[Tom Frederick]

To be fair…

Several blockchains other than Solana have experienced outages or significant disruptions in the past, reflecting the challenges inherent in operating complex decentralized networks. Here are a few notable examples:

1. **Ethereum**: Ethereum has faced several incidents over the years, including network congestions and delays, particularly during high-demand periods such as the 2017 CryptoKitties craze, which significantly slowed down transaction processing times.

2. **Bitcoin**: While Bitcoin’s network is renowned for its robustness, it has also encountered issues. For example, in 2013, a blockchain fork occurred due to a compatibility issue between different versions of the Bitcoin software, leading to confusion and a temporary halt in transactions.

3. **EOS**: In 2018, shortly after its launch, the EOS network experienced a freeze due to a bug that paused the blockchain, requiring a joint effort by block producers to address and fix the issue to resume operations.

4. **Binance Smart Chain (BSC)**: BSC has seen its fair share of performance issues and outages, often attributed to the high volume of transactions and smart contract interactions, which have occasionally overwhelmed the network.

5. **Tezos**: Tezos has experienced temporary disruptions, including block production issues. For instance, in 2019, the network faced a scenario where block validations were delayed, though the issue was quickly resolved.

These incidents underscore the technical challenges faced by blockchain networks, especially as they scale and encounter unprecedented usage patterns. They also highlight the ongoing need for development and optimization to ensure network stability and reliability.

[Tom Frederick]

I guess I’d disagree. SOL may have corrected this AM but it’s right back up. Green for today. #5 in market cap. Up 300% for the last year. It may not displace ETH but I have no doubts it will maintain a to 5 spot… and maybe more.

[Tom Frederick]

If your planning on holding TIA for the bull run, consider this. If you hold stTIA, which is liquid staked TIA on Stride, which as you can just IBC over to Osmosis when ever you are ready to sell, it will qualify you for an airdrop. It lasts the next 150 days. More details, will come later. But here an article explaining most of it.
https://blockworks.co/news/stride-strd-airdrop

blockworks.co

Stride will airdrop 5M STRD tokens to stTIA holders

Interchain liquid staking solution Stride announced that it will airdrop 5 million STRD tokens to stTIA token holders over the next 150 days. 

[Tom Frederick]

Hey, I just recorded a video about DeFi portfolio tracking using DeBank. It’s a great tool to manage your wallet and view transactions. Check it out here: https://www.loom.com/share/139368d18d4d40969806c4ec8d992742?src=composer.

[Tom Frederick]

If your wallet is connected, and has BNB in it, PCS (or any connected dApp will see it. What, specific problem are you having?

[Tom Frederick]

Here is another similar site called BanterBubbles for your review:
https://banterbubbles.com/

banterbubbles.com

Banter Bubbles | Crypto market visualiser with fun chats

Visualise crypto market movements with our interactive bubble charts. Create custom watchlists and favourites. Each coin has it's own space to chat with others. Banter with others and stay in the loop with Banter Bubbles.

[Tom Frederick]

Here is the link to CryptoBubbles. There is also a phone app you can download!
https://cryptobubbles.net/

[Tom Frederick]

Hey! I just recorded a quick video on how to keep track of your portfolio using Crypto Bubbles. It’s a visual tool that represents crypto tokens as bubbles, and I share some insights on token performance. Check it out here: https://www.loom.com/share/7e4d8e6fb10f415aa139dc7ddbe2f70b?src=composer.

[Tom Frederick]

Any idea on how much ETH is reasonable to stake?

[Tom Frederick]

OK. You win. Send your SOL to my wallet ????????

[Tom Frederick]

One small step closer to $1M ????

[Tom Frederick]

DCA means “dollar cost averaging”. Simply put, investing little by little over time.

[Tom Frederick]

MEXC is an online brokerage where you can buy/sell cryptos. You need to understand basic spot trading to use it. It can be found here: https://www.mexc.com.