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BTC down 10% Grayscale dumping $2B ETH Middle East on the brink

but Blackrock is STILL buying. By Arkham @FinancialWorldUpdates

One of the first to break our hearts.. but its still a real thing. https://www.dezeen.com/2024/08/01/neom-stadium-2034-world-cup-saudi-arabia/

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164 Liquidity pools already established.. why would that be important? "Liquidity pools are a collection of tokens or digital assets locked in a smart contract that provide essential liquidity to decentralized exchanges." Think of pairings kinda like you needing something done and you know a guy that knows a guy... You exchange information with a guy that has a connection to get something done for you. The pairs work the same, you want token "?", if there is not a direct path to swap your token for token "?", but there is a way for your token to go through "m" and "m" has a pair with "?" the exchange can use this route to make the trade. The more pairs the better, a direct pair like XLM or USDC is going to be awesome. The pools also use value found in the other pairings to provide stability in trades as well. So if we look at what is paired, it gives us an idea of what will also be holding value. Just for a bit of fun and the pure entertainment of trying to put laymen terms to the ideas of trading pairs.. When I said "The pools also use value found in the other pairings to provide stability in trades as well." What does that mean.. how..? Think about the example of trying to get something done and you need say a carpenter, and you know a guy that knows a carpenter. But the carpenter only accepts beer. You give your friend the money because he accepts money or beer, and you don't keep a lot of beer on hand. (he's going to be your trading pair) Your friend has a deal with his carpenter friend to do the work for an equal amount in value of beer. Your friend has to hold enough beer to compare in value to the trade in dollars you gave him to complete the agreement. So the middle man must also keep a high value of what it stocks. If the amount of dollars you need to pay gets really high, the guy in the middle also needs to keep up with how much beer he has on hand, or make the value of his beer higher to keep up, or he can't be used to make the deal happen. So the assets that are paired, will need to also keep up in supply or value to be used as pairs, or no deals can be made. With these ideas in mind, now go revisit the picture of the trades for Velo to USDC with a new mindset of how that happened using multiple assets to get from A to B in this post. https://t.me/c/1606840407/7911 🍻😎

More fun facts. Don't have XLM to buy VELO? Perhaps you can negotiate a trade with what you do have by utilizing one of the 164 liquidity pools with VELO that can aid in helping you trade. SDEXEXPLORER can show you lots of cool information at a glance. https://sdexexplorer.com/assets/VELO-GDM4RQUQQUVSKQA7S6EM7XBZP3FCGH4Q7CL6TABQ7B2BEJ5ERARM2M5M/liquidity-pools

It is too bad that the 32GF account that had the highest buy offer in and picked up the transfer also seems to be a bot that is accumulating and ramping up its supply. 😔 GBKIAHACV6WWBFAXXL5BLLMIZQ4CZWQJOEONN777UPABUZZRPUMF32GF

On the other hand.. this is cool. Looking at the largest swap of Velo today, 19,384 XLM moved when PNOD decided to cash out using the swap function for USDC. The swap used paths through XLM, SHX, Aqua, yXLM, and yUSDC to make the exchange for USDC from Centre.io.

When your a shit stain to Stellar and your using GBCSDRJICCDX7CT7YLQWNAZYAH5OAFXMRYHEMUNY4JATYRUTX6OSSHB7 to attack Velo and GAUUA23RYZRJ3TNU7554EGPADQOQ3MHBBN35WXTWY2HDKDPLVL7NJRWC to attack SHX and GAHQDGQ4IFY44KD3KAQ52X74BHJYTEJWLAXRMOEB4CDC3TXJAMNAG4IQ to try to milk USDC and using GC3OIZVA3WFSQHJVKN7NFEG34ESLPVY3FGPDFCVBI4TJMSGOQAUSBXJU to offramp your profits.

Ai got you figured out and I can see….

Sent 106560100.0000000 VELO to GCXZDLDI4BO3RHIYBS22RZXB5LGRRLTZUSPG6ANQQ36TVL2ASHC4ONZO

Satoshi? 👀

Very interesting! Time to do some homework! $Velo https://www.dailysignal.com/2024/07/29/thailand-bribes-voters-central-bank-digital-currency/