Cat you need to use your XDEFI wallet and create new accounts. When you do this it will likely create the same accounts as the MM wallet.

Is it possible beeswap shows the yield for LEO?

I think swap fees were added to Diesel. 0.25%?

Looks like it time to add some kind of yield to the Diesel LP LEO/SWAP.HIVE It would be really nice to increase liquidity here.

Does this mean wLEO/CACAO is redundant and will be scrapped?

A 12 hour sprint on a new blockchain could result in security vulnerability, yeah? I mean it sounds good and it's EVM so maybe it's fine?

You didn't spend too long talking about RCs which in my opinion could be the ultimate driver of the price. I know if I could yield farm bandwidth on the Bitcoin blockchain by owning stake I'd always make

Consider using XDEFI wallet (potentially as a replacement for MetaMask). I'm starting to like it. Also you could just throw BTC on a keystore (which is just a custom wallet on your hard drive). I personally

I would guess you connected your wallet to BTC or BNB but not both at the same time. If you didn't see the BTC it implies BTC wasn't connected. In fact it looks like BTC doesn't connect using Trust Wallet

This one says it was originally published in 2019 but yeah... if we look in the red we can see that you wouldn't have sold at the $69k top; Expecting it to go a bit higher. As soon at this model fails:

I know you think this is all great. Never said it was great; never implied it was great. It is quite simply the obvious result of mainstream adoption. Mainstream adoption means institutions will use the

CBDCs are irrelevant. Every DEFI coin launched in 2020 was a CBDC. Completely and utterly centralized and controlled. Nobody cares. They fail when the first bear market rolls around because it's a stupid

It sounds like you're understanding it correctly. The one think you don't mention is the fee... which goes to the miner of the block. The interesting thing about the fee is that a UTXO doesn't get created

Thanks for letting me know... this seems to be the consensus on this one.

It's also important to point out that this is impossible on Hive because operations on Hive do actually expire quite quickly (after like a couple hours). This is due to the ref_blocknum variables that

Oh, and I forgot the most important part: transactions on Bitcoin (tx frames in the protocol) don't have a 'time' field, which means that transaction expiration can't be a feature of Bitcoin. To summarize:

Yeah it's just we were talking about it for so long and nobody in power acknowledged it. Now it's like "oh yeah of course". lol