▲ 0 r/zen_browser
Do you trust the security of Zen Browser?
I mean, if they trust opening Google, GitHub, and even bank accounts within this browser, trusting that it doesn't contain any malicious code.
u/latenx — 1 day ago
▲ 13 r/AlchemyPay
We have a collaboration with USDD, the question is whether it's integrated into the Alchemy Chain.
If USDD uses the Alchemy Chain for its transactions, we would have two confirmed stablecoins: USDD and AUSD (Alchemy USD). This would give us a fairly "appropriate" transaction volume for the time we've been waiting.
u/latenx — 4 days ago
▲ 6 r/AlchemyPay
We are the exit liquidity of Shawn Shi and Patrick NGAN?
Giant companies are constantly announcing their own stablecoins and even their own blockchains, and these guys at Alchemy aren't in any hurry to release a stablecoin. They've been hyping it up for two years now. Today I read about a guy who exited with losses of 17k. Are we all about to ask ourselves if we're a liquidity exit? Alchemy Pay announces new licenses and partnerships, like today's, where over 70 million users will use its fiat payment on-ramp, but they sell tokens. Lol
u/latenx — 6 days ago
▲ 24 r/AlchemyPay
We're just days away from the release of Alchemy USD.
The main network is being used for testing and stress testing. Remember that currently, the cryptocurrency sector, "chains" and L2, are dead. What defines crypto right now is the product, and the product has always been digitizing the dollar. With the government supporting companies that create digital dollars and buy treasury bonds (Alchemy Pay), we're on the winning side of history, guys.
u/latenx — 25 days ago
▲ 17 r/AlchemyPay
New license for alchemy pay - Regulator: Illinois
Before the awful social media types come out to publish it 5 months later on the official nmls consumer access page a new approved license appears, before there were 17 now there are 18
u/latenx — 27 days ago
▲ 11 r/AlchemyPay
Is it possible for ACH to be listed on a new exchange? (Discussion)
I know everyone views the token expansion negatively, but if we look at the positive side, it's likely to be listed on new exchanges, and new market makers will enter the market to generate volume.
What do you think?
u/latenx — 1 month ago
▲ 14 r/AlchemyPay
This is the reality of how many licenses Alchemy Pay has (17)
This is another reason why people think Alchemy Pay is a scam (it isn't; all their licenses are real), but the social media manager is completely out of touch and poorly informed about the company.
This information can be reviewed on the official United States government website: https://nmlsconsumeraccess.org/EntityDetails.aspx/COMPANY/2449570
u/latenx — 2 months ago