Saitama Inu (SAITAMA) Discussion Thread

[satireprod]

thanks man. When you told me the first time, I was nodding like Eddie Murphy knowing damn well I didn’t understand nothing you was saying. I was taking in a lot of info rather quickly

How do I check the levels? And how do I check the level that I got in at?

And what does levels mean? Is that directly proportionate to the number of holders?

Fam the levels is just the price of the coin which you can check on coinmarketcap.com, coingecko.com, and dextools.io to name a few.

Wait, have you not been checking the price of the coins all this time? Only looking at your wallet and the money amount.

The only way I know to check your initial entry level is to check the price BEFORE you make the purchase/swap. Its important

 

[Golayitdown]

Don’t know if it belongs here or in the main BTC thread but make sure you pay attention to your wallets on Ethscan/btcscan.

There’s a scam going around where you get airdropped a random coin into your wallet (in this case ARKR) and it looks like it has some huge value (say $20k). When you go to try to sell it from your wallet the scammers will clear your shyt all the way out. Somehow these scam coins get granted permission to your whole wallet when you try to cash out.

It’s not an issue if you just leave the coins and never touch them, but make sure you’re not making transactions with any coins you didn’t actually add to your wallet.

Apparently I got 800,000 of that bullshyt in my wallet shortly after I grabbed some AIDI and didn’t even know until I checked BSCscan the other night. I didn’t do anything with it but could have gotten caught easily if I was greedy.

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

Fam the levels is just the price of the coin which you can check on coinmarketcap.com, coingecko.com, and dextools.io to name a few.

Wait, have you not been checking the price of the coins all this time? Only looking at your wallet and the money amount.

The only way I know to check your initial entry level is to check the price BEFORE you make the purchase/swap. Its important

maybe....




Bro all I been paying attention to is the numbers in my account


If I got more money in my account today than I had yesterday, I go



I didn't know I had to watch the other sites too

 

[satireprod]

Don’t know if it belongs here or in the main BTC thread but make sure you pay attention to your wallets on Ethscan/btcscan.

There’s a scam going around where you get airdropped a random coin into your wallet (in this case ARKR) and it looks like it has some huge value (say $20k). When you go to try to sell it from your wallet the scammers will clear your shyt all the way out. Somehow these scam coins get granted permission to your whole wallet when you try to cash out.

It’s not an issue if you just leave the coins and never touch them, but make sure you’re not making transactions with any coins you didn’t actually add to your wallet.

Apparently I got 800,000 of that bullshyt in my wallet shortly after I grabbed some AIDI and didn’t even know until I checked BSCscan the other night.

Respect bruh. Scammers are running wild out here, this is one of their main plays. Good to spread awareness.

 

[mannyrs13]

thanks man. When you told me the first time, I was nodding like Eddie Murphy knowing damn well I didn’t understand nothing you was saying. I was taking in a lot of info rather quickly

How do I check the levels? And how do I check the level that I got in at?

And what does levels mean? Is that directly proportionate to the number of holders?

I don't see a way to check level you got in at. Not on etherscan at least. Or zerion. What you could do is go on like coingecko and check the chart around the date and time of purchase which shows on etherscan.

 

[satireprod]

maybe....




Bro all I been paying attention to is the numbers in my account


If I got more money in my account today than I had yesterday, I go



I didn't know I had to watch the other sites too

Nah man. It's just like stocks. Yes you can check your overall account amount, but you still need to check out what crypto you're invested into is doing. Doing those things you might not have the questions you have as it would take care of itself by doing the due diligence

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

Don’t know if it belongs here or in the main BTC thread but make sure you pay attention to your wallets on Ethscan/btcscan.

There’s a scam going around where you get airdropped a random coin into your wallet (in this case ARKR) and it looks like it has some huge value (say $20k). When you go to try to sell it from your wallet the scammers will clear your shyt all the way out. Somehow these scam coins get granted permission to your whole wallet when you try to cash out.

It’s not an issue if you just leave the coins and never touch them, but make sure you’re not making transactions with any coins you didn’t actually add to your wallet.

Apparently I got 800,000 of that bullshyt in my wallet shortly after I grabbed some AIDI and didn’t even know until I checked BSCscan the other night. I didn’t do anything with it but could have gotten caught easily if I was greedy.

I keep getting random coins in my Coinbase account. It's tiny amounts tho.

A few days after I first started my Coinbase account, I logged in and I had $5 worth of BTC in my portfolio.

Then yesterday I logged in, and I had $9 worth of "Stellar Lumens" in my portfolio.

I never did anything to get either one of these. At first I thought maybe Coinbase was just throwing me freebies for being a member or something....


and to clarify, I'm talking about Coinbase the exchange, not Coinbase the wallet.

 

[satireprod]

I don't see a way to check level you got in at. Not on etherscan at least. Or zerion. What you could do is go on like coingecko and check the chart around the date and time of purchase which shows on etherscan.

You're right , checking the chart around the exact time you purchased the coin to get an approximate price you got in, might be the closest thing to an accurate entry point.

 

[mannyrs13]

Don’t know if it belongs here or in the main BTC thread but make sure you pay attention to your wallets on Ethscan/btcscan.

There’s a scam going around where you get airdropped a random coin into your wallet (in this case ARKR) and it looks like it has some huge value (say $20k). When you go to try to sell it from your wallet the scammers will clear your shyt all the way out. Somehow these scam coins get granted permission to your whole wallet when you try to cash out.

It’s not an issue if you just leave the coins and never touch them, but make sure you’re not making transactions with any coins you didn’t actually add to your wallet.

Apparently I got 800,000 of that bullshyt in my wallet shortly after I grabbed some AIDI and didn’t even know until I checked BSCscan the other night. I didn’t do anything with it but could have gotten caught easily if I was greedy.

They made me a millionaire earlier with some abshiba coin.


I told my boy I was rich and sent a pic and then said maybe not and sent a pic of me reporting the asset as a scam on zerion.


They sent me some poli coin back over the summer that had me at like 20 million I believe.


Can use it to trick these hoes like the fake bank or atm receipts. Be like look how I'm balling in my metamask wallet.

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

Nah man. It's just like stocks. Yes you can check your overall account amount, but you still need to check out what crypto you're invested into is doing. Doing those things you might not have the questions you have as it would take care of itself by doing the due diligence

I'm way behind the eight ball. Thanks for this breh

 

[mannyrs13]

I keep getting random coins in my Coinbase account. It's tiny amounts tho.

A few days after I first started my Coinbase account, I logged in and I had $5 worth of BTC in my portfolio.

Then yesterday I logged in, and I had $9 worth of "Stellar Lumens" in my portfolio.

I never did anything to get either one of these. At first I thought maybe Coinbase was just throwing me freebies for being a member or something....


and to clarify, I'm talking about Coinbase the exchange, not Coinbase the wallet.

Coinbase trying to scam you with dust attacks.


They do have the earn feature where you can earn small amounts on some coins for answering questions. I got some shyt yesterday. Think it was called Bounce. You don't get much but it helps I guess. I know xlm is one of them.

 

[™BlackPearl The Empress™]

They made me a millionaire earlier with some abshiba coin.


I told my boy I was rich and sent a pic and then said maybe not and sent a pic of me reporting the asset as a scam on zerion.


They sent me some poli coin back over the summer that had me at like 20 million I believe.


Can use it to trick these hoes like the fake bank or atm receipts. Be like look how I'm balling in my metamask wallet.

So you can't cash out or swap it for another token?

 

[Golayitdown]

I keep getting random coins in my Coinbase account. It's tiny amounts tho.

A few days after I first started my Coinbase account, I logged in and I had $5 worth of BTC in my portfolio.

Then yesterday I logged in, and I had $9 worth of "Stellar Lumens" in my portfolio.

I never did anything to get either one of these. At first I thought maybe Coinbase was just throwing me freebies for being a member or something....


and to clarify, I'm talking about Coinbase the exchange, not Coinbase the wallet.

Stellar Lumens is XLM and that’s fine. I don’t think you’ll see the issue on exchanges, only in your actual wallet.

 

[Golayitdown]

So you can't cash out or swap it for another token?

Only if you want to get your whole wallet cleaned out

 

[mannyrs13]

So you can't cash out or swap it for another token?

No!!!!

It's called a dust attack. They have you sell it or connect to another site that steals your wallet info. Anyone can send you coins but when you interact with it is when the trouble starts. Let me get some info right quick.