The Publish0x Post - week 22

By Patch | Things of note and other interesting stuff | 5 Jun 2022

This will be the first in what I hope will be a long ongoing weekly series. In it, I will do a short write-up of the post I have read during the week. I will feature posts that I have found stood out above all the rest. This can be for any particular reason ranging from simply being well written, to being informative or covering a topic I found interesting. I hope you will enjoy it and find it useful.

As this is the first week where I am doing this, it might very well be that I play around with the format in which I present this. So do not be alarmed if you find it looking slightly different from week to week no in the beginning. And if you have any feedback for me I would really like to get it, whether it is positive or constructive. Please comment and tell me what you like or why you do not like something.

Al links should also open up a new window, so no need to go back and forth. You can read this post and click on the links you find interesting and then go on to read them after. At least that is the idea. =)

This week started with me finding MintDice.com´s post about the underground mining that is taking place in China after the crypto ban. I find this topic to be very interesting, and I could not help to think of the famous quote from Jurassic Park; Life finds a way, but change it Crypto finds a way.

Chinas Underground Bitcoin Mining

This post MintDice.com then was followed by another very interesting post a few days later. In it, we are taken on a deep dive into social earning platforms. Or Cryptosocial platforms as my friend Allen would have put it. While I do not agree with the way Mint sometimes put things, I can see the problem he is talking about. And I would also agree with it being a problem. It is a very interesting read indeed.

The Failure of Monetizing Social Media Blockchains

And this then got topped off by a third excellent post by MintDice.com. This one takes a look at the second-ever country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender, the Central African Republic. It also takes a look at what this might mean for Bitcoin and crypto moving forward.

Why the Central African Republic’s Bitcoin adoption matters

Another post I found interesting was a post by Cryptofab in which he takes a look at a few of the top cryptos and makes an assessment of whether they are an Ponzi crypto or not. While that was not very interesting, in info itself. I did however find his definition of a Ponzi to be interesting, and an opportunity for a discussion aroze. Something I almost always am game for. That makes this post worthy of a place here.

Is Your Crypto a Ponzi? STEPN (GMT) Vs. Bitcoin (BTC) Vs. Ethereum (ETH)

And on a completely different topic, a post by IIIGARDEIII taught me something about Brazilian cryptos. And it is always interesting and useful to learn new things. And as IIIGARDEIII is a very new user here on Publish0x. I hope he will have a bright and good future here in this community. And I look forward to seeing what he will post in the future as well.

5 Brazilian cryptocurrencies.

A post from Stormgain talks about the current GPU situation. And how mining appears to have come to a halt with the profitability taking a hard hit with the drop in crypto price. They also talk about how the price of GPUs has dropped as well in recent times. This is a topic I find interesting and like to stay updated on. As I am a very small-time miner myself.

Mining has come to a halt as graphics card prices fall

An excellent and informative post about the different types of scamps that are prevalent in the crypto world, unfortunately. It is written by the user konjo, who when I see I can't help to think of the Spanish word coño. Witch sounds the same, but means something completely different. This however only part 1, so be on the lookout for at least a second part to be heading your way. As I said, very informative and thorough post about the types of scams.

Crypto Scams: An Overview - Part 1

This post by Sapphire I find interesting as it covers a topic I know very little about, trading. Sure I swap the odd tokens here and there. But I have not actively traded, so I would not consider myself to be a trader. So I found this topic to be very interesting. In it, they talk about things you might encounter as a new trader, and how you can relate to them.

Developing Your Own Trading Style & Rule Book

In case you are unfamiliar with BAT or Basic Attention Tokens. The new user Powka has got you covered. As they take a closer look at BAT and how you can earn them.

BAT (Basic Attention Token) Guide

And earlier in the week I came across this excellent post by Cryptonator`s that covers the exciting topic of learn to earn. It lists and goes through the top five learn to earn sites. It is an excellent piece of writing in every way. So I hope you enjoy it.

TOP 5 Learn & Earn Cryptocurrency Programs

And finally, I will leave you with this little nugget of a post also by Cryptonator`s that takes an in-depth analysis of KuCoin. He is comparing it to some other DEXes and with that tries to predict a possible price for KuCoin. It is a very interesting read I have to admit. One I could recommend anyone to read through.

KuCoin Token $KCS In-Depth Analysis And Price Prediction

I hope that this has given you some new posts that you have found interesting and that you might have otherwise missed. So I will wish you happy reading. =) ANd if you find any of the posts interesting be sure to let them know I sent you their way.

If you think I have missed a post please do share it with me in the comment section down below. As there are daily over 100 posts published it is a gargantuan task to try and find the needles in the haystack. So I am bound to miss some. And I will hopefully find some needles you have missed as well. And if you think what I have found is not a needle at all, please tell me that too. And make sure to include why. =)

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