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crpuusd;13056 wrote:

Europ;12974 wrote:

Its more understandable that rookie tend fall easily to the hackers plishing and more.

Knowledge is power and power is what dominate the weak,  Rookies have lesser understanding and the worst happen when they falls to the wrong hands. Utopia p2p is a powerful platform that stand a Mother of knowledges and always open to feed that power in all users who are ready for it.

Utopia p2p forums are more embracing to both the elite and the rookies to transact knowledge and information without  any form of rejection.

thrive;13380 wrote:

joanna;13379 wrote:

It's hard to know if the user is indeed Crypton support because any user of this forum can have the user name and I will be sure if the user is Crypton exchange support if only confirmed by the forum moderators.

I agree with you and there won't be any reason to doubt if the user is Crypton exchange support if this thread was created by some of these forum moderators.

Regardless, the point you guys made seems to be tangible. This topic is said to be set aside for technical issues discuss which people have experienced with Crypton Exchange.

joanna;13374 wrote:

IyaJJJ;13373 wrote:

Additionally, Crypton has significantly lower transaction fees compared to many other cryptocurrencies, making it an attractive option for users looking for inexpensive and efficient cryptocurrency transactions.

The unique Proof-of-Stake mining system implemented by the UtopiaP2P development team also adds to Crypton coin popularity because Proof-of-Stake always encourages holding.

Meanwhile, instead of requiring expensive and energy-intensive mining rigs, Crypton's PoS and mining system allows users to mine and earn rewards simply by mining and holding onto their CRP coins.

IyaJJJ;13370 wrote:

One of the main reasons I believe lead to the popularity of the Crypton coin is its unparalleled privacy protection.

Crypton's coin architecture allows for completely untraceable transactions and anonymous account balances with no links to real-world identities is what I believe triggers its popularity.

IyaJJJ;13362 wrote:

thrive;13361 wrote:

That's correct and for others reading this don't be naive about the security of your cryptocurrency wallet. Crypton coin was designed to prioritize security and protect users' privacy.

Besides, the built-in uWallet ensures secure storage of Crypton coin, UUSD, and it is protected by advanced encryption but doesn't mean if the user exposes himself to danger the hacker will find it odd to understand what CRP coin is about.

Although, Crypton and the Utopia ecosystem are decentralized, meaning that there is no central point of failure that could be targeted by an attacker. That doesn't mean Crypton coin holders don't have to take the responsibility of securing their wallets.

thrive;13227 wrote:

IyaJJJ;13226 wrote:

Different folks have different strokes. The EU way of doing things is regulation while the US way of doing things is lawsuit.   
The sad thing is that their doing is hurting the cryptocurrency market.

I think the problem is not Binance but the US SEC leader Gary Gensler who use his 2 years in office to attack the cryptocurrency market. Besides, I read that he's just trying to get back at Binance because he was not once hired for an advisor position by the exchange.

Although, the US SEC is a regulatory agency that is responsible for enforcing securities laws in the United States. The SEC's mission is to protect investors, maintain fair and orderly markets, and promote capital formation but they are abusing their power.

IyaJJJ;13218 wrote:

thrive;13217 wrote:

Yes, you have a good point since joining the social media of the crypto project we invested in has several benefits for investors or anyone interested in the project.

One of the most important advantages of joining a crypto project on social media is staying updated with the latest updates, airdrop, news, and announcements as they happen.

Social media is also an excellent platform to learn more about the project, its mission, and future plans. Besides, promotes having first-class opportunities for the project we invested in.

thrive;13206 wrote:

Vastextension;13205 wrote:

I love the level of the registration process straightforward, and users can easily manage their uNS names through the UtopiaP2P ecosystem.

Hope you guys know that uNS names and their associated resources are stored within the Utopia network, resulting in fast and efficient resolution of queries.

That's correct and the uNS names do not expire, meaning that once registered, they are permanently associated with the user's public key.

thrive;13195 wrote:

Vastextension;13194 wrote:

They have created this platform to uphold these values and provide a space where users can express themselves freely and securely.

This is why I categorized people that ignore the benefit of the UtopiaP2P ecosystem privacy service as someone that shouldn't be in the cryptocurrency space.

Ignoring privacy in cryptocurrency can be considered unwise, as it can leave users vulnerable to various risks such as theft, hacking, and surveillance.

Vastextension;13186 wrote:

Dozie;13172 wrote:

I did not watch the match completely but this would be the last half of the game was a very tough rivalry. Also I think Manchester city gave a good recommendation about themselves

Yes, Manchester City does give good recommendations about themselves ever since the beginning of this season and I am happy that they are the winner of the UEFA Champions League.

I am not a fan of Manchester City but I respect their record this season and I love the team manager ever since he's in Barcelona.

level;13015 wrote:

full;13014 wrote:

Retirement age for workers varies depending on the country, work sector, profession, and personal preference of workers.

In most countries, retirement age is generally between 60-70 years old. However, many countries are gradually increasing retirement ages due to the aging population and the strains it places on government pension plans.

Some of the factors that determine retirement age in some countries. Some countries have a mandatory retirement age based on social security systems. This means that workers retire and start receiving social security payouts at a certain age.

Vastextension;12736 wrote:

joanna;12735 wrote:

I don't think he's into technology, but it is good to be curious when you do not know about something so as to more know about things around you.

Yes, you're sometimes curiosity can lead to the enthusiasm and later professionalism in the game if you like what you see or the benefit involved.

Correct, curiosity often leads to a desire to learn and understand new things. It can motivate people to seek out information, read books, attend seminars, and pursue educational opportunities.