mods, Dave Lauer, and Wes Christian for putting on this AMA. It was so enlightening and really gave a lot of hope for some justice coming in the near future. I absolutely can not wait for round 2 AMA with Wes.

GME announced they had completed their at-the-market equity offering on April 26th, 2021, to the tune of 3,500,000 shares sold for proceeds of $551,000,000. The program had been approved for raising up to $1 billion.

Assuming the voted shares count ultimately shows 200% of the float voted, (do any of you really believe it will be that low? What could it be, 300%? 400%? Higher??) then it should be fairly simple to argue the share price, on the date of the equity offering, should be higher at a multiple equal to or greater than the multiple of shares over voted. This should easily satisfy the minimum requirement of $100 million in losses for a lawsuit against the market manipulators on behalf of a law firm such as Christian Smith & Jewell.

Exciting, indeed! Here's to RC and crew pursuing this to the fullest!

Edit: Thank you for the awards, and obligatory 💎👐🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🌕

WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ?

Warning: this is a long post, jam packed with facts and my personal analysis. Grab your favorite beverage - it will take a while to get through all this info, but I believe it will be worth it to your investment account!

I tried to keep this summary short and to the point, but there is so much to cover to make sure that there is at least a basic level of understanding of the sector and company that it was hard to cut down anymore. That said, always do your own due diligence as the purpose of my ‘Due Diligence Packet’ are to give any reader a quick jump-start on the fundamentals of the space and the specific company. I want to make sure I disclose I am a shareholder. I own shares in from the final $0.50 round financing and have no desire to sell during the early growth stages of this company, and their invested companies, as this is where I believe I have the opportunity for huge returns.

Conclusion

I want to start with the conclusion first to not waste anyone’s time. If you like my conclusion, carry on reading to see a more detailed analysis on why I believe this will be a multi bagger. To put it simply Billy Goat (CSE: GOAT) is basically a publicly traded private equity firm. It is common knowledge that private equity firms make hundreds of millions and billions of dollars when the companies they invest in, grow to their full potential. Most retail investors don’t have the capital or qualifications to invest privately; but now through GOAT we have access, indirectly, to take ownership in many up and coming privately successful ESG businesses. These include plant-based, functional foods, and food tech companies. GOAT will be listing soon (I believe before end of the month)

What is Billy Goat

Billy Goat is an investment issuer focused on investing in high-potential companies that operate in the plant-based food, beverage, and technology sector, with a focus on:

1. plant-based protein

2. functional foods

3. food technology

4. fermented foods

5. cultured and cell agriculture.

Billy Goat will be listed on the CSE under the ticker symbol GOAT. A confirmed listing date has not been announced but I believe GOAT should list before end of the month – so if you like what you read either sign up to the companies email list, or keep watch on the CSE website for an announcement.

The ultimate portfolio mix of the Company is expected to be skewed to plant-based proteins at 45% and functional foods & beverages at 40%. Food technology (foodtech) is an

https://www.nasdaq.com/tm2-data www.nasdaq.com/articles/powering-technology-metals-markets-trading-platform-and-data-channels-2021-06-21

So essentially, Gratomic (GRAT.V/CBULF/CB82), who will be the largest vein graphite producer in the world, feeding a global market with a huge supply shortfall, will be a member issuer to TM2 who is partnering with NASDAQ as a global issuing and trading platform for technology metals...

Add in that Gratomic is partners with Forge Nano for spherical coating... who is partners with Volkswagen and LG Chem which are the main electric vehicle battery manufacturers...

Did we just stumble upon a mountain of diamonds?

I've tried to purchase 3 different coins, using 2 different cards. I've gotten the same error over and over. My banks/CC company say they're not getting a declined transaction meaning it didn't go thru, as I get this error when I ADD my card to the app.

Any experience in this and a solution?

Support was no help whatsoever, and I have dips to buy!!!

hey guys this bug has been in my client for so long does anyone know how to fix it?

Hey guys! Just got my crypto.com ruby card last week, I have no problem using it online, but when I try to withdraw money and use it I get the message that it’s been declined by the issuer.. Any one else had this problem? I can’t get help with support either because I keep getting redirected to unreleated help pages and then the chat gets closed... I have also used their atm locator to make sure I was using a valid one.

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I have two hin numbers

First one added fine to my email ringisdope@gmail...

log into link market services

i click add holding

I enter in my hin x1234567890

Issuer name: col doesn't exist

Check other stocks, they don't exist either

postcode? what post code do i put there?

https://stuarthoegner.medium.com/tether-is-setting-a-new-standard-for-transparency-and-responding-to-criticism-that-is-fc130e08319b

I personally do not know what to think anymore, and if they are as clean as they claim to be, why not just go ahead with a normal clear audit years ago, get good partners in banking etc. I have big doubts on what Stuart claims in his blog, but i suppose we will hear soon enough if he is right or not.

I have 13 credit cards, and between them I get free FICO scores from all three Credit Reporting Agencies once a month. I’m listing them here so you know which issuer to go to for a free score. If they show the CRA and the score model, I’ll show those too.

Many of them use Vantage; I list them so you know which ones to avoid, unless you actually want their cards.

I’m updating the list based on your replies.

*** FICO ***

American Express: Experian FICO 8

Bank of America: TransUnion FICO Score 8

Barclays: TransUnion FICO

Citi: Equifax FICO Bankcard Score 8

Discover (card holder): TransUnion FICO Score 8

Discover (everyone): Experian FICO 8

First Bankcard: Experian FICO Bankcard Score 9

Navy Federal Credit Union: Equifax FICO 9

Ollo: Experian FICO

PenFed: Equifax FICO 9

Wells Fargo: Experian FICO 9

*** Vantage ***

Capital One: TransUnion VantageScore 3.0

Chase: Experian VantageScore 3.0

Credit One: Experian VantageScore 3.0

Synchrony (desktop): TransUnion VantageScore 4.0

Bonus: You can sign up for a free account with Experian and get a free credit report and free FICO score once a month.

Hello Forum! Lets say I put 20k of USDT on my ETH Wallet and i than have 20k of pUSDT on the pulse chain. Is that not pure printing of money with all the deflationary effects?

How can it be, that a process like this is OK with the issuers of stablecoins?? Are not most of them backed with real Dollars(?)
Would that not mean, that the value goes down 50% if the amount is doubled??

Where is my thinking-mistake?

Hello. I'm really hoping someone here can help. I tried 3 times contacting Nintendo's support and every time they couldn't help me. Hopefully the smart people here might be able to suggest something I haven't tried. I'm having issues on the Nintendo store site. I redeemed 3 items from mynintendo and when I try to check out, every time I try a "contact card issuer" pop up shows up instead of letting me pay. I've went to my bank and they told me there's no restrictions on my account and that it's on Nintendo's end. I did just move, but have changed the addresses on Nintendo and my bank card. So far I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling chrome, tried a different card, tried using a different browser, went through my phone settings and emptied the cache for chrome. I really don't know what else to do and don't want the rewards to expire.

Hello,

Today I want to offer to you some bulk lots of mostly Russian and Russian-related coins, also some medieval and rare issuers, Arabic and many other... Proof is here: https://imgur.com/a/LmHISf6

Photos of each lot are in albums on google photos. You can press information button (i) on the upper right corner to see a description and price of each lot.

Group 1: Bulk lots

Photos of each lot are in this album: https://photos.app.goo.gl/xtLcw3xCLMvbyRZUA

For this group prices include worldwide registered shipping:

• Lot 1: 400+ grams of Russian Empire coins, including 5 kopeks of Ekaterina and Elizaveta - $53
• Lot 2: Bulk lot of Russian Empire coins - all different - $35
• Lot 3: 400+ grams of Russian Empire, USSR and Russian coins - All different - including 3 silver coins - $55 SOLD
• Lot 4: Russian Empire, USSR, Russia - from 16 to 21 century - $27
• Lot 5: Russian Empire, USSR, Russia - from 16 to 21 century - $27
• Lot 6: 12 different silver coins from Russian Empire and USSR - $88
• Lot 7: Weapon of Great Victory 19 coins set (2019 - 2020) - $27
• Lot 8: Soviet and Russian commemorative coins - $20
• Lot 9: Different world coins - $20
• Lot 10: 20 Russian wire coins recognized by catalog numbers - $60. You can find information about each coins by putting it number into Numista search with KG prefix.
• Lot 11: 5 coins of Grand Principality of Moscow (1486-1534): Denga - Ivan III, Denga - Ivan III; Denga - Vasiliy III; Denga - Vasiliy III (Tver mint); Denga - Ivan III (Novgorod mint) - $50
• Lot 12: 10 nice XIV century coins from Golden Horde (3 silver + 7 copper): Muhammad Öz Beg Khan (Qrim al-Maqrus mint) 720AH with countermark "Khan"; [Ja

https://reddit.com/link/o7cvil/video/dniisin26b771/player

I'm receiving the "declined by issuer" message so reached out to my bank.

They have not received the inquiry to approve the transaction. :/

The bank says "it may have been declined by the merchant or Visa for incomplete transaction information if the merchant did not send all of the transaction information to us."

I'm missing out on the good buys! :( Anyone have any suggestions?

The customer service question has been asked a few times, and American Express and Discover are the obvious answers.

But for a low spender who cares more about customer service than little cash back differences, and wants their primary card to be a Mastercard or Visa - what would you recommend?

Concept explained, video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkiltupoocM , 9 minute video about "Babel Fees on Cardano" by Prof. Aggelos Kiayias / Whiteboard Presentation

Source: https://iohk.io/en/blog/posts/2021/02/25/babel-fees/

"First, let us recall how native assets work in Cardano: Tokens can be created according to a minting policy and they are treated natively in the ledger along with ada. Cardano's ledger adopts the Extended UTXO (EUTXO) model, and issuing a valid transaction requires consuming one or more UTXOs. A UTXO in Cardano may carry not just ada but in fact a token bundle that can contain multiple different tokens, both fungible and non-fungible. In this way it is possible to write transactions that transfer multiple different tokens with a single UTXO.

Transaction fees in the ledger are denominated in ada according to a function fixed as a ledger parameter. A powerful feature of Cardano's EUTXO model is that the fees required for a valid transaction can be predicted precisely prior to posting it. This is a unique feature that is not enjoyed by other ledger arrangements (such as the account-based model used in Ethereum). Indeed, in this latter case the fees needed for a transaction may change during the time it takes for the transaction to settle, since other transactions may affect the ledger's state in between and influence the required cost for processing the transaction."

Exploring a new mechanism to help make fees fair, stable, and more predictable over time: stablefees and the decentralized reserve system -> IOG blog: https://iohk.io/en/blog/posts/2021/06/10/stablefees-and-the-decentralized-reserve-system/

The core idea behind Stablefees is to have a base price for transactions through pegging to a basket of commodities or currencies. Stablefees includes a native "decentralized reserve" contract that issues and manages a stablecoin pegged to the basket. A comparison in the fiat world might be the International Monetary Fund’s SDR, (established in 1969) and valued based on a basket of five currencies—the U.S. dollar, the euro, the Chinese renminbi, the Japanese yen, and t

https://www.nasdaq.com/tm2-data www.nasdaq.com/articles/powering-technology-metals-markets-trading-platform-and-data-channels-2021-06-21

So essentially, Gratomic (GRAT.V/CBULF/CB82), who will be the largest vein graphite producer in the world, feeding a global market with a huge supply shortfall, will be a member issuer to TM2 who is partnering with NASDAQ as a global issuing and trading platform for technology metals...

Add in that Gratomic is partners with Forge Nano for spherical coating... who is partners with Volkswagen and LG Chem which are the main electric vehicle battery manufacturers...

Did we just stumble upon a mountain of diamonds?