I encourage you to read the information on the first page.
Some of the information is outdated, but a lot of it is still pertinent and still applies.
When dealing with cryptocurrencies, it is absolutely crucial that you know what you are doing, otherwise it is highly likely that you will lose money.
Good luck.

Thanks mate, I hope all is well with you and your family as well, especially in such uncertain times as now.
I have not been accessing LYN actively anymore, for various reasons......in fact I do not recognise most of the names here on this thread at all. 
I also see that some of the "old gang" are no longer active in this thread, like kmarc and WooTz.
Maybe they will come out of hibernation when the crypto market warms up a bit more. 

I wish I could participate in the ETH staking. But I'm  small fry only, 32 ETH is a lot of money for me to lock away for 2 years.

What is the yield to stake 32ETH?

wah? 2eth per daily?

Is it staking in our own wallet or it needs to transfer to their wallets?

I have 150 ETH

About 2% of the anonymous ownership accounts that can be tracked on the cryptocurrency’s blockchain control 95% of the digital asset, according to researcher Flipside Crypto.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/202...market-meltdown

Guys, you remember user TheRealist ?
Seems like he deleted all his old anti-Bitcoin/crypto posts.
Now cannot see his classic posts except where we quoted him, like here.

For asian region, the next hope could be Velo which aim to make borderless money transfer. The investor behind seem to be Thai CP Group is not mistaken.

Correct because bank does not want blockchain to disrupt their system. In my opinion, velo could be something to kiv since their owner own 7eleven . Maybe they would have a way to launch in Thailand first and then slowly expand to nearby countries. But definitely not able to penetrate malaysia. Haha. Here monetary institution want to control everything yet helang got their own way.

I'm just shared this project but please do your own research before invest in any crypto ya.

Let see if EIP 1559 for ETH can be implemented successfully as miners are against it.

personally i hope both parties must come to agreement for better eth future, miners don wanna give up their gears and eth dev was blamed with high network fee, not to mention polkadot, cadano etc chasing from behind.

what makes you think it will burst? what you think the high interest came from?

Perhaps AAVE coin is limited.

Anyway, the following comment from Reddit captured my mind about Defi especially lending and borrowing:

"Picture this. I have 1 eth and use it as collateral to get 1000 DAO (very low interest rate when borrowing it) . I exchange that to get 0.75 eth. Now I use that as collateral to get 750 DAO.

Overall I now have 1.75eth under my name used as collateral and it's worth 1750. I can do this so many times I end up with 7 or a little more eth depending on what I'm borrowing.

This sort of leverage lets me create demand for eth that isn't there. If I'm a big enough fish, I can make the price go up. With these low interest rates for borrowing sertain currencies I don't need the price to go up by loads. Even 4% can do.

This is one thing. The other which I find more concerning is that I can lend USDC for something like 7% interest. This shows that there is a great demand for borrowing USDC but when you look at it, almost no one is spending that USDC to pay bills. They are giving eth as collateral for example. Imagine now that the price of eth drops down fast and the protocol that is keeping it as collateral tries to sell it to buy back the USDC which you lent. When it does that it makes the price of eth to drop down further, making other protocols to do the same. And at some point the eth doesn't cover the USDC borrowed. The people who's USDC isn't covered will get fucked.

Perhaps in not understanding something. Explain to me if that's the case😁"

I am also holding some eth, but i don't feel eth 2.0 can solve this issue too.