The most straightforward way is to find a reliable centralized exchange where you can buy Epiko, similar to Binance. You can refer to Coinmarketcap.com's Markets section to find the list of centralized exchange the coin is listed on.
Another option to buy the Epiko is through a decentralized exchange (DEX) which supports the blockchain where your Epiko resides. This guide will show you how to buy Epiko by connecting your crypto wallet to a decentralized exchange (DEX) and using your Binance account to buy the base currency.
1Download a Trust Wallet Wallet
2Set up your Trust Wallet
3Buy ETH as Your Base Currency
4Send ETH From Binance to Your Crypto Wallet
5Choose a Decentralized Exchange (DEX)
6Connect Your Wallet
7Trade Your ETH With the Coin You Want to Get
8If Epiko Doesn’t Appear, Find its Smart Contract
9Apply the Swap
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Hi, I'm Javeria, and the Ripple vs. SEC lawsuit has taken another intriguing turn, with speculation swirling that the SEC might drop its case against Ripple, despite filing a notice of appeal challenging Judge Torres' verdict that deemed XRP a non-security ¹.The Ripple vs. SEC lawsuit has been a long and winding road, with twists and turns that have kept the crypto community on the edge of their seats. The latest developments have sparked speculation about whether the case will be dropped or dragged further.
Ripple's chief legal officer, Stuart Alderoty, has expressed confidence that the appeal will likely be dropped under the next administration, citing a "new era of pro-innovation regulation" ¹. This optimism is shared by former CFTC Chairman, Giancarlo, who predicted that the SEC would drop its case against Ripple Labs once the chairman had been replaced ².
However, the SEC has shown no signs of backing down, filing a notice of appeal in the XRP ruling and challenging Judge Torres' verdict that deemed XRP a non-security ¹. The regulator has also argued that XRP transactions are unregistered securities subject to regulation, citing three precedents to support its claim ².
Despite the SEC's aggressive pursuit of the case, there are indications that the agency may be softening its stance. The SEC removed the case from its website, sparking speculation about the case's future ². However, the case remains active in the nationwide PACER system.
The upcoming deadlines in the case are crucial. Ripple has requested a deadline of April 16 to file its response brief, while the SEC's reply brief is due on May 6 ³. The court's decision on the appeal is expected to have significant implications for the crypto industry.
*Key Developments:*
- _SEC's Appeal_: The SEC filed a notice of appeal in the XRP ruling, challenging Judge Torres' verdict that deemed XRP a non-security.
- _Ripple's Response_: Ripple's chief legal officer, Stuart Alderoty, expressed confidence that the appeal will likely be dropped under the next administration.
- _Case Removal_: The SEC removed the case from its website, sparking speculation about the case's future.
- _Upcoming Deadlines_: Ripple has requested a deadline of April 16 to file its response brief, while the SEC's reply brief is due on May 6.
As the case continues to unfold, one thing is certain - the outcome will have far-reaching implications for the crypto industry. Will the SEC drop the case or drag it further? Only time will tell.#xrp #Ripple #SEC
My insights to Pi Network. (Part 2)
The PiCoreTeam knows some people create multiple accounts just to boost their mining rate. Pioneers create accounts for their family, friends and acquaintances. The PiCoreTeam knows well about GREED. It's part of being human!
And regarding lock ups, if Pioneers are greedy, he will most likely choose a longer lock up period and a bigger lock in amount of Pi for a bigger mining rate.
I am as greedy AF so I fell into that trap. Anyways, the coins have no value at that time so it does not really matter.
I think that was the time we all played with Testnet. Sending reloadable wallet balance to anyone to test out the block chain if it's working properly. (not sure about the order of events anymore)
So to really check on the trustworthiness of a Pioneer, KYC was important that should happen before Mainnet and the open mainnet launch. Imagine giving out your information to them with no assurance this has value. A BIG SCAM, INDICATOR INDEED!!!
The only people who did the KYC back then was only these Pioneers who truely believed in the project. Slashing those Pi Coins that were mint from those who cheated the system. Most Pioneers were hesitant to do the KYC during those early stages.
PiCoreTeam was ahead all the time. Genius!!!
I participated in brainstorming apps, KYC verifications. I also attempted to do the Nodes but sadly my router does not allow it. Running a Node cost extra electricity on my part. I don't have extra resources to spend.
I'm their perfect target market. 😀
I even begin to sell my services in exchange for Pi + a bit of cash during mainnet launch, hoping to help promote Pi and meet fellow Pioneers in our local community. I saw more and more pioneers listing their services and businesses using Map of Pi dApp on the Pi browser app Eco system.
Do you think Pi Network is not serious about changing the world? Look at how they manipulated me. I am a big fan and my full support!!! 😀😃😆
...Part 3 Coming Up Next
#PiNetwork #Pioneers #PiCoinReview