Anyone facing the exact same thing?

People be very careful while visiting or booking any hotel. Always see for yourself.

Hi everyone, I am a Ledger user for many years now and I always felt safe using their services. But recently I noticed something concerning; They use a third-party service called THORSwap, which is a DEX. Until now, I never had an issue with THORSwap, it's generally always smooth. But this time, for a SOL to ETH transaction, the fees seemed high. Almost $800 on a $30K swap, which is about 3%.

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I have seen other users reporting issues with THORSwap fees recently and I no longer feel confident using it. I hope Ledger will investigate this further. In the meantime, I am looking for an alternative because I will not be using this third party ever again. What are you guys using for SOL to ETH swaps?

I’m wondering if it's possible to play high stakes poker online. I used to play private tables with friends but that's it, do you know a good place? There are so many places out there but it’s hard to tell which ones are actually reliable, especially when it comes to withdrawals as most of website i saw got tiny limits (~5k usd per day)

Where do you guys play online? Looking mainly for cash games and tournaments, preferably somewhere with good liquidity and a solid reputation.

[EU] I've finally decided to add some XRP to my portfolio, but I'm not sure which platform is the best these days due to MiCA

What exchange or platform do you personally use for buying XRP, and why? Any platforms I should avoid? I've seen names like Binance, Kraken, Coinbase, Bitstamp, and Bybit mentioned a lot, but I'd like to hear some real experiences before choosing, I'm not a fan of CEX and i'd avoid it as plague.

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Let's be real, within next few months we might get to see another price hike, so if BSNL is already ready with TEJAS 5g radio sets , has been achieving good 5G speeds in the Ambala and Delhi trials then what ff is stopping them?

According to a recent Centrum report, Jio, Airtel, and Vi may increase mobile recharge prices by 12-15% over the next 3-4 months. It feels like recharge prices have become more expensive every year. Higher tariffs may help telecom companies invest in better 5G infrastructure and improve service quality, but for millions of users, it also means paying more for a basic necessity.

Is this becoming the new normal? Should we expect a price hike every few months, or should telecom companies focus on improving service before asking customers to pay more?

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