In this post we are going to see how you can buy Redacted Cartel without paying high commissions. Currently, it is not listed on any exchange, but you can get it through the DEFI Uniswap exchange. If you don’t know how, let’s see it here.
If you want to know more about this cryptocurrency, below we are going to see what Redacted Cartel is so you can learn more about this cryptocurrency before you buy it.
Where to buy Redacted Cartel
To buy Redacted Cartel, we are going to use Binance and the Metamask wallet, for me it is the best option, but you can also use other wallets if you don’t use Metamask. Binance is going to be used to buy ethereum that we will need to buy Redacted Cartel. Below you can see a step by step video to get rid of any doubts.
Platform: Binance
Min. deposit: $10
License: Cysec
Very low commissions
Exchange with more cryptocurrencies
If you already have in your metamask Ethereum wallet to pay for commissions, you are simply going to have to head over to uniswap, and copy the Redacted Cartel contract so you can find the token if it doesn’t show up in to. You can find this on Coingecko or coinmarketcap by searching for Redacted Cartel or you can copy the Ethereum network contract just below:
0xc0d4ceb216b3ba9c3701b291766fdcba977cec3a
With this contract, you will be able to find the token, in from to exchange it for the cryptocurrency you want in Uniswap. You can also add the token in metamask and see the amount you have once purchased.
It is currently listed on the exchange gate.io, which you can create your account below and buy without using uniswap in a simpler way.
Platform: Gate.io
Min. Deposit: $10
License: Cysec
New cryptocurrencies (ICO’s)
Growing exchange
Step by step
Let’s take a closer look at how you can buy Redacted Cartel. The first thing is to login to Binance, if you don’t have an account you can create one here. With your account, you must make a deposit to have funds and be able to buy ETH. You can deposit funds with your credit card, to have the balance directly and without having to wait.
With your first deposit, whether euros, dollars or other currency, you must go to markets, and look for your currency with respect to Ethereum (ETH). In my case, EUR/ETH. Here go to the red sell button, and exchange your currency, in my case euros, for ETH. We use ETH because the commissions on the Ethereum network are paid with this cryptocurrency. You can also buy USDT (Tether), but you must have an amount of Ethereum in your metamask wallet to pay for the commissions, which can be somewhat high depending on the day and time.
Once you have ETH, you must click on the cryptocurrency, and click on withdraw. Go to your metamask, and click on the address, you will see that an address is copied when you click on it. You must enter this address in Binance to withdraw your eth from Binance to Metmask. It is very important to indicate the ERC20 network, and the amount you want to withdraw. The commission is around 6-7$. Confirm that everything is correct and confirm the transaction.
Open your metamask wallet, and if you have configured the etherum network, it should appear in a few minutes the amount of ETH you have transferred. Metamask usually defaults to the ethereum mainnet, so you will not have to configure it as in other networks.
With this done, we must go to Uniswap. Here in from, we indicate ETH and to, the token Redacted Cartel. If you look for it, you will not find it. In order to use it, you must copy the address of the contract and paste it. You can search for it on coingecko or coinmarketcap to see it, or you can copy it just below:
0xc0d4ceb216b3ba9c3701b291766fdcba977cec3a
With this, the Redacted Cartel token should appear in order to be able to exchange.
Before clicking on swap, check that you have the settings on the wheel at 0.50% to avoid large fluctuations in the price when you buy. In case you have problems in making the transaction, I recommend you to raise the slipping tolerance so that you can make the transaction. This is common in times of high volatility.
With the correct settings, just click on swap, confirm swap and confirm the transaction in the metamask wallet. Keep in mind that the commission in uniswap in some moments or days, can be a bit high. If this is the case, I recommend you try to buy at times when there are fewer people using uniswap or quieter days, where commissions are usually cheaper, as there are fewer people using the ethereum network. Also, remember to leave an amount of ethereum for transactions in case you want to sell or send the cryptocurrencies to another wallet or Exchange.
To see Redacted Cartel in your wallet, recopy the contract we used to detect the cryptocurrency. Go to add a token, custom token and copy the contract here. As you can see, it detects the token and you will see the amount you have.
Platform: Binance
Min. deposit: $10
License: Cysec
Very low commissions
Exchange with more cryptocurrencies
What is Redacted Cartel?
Complimentary subDAO for OlympusDAO that aims to extend OHM’s influence to the larger DeFi ecosystem.
By interacting with [REDACTED], users will link their governance tokens through metamorphosis and receive an equivalent amount of discounted $BTRFLY. By locking assets in our treasury, users effectively remove them from the secondary market, decreasing the available circulating supply. In addition to the shortage of liquidity in the secondary market, the tokens will also be used in various performance strategies to further grow the treasury, ultimately increasing the intrinsic value of $BTRFLY. This positive feedback loop creates constant upward pressure on the fundamentals of the protocol, allowing for natural treasury growth.
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When you look DeFi straight in the eye, what you get back is one thing: the efficiency of capital. There has been only one noteworthy product at DeFi, and that’s it. Whatever DeFi “2.0” is, it is nothing more than a continuation of this trend. So what is capital efficiency? A company or person wants to do something with their capital (money) and wants to feel like they got a good deal on that service. At DeFi, the “good” part comes from capital efficiency. If your friend starts talking about how they found a 20% coupon that person missed out on, then that “good deal” seems less good. They didn’t use their money as well as they could have. Most of what businesses and people wanted to do at DeFi this summer was to exchange between their crappy dog coins, but unfortunately decentralization hasn’t caught up to that need yet, so that story ends here, for now.
When you’re not trading dogcoins, there are good equivalents to DeFi’s forex markets: capital-efficient AMMs (automated market makers). If you’re trading stablecoins, the AMM you want is Curve Finance. Despite the intimidating user interface, the engine under the hood that runs Curve pools is liquidity utilization like you’ve never seen before.
Curve has layers
For some new to this rich and complex ecosystem, you can compare it to your favorite blockchain, Ethereum. Like ETH, the Curve ecosystem has layers. Treat the “L1” in this scenario as Curve. The “L2s” built on top of it, scaling Curve’s influence, are performance aggregators like Yearn. However, due to the economic incentives tied to the protocol, the layers continue. Just in case, let’s assign the name L3 to Convex. When you finish reading, you’ll understand why: we’re moving up a new branch of the tree. [REDACTED] Poster could be L4. (If you decide to leave because we’re called L4, we understand).
So what does [REDACTED] Cartel bring to the table, why is it Curve’s L4, when did we go so far down the rabbit hole? The [REDACTED] cartel is the yield aggregator of a yield aggregator. It is the uber-Convex. It is perhaps the monster on the other side of the event horizon.
Like a baby in the womb, the identity of [REDACTED] continues to evolve from its initial network state. Yes, of course, [REDACTED] will self-govern as a DAO, [REDACTED] is a fork of OHM, and BTRFLY is the name of its overflow governance token. Blah, blah, blah. In the Swallowtail transaction, your treasury will link CRV and CVX tokens in exchange for BTRFLY. The minting of gOHM and expansion to other influential governance tokens are also on the horizon.
[REDACTED] wants to play an altruistic – but not disinterested – role in the Curve wars, and all wars that follow. By creating a black hole (the DAO treasury) for governance tokens, it is empowered to offer some integrated services to both BTRFLY holders and the entire ecosystem.
The most important of these services is the plan to work on a new approach to veCRV’s weight voting process. With enough tokens in the treasury, BTRFLY has the potential to become a “meta-token” for veCRV, putting a slight twist on the Convex concept, but without meddling in its own efforts. After all, the token is backed by CRV and CVX, why compete when the token’s success is predicated on the success of its collateral? One cooperative-minded service that could come from your POL is the ability to squeeze tokens in the space, e.g., the cvxCRV token, and help push retail liquidity in tokens into other complicated initiatives that help grow the Curve ecosystem as a whole.
Platform: Binance
Min. deposit: $10
License: Cysec
Very low commissions
Exchange with more cryptocurrencies
