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@PanteraOnNoiseApp
Joined 4 September 2022 · 2317 posts
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I'll be damned. Trump is having a solid comeback after the debate failure. He has some quality advisors, giving decent speeches and together with the mistakes by democrats (like the one comparing him to Hitler), the polls can easily reverse until the elections.
The Death of Fiat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdob9f5KDWY
Introducing NFTs in Zappy Bird: Bird Characters and Power-Ups!, by Zapit https://medium.com/the-crypto-kiosk/introducing-nfts-in-zappy-bird-bird-characters-and-power-ups-d65c456850ef

You can now watch my latest video with Filipino subtitles, thanks to YouTube's auto-translate feature! I’ve uploaded accurate English subtitles, so the translation should be reliable. The video has reached 92 likes so far! Let’s get it to 100! Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETp7oyzDbmo
I'm honestly clueless when it comes to thumbnails. Some of my videos get a solid 7-10% CTR, but the last two really tanked—both below 3%. I feel like thumbnails need a certain level of clickbait magic, which I just don't have. Also, YouTube has been promoting my videos everywhere, to every audience imaginable, and I even had to notify them this wasn't going to work and they should only promote it to people interested in cryptocurrency. They’re testing my crypto content on audiences who watch stories about UFOs and religious stuff... I’m skeptical about the thumbnails strategies I’ve found online, but if anyone’s had success with high reach and CTR, I’d love to hear how you do it!
My latest video covering Roger's book Hijacking Bitcoin made it to more than 5000 views. However, most views come from external platforms that embed links someone might share (~55%) and a lower percentage (~45%) comes from Youtube users. Not bad either to have 2000 views from YouTube users, but there's more intersting data both positive and negative. Only a tiny percentage watched the whole video and CTR is extremely low (like 1.5%), yet the average view time is still better than any other video I created. Despite the low CTR, it is already my top video in terms of likes, subscribers gained, views, view time, engagement by YouTube (reach) and several other metrics. View time especially is constantly on the rise, therefore I consider it to be my most successful video so far. Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETp7oyzDbmo

BitcoinCash 2025 Developments: VM-Limits and BigInt https://read.cash/@Pantera/bitcoincash-2025-developments-vm-limits-and-bigint-220b9814
Tangled ended up being a waste of time. Token-farming websites struggle to sustain themselves in the long run. They mostly attract people focused on earning a few cents than engaging meaningfully. Furthermore, even for token hunters, the requirement for KYC is a major red flag - I definitely don’t recommend sharing personal details with strangers online. While the concept has potential under a different strategy, the model we have seen so far inevitably leads to low-quality, low-effort posting.
1000 views in just 2 days! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETp7oyzDbmo
Views are doing great right now. Hopefully lot's of people will learn about Bitcoin's history.
That was the vision: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/WXjYfPKZjpM
It begins
That's a good start.
Hijacking Bitcoin: by Roger Ver https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETp7oyzDbmo
A surge of activity has been spoted on Cashtokens especially with meme tokens. I don't recommend buying meme tokens, however when you do so, have a look at the total supply of the tokens and question whether the creator has built a reputation in the field that he is willing to risk. Rugs are very possible, and the scammers are ready to exploit investors when volumes on CashTokens come. It is a good time to buy some CashTokens, but I have to warn against buying tokens like the one on the image. Do the math.
A petition to pardon Roger Ver is up on change(.)org. https://www.change.org/p/roger-ver-a-cryptocurrency-pioneer-deserving-justice-and-freedom
There you go!
This wasn't a bad video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjN3DN-EKPQ not sure why it didn't get attention
According to reports HBO's documentary claims Peter Todd is Satoshi! Next time it will be a dog or a monkey, who knows.
Jameson Lopp seems like some kind of a rabbit hole all by himself, but I'm not willing to waste time with him. It appears that most of the things he says are calculated towards achieving vague personal goals which discourages me from considering him a serious person or a valid source about anything.
Cauldron DEX ( https://www.cauldron.quest/) is gaining traction, attracting attention from new investors. With a growing number of token listings, we may soon see market caps on the rise. While I hold several tokens my main bag is FURU and I’ve chosen to hold 1 million FURU tokens (worth ~1,30BCH currently) for several reasons: All these tokens came from airdrops distributed to BCH Guru NFT holders, and the tokens are now in the hands of the community, which means there’s no risk of a developer or team dumping since they don't hold any. Instead, we have committed stakeholders invested in a project that has successfully launched a reliable betting system and predictions market ( app.bch.guru ) using Cashtokens smart contracts. If the price drops more, it drops, that's always the risk. However, with a market cap around $120k, if FURU gains traction, we could be looking at some truly exciting times ahead. In the meantime, I will look into more tokens and make a few more investments in Cashtokens.
A market for a stablecoin pegged to the dollar and running on Bitcoin Cash does exist, it will be profitable, and it will increase the utility, user base, and value of Bitcoin Cash. A large proportion of crypto users around the world don't want to use centralized exchanges for trading due to the risks involved but would prefer to use on-chain solutions. The reasons are not illegal either, just people who understand the risks associated with centralized exchanges. We've seen in the past almost every exchange suffering from data leaks, hacks, accounts getting hijacked and wallets emptied. MtGox, Cryptopia, Bitgrail, Coincheck, and FTX are just a few exchanges that went down and users had their funds lost or stolen In fact, I have created an (incomplete) list regarding hacks of centralized exchanges between 2009 and 2013 here: https://read.cash/@Pantera/crypto-exchange-hacks-2009-2023-chronological-list-7a804ea3 With that in mind, it is not irrational to be worried when using any centralized exchange. This is the market. Daily traders or long-term traders who want to sell part of their crypto without the risks associated with CEXs. BCH Bull contracts is one solution but it doesn't offer spot trading. There is a risk as well that a stablecoin will be centralized and could entirely collapse due to attacks, bugs, miscalculations, mismanagement, capture, or legal implications. $MUSD (Moria) could be a soQlution, we will have to wait and see.
After all this time I still don't understand what Instagram is for
I will stop following the indexes of Coingecko since it has distorted the view of the market by inserting several wrapped tokens that make no sense being there since these are tokens already counted on the underlying assets they represent. Coinmarketcap solved this and excluded all these nonsense from the market cap indexes, so it has become my favorite once again.
My latest video skyrocketed to over 2,000 views! I'm not sure how this happened or if its organic, but perhaps someone shared it to a group somewhere. Also, it seems that Twitter has unbanned my new account (sadly not the one it suspended in January), so I'll be posting some Tweets again. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Xj2hTe71ig
Hmmm. This guy deleted his channel?
LOL! Reddit is such a scam. Someone shared this somewhere, and a farm of fake accounts downvoted. 0 comments!
It seems that Windows 11 are not as convenient as previous versions. Lot's of things that were almost instant in previous versions seem to now require several clicks here and there and many more seconds. It may seem far-fetched, but I believe such disastrous changes will affect negatively global production. Maybe BTC maximalists work for Microsoft today thinking they should be adding limits to how fast we can use it.