The Publish0x Post - Week 23

By Patch | Things of note and other interesting stuff | 12 Jun 2022

As another week is coming to a close in the crypto world I will again share with you some of the content I have enjoyed reading this week. I have, however, just as I warned, switched up the formal a little. I have decided to start off with the one post I enjoyed the most from the past week, in a post of the week. I hope you enjoy the second week of the Publish0x Post.

I have to first confess that I have read slightly fewer posts this week than before, so the odds of me missing some good ones is probably much higher than last week. Feel free to shout them out in the comment section down below. Now let us move on to Post of the Week.

Post of the Week

This week's Post of the Week goes to the new user Crypto-Monkey, first of well come to Puiblish0x I hope you will enjoy your time here. Consider giving him a follow to jumpstart him on the platform. He chose to write about how we are using NFTs the wrong way. A sentiment I share. As I am not a huge NFT fan, at least not how they currently are used. But not only do this problem get highlighted but a possible solution or "correct" way of using them is also prevented as well. I found it a very interesting and well-thought-out post. And that is why I have chosen it as Post of the Week.

We Have Been Using NFTs Wrong

Heath Muchena wrote a post about what crypto RPG games he thing is the 10 best in 2022. And for someone who both like RPGs and games, but so far has not been able to find a good one to start playing. I thought this post was excellent as it provided me with some much-needed games to look at, and a baseline for each game.

Top 10 Crypto RPG Games [2022]

Next up is a post with some constructive criticism for Publish0x, or a suggestion if you will. This was penned by diaperfinancingfund. And I really like it that we have a community like this that allow for us to openly discuss and suggest things we would like to see improved. While also able to talk with the team here at Publish0x as well.

Feedback for Publish0x to be Bigger and Better

This post I found interesting from the point that it provided a solution, of sorts. To the problem, new projects have with trying to get listed on sites like Coinbasemarketcap or Coingecco. Usually, a project needs to have a minimum daily trade volume, among other things as well I assume. But Paraguanads highlights a new bot that is available to people that basically auto trade for you so you no longer need to worry about this requirement. Not sure how I personally feel about this, as I think the minimum trader requirement was put there to eliminate a lot of "shit coins". But nonetheless, it is interesting to read about the solution and good to know it exists.

Generate thousands of dollars of daily market volume for your project with a couple of clicks

This post I thought was just too good to not include. It shows the importance, and unexpected ways you do your due diligence and research before investing in a crypto project. In the post, crypto newbie mom talks about how she was able to stop her mom from getting scammed. I can really recommend that you give her a follow as well. As she will take you along on the journey of her and her husband starting out and setting up a network of Helium Miners. Very nice and interesting read.

How our crypto safety research saved my parents thousands

Have you ever thought about starting your own crypto journey? But not being sure if you wanted to invest your hard-earned money? No worries SamBTC have you covered. This is the second part in his series where he goes through how you can build your own crypto portfolio without any capital. It is an interesting read and is sure to have some tips for you if you are into these sorts of things. And you might want to start with the first post in the series depending on where you are in your portfolio building.

Building Crypto Portfolio with no Capital - Part II

This next post I found very interesting, as I often want to look into new projects and different types of projects before I decide to invest more time and properly research them. ANd this post by TheNiftyRevolution provided me with an excellent starting point for the new group of projects that have been creating buzz as of late. The "move to earn" type project. I found it was an excellent post and a good start point if you want to learn more about some of the projects in the space.

Move to Earn Crypto

This next post is by MintDice.com which got heavily featured in last week's post. And this week they have decided to take a look at Hex, a very decisive project indeed. Not maybe due to the projects, but more due to the person who created it, as he has managed to ammas a sort of cult following online. It is an interesting read for sure. Especially if you ever have thought about investing in Hex.

Hex Cryptocurrency: The Ultimate Scam

Next up is a post from Novasky, in which he takes a look at the new emerging tipping economy. And it was a very nice and well-written post, go read it. Not much more I can say.

From Monthly Paycheck to Tipping Economy in Crypto

IF you are anything like me, I bet you have thought both once and twice about starting to trade crypto. But every time you log on to a trading site you get overwhelmed. At least this is where I am currently at. But if you want to give it a try this post by Swapzone is basically a must-read for you. In it is a list of 16 tools you should have in your trading toolbox.

16 Best Crypto Trading Tools And Crypto Resources for Analysis

If you have read any good posts this week that I have missed, please share them in the comment section down below. I also would like to get some feedback on whether this is something you want me to continue with or if you just think it is a waste of time, as you already read everything here anyway. And also if you have any other feedback for me, it is always appreciated, thank you guys and gals for reading.

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