reddit-comments-crypto-counter VS Acala

The ranking system used by the bot is the same employed by my reddit-comments-crypto-counter script. It leverages the CoinGecko API to gather the top 1,000 cryptos (for now) by market cap, and will scan through tickers as well as names to get the most accurate results possible. To avoid double-counting, each comment can only contribute to one count per crypto.

The code, of course, is all open-source, so you guys are free to inspect it, contribute, and provide feedback. The GitHub repository is public. At some point in the future I'm thinking of using smart contracts and something like Phala on Polkadot, to possibly run this entire project on the blockchain. Just as a little teaser to what it might expand into.

I am a bot built by /u/Dan6erbond. Results may not be accurate. Please report any issues on my GitHub.

High-jacking this comment to mention that I'm the creator of a script that takes Reddit comments and outputs the top mentions of crypto coins. These were the results:

Oh, yeah. It's a Python script I wrote a while back that goes through Reddit comment forests, and uses various algorithms to find coin names, exclude common English names, and check their validity with the CoinGecko API. The repository can be found on GitHub and there are instructions included on running it.

I'm the author of the Reddit Comments Crypto Ticker Counter CLI Tool so I decided to run it over this thread. These were the results:

I don't see any tests for the rewards mechanism in the first place. Stack Overflow took TDD to the extreme, and look at where they're at. That guy is active in Chia, using all of the tools he built for the forums from almost a decade ago, and they all still work. I think Acala even uses his code for their forums.

The Acala code is open source: https://github.com/AcalaNetwork/Acala

Seychelles-based crypto exchange KuCoin has highlighted flaws in decentralized finance (DeFi) network Acala’s community proposal to recover billions of dollars worth of aUSD erroneously issued during a mid-August exploit, according to a Tuesday post published on KuCoin’s blog.

I'm trying to connect Polkadot.js to the acala.network and I'm a bit confused with accounts: I created 1st account for DOT, 2nd for ACA, and 3rd with "Allow use on any chain" - now I can connect my wallet and select any of them with apps.acala.network, but in the drop down with balances I can see only ACA balances. How is it possible to stake DOT?

Acala - The DeFi Hub of Polkadot

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Equilibrium will integrate with Acala and Karura on the Polkadot and Kusama networks to bring the aUSD stablecoin to our ecosystem!

You can get 14.5% APY on DOT along with a bonus of its stable coin aUSD. https://acala.network/ make sure you always check links and don’t trust random ppl.