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Have you heard the news? New Jersey is considering a bill that could make it illegal to sell NFTs without a license. The Digital Asset and Blockchain Technology Act proposes to prohibit engaging in digital asset business activities without being lice...
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What are some dApps I can use to do private transactions on Eth mainnet? submitted by /u/Guyserbun007 [link] [comments]
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I came across the MEV watch website (https://www.mevwatch.info/) and wanted to learn more about how exactly transactions are getting censored. I have done a lot of reading but still find myself scratching my head around the intricacies of censorship...
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I'm sitting here thinking about the crackdown on staking in the US... I have ETH staked in Coinbase, and I'm wondering if I should convert to the cbETH, swap it for another token of some kind, (maybe back to regular ETH if possible?) to avoid...
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There are so many novel and interesting projects/dApps that are being built on top of Ethereum, and I'm curious to hear what some of your favorite projects are. Here are some questions that I have in regards to this: What Ethereum-based project...
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It seems like when I connect to a Web3 app with metamask, it hogs a lot of resources from my system and is very slow compared to when I use other sites. What is the technical reason for this? Is my computer becoming some sort of node? Or is it just b...
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One thing I wonder about. Has ETH planned something, which means that fees/Gwei do not take off completely when the market wakes up again? Already now, for some days there have been quite sick transaction costs. This is something that will be a bit d...
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Apart from the obvious ones like Dexes, Lending protocols, Yield protocols and Cross-chain bridges, which other innovative protocols and ideas would dominate the next bull run? I am noticing a few projects being launched as "money market protoco...
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The question assumes you could maintain the same level of decentralization. The reason I ask this question is because I big part of ETHs value proposition is based off it's fantastic burn model. The amount of money people are prepared to pay to u...
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As a developers starting to make smart contracts, this will be great. I have read mastering ethereum and half of the book is on hacks. I wonder if there’s a yearly edition of books on the hacks that happened in the last year. submitted by ...
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Hello, I'm looking for a place to discuss philosophical crypto research. I know there are places to discuss ethereum protocol R&D, but they are typically closed to philosophical discussions. Does anybody know of other places where discussion...
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Show me an application where blockchain is essential. That is, a problem that could not have been solved without a blockchain that now can be solved with it. You can consider either a normal blockchain or in the case of Ethereum, a Turing Complete bl...
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"If I don’t report my crypto to the IRS, will I automatically be thrown in jail?" The short answer is no, but that doesn't mean you're off the hook. Here are some other actions the IRS can take before resorting to jail time. Did yo...
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UX and Security With the signer and account separated, anyone can change the private key that authorizes transactions from their account. This can be done in the event of a hack, which is easily solved by changing an account’s signer. Multicall...
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I have a little lump sum of ETH, enough to stake solo. My question is if I commit this money to staking, when will I be able to withdraw the coins? Is there a road map for when upgrade, 2.0 is complete? submitted by /u/Fixmystreets [l...
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