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Re: Are airdrops killing the value of new projects?
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Somegory
on 10/08/2025, 15:49:42 UTC
Named few projects that did airdrops and died after they finished sending all tokens to qualified wallet address, do you know how many projects surviving in this space since past years and they did airdrops? They are still here now.
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Re: Red Flags I Look for Before Touching Any Altcoin
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Somegory
on 07/08/2025, 15:04:14 UTC
After getting rugged (twice), I’ve started developing my own personal checklist to spot red flags in new altcoin projects. Here are a few I now take seriously:

Team not doxxed: If there’s no face, it’s a risk.

No GitHub activity: A “project” with no code is a meme, not a coin.

90%+ tokens held by insiders or devs: Obvious exit trap.

Whitepaper is vague or just buzzwords.

No clear revenue model: If it doesn’t generate value, it won’t last.

Just wanted to throw this out there for discussion: What are some of your “dealbreaker” red flags when it comes to altcoins?

About doxxed team I don't accept the fact, even biggest meme coins in this space have no doxxed team and they have withstand the test of time, from doge down to Pepe and even those bonk and shiba, none of them have doxxed team.

Many new projects have generated good amount of money and they still failed, even those that the likes of Binance Labs and Coinbase helped funded, they failed and exit the market.

I like hunting for new gems like they called it and I've seen this happened to me few times already, there are coins I bought with $200 that are now $40, I am not saying they won't recover but the chances are very slim.

This is unfortunately the price we pay when looking for the next big thing, and this is why I don't advice newbies to invest in new projects, they are too risky compared to Solana, Hbar and many top altcoins.
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Re: Bitcoin GPU mining is back, indirectly.
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Somegory
on 07/08/2025, 14:58:09 UTC
Those are NOT by any stretch of the imagination "GPU's". They are ASIC-based miners in cases that for whatever reason use a GPU-style of footprint. Stupidest idea ever....

Acknowledged, thanks.
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Bitcoin GPU mining is back, indirectly.
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Somegory
on 06/08/2025, 08:37:49 UTC
⭐ Merited by coaltin (1) ,Outhue (1)
A friend called me and told me about a new GPU mining style for Bitcoin mining that's on the horizon right now, I don't know how this doesn't make sense, because I still like the mining idea of using 10 GPU on a single motherboard via riser to get the job done, better cooling function.

I think this also suits those that have no 240V electricity connection at home, like me running 48V solar electricity at home, I think this makes sense.

https://talkimg.com/images/2025/08/06/UHOqAD.png

It's named Magic miner Bg02, you can find some videos about installation on YouTube, some people are already using, 150w to get 7TH seem cool, ten pieces of this card is 1500w @ 70TH

What do you guys think.
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If I could send a letter to all available and upcoming hardware wallet makers
by
Somegory
on 05/08/2025, 19:58:22 UTC
When you start building a smartphone or other gadget in your company you will need big wholesalers to buy from your company and resale to the open market right?

When it comes to the manufacturing of hardware wallets, this is a cruel thing to do, if any hardware wallet developer is on here please listen to me.

The purpose of creating the hardware wallet in the first place is for the safety of your consumers digital assets, why are you allowing people to buy more than 2-3 pieces of your hardware wallet at once.

The goal for some of them is to turn to scrapers and sell for better money on the market, but when it comes to hardware wallet some will buy huge quantities of these wallets and go work on them.

They will do their tricks on the wallets and resell them to the world, waiting for the buyers to start depositing assets on the wallet and rugpull them later on.

I feel that hardware wallet companies should not sell high amount of their hardware wallets to one person, they should start limiting how much an individual can buy.
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Nothing is wrong with hiding your trancsations via privacy coins and other
by
Somegory
on 05/08/2025, 18:05:31 UTC
If the government hate privacy so much why did they leave Monero and Dash still existing? Probably because they are benefiting from it too.

These people only hates what they can't control and what they don't want people to benefit the most from, keeping your transaction details away from them will always make them mad.

Not all privacy coin users are criminals, if they want to categorise all of us as the same they need to prove that I am a criminal, as a mixer and privacy coin user I am innocent until proven otherwise.

If you give up on your privacy just for the sake of people that think that it's wrong to hide transactions detail, don't be shocked if you find out later that your so called leaders are also hiding their own transactions too.

They too know what's best, they only don't want you to be doing the same thing as they are doing behind closed doors, if they can track all your details and transactions you have become their toy.

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I have a few questions about hardware wallets and metamask
by
Somegory
on 25/09/2022, 13:52:24 UTC
I heard that hardware wallet can be imported into metamask to use some other network that aren't available on the hardware wallet, is this true? Also..

1. Can I import a hardware wallet into a mobile wallet like metamask?
2. What are the risks involved in doing this?
3. I want to bridge Arbitrum will it work on hardware wallet?
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Question about Ethereum Pow and POS
by
Somegory
on 23/09/2022, 13:04:05 UTC
Pardon me if this question doesn't make sense, it hurts my feelings when I get insulated for asking about something I don't know so please be gentle

1. The new ETH PoW coin still have smart contract active?
2. Are there projects still running on ETH PoW instead of the new ETH PoS?.
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Am I in rush for nothing
by
Somegory
on 31/08/2022, 14:56:09 UTC
⭐ Merited by GEMIN_M4 (1) ,Maliceprime (1)
I have a mining rig with 8 graphic cards that I build in December of 2021 and I have made most money back but now that almost all the good altcoins have lost high amount of value I feel like selling my rig and buy coins but.....

I look at the long term, if I use the money and buy coins, let say I have 5 different coins in a wallet, that's going to be it, but if I keep my rig I can keep accumulating coins that I want for like forever, till mining is dead.

One thing strikes my mind again, bear market don't stay for long, highest is 2 years, so what is the right state of mind for you.
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A rooted phone for a crypto user safe ?
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Somegory
on 28/08/2022, 09:44:49 UTC
I lost my phone days ago and now I got a used phone, the problem is this phone is rooted, I hope this doesn't carry any danger to crypto related security? Either wallets or stuff? I am careful not to import my recovery seed on the phone first, not before having a answer, I've also reformatted the phone through recovery mode but root is still present. Any Danger?.
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Check out my long term crypto portfolio
by
Somegory
on 14/03/2022, 08:48:15 UTC
I'm new on here but not with crypto I have few coins that I want to buy and hold for long term and I'm waiting for huge drop in value through the inevitable bear market so what do you think about this picks of mine?

1. Kadena
2. XEC
3. Ergo
4. OpenDao
5. Alephium
6. Neo
7. Alutra
8. Saito
9. Metahero
10. Polkabridge

So what do you think about these projects? Don't hold anything back just say how you feel about any of them.