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Just bought 150 in ETHFI last week or so and it is up 8% Or so. XRP is back underwater a couple bucks for my position.
I'm doing it to learn
Anyone explain what staking is and how coinbase can tell me it'll earn me money and I have no risk. I think I know how just haven't looked for answers yet
Staking your crypto earns you a small interest on it while they use the coin for whatever function it was created for. You cannot sell it when it is staked is the only thing I believe. I have Cardano ADA staked. It earns like a few percent interest.
 
My problem with Noem is her telling Americans we can't fly without that bs real ID. She lost me there, never to return. Fuck a national ID system and screw you for the misinformation. Skol!
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I flew without it and noticed nothing different.
The government issued the fucking certificate at my birth why do I have to present it to get another ID? I presented it when I was 15 to get this one.
 
All I'm saying is stop playing fuckin nice! They sure as fuck dont, they arrest people. So unless they are part of the fuckin cabal slow walking everything to try to run out the clock, then fuckin make gosh damn arrests. There is MORE than enough evidence.
They were also sloppy so DJT got away everytime now really. Hopefully they do get them all but I feel you and I started to post something similar and stopped myself. Gotta keep the faith. It isn't easy
 


With all the buzz around Kash & Bongino today, it was easy to miss this absolute 🔥 interview with Devin Nunes. Take five minutes and listen to Devin.

“Dan & Kash are part of the cleanup crew now… You had the initial criminality. You had the Clinton campaign doing what they did. Then you have Obama that basically lights the fuse. Well then you have Mueller who basically came and covered it all up…

So I just believe that the agents, the people that moved from the Russia hoax into the Mueller witch-hunt hoax, those people need to be interviewed and there should be accountability there.

I’m really anxious and wanna learn from what Director Patel said, this new information. I wonder if it does have to do with that.”

Devin is the Chair of DJT’s Intelligence Advisory Board and he said POTUS has been very clear with him that “he wants the corruption cleaned out.”

If you listened to Dan, Kash & Nunes today and still think no one will be held accountable, I can’t help you.
 
"In summary, the idea that Walmart and Home Depot are covert military bases or part of a martial law plan is a conspiracy theory lacking substantial evidence. The connections to military logistics are more about operational strategies than sinister plots." GROK
I saw the blue helmet brigade at a Walmart in Mt pleasant on a sat morning. My cell was busted so I had no camera. There were 2 blacked out 4 door Tahoe style at what seemed like every street sign. I had just finished early A.M.walking my old dogs amd when we came outta the woods we scared them to fucking death. They were dropping shit and fumbling over w dogs and a stoner at 645. Not saying all are but it does make sense strategically for a military to have abilities..around 2004
 
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Just bought 150 in ETHFI last week or so and it is up 8% Or so. XRP is back underwater a couple bucks for my position.
I'm doing it to learn
Anyone explain what staking is and how coinbase can tell me it'll earn me money and I have no risk. I think I know how just haven't looked for answers yet
Won’t repeat what was already replied. What sux is gensler prevented the eth etfs from paying out interest on staking the eth purchased by the etfs. I guess this helped fraud in the etfs.

Btw staking is used instead of fro of of work like btc. Btc issues a math problem, the miners prove the work, and then other miners will confirm the proof to prevent fraud.
Staking is having those with skin in the game agree to the transactions. Takes up less energy.

Anyone explain what staking is…


Staking is a process in blockchain networks, particularly those using Proof of Stake (PoS) or similar consensus mechanisms, where users lock up a certain amount of cryptocurrency in a wallet to support the network’s operations. Here’s a concise explanation based on current understanding:


  • Purpose: Staking helps secure the network, validate transactions, and maintain consensus. Participants contribute their crypto to the network’s protocol, which uses it to select validators for creating new blocks and confirming transactions.
  • How It Works: You hold and “stake” (lock) a specific cryptocurrency in a compatible wallet or platform (e.g., a crypto exchange or staking pool). The network may randomly select you to validate transactions or create blocks, based on the amount staked and other factors like staking duration.
  • Rewards: In return, stakers earn rewards, typically paid in the same cryptocurrency. Rewards come from transaction fees or newly minted coins, similar to interest in a savings account. For example, staking Ethereum might yield 3–5% annual percentage yield (APY), though rates vary.
  • Risks: Staked funds are often locked for a set period, during which you can’t access them. If the network is slashed (penalizes validators for misbehavior), you could lose some staked coins. Crypto price volatility also affects the value of your stake and rewards.
  • Examples: Popular coins for staking include Ethereum (ETH), Cardano (ADA), Solana (SOL), and Polkadot (DOT). You can stake directly via a wallet or through exchanges like Coinbase or Binance, which simplify the process but charge fees.

Recent X posts (May 2025) mention staking in contexts like Ethereum’s energy efficiency post-merge or new platforms like DappGate offering high APYs (e.g., 20% for stablecoins). However, high APY claims often signal higher risk, so due diligence is key.


In short, staking is like earning interest by lending your crypto to help run a blockchain, but it comes with lockup periods and risks. If you want specifics on a coin or platform, let me know!
 

The Most Important Forecast Martin Armstrong Has Ever Made — Ukraine to Disappear​

In this shocking interview, Martin Armstrong delivers what may be the most important forecast of his career:

Ukraine will disappear.

This isn’t a guess. It’s based on decades of data from the Socrates AI forecasting system — and it’s never issued a warning like this before.
We also cover:
--Why Ukraine is finished, no matter what the West says
--Why Europe needs war to stay afloat
--How the next economic collapse will ripple from the periphery inward
--And what you can do to prepare before the clock runs out

Armstrong’s model has never been wrong about direction — and now it’s pointing to something irreversible.
1.5X speed
 
I saw the blue helmet brigade at a Walmart in Mt pleasant on a sat morning. My cell was busted so I had no camera. There were 2 blacked out 4 door Tahoe style at what seemed like every street sign. I had just finished early A.M.walking my old dogs amd when we came outta the woods we scared them to fucking death. They were dropping shit and fumbling over w dogs and a stoner at 645. Not saying all are but it does make sense strategically for a military to have abilities..around 2004
@Goldhedge Even Nick Freitas (Ex Special Forces) commented in an interview that the best places to occupy in an outside attack/disaster type situation would be at Wal-Mart/Costco type stores. You have everything you need to survive for a long time.
 


With all the buzz around Kash & Bongino today, it was easy to miss this absolute 🔥 interview with Devin Nunes. Take five minutes and listen to Devin.

“Dan & Kash are part of the cleanup crew now… You had the initial criminality. You had the Clinton campaign doing what they did. Then you have Obama that basically lights the fuse. Well then you have Mueller who basically came and covered it all up…

So I just believe that the agents, the people that moved from the Russia hoax into the Mueller witch-hunt hoax, those people need to be interviewed and there should be accountability there.

I’m really anxious and wanna learn from what Director Patel said, this new information. I wonder if it does have to do with that.”

Devin is the Chair of DJT’s Intelligence Advisory Board and he said POTUS has been very clear with him that “he wants the corruption cleaned out.”

If you listened to Dan, Kash & Nunes today and still think no one will be held accountable, I can’t help you.

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Won’t repeat what was already replied. What sux is gensler prevented the eth etfs from paying out interest on staking the eth purchased by the etfs. I guess this helped fraud in the etfs.

Btw staking is used instead of fro of of work like btc. Btc issues a math problem, the miners prove the work, and then other miners will confirm the proof to prevent fraud.
Staking is having those with skin in the game agree to the transactions. Takes up less energy.

Anyone explain what staking is…


Staking is a process in blockchain networks, particularly those using Proof of Stake (PoS) or similar consensus mechanisms, where users lock up a certain amount of cryptocurrency in a wallet to support the network’s operations. Here’s a concise explanation based on current understanding:


  • Purpose: Staking helps secure the network, validate transactions, and maintain consensus. Participants contribute their crypto to the network’s protocol, which uses it to select validators for creating new blocks and confirming transactions.
  • How It Works: You hold and “stake” (lock) a specific cryptocurrency in a compatible wallet or platform (e.g., a crypto exchange or staking pool). The network may randomly select you to validate transactions or create blocks, based on the amount staked and other factors like staking duration.
  • Rewards: In return, stakers earn rewards, typically paid in the same cryptocurrency. Rewards come from transaction fees or newly minted coins, similar to interest in a savings account. For example, staking Ethereum might yield 3–5% annual percentage yield (APY), though rates vary.
  • Risks: Staked funds are often locked for a set period, during which you can’t access them. If the network is slashed (penalizes validators for misbehavior), you could lose some staked coins. Crypto price volatility also affects the value of your stake and rewards.
  • Examples: Popular coins for staking include Ethereum (ETH), Cardano (ADA), Solana (SOL), and Polkadot (DOT). You can stake directly via a wallet or through exchanges like Coinbase or Binance, which simplify the process but charge fees.

Recent X posts (May 2025) mention staking in contexts like Ethereum’s energy efficiency post-merge or new platforms like DappGate offering high APYs (e.g., 20% for stablecoins). However, high APY claims often signal higher risk, so due diligence is key.


In short, staking is like earning interest by lending your crypto to help run a blockchain, but it comes with lockup periods and risks. If you want specifics on a coin or platform, let me know!
May sound stupid
If you stake it does it peg your coin in possession until it is unstaked?
I think of it like the coin has to be in circulation to be used. But as the coin is being used is the value pegged or does it fluctuate before being returned after use for lack of an institutional knowledge way to ask.
 
@Goldhedge Even Nick Freitas (Ex Special Forces) commented in an interview that the best places to occupy in an outside attack/disaster type situation would be at Wal-Mart/Costco type stores. You have everything you need to survive for a long time.
And you'd need men and coordination to hold on to it. The Koreans did it during OJ successfully
 
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--And what you can do to prepare before the clock runs out

Armstrong’s model has never been wrong about direction — and now it’s pointing to something irreversible.
1.5X speed

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So what can we do to prepare man? Can't you just tell me? What happened to helping a brother out? My video card acting up in my Obama/Bush phone.
 
May sound stupid
If you stake it does it peg your coin in possession until it is unstaked?
I think of it like the coin has to be in circulation to be used. But as the coin is being used is the value pegged or does it fluctuate before being returned after use for lack of an institutional knowledge way to ask.
Not sure the question, but I’ll give an answer. For ETH, if you have 32 eth you can create a staking pool (might not be accurate term), run the nodes on your own virtual computer. Eth will reach out to your node every so often the verify a transaction. You get a reward for this. You can then let anyone who has eth to stake. In eth’s case, they will lock up that 32 eth forever… or until they feel like there’s enough eth staked unlocking won’t affect the system. So when someone else adds their eth to this pool, you decide how to give a payout. In the case of Coinbase, I believe they give the payout in a wrapped eth protocol. You can the use this. They also say it take like 45 days to unstake your original eth. As far as fluctuations in price, there is none because the amount of eth staked is the amount returned. Now if your looking at the eth/usd or eth/btc price charts and think you’ve gained or lost then that means your trading on some timeframe. That’s on you to figure out your strategy and why locking up your eth for 45 days might not be wise.. but if your buying eth per month, staking, reinvesting dividends for 10 years you might not care of the value in USD.
Couple disclaimers, I haven’t looked into this in a while and might be inaccurate and it works differently. Also other coins have different rules.
Lastly, there was a crypto bill that passed a while ago, it might have been when the Alabama senator fucked everyone on the vote. They made it illegal to set up a eth pool like I described unless you had some type of trading license. The govt claimed it wouldn’t be enforced, lol. Anyway this means only institutions are running these staking pools.
 

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