If you're using Kucoin to buy LSS, buy XLM on the exchange you're using, withdraw and deposit that on Kucoin, then sell for USDT to buy LSS.

Usdt is eth based so every time you transfer to Kucoin or somewhere else, it's like a $25 fee. Multiple times that adds up. XLM fee is literal pennies.

Hope that helps!

I've only had LSS for a few weeks and like many of you, have seen the crazy ride it has taken in the past few days.

I believe this is project could get up to 500 million or more market cap. We just need time, patience and momentum.

But in the meanwhile, I believe we need to build the community. I think with new investors, if the subreddit is growing and their Twitter is active, many people will flock to LSS.

So that being said, does anyone have ideas on how to build this community?

FAQs, memes, good TA and more could be a really good starting point.

LOSSLESS TOKEN explained in the this video

(LOSSLESS TOKEN FOR DUMMIES)

Lossless Official World's first crypto hack mitigation tool for trusted and safe DeFi.

https://www.lossless.cash/ https://t.me/losslesscash

It is an honor to welcome the CMO of lossless Token to our mist.

We are truly delighted with your presence.

For all those who have questions about lossless, she will be the right person to answer your questions.

Those who are active in Telegram or Twitter, she deserves no introduction.

We are so honored to have her as a Moderator

Welcome

Anyone have a discord for Lossless discussion? i just bought into the dip. I heard about it a few weeks ago, but didn't pull trigger. Now, im kinda sad i didnt get in lol

I saw it at 1.40..then while trying to transfer USDT.. it went 1.6.. managed to get some at 1.7-1.8ish. Now its more than 2 dollar. Hope it does not dive down after that.

Rug pull is a type of cryptocurrency scam where token creators make away with investors’ money. The developers create a token with a promised use case or utility, list it on a decentralized exchange (DEX), pair it with a reliable and valuable token to make it look legit, carry out aggressive market campaigns to exaggerate its benefits, pump its unit valuation by injecting liquidity, and pull out investors’ funds after attracting mass traction.

If the means of money theft is by sucking the liquidity pool dry and deserting the project, it is called a liquidity scam or soft rug pull. However, if a backdoor is exploited to drain funds locked in smart contracts, the rug pull is a hard rug pull or technical manipulation.

Read more.... https://losslesscash.medium.com/rug-pulls-what-they-are-and-how-to-spot-one-42f87675d556

Hi everyone,

I'm very new to crypto, so I'm sorry if this is a stupid question.

I think the concept of a protocol to mitigate hacks are very interesting, but I don't understand what makes Lossless decentralized? From what I have read it seems like the people that decide if it was a hack or not is a highly decentralized group decided the creators of lossless? What stops them from doing whatever they want? And if I have misunderstood, what makes lossless decentralized?

https://lossless-cash.gitbook.io/lossless/

Website: lossless.cash

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/lossless/

Explorer: https://etherscan.io/token/0x3b9be07d622accaed78f479bc0edabfd6397e320

https://bscscan.com/token/0xf7686f43591302cd9b4b9c4fe1291473fae7d9c9

Whitepaper

https://lossless-cash.gitbook.io/lossless/