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#Ethereum Do you like a new user paying $70 on average to swap into your coin? And that's cheap lately! Imagine if retail stores required you pay a $70 fee every time you wanted to buy an item.
Every project on Ethereum should consider moving to https://t.co/tyQE8i95UP
RICHARD YOU MUST LET #ETHEREUM MAKE ANOTHER $100M ON HEXICANS BACKS! YOU MUST NOT TELL THEM ABOUT REAL HEX ON PULSECHAIN! THEY MUST PAY $400 FOR SWAPS ON ETH. BECUASE I THINK IT WOULD MAKE ME MORE MONIES. SILENCE RICHARD! DO WHAT IS WRONG FOR THE COMMUNITY BUT RIGHT 4 ME RICH!
OH, AND THEY MUST GET MURDERED BY SLIPPAGE TOO! LOSE HALF ON THE WAY IN, WHO KNOWS HOW MUCH ON THE WAY OUT. STAY QUIET ABOUT IT RICH! TO BUILD TRUST. BUILD TRUST BY NOT TELLING THE TRUTH ABOUT IT. DO IT FOR ME RICHIE. EXPENSIVE HEX ON BOTH CHAINS! $400 SWAPS BEOFORE BULL SIR!
If you're worried about #PulseChain $PLS going up 14,000x in price, and how much it might cost to end a HEX stake. Hypothetically you could get $1 of PLS to afford $14,000 of fees later. It's funny to me when people use this idea to try and attack PLS. That price might go up too much...
Hey #Ethereum projects, did you know you can see how much people spent in gas fees on your contract? Go to your contract address on etherscan, click Analytics, click TxnFees. Then think about how much your users would love paying near no fees on https://t.co/nqltofx86B HEX's fees are in the screenshot. (And I don't think they even include uniswap fees.)
HEXicans bought more than $30M of #Ethereum to spend on $ETH fees. If you think your project is better than HEX, perhaps you'd like your community to be saving millions like many HEXicans did, by moving to https://t.co/nqltofx86B, which was built to help get ETH's fees down. What could your community do with the extra millions?
The bridge has been working great for nearly a year now, and is currently no bridge fee to go from Ethereum to PulseChain.
This is the last post in the thread. Report the imposters posting below. Not financial advice, past performance is no guarantee of future.
Oh gosh. It's been reported that $ETH fees paid by anyone interacting with HEX on #Ethereum including swaps, is $135 million. I haven't confirmed that fact, but it wouldn't surprise me considering how often people trade vs stake. Maybe you can confirm it, I'm curious. Very curious. Report the imposters when they show up below.
By the way I think the adjusted fee method is better than just counting the ETH, because ETH didn't cost as much back then.
If you think you can threaten me to get me to stop telling the truth. I got news for you. Bigger dogs are trying, and it ain't working for them either. I'm going to keep telling the truth, and you're going to watch and learn. I'm brutally honest about #BItcoin, Ethereum and HEX.
If my honesty offends you, feel free to hit that alt-f4.
I like #Ethereum. I think its price is going up. $ETH has been getting upgrades for years. Everyone was excited for each one, this time the gas fees will go down. It's due for another. How much you wanna bet the ETH gas fees don't go down?
#Ethereum bros you can look up how much you spent on $ETH fees total by putting your address in etherscan and clicking Analytics and TxnFees. Here's an address from Coinbase that spent $22M so far in fees for instance.
You might be surprised how much you've spent on fees.
It's funny to me that if you point out obvious, factual, truths, but someone thinks it will hurt their bags, they make you the bad guy. PROTIP: If your behavior requires other people to hide truth, or you get mad, perhaps you're the bad guy.
Better and worse exist. You should feel good speaking better into the world. Imagine if you were afraid to speak the truth because someone somewhere was profiting off other peoples' lack of awareness.
I imagine there's people out there that care more about efficient systems than they do maximizing personal profit. They'd rather see everyone do better, even if they personally, might do a little bit worse.
I'll give you an example. Back when I mined full 50 #Bitcoin blocks on GPU solo, Art Forz, the guy that wrote the GPU miner, gave it away for free, even though he used it himself as well. Lo and behold, here I am still spreading Bitcoin's good word, because he made less by letting me make more.
Notice that I while I believe $BTC is going higher, I still speak the truth about it as well, there's more to life than price, there's truth and justice as well. Often times letting other people win lets us all win.
Once again, I have to educate the not so smart. Ready not so smart guys? If you sell $1 in an illiquid pair it moves the price down more than if you buy $1 in a liquid pair. So if you move money from illiquid to liquid, then add the 2 prices, it will be less. And the opposite too.
So yeah, when people move money from illiquid to liquid the combined prices go down. And when people move from liquid to illiquid the combined prices go up. You geniuses that think you're detecting sentiment are actually detecting math.
You're welcome.