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Things have been a bit quieter with Cardano and its token ADA recently. After a lot of buzz in late August and early September, the release of smart contracts, exciting news coming out every day and reaching a new all-time high of 3.1 USD, it certainly feels like Cardano lost its momentum. The chart above shows that ADA has been going sideways at around 2 – 2.2 USD for around 6 weeks now. Yet this makes me really bullish and excited about what’s likely to come next. These long consolidation phases are in fact very typical for ADA. As you can see on the chart below, we had similar patterns around November-December 2020, again in January 2021 and then from late February to late April. Each of these consolidation phases was between 4 and 8 weeks longs. The reason why I’m excited is because of what happened between these phases. Each time we observed an increase in price between 100% and 160%. If this pattern repeats itself again, we could see ADA going to around 4-5 USD on its next leg up. Of course, the main difference is that in the past, these price movements were based almost purely on speculation, while the next move up will also depend on the actual usability of the Cardano ecosystem. This is probably why we’re not seeing ADA moving much now. While I remain very bullish on Cardano and it’s still my second biggest investment after Bitcoin, what I’m excited more about are various projects within the Cardano ecosystem. Cardano’s market cap is around 66 billion USD, which makes it quite slow to move as any significant price movement requires a very large cash inflow. However, as Cardano started going sideways, perhaps even a little bit bearish you could say, a lot of alts dipped in price or didn’t recover much from the summer bear market. These alts present a great buying opportunity right now and once ADA starts going up, they are very likely to go up at a much faster pace due to their much lower market caps. Below are a few projects, which in my opinion are particularly interesting. For full disclosure, I either invested in recently or bought more due to their current low price or I’m considering buying them. – 90 mil market cap and currently around 86% down from its all-time high. These numbers alone suggest that it’s potentially a great buying opportunity. Cardstarter is a launchpad and every blockchain needs launchpads so it certainly has potential. Cardstarter – 128 mil market cap and down around 53% from its ATH. It’s a suite of DeFi protocols that include a launchpad, DEX and liquidity pools. DeFi protocols and in particular DEX are a key element of every crypto ecosystem. OccamFi – around 19 mil market cap and down around 75%. This makes it VERY attractive in terms of its potential for growth and it’s an oracle which similarly to launchpads is something needed for every blockchain. My only concern is that Chainlink – the biggest oracle - is going to be implemented on Cardano so this may potentially somewhat cripple Charli3’s potential. Charli3 – 20 mil market cap and 87% down. Non-custodial wallet plus DeFi platform. 
Another project with a tiny market cap and substantially down from its ATH, so with a huge potential to be the next moonshot. Gero Wallet – 506 mil market cap and only 12% down. This one is a bit different. COTI had a ton of bullish news in the last few weeks and is actually performing much better than most of the Cardano ecosystem. It’s probably the safest bet on this list but due to its relatively large market cap, it’s likely to move up at a much steadier pace. In my view, it’s a great mid-to-long term investment. COTI is a payment solutions platform that provides a whole array of options for online and offline payments, crypto and stable coins, credit cards, etc. They are also working on creating DJED – Cardano’s stablecoin. COTI To conclude, I think all of these projects have immense potential for growth. The ones with a lower market cap present the biggest opportunity but also come with the highest risk. But at a 20 mil market cap, all it takes is just one mention from a big crypto influencer and the price can shoot up 3-5x in a matter of hours. Aside from pure speculation, there’s no doubt that the Cardano ecosystem is gaining utility, slowly maturing and it will eventually explode. While I expect ADA to start moving up before the end of this year, I think the real pump will come much later, potentially as late as mid or late 2022. As always – the key to making big profits in crypto is being ahead of the game and looking at what is likely to pump next. If you’re investing now in meme coins, you’re already late to the game and you have to be extremely careful. Gaming cryptos have much more long-term potential but some of them have already pumped a lot so again – you have to be careful. On the other hand, the Cardano ecosystem is going slow and NFTs are currently in their own bear market and that’s why my attention is on these projects. If you found this article interesting, please check out my – I post new market commentaries and thoughts about altcoins on Mondays, NFT updates on Tuesdays, and tutorials on Fridays. I also mention a lot of altcoins and NFTs on my . YouTube channel Twitter --- Disclaimer The content covered in this article is NOT to be considered investment advice. I’m NOT a financial adviser. These are only my own speculative opinions, ideas and theories. Do NOT trade or invest based purely upon the information presented in this article.

Why You Should Invest in the Cardano Ecosystem Now

Hey Hackers! I’m Charlie Gedeon and I’m the co-founder of in Montreal. Pragmatics Studio First of all, I’d like to say a huge thank you to the community for recognizing me as the winner of “ ” HackerNoon 2021 HackerNoon Contributor of the Year - ALGORITHMS If you have made a video acceptance speech on YouTube  (whether a comedic one or a serious one), please post the link here: tasteful I can’t say that I have anything recorded specifically for this, but I’d be remiss not to share a video of my celebratory dance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQKjAsguhA0 Reporter: What does it mean for you to win this title? HackerNoon Honestly I’m pretty surprised that this happened! I often repost articles about technology in several places, and HackerNoon is a great place for more technical stories. This is surprising because I didn’t nominate myself nor did any of my friends know about this, so to all the strangers who voted for me: thank you! 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We Need to Hear Both the Good and Bad Sides of Tech - Interview with Charlie G

Charlie Shrem is and The Winklevoss Twins are subject to ridicule more than once. 15 years ago, they were outsmarted by Mark Zuckerberg who allegedly stole their idea of a social network. Just last week they announced that Charlie Shrem embezzled US$32 Million by taking their Dollars and not giving them Bitcoin back in 2012 (Took a long time to go public with that). Time to recall who which pivotal role he played in the history of Bitcoin. “ In prison, the more of a celebrity you are, the less respect you get. You’re judged on who you are as a person, and I like being judged like that because I feel like I’m a I’m a pretty okay person. People liked me and I was judged on that, not on the Bitcoin stuff.” “ ” I am one of the first 10 people to come into contact with Bitcoin. I am a capitalist and I wanted to earn money. And that’s what we did. These two statements come from Charlie Shrem, who has had a remarkable career. From solid US middle class, he becomes a millionaire at the age of 22 thanks to Bitcoin, only to work as a dishwasher for 8 dollars an hour at 25 after a prison sentence for money laundering. But since the Bitcoin world is like a roller coaster, Charlie is already on top again. Even in high school, Charlie earns a few hundred dollars a week fixing and configuring neighbors’ computers and software. “ My father went out of his way to make sure that I always understood the value of a dollar.” ( . .” “ The day I turned 18, I got credit, I was still in high school. I had a $6000 credit limit. And I was I was taking people to Vegas. No, not really but I was I was spending -like the first month I spent it. In pizza stores and uh just stuff I took like um lessons to learn how to fly a plane that cost a bunch of money When Charlie graduates high school, he owes $10,000. When Charlie’s father finds out, he has to take out a loan on the house. Charlie pays off the debt for two years and is sure: from now on he has to be reasonable. At 19, he builds a web shop for a department store that wants to sell rejected goods on the Internet. He works on a commission basis and the site becomes a small success. Other wholesalers call and want to sell as well. Charlie earns 600 dollars a week. Had the Austrians Known About Bitcoin… . Ludwig von Mises Institute [ ] , via Wikimedia Commons Ludwig von Mises GFDL Shrem attends Brooklyn College’s evening school and takes business lessons. There he gets to know the Austrian School of Economics, a circle of Austrian economists led by Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich von Hayek. Already at the end of the 19th century, the theorists put forward the thesis that a state works best when the government keeps out of everything and lets the market decide. The Austrians are the heroes of the Bitcoin enthusiasts; after all, the crypto currency is no state currency, but purely market-based. “ ” I realized that bitcoin was taking all of that Austrian economic theory and putting it into practice. Charlie feels that he must distance himself from his strong Jewish family and their intolerance of the world as a whole. “ Um, all of a sudden, I went from having this one family, and now I have this new family. The Bitcoin community. but the Bitcoin community was a — especially back then when it was still so small. It was a real life working example of a community where everyone was equal because we all had our common agenda of revolutionizing the financial system.” Charlie has the right idea at the right time. He founds BitInstant and, together with payment partners, makes it possible for customers of supermarkets such as Walmart or 7–11 to buy Bitcoin conveniently and easily in vending machines. BitInstant receives a few percent commission. “ Within a few months, we enabled people to be able to buy bitcoin at almost a million locations in the US.” BitInstant is growing one and a half times — every month. Investors get in, the office gets bigger, 30 employees are added. Within a short time, 30% of all Bitcoin purchases worldwide are made via BitInstant. Charlie Shrem makes a deal when everyone else is still thinking about what to do with Bitcoin. Screenshot of Bitinstant. “We made Bitcoin what it is today. That’s my legacy.” Charlie gets rich and he gets cocky. “Picture this: I was like 22 years old. I had half a million dollars sitting in the bank. I owned a nightclub. I lived above it. I was dating a beautiful girl. Like, life was great. I would walk around like my shit didn’t stink.” The Sharks are Closing in The mills of the state grind slowly, but they grind. In March 2013, the US government enacts a regulatory law on Bitcoin. This makes BitInstant legally a money remitter — similar to Western Union — and requires a license, which of course it does not have. After E-Gold, this is another company that is subsequently caught up in crime. But BitInstant has a more pressing problem. “My lawyers told me that we are in a dangerous situation. One of my clients bought Bitcoin from me and resold it on (the Darknet site) Silk-Road. resell those Bitcoins on Silk Road so then those people would then go buy drugs and stuff like that. And I knew about it I didn’t really care enough to stop it, because I was making money. And um my lawyers eventually sent me a letter and they said, if you don’t shut the company down right now we can’t represent you anymore.” Screenshot of drug market place Silk Road. On that day in July 2013, Charlie Shrem follows the counsel of lawyers. “ I thought I was good because we shut down the company. I wasn’t caught with my hand in the cookie jar.” Crime and Punishment Eight months later, Charlie is arrested at a New York Airport and charged with money laundering and unlicensed money transfers. One of the evidence against him is an e-mail to Bitcoin salesman Robert Faiella: …” Some E-mails are dangerous, even if they are well-intentioned. “ “ I know you’re on Silk Road I know you’re reselling these Bitcoins on Silk Road. Like you better stop, or else That was the smoking gun because that email I admitted that I knew what he was doing. Charlie hires the best lawyer. “ ” He pleads guilty and is sentenced to two years in prison, one of them on probation. they cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. I walked into prison with sixteen thousand dollars to my name. “There are no friends in prison. Everyone has his own goals. Sometimes inmates overlap their own goals. Sometimes people help you. I have read a lot and always left the cell light on. All of a sudden this like huge guy, he’s known as a leader of some crew walks into my cell and walks up really close to me and I’m laying on my top bunk. Right? And he’s a tall guy. He comes up all right to my face. And he says, ‘Hey Shrem, you know we’re trying to sleep right now. And your light’s on really bright.’ And I’m like shaking, right. He goes, ‘Here borrow my book light. Give it back to me when you get your own’.” Every punishment comes to an end. Even Charlie Shrem’s: “ ”. You prepare yourself for the day when you are released. You know that a few weeks before. You wake up in the morning, they take all your things, then it’s on to Processing. It takes a little longer. I get scared if they really let me out. But then I get my box and think to myself: “Let’s get out of here quickly before they get to different minds “ I was guilty. I did my time. I worked my ass off to do that time. And I moved on now. ” Outside I didn’t turn on the computer for the first two months. No mobile phone, I haven’t even told people that I’m outside. I wasn’t ready. I was just happy to have a cup of coffee in the morning. I did my job as a dishwasher because I had to have a real job for six months. One that had nothing to do with the Internet. At first I thought that prison was a lesson in humility, but to wash plates 11 hours a day… Charlie Shrem lives the American dream backwards, from millionaire to dishwasher. It sounds strange, but for Charlie, prison means being financially independent. “ Afterwards, I didn’t want to be the slave of money for a long time. Pay rent, cell phone bills and such.” And today? Charlie buys and sells Bitcoin. His investment strategy is: one third in Bitcoin, one third in hard currencies, one third in real estate. “ ” Bitcoin is an experiment that could also fall to 0. I can’t risk everything. Nevertheless, Shrem is more a blockchainer than ever. “ “ I’m thrilled to show [people] the light and preach the gospel. Afterthought Of course, the reality of Charlie Shrem is more like riches-to-rags-to-riches again. His name carries weight in an economy that has little else to offer than names. In the height of ICO mania, Charlie Shrem lends his name as an advisor to token sales such as Slovenia’s Viberate. As sources close to Viberate revealed, Shrems name to the company’s press efforts had made a $10 million ICO campaign. Good for Viberate, good for Charlie Shrem. The gospel is heard. Sources: http://historyofbitcoin.org/ http://www.wnyc.org/story/a-bitcoin-mogul-goes-broke-death-sex-money/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=tw&utm_content=dsm&hootPostID=28d133498557388923d3452cf9c308ec http://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/A-26-year-old-Bitcoin-entrepreneur-was-handed-prison-time-and-the-experience-only-confirmed-his-belief-in-the-cryptocurrency-1001572621 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUCJQLpy8ms&feature=youtu.be

Charlie Shrem: a Bitcoin Story From Riches-to-Rags

A Geek in Prison is Bitcoin Pioneer Charlie Shrem’s account of his experience going from being a force for increasing adoption of Bitcoin before the world had heard of cryptocurrency to a 15-month stint in federal prison for selling it to the wrong people. In his excitement to spread the word about Bitcoin, Charlie fell afoul of the law and acknowledges that he committed the crime. He has since gone on to found Crypto.IQ , an educational and investment firm. There is no foolproof way to prepare for prison. On March 30, 2015, I self surrendered to Lewisburg Federal Prison Camp after I was sentenced to two years for aiding and abetting an unlicensed money transmitting business, for which I was guilty. In my case, the only thing I could do to prepare myself was to embrace the idea that, for the foreseeable future, I wouldn’t be around. But I was optimistic because the only way to get through it, was to fully embrace it and take it head on. Which is what I did. On March 5, 2015, about 30 days before my self surrender, I wrote this on my blog: I’ve been dreading writing this blog post, and since I’ve written it, it’s been sitting as a draft for a few weeks. Nevertheless, it’s time I get on with it. On March 30th, I’ll be self surrendering to Lewisburg Federal Prison Camp in Pennsylvania. It’s been a long hard fight, from getting arrested at JFK airport while landing home, to solitary confinement and being under house arrest the for the past 14 months. When the government indicted me and requested 30 years, I kept my head up with the help of friends, family, and the Bitcoin community. While some distanced themselves, most stood by and fought. I owe my life to those people. Of course I don’t look for sympathy. I did the crime and I will do the time. They say those who stand by you in the bad times deserve to be with you in the good times. Good times are coming, and I look forward to it. Optimism No matter how sad I was feeling, I needed to stay positive with my head up, because once I fell into a spiral of self pity and depression, there would be no coming out. So I started taking notes from other people who had been to Lewisburg to find out everything could to prepare myself for this experience. Keep books/newspapers under 13 oz. Keep it to 4 per package. Get USA Today delivered. It’s dropped off directly. Always use Amazon for books. Bring a list of people to communicate with: Name/Mailing Address/ Email Address/ Phone number Understand that I get 300 minutes every month for the phone, maximum. Nov/Dec it’s 400 minutes. Email/Phone are busiest mostly after dinner. Get a watch $360 a month is max you can spend on commissary, not including phone and email. Buy sneakers. Try to get an education job, teaching other inmates. Don’t gamble Get there 8:45 a.m. Then complete strip search, get temporary clothes, do medical intake, sign forms, and meet a counselor. Get Corrlinks app for iPhone; it becomes like instant messaging. Can print emails. Write physical letters. Stay optimistic. But what was prison going to be like? What was my day going to consist of from waking up until I went to sleep? No one could answer these questions except for me. I needed to accept that I was going to be in prison, and I was going to use the time wisely. There was a lot to do. What do I do with my email account? How do I secure my Bitcoin wallet. How do I keep my phone number? How will I maintain a relationship with my family? All these questions were burning in my head, and I couldn’t find anything online to help me. On December 19, 2014, I stood up facing the judge and said: “Bitcoin is what I love and all I have. It’s my whole life. It’s what I’m on this earth to do, is to help the world see a financial system that does not discriminate and provide for corruption, and I think that Bitcoin will do to money what email did to the postal service. It allowed everyone to be equal. People in Africa, the Middle East, Asia, will have the same opportunities now with Bitcoin, and because of this now, because you can move money instantly and information on a peer-to-peer system. And I think that’s really important. And if your honor grants me that, I’d love to be back out there, helping the world and making sure people don’t do stupid things like I did.” In a letter to the Judge a few days earlier, my lawyer had written: “Had the Greeks known of crypto-currencies and of certain provincial Brooklyn neighborhoods, a tragedy could have been written about a boy who, through Dionysian passion and a little hubris, helped nurture an idea — Bitcoin — that was new to the world and that could change how the world — the whole world — passed value from one person to another.” This new idea would take the boy from his neighborhood. The boy would see himself as an almost sacred guardian of this new idea, charged with the awesome responsibility of bringing it out of the darkness and into the light of widespread, mainstream acceptance. However, in the chaos of developing the new idea, he would drop his guard and allow the dark forces to caste it in shadow. He would be to blame. He would be viewed not as its protector but as its destroyer, the destroyer of the one thing — the idea he loved most. He would be sent back to his provincial neighborhood and, for a while, would live in his parents’ basements, all the while dreaming of the time he could return to his lifelong task of helping — of being just one of many — to bring this new idea further into light. The rest of the story remains to be written. However as fate would have it, I was heading to prison. The courtroom cleared out while I stood back to take it all in. Putting all those factors, as well as all the other facts under Section 3553(a), which the Court had considered, into the equation. The Court thinks that the appropriate sentence is two years. Accordingly, the defendant will be sentenced to two years in prison, 24 months. Two years in Federal prison. At this point I had been under house arrest for about 18 months, and I thought I would get probation or maybe another year of house arrest, but two years? The New York Times wrote: Before Thursday’s hearing in New York federal court in downtown Manhattan, Mr. Shrem, in jeans and a dark suit jacket, sat alone on a bench outside courtroom 14B, his right leg crossed over his left as he read a book. He appeared calm, fidgeting only slightly once he entered the courtroom. Known for his charisma, he was instead stoic, his voice unwavering Looking back, this day, December 19, 2014 was one of the most important days of my life and even one of the happiest. Why? Finally there was light at the end of the tunnel. I was facing 30 years and went to sleep every night since my arrest thinking that I would spend the rest of my adult years in prison. When the Judge said two years, I breathed a sigh of relief. After good behavior, it would be a little over a year. I could make it, I think. It was agreed. I would be given 90 days to get my life in order and prepare for my self surrender on March 30th. At this time, Courtney and I were living in New York City, just enjoying things that I wouldn’t be able to do once I was in jail. We spent the days and nights living like it was our last. I continued to be apart of the Bitcoin community, skyped into conferences and consulted for different companies to pass the time until my impending incarceration. Two months later, it’s March 1, and I’m not ready. I had been living life as if nothing was wrong, and I wasn’t about to go to prison. How do you mentally prepare yourself for this? You don’t. You physically get prepared, drive up to the prison, and walk in. So that’s what I did. Called up the moving company and packed up my life into boxes. Cancelled my lease, suspended my cell phone number, added multi factor to my email accounts, Bitcoin accounts, and hoped to g\God that a hacker wouldn’t get into any of my accounts while I was away. Cell phone: I called up Verizon and had my phone number suspended. I needed to keep my number and many cell phone companies allow you to pay $10 a month to keep the line in a suspended state. Gmail: I made sure two- factor is working and gave backup codes to my loved ones. It was important to make sure I had enough storage to cover a year’s worth of emails. I had to pay Google $10 a month for extra storage on my various email accounts. Bitcoin wallet: Without giving too much away, I had to secure various wallets. I even set up honeypot wallets assuming someone would try and break in (Spoiler- someone tried). Physical stuff: In our apartment, the furniture was rented, so scheduling a pickup was easy. We had a moving truck come a day before and pickup the rest of our things. Bank accounts: Spoke to my bank and let them know my situation. At the time, I was banking with the Internet Archive Credit Union and was good friends with their staff. They understood and suspended any transfers in or out of my account. Power of Attorney: Very important before going to prison, or even a surgery. Have someone able to make decisions on your behalf. March 30th, 5:30 a.m. It was freezing in New York City. We all packed into the car and drove up to Lewisburg, PA. After a quick breakfast at Panera, which would be my last as a free man, we drove up to the prison. My goodbye to Courtney was quick. I told her I loved her and would see her at the first visit. I didn’t cry even though I wanted to. I needed to be strong. I walked through those doors and did not look back. It would be 13 months before I walked through those doors again. ……Next post: Prison Day 1 Charlie

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