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Invest now or hold off ?

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Invest now or hold off ? Do you think its worth going in now ? I’ve been sitting on some cash waiting for a decent dip, and I’m wondering whether we might see a bit of a slow bleed over the next week or two and potentially get cheaper entries. Do you think there’s a realistic chance BTC gets back into the **$60Ks** over the next couple of weeks heading into October, or do you think the current levels could be around the bottom? Keen to hear everyone’s thoughts and reasoning. Just trying to plan my entries rather than FOMO in. submitted by /u/Extreme_Exam7914 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin holding its own this September

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Mid-September always brings some interesting Bitcoin moves. Watching the network activity lately shows steady hands holding through the noise. denntech.io crypto scanner has been useful for tracking on-chain metrics without overcomplicating things. Curious what others are seeing in the data right now. submitted by /u/Patriot_tech [link] [comments]

Central banking is just legalized counterfeiting on a massive scale.

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Adam Gibson and Rob Segers - Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #422 Recap Podcast

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Adam Gibson and Rob Segers joined Optech to discuss Newsletter #422: A protocol for probabilistic coinjoin and covert betting Update on silent payments light clients And more You can listen on our website: https://bitcoinops.org/en/podcast/2026/09/15/ Fountain: https://fountain.fm/episode/Xv9mnZeu3OmzOL7FC4Yk Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1UZS3VGb9VQMOI4eO7t6He Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bitcoin-optech-newsletter-422-recap/id1674626983?i=1000789835229 submitted by /u/bitschmidty [link] [comments]

LASTEST UPDATE CLARITY ACT

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Bitcoin Dice Wallet Generator via TI-84 Plus (totally airgapped!)

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Thought it would be funny to see if Claude Code could make an assembly diceroller for the TI-84 Plus! WHAT THIS IS A program for the TI-84 Plus / TI-84 Plus Silver Edition that turns 100 rolls of an ordinary six-sided die into a 24-word BIP39 seed phrase, entirely on the calculator. The maths is the same as the dice feature of hardware wallets (entropy = SHA-256 of the rolls), so the result can be checked with any BIP39 tool. Not for the TI-84 Plus CE (different processor). USE Unplug the USB cable first. PRGM, choose SEED, ENTER. (Running DICEWRD directly gives ERR:SYNTAX; always use SEED.) Roll a real six-sided die 100 times. After each roll press the digit 1-6. DEL removes the last roll. The counter shows progress. After 100 rolls press ENTER. The 24 words appear eight per page; press any key for the next page. Write the words down, in order, exactly as shown. Press a key on the final message and a SeedQR code appears: the same 24 words in the SeedSigner "SeedQR" format, which Sparrow Wallet, SeedSigner, Specter and others can scan as a seed import. Scanning it loads the seed into that device, so only do it on a device you trust, and treat the QR exactly like the words. Press a key to return to the home screen. If the program shows "TEST MODE" it found a string variable Str1 with test rolls and used those instead of asking. Delete Str1 and rerun. AFTERWARDS - IMPORTANT The phrase is also stored in string variable Str2. Delete it right away: 2nd MEM, 2 (Mem Mgmt/Del), choose String, move to Str2, DEL. Anything that can read the calculator over USB can read Str2 until you do. Never take a photo of the words or type them into a computer or phone; the paper copy is the wallet. SAFETY NOTES - Use a real die and do all 100 rolls. Never reuse a set of rolls. - The calculator only counts the rolls; it cannot judge whether they were random. Rolls you make up in your head are not. - Test first with rolls you don't intend to use, then do the real run. - Never fund a wallet from a phrase generated while the cable was connected. EDIT: Updated the code to no longer keep a string around after finishing. https://github.com/PartiallyFrozen/BitcoinSeedGen_TI84plus/releases/tag/StringFix submitted by /u/PartiallyFrozen [link] [comments]

TheDAO Round Two Starts Today: ETHSecurity Initiatives

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Strive's Bitcoin Stash Hits an Even 25,000 BTC After $36.6 Million Buy - Decrypt

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A walk through some of bitcoin's history on the blockchains: the 2010 inflation bug, the halvings, Mt. Gox

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We published three history pieces this week, each walked through the actual blocks and transactions rather than retold from memory. The 2010 inflation bug. Block 74,638: 184.4 billion BTC minted through an integer overflow, fixed in five hours. Minute-by-minute post-mortem: https://www.learnbitcoin.com/rabbit-hole/inflation-bug-postmortem The halvings. 50, 25, 12.5, 6.25, 3.125 BTC, converging on 21 million around 2140, with halving five due at height 1,050,000 (around April 2028). https://www.learnbitcoin.com/glossary/halving-halvening Mt. Gox. About 70% of global volume in early 2014, 850,000 BTC announced missing, 200,000 found weeks later, payouts starting a decade on. The custody-failure entries (Gox, QuadrigaCX, FTX, Celsius/Genesis/3AC, BlockFi, Voyager) are all up now: https://www.learnbitcoin.com/glossary/mt-gox submitted by /u/LearnBitcoinCom [link] [comments]

if you’re new, just ignore the noise

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holding bitcoin when price is going up is easy the bear market has a way of shaking out the weak, it is a crucible, only the toughest survive keep a long term mindset, remember that no government can debase you or confiscate your bitcoin the only real risk to your bitcoin is you submitted by /u/Efficient_Range1156 [link] [comments]

If you have enough conviction about Bitcoin, you shouldn’t give a shit about the CLARITY Act.

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I don’t think this needs to be said, but just in case. There will always be a narrative. Regulations, administrations, elections, wars, inflation, headlines, FUD—the noise never stops. If you believe Bitcoin is fundamentally important, keep investing according to your plan and stop letting every headline dictate your conviction. And remember: one party robs the bank, and the other drives the getaway car. That includes all administrations. The narrative changes. Bitcoin doesn’t. Happy HODLing, ya delinquents! Now go touch grass! submitted by /u/Reasonable_Band1536 [link] [comments]

I built Satoshi Widgets — Bitcoin on your iPhone, Apple Watch and Apple TV

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Hey everyone, I’m the developer of Satoshi Widgets, an app that puts Bitcoin metrics on your Home Screen, Lock Screen, Apple Watch face and Apple TV. The idea is simple: make the things you check regularly visible at a glance. Here’s what it includes: Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets for iPhone and iPad, plus Apple Watch complications for Bitcoin price, block height, mempool fees, halving, hashrate, hashprice, mining difficulty, and more. Apps for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple TV. No ads, no account needed. A quick note on pricing: You get 7 days of full access. After that, it’s $0.99/month or $9.99/year in the US; local prices may vary. Why a paid app? Reliable market data and backend hosting have ongoing costs, alongside development and maintenance. The subscription helps cover those costs and keeps the app running. I’ve tried to keep the price low while making it something I can support over time. What’s next: I’m planning to add more Bitcoin metrics and keep improving the apps, widgets, and Apple Watch complications, including layout refinements and more customization options. You can find it on the App Store, with more details and screenshots on the website. I’d love to hear what would make it more useful for you. Is there a metric you’re missing, a widget layout you’d prefer, or something you’d like to see on your watch? Your feedback will help me prioritize what comes next. submitted by /u/Jan_Bula [link] [comments]

CashApp btc "bonus"?

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To get paid this, you don't have to lock your sats up on the app or any such thing; just by having them on there they will pay you extra sats. my question is: why would they do that? If the btc isn't being lent back out, the way central banking does with fiat and can then pay the depositor an interest rate, how are they able to do this? thoughts? submitted by /u/CutAdditional5818 [link] [comments]

Ben Delo: the crypto billionaire who has given Reform UK £44mn

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In late June, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, MP Robert Jenrick, and the party’s treasurer Nick Candy, as well as Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe, mingled with charity executives, architects and mathematicians at the National Gallery. They were celebrating one man — Ben Delo — and his achievements. “I am proud to stand with you and support you,” Delo told the audience at his annual summer party, which spanned people from various groups that have received donations from the crypto company founder. “I am saddened and frustrated by the economic and social decline of Britain,” he said, adding that “we live in times that call for national renewal and that is what I’m hoping for, what I am fighting for”. One attendee said: “All the [Reform] MPs were there . . . lots of Reform types although they hadn’t been there in the past.” Less than three months later, Delo has become the source of the joint biggest donation in British political history. The crypto exchange founder gave a record £36mn to Reform, outstripping any British political donation in modern times, with the aim of helping the party “get ready for government”. Tap the link to read the full story. submitted by /u/financialtimes [link] [comments]

Opportunity Cost Extension Adds BTC Equivalent To Dollar Amounts On Any Website

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CLARITY Act Faces Major Hurdles Ahead of Today's 60-Vote Senate Test as Banks and 18 State AGs Push Back

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Introducing Lightning in the BitBoxApp

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Bitcoin’s 21 Million Paradox: Everyone Wants Cheap Transactions. Who Pays for Security?

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More work only matters after a Bitcoin block is valid

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I was looking at BTC's circulating supply and max supply on BYDFi, then went back to a question those figures can't answer.When people say "the chain with the most work wins," where does block validity enter? A node has to consider the block valid before its work matters. Suppose a miner creates a block that pays itself more than the allowed subsidy. Nodes enforcing the existing rules reject it. Adding another block, and then another, does not repair the invalid payment. Accumulated work is used to choose among valid chains. It is not a permit to ignore the supply rule. Miners could run different software and build on different rules, but everyone else does not automatically follow them. Users, exchanges and merchants still choose which rules their own software and services accept. Running a thousand extra nodes would not create a thousand protocol votes either. Each node validates what it receives. The supply limit holds as long as participants keep enforcing it. Miners do not get a separate override. submitted by /u/SuggestionWorried741 [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, September 15, 2026

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Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank you! If you don't get an answer to your question, you can try phrasing it differently or commenting again tomorrow. Please check the previous discussion thread for unanswered questions. submitted by /u/rBitcoinMod [link] [comments]

I see little chance for clarity act to proceed. Democrats will not vote for Clarity Act especially when midterms are around the corner. A pure political move.

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No free speech- crypto projects

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Just in case you have recently checked any of the crypto project specific Reddit threads and wondered why does it seem all so positive? It is because all projects including Bitcoin, ICP, Polkadot, Solana, etc etc will not hesitate to ban you if you comment or post anything negative. There is no free speech in Reddit crypto communities, this is a tyranny/ a lie/ a propaganda machine for retail investors to fall into the trap of buying and getting looted by the above mentioned crypto projects. My post was removed already. Trying again submitted by /u/liviughg [link] [comments]

Daily General Discussion September 15, 2026

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Welcome to the Daily General Discussion on r/ethereum https://imgur.com/3y7vezP Bookmarking this link will always bring you to the current daily: https://old.reddit.com/r/ethereum/about/sticky/?num=2 Please use this thread to discuss Ethereum topics, news, events, and even price! Price discussion posted elsewhere in the subreddit will continue to be removed. As always, be constructive. - Subreddit Rules Want to stake? Learn more at r/ethstaker Community Links Ethereum Jobs, Twitter EVMavericks YouTube, Discord, Doots Podcast Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ submitted by /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] [comments]

Coinex Exchange Closing down

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After operating for 9 years, Coinex Exchange has announced that they are closing down for good. Remove all your funds ASAP to avoid any issues. Deadline is December. Link to X post: https://x.com/coinexcom/status/2099680522758721756 After prudent evaluation, and in light of the prolonged downturn in the cryptocurrency market, the significant contraction in overall industry trading volume and liquidity, and the continuously rising regulatory requirements across major jurisdictions, as well as compliance costs and operational uncertainties that have exceeded reasonable boundaries, CoinEx has decided to cease operations and enter into an orderly cessation process. Starting from September 15, 2026, the platform will gradually cease services according to the schedule. CoinEx maintains an asset reserve ratio of over 100%. All user assets are fully backed and available for withdrawal in full. Withdrawal channels will remain open until December 22, 2026 (UTC+8). submitted by /u/Master-Knight [link] [comments]

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Pump dump dumb

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I’m trying to understand pump and dumps better because I hear the term thrown around constantly in crypto. Is a pump and dump basically just coordinated price manipulation, where a group buys in, creates hype, pushes the price up, and then sells into everyone chasing the move? Or is there sometimes a money laundering angle involved too? Also, what actually makes a token especially easy to pump and dump? Is it usually a low market cap, low liquidity, thin order books, or a small number of wallets controlling a huge percentage of the supply? Does being listed on smaller exchanges make it easier too? I’m not asking how to do one. I’m just trying to understand why some coins get labeled “pump and dump coins” while others don’t. What are the biggest red flags to look for if you’re trying to avoid getting caught buying near the top after insiders or early holders have already pumped the price? Is there any way to tell a legitimate rally from a coordinated pump before the dump happens? submitted by /u/Littlestik777 [link] [comments]

One last leg down before the next bull run?

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Do you think these last pumps are going to get completely erased over the next few weeks, potentially sending BTC to new YEARLY lows in October? I’m thinking somewhere around $50k, or maybe even a little lower. And please, I’m not looking for the usual “no one knows the future” comments. Obviously nobody knows. I’m genuinely interested in hearing what you think could happen over the next few weeks and, more importantly, why. Personally, I think we’re going to see new lows before the market finally finds a bottom. From there, I could see a slow, sustained bull run developing and potentially lasting all the way into 2029. Curious to hear other people’s thoughts, especially if you disagree with me. What’s your thesis for the next few weeks? submitted by /u/blastermckaster [link] [comments]

Crypto regulation bill faces Senate vote

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Crypto regulation bill faces Senate vote. What's the prediction ill happen, and what is the impact? submitted by /u/ExcellentWinner7542 [link] [comments]

WTI, Brent, or Bitcoin: What’s actually worth trading?

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At the same time, Bitcoin keeps catching my attention. Unlike traditional oil markets, BTC offers true 24/7 liquidity without overnight gaps, fixed session closes, or geopolitical cartel announcements halting trade. However, that constant action comes with its own trade-off: the market literally never sleeps. submitted by /u/YouWereDumb [link] [comments]

Fury is the correct response to what they've done to the money (Bitcoin art)

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Furia Fiat. Bruegel's Dulle Griet (1563) redrawn for the fiat age. In Bruegel's mad meg, she's marching into the mouth of hell to loot it. In mine the mouth is behind her and she's walking out holding a bag of Bitcoin, past men crawling on a floor made of dollar coins and toward a gate lettered EXIT. Over thirty words are cut into objects in it. VERIFY. TIME. BETTER MONEY. TRU$T. HODL. DEBT. INFLATION. EXIT. From across a room it's three figures. From twenty centimeters it's an argument conducted across characters, symbols, and nouns. Every face wears the Satoshi mask, or $ skull, drawn digitally by hand, one at a time. I've been drawing that mask since 2018. Crafted, not generated. Furia Fiat print. 30 x 20 inches on Hahnemuehle German Etching Mad Meg walking out with the bag. Gate above her reads VERIFY. Archer standing in the light with arrow drawn TRU$T cast into a furnace. Banknotes burning out the top, molten metal running out the mouth. A giant Satoshi figure in a circuit board coat handing out coins by hand. The canister under him is lettered FARADAY. 30 x 20 inches, drawn at 18,000 pixels across. The print edition sold out, so the clean main post image is yours at 2400 across. Save it, use it however you want. Don't trust me. Don't trust anyone keeping the books. Check the money yourself. Better money, better world. submitted by /u/HODL_CRYPTO [link] [comments]

GitHub - freeserver788-design/Blockminer

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Robert Reich v Crypto

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I invest in crypto and approve of Robert Reich’s brutal Substack in advance of the Clarity Act vote. He’s not all right, but he’s right enough. It’s up to ethical citizens and honest developers to prove him wrong and undo the damage the greedy and unscrupulous have wrought. submitted by /u/calle_escudilla_turt [link] [comments]

C++

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Was c++ for early mining easy or hard for people who arent technically savvy in early 2009? submitted by /u/OkPrint555 [link] [comments]

boto token

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BOTO is here to stay, whether people like it or not. CDGI will be the biggest real estate plan ever created to turn the deserts green. It’s going to happen with or without retail involved. This passion project didn’t start over night, this is a lifelong project with sleepless nights. I invite everyone to keep the project on a watchlist so you can visually and transparently see how I will be investing in the project daily, and how I’m getting a presentation started to collaborate with small market companies in industrials, agriculture and energy. I am pitching this project to Gavin Newsom. Either way, this project is going to happen, it’s one of my life’s missions to fix the homeless issue and create the most beautiful cities in the desert, this is going to happen. submitted by /u/TapeLegacy [link] [comments]

Charity Act

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Being in bitcoin for a long time, and extended exposure to the US government has taught me to be excited for nothing and to expect the worst if you ever want to feel good about anything. So let’s get negative for positivities sake- if this thing fails because the bankers and lobbyists aid off all the opposition, how big do you think the dump will be (temporary yes but still)? 5k, 10k, let’s hear it Edit- post should say clarity act but hey I love me some charity too submitted by /u/WarthogMental843 [link] [comments]

Trump ethics provisions in CLARITY don't actually do anything

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The White House had the pen on writing the 'last offer' on government officials, including the President, crypto ethics rules. Obviously this has been a huge sticking point over the bill moving forward. While the minority Senators might use this as cover to support the bill, it's very possible that the provisions are so weak that it doesn't get enough support to move. My full analysis is here: https://eyeontech.substack.com/p/clarity-act-update-ethics-schmethics (Full disclosure, I don't like the bill and don't think it should pass). submitted by /u/csfrayer [link] [comments]

Bitcoin is helping build a historic tall ship in San Diego

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An anonymous donor has found an unusual use for bitcoin: funding the construction of an 1800s ship replica in Mission Bay. submitted by /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] [comments]

DO NOT OWN BONDS. DO NOT OWN THE DOLLAR.

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JACK MALLERS JUST WARNED THAT ANYONE NOT BUYING #BITCOIN RIGHT NOW IS ABOUT TO MISS LIFE CHANGING GAINS submitted by /u/JackMallersShow [link] [comments]

Why There’s Not Going to be a Class Action Lawsuit Against CoinKite

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Hey all. I lost 18.25 BTC in the Coldcard hack. Thought you might be interested in some of the behind-the-scenes from a legal side. Everybody’s all like “just sue them”. If only it were that simple. You have to sue somebody. And that somebody needs to have money (or an insurance policy) to cover not just the victims but also the cost of litigation. In order for there to be a class action lawsuit, there needs to be enough money to recover in order to pay for a class action lawsuit. Class action lawsuits cost a lot. In Ontario, where Coinkite is legally responsible, just getting a suit certified by a judge will cost $300,000+. Not only that, the lawsuits are complex, often taking 3-5 years to resolve. It’s not inconceivable to assume that the litigation costs alone for a class action lawsuit like this will cost upwards of a million dollars. Law firms take them on contingency (for free) by getting outside funding. In the case of a settlement, both the law firm and outside funding party get paid before the victims, who get paid out of whatever is left. We’re talking about $100+ million dollars that’s been stolen. If Coinkite is found to be legally responsible due to gross negligence, it is a ten-person company in Canada. Where’s the money? It’s possible that they had cyber liability insurance. But: There’s a limit to what that policy could pay out and Coinkite’s terms explicitly say that there is no insurance covering customers’ coins or the theft/loss of coins stored using a product. Now, those terms might not hold up in court. If they don’t, it’s going to require a lengthy (and costly) legal battle for, maybe, a fractional recuperation of money that was lost. All of this to say, from early on, I told people that I did not think that there was going to be a class action lawsuit. Law firms quickly came to the same conclusion as me: there’s not enough money to recover. There was a major law firm that tried to organize a group case. Their strategy was to act quickly by gathering a small amount of victims that were affected for larger amounts. The approach made sense on the surface. Bring a small group suit towards Coinkite. Do it quickly. Be one of the first to file. Limit it to $10 million - $15 million because any more than that would risk bankrupting Coinkite and being forced to collect any money owed out of insolvency. Now the fine print: “The client group will need to collectively pay a $50,000 CAD retainer fee for us to begin work on reviewing loss holder documents, drafting a demand letter, and potentially drafting a statement of claim (a lawsuit). The retainer fee is not a cap on the fees, but rather a rough estimate for these initial steps, and we could ask for additional fees to be paid after the $50,000 CAD retainer is exhausted.” I’ll translate: All us victims were going to be responsible to pay the legal retainer of the law firm starting with $50,000. This might be enough for the firm do the initial research, write a letter to Coinkite, and draft the initial paperwork for a lawsuit. I challenged the law firm. Asked them if they’d take the case on partial contingency. They said no. “We are not taking on any contingency elements in any retainer on this. It does not make sense given the size of Conkite’s Business.” That’s a bit of tell, right? If they really believed that there was a lot of money to be had here, that it was as sure as they say it is, a law firm would be happy to accept some of the risk in exchange for a larger part of the upside. Instead, they said that they don’t think the company has much money but they’d be happy to take mine in order to find out. The hackers exploited a flaw in Coldcard’s code. The legal framework is complicated, mysterious, and exploitive to individuals in a similar way. It allows firms to harvest the remaining capital of desperate people under the banner of "exploring legal options," while bearing absolutely zero accountability if those options lead to a dead end. When it comes to individuals subjected to fraud, the legal system is fractured, slow-moving, and prohibitively expensive. A textbook example of the gatekeeping of justice. The system is set up for multi-million dollar institutional clients. For them, a $50,000 retainer is a rounding error. For a regular person like me, that money is a child’s tuition, part of a down payment on a house, or retirement savings. The tragedy facing all us victims is that our case against Coinkite is strong. They deserve to be sued, lose their company, and face severe consequences. A case against them would very likely be successful. At the very lease, we deserve a fair trial. But the legal system subjects victims like me to a secondary financial extraction under the guise of offering help. It takes people who have already suffered severe financial and emotional trauma and, instead of offering sanctuary, forces them to buy into a high-stakes game of blind financial faith. I'm not willing to pay more into lawyer’s pockets. I lack faith in the legal system to recoup my stolen money. The police have already told me their priority is on catching the bad guys, not getting my money back. Of course, I hope to get back the money that was stolen from me. Maybe one day in the future the bad guys will get caught, Bitcoin recovered, and redistributed to victims. But I can’t depend on that. I choose to view that possible outcome as a welcome bonus. I can’t dwell on it. I have to assume that the money is gone and move on. Too much of it is out of my control. And I refuse to let my life be driven by factors out of my control. My outcome is my responsibility. This was savings that was put away for my children. It’s lit a fire under my ass to make that money back. They stole my money and gave me a chance to prove myself. Call it a crucible. I’m choosing to view what happened to me as a test. “Prove yourself, Jon. No one’s coming to save you. You got hit. You gonna just lie there. Or you gonna get your ass back up and put one damn foot in front of the other?” You did this once. You made that money once. You have the tools. Do it again. submitted by /u/itsgood-man [link] [comments]

September 15 Crypto Showdown: The CLARITY Act, and the Backup Plan That Makes It Almost Pointless.

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The New Monetary Era: Why Gold’s rally is just the warm-up act for Bitcoin’s massive surge

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The New Monetary Era: Why Gold’s rally is just the warm-up act for Bitcoin’s massive surge Title: The New Monetary Era: Why Gold’s rally is just the warm-up act for Bitcoin’s massive surge TL;DR: We are entering a new era of fiscal dominance where the government has no choice but to print money. Gold is leading the initial charge as a hedge against dollar debasement, but historically and structurally, Bitcoin is positioning itself as the ultimate successor. Here is a breakdown of why this shift is happening and what it means for the future of finite assets, based on recent insights from Jack Mallers and the broader market sequence. 1. The Trap of "Fiscal Dominance" We’ve reached a point where national debt is practically insurmountable. In this economic climate, the government’s only real mechanism to stay afloat is to fire up the money printers. This isn't just a temporary policy shift; it’s an entirely new monetary era. As the US dollar is inevitably devalued to service this debt, traditional confidence in fiat currency is permanently eroding. 2. The Classic Sequence: Gold First, Bitcoin Second Right now, we are seeing investors flock to finite assets for financial survival. Historically (and in the current cycle), there is an established sequence to how this plays out: Phase 1: Gold moves first. Traditional markets and older capital seek out the historical safe haven, causing gold to outperform. Phase 2: Bitcoin catches up and goes parabolic. Once the debasement reality sets in, the digital asset surges to vastly higher valuations, leaving gold's percentage gains in the dust. 3. Institutional Demand is Changing the Game This isn't just retail investors predicting hyperinflation anymore. The mainstream focus on currency debasement has reached Wall Street. With the massive influx of institutional demand—largely driven by the approval and success of Spot ETFs—the floodgates are open. Big money is actively looking for a hedge, and they are recognizing that a digital, globally accessible, and absolutely scarce asset does the job better than heavy metal sitting in a vault. 4. Why Bitcoin is the Ultimate Successor Jack Mallers argues this perfectly: Gold was the analog solution to an analog problem. Bitcoin is the digital successor. It is vastly superior in its portability, verifiability, and absolute scarcity. While gold serves as a great initial shock-absorber against the collapsing purchasing power of the dollar, Bitcoin is positioned to lead global markets as the ultimate tool for financial survival in the 21st century. What do you guys think? Are we currently in the middle of the "Gold outperforms" phase before a massive BTC breakout, or will institutional money treat them as equal portfolio hedges moving forward? submitted by /u/anonymousecateer [link] [comments]

Bitmine vs Ethereum

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Those of you who've been trading perps for 2+ years — are you actually net positive?

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I've been trading crypto futures for a few years now. Made decent money in the good stretches, then gave most of it back — usually the same way: too much size, and holding losers way longer than I should have. Recently I went back through my old trades and it was honestly uncomfortable. Most of my big losses weren't from bad market calls. They were the same 2–3 habits repeated over and over. So, honest question for people who've been at this a while: Are you actually up overall, after everything? What's the one habit that cost you the most money? Not looking for signals or strategies — just curious how many people are still standing. submitted by /u/ComplexConcern608 [link] [comments]

Here is where bitcoin ownership stands today:

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A wise man once said..

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Crypto Card with good cashback in stablecoin?

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I used to use Ether.fi which let you earn 3% cashback on every purchase in USDC. Now they unfortunately changed their cashback token to their own useless ether.fi platform token. That’s just … bad :( Is there a good crypto debit card that lets me earn in BTC or USDC (or any stable for that matter) at a 3% rate without any additional hoops to jump through (like mandatory staking periods, or holding silly platform tokens to reach 3%…)? Ether.fi was straight up 3% in USDC without any extra level of complexity. I know of Oobit and CDC and mostly any other card that gives cashback in crypto but they all are below 3% or require any sort of platform token, which i really want to avoid. I’m in the EU if that matters. submitted by /u/quintavious_danilo [link] [comments]

When should I take profits on Bitcoin after the halving?

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Hi everyone! I’m looking for advice on when to withdraw my Bitcoin. I have two options: if, 365 days after the halving, Bitcoin doubles compared to its halving price—for example, if it was $80,000 at the halving and reaches $160,000—I’ll withdraw everything. Alternatively, if after one year it doesn’t reach that price, I’ll take my Bitcoin, divide by ten, and withdraw that amount each month. For example, if I have two Bitcoin, I’ll withdraw 0.2 Bitcoin every month. What do you think of these strategies? Do you have any similar experiences?” submitted by /u/Advanced-Blueberry24 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin Core HELP

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Hello, I’m looking for professional help recovering access to an old Bitcoin Core wallet. I purchased Bitcoin around 2010 and still have the wallet, but unfortunately I no longer remember the password. I have the original wallet file and can provide any relevant information I have about the wallet and its history. I’m looking for someone experienced in Bitcoin Core wallet recovery who can help me determine whether the wallet can be accessed or the password recovered. Please let me know if this is something you can assist with and what information you would need from me to assess the situation. Thank you. submitted by /u/Intrepid_Fox1677 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin is a philosophy and a mindset before it’s an asset

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I see a lot of people who are new or don’t understand bitcoin completely focusing on the wrong things. Instead of asking what money is or why bitcoin was even created in the first place, they look at the up and downs price of bitcoin in fiat value. If someone was to do even 2 hours of research, they will find the answers they need. We live in a time where we have all the information right at the tip of our fingertips but yet don’t want to do the research. We have the technology and live like kings but financially live like peasants. For you to understand or accept bitcoin, you just accept the concept and the mindset first. Bitcoin is a philosophy. You must understand the existence of it and why it is so valuable. I consider it like a religion almost. Like you are trying to tell an atheist about Christianity, Buddhism or the Muslim religion. They have made up their mind already. Which is why you can’t force this ideology onto every and not everyone will accept it. Even when it gets big. I got into a debate with my dad about it because I was telling my little sister about money and bitcoin and the differences between fiat and bitcoin. He was trying to tell me not to tell her about that and that you believe and research what I want but don’t try to enforce that ideology onto her. I understand he is coming from a place of care because he is worried about me and the possibility of losing everything since nothing is guaranteed. But the difference between me and him is the knowledge vs no knowledge. Someone who hasn’t done their research or know much about a topic will bring out their feelings and worries before talking about the pros. Growing up, I’ve never had anyone teach me about money, the market or investing. I had to find it myself. As someone who hasn’t had anyone, I wanted to be that person for my younger sister. To help educate her and to help protect her by sharing knowledge. Which brings me back to the title of this thread. Bitcoin is first a mindset before an asset. Someone who doesn’t believe in it or thinks it’s a gamble will always think like that, before it’s too late. You can state the facts and reasonings why and they will deflect it. I guess I made this to really just yap because I’ve noticed to mostly everyone I’ve mentioned it to, instead of trying to understand they deflect and seem uninterested in how the world works. You can’t enforce the ideology onto everyone and expect people to understand. Everyone has their own timing and they must find bitcoin themselves. They must want to learn it and understand it. I’ve seen it in this thread too. People expressing their own worries about it and that’s completely valid. But once you spend a couple hours of your day and time researching, you will understand why so many people believe and have this philosophy or ideology around it. Most people who have spent maybe 20-30 hours researching it hasn’t ever told me it’s a worthless store of value. Knowledge is everything and the more you know, the more you see and understand. Eventually it will click for the global population but by then, it will be late. submitted by /u/OrneryAd403 [link] [comments]

Store your hardware wallet moisture free

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Store your HW wallet with desiccant packs or moisture absorbing beads. Or rice even simpler. Avoid fire resistant briefcases, the hard sided ones with a key. They have tons of moisture. Enough to mold paper and damage or destroy a hardware wallet. submitted by /u/intnsity [link] [comments]

Lucky week for sure!

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How Bitcoin Vaults Actually Work?

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White House agrees to new ethics language in crypto bill

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Bitcoin vs Bank

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Who do you think is the winning strategy: Buy and Hold or Trade?????

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https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/capital-markets-currencies/retail-investors-have-more-sway-over-wall-street-after-record-year "Retail investors to have more sway over Wall Street after record year. In 2025, retail traders shift to ETFs tracking equity indexes, crypto, and commodities" So it seems like more and more people think they can make money by trading, while many statistics are not in their favor. https://cryptobriefing.com/coingecko-altcoin-traders-outperform-large-cap/ What do you think is the better strategy now when the crypto market seems to be picking up some momentum again? Buy and hold conviction plays Trading submitted by /u/Innercapital89 [link] [comments]

President Trump, BlackRock, Fidelity, Franklin Templeton, SEC, CFTC, Goldman Sachs, Charles Schwab, JPMorgan, Citi Bank....ALL WANT CLARITY TO PASS!!!

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Republicans released the final Clarity Act text on Sunday, folding in changes Democrats demanded and rewriting the ethics title that had been a sticking point

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Self-hosting your Bitcoin node doesn't automatically make your infrastructure private

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I've been thinking about a mistake we make when talking about self-hosting: we often treat physical control of the server as if it automatically meant privacy. You can run Bitcoin Core at home, verify everything yourself and still expose your residential IP through port forwarding, DNS, Docker networking or other services running beside the node. So I put together a practical architecture I've been working through: Internet → disposable VPS → WireGuard → home server The VPS is only the public edge. No wallet seed, no Bitcoin RPC, no Lightning secrets. Bitcoin Core stays home and can use Tor. Administrative services stay private. If the VPS disappears, the goal is that you replace it rather than lose anything important. I also went into some easy-to-miss problems: Docker published ports vs UFW, Bitcoin Core's current NAT-PMP behavior, historical DNS leaks, what the VPS/ISP can still observe, and why a WireGuard tunnel should not automatically have access to your entire LAN. Full guide: https://davidebtc186.substack.com/p/your-bitcoin-node-is-self-hosted I'm curious how people here handle this. If you run Core at home, do you use Tor only, direct clearnet, or some kind of remote ingress? submitted by /u/Large-Cress900 [link] [comments]

Only 4% left

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https://preview.redd.it/gwe2gfqnagph1.png?width=680&format=png&auto=webp&s=37a139bee412c22a7b60e9bd10e28a229ae21d3c We're in a gold rush. 96% has been mined. Only 4% is left to be mined. In 2035, 99% will have been mined. New bitcoin supply is drying up quickly. submitted by /u/Myntad_com [link] [comments]

Mentor Monday, September 14, 2026: Ask all your bitcoin questions!

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Ask (and answer!) away! Here are the general rules: If you'd like to learn something, ask. If you'd like to share knowledge, answer. Any question about Bitcoin is fair game. And don't forget to check out /r/BitcoinBeginners You can sort by new to see the latest questions that may not be answered yet. submitted by /u/rBitcoinMod [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, September 14, 2026

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Do you think the same that happened to the NFT bubble will happen to AI stocks once the bubble pops ?

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While I was exploring various posts on this subreddit about NFTs, I noticed that some redditors had predicted the popping of the NFT bubble very early in 2021, despite all the massive hype and enthusiasm surrounding it at the time. Their foresight was quite impressive, considering how overheated the market eventually became. This led me to think about the current situation with artificial intelligence. I want to take my shot here and ask: if or when the AI bubble bursts—whether due to new regulatory legislation, unexpected technological limitations, or significant setbacks within the AI industry—what do you think will happen to the stock market? More specifically, do you believe that AI-related stocks and major US tech stocks would stumble or even experience a dramatic decline? Would the impact be contained to the AI sector, or would it trigger a broader market reaction similar to other tech bubbles in the past? I’m genuinely curious to hear your perspectives and any reasoning or examples that you might have for how this could unfold. submitted by /u/outhinking [link] [comments]

The End of the Bear Market Mindset: Why a High-Fee, Yield-Bearing Algorand Breaks the Crypto Cycle

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Daily General Discussion September 14, 2026

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When is a good time to get into bitcoin? Anytime is good!

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How it feels to ignore the noise and be a Bitcoin HODLer

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This hit me hard but why?

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Austrian Economics can fix the world economy, yet that would mean embracing bitcoin, and nobody needs that, except for all of us.

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Bitcoin fixes this yes, but we have work to do. We are yet to build a couple of more technological things for humanity I believe. Once this is done, a new economic paradigm should reveal itself. Although a solution is imminent,, is this the real global problem here with the concept of money, not being able to see that a broken economic theory in practice is making the world inhabitable, incentivizing the crooked, to pillage the masses subverting money itself, making peasantry common place as an eventuality? Building new systems and economies to make existing systems obsolete should be an option yes? All the best! Thoughts welcome. submitted by /u/fumoneymoto [link] [comments]

Update: I think Bitcoin finally clicked ????

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A few days ago I made a post here asking how Bitcoin actually works, because I’d done a bunch of research and somehow still felt like I understood none of it.** **Just wanted to come back and say thank you to everyone who took the time to answer my original post. I honestly wasn’t expecting that many people to actually explain things properly. Some of you managed to explain concepts that I’d been reading about for days in a few paragraphs, and somehow *that* was what finally made them click. The biggest thing I took away is that Bitcoin makes much more sense when you stop thinking of it as “digital money sitting inside a wallet” and start thinking about ownership being represented by entries on a shared ledger, with your private key proving that you have the authority to move the relevant coins. That one distinction cleared up a ridiculous amount of confusion for me. I’m also starting to appreciate why people keep saying **“not your keys, not your coins.”** Before this, it sounded like one of those crypto phrases people repeat because they’re supposed to. Now I actually understand what it’s warning about. And to everyone who messaged me privately with explanations, examples, diagrams, videos, and general advice — thank you. There were genuinely some very knowledgeable and patient people in my DMs. There were also… other people. ???? Apparently the moment a woman says “I don’t understand Bitcoin” on Reddit, the blockchain isn’t the only network that becomes active. I received several variations of: “I can help you recover your wallet.” “Do you have a wallet already?” “Send me your seed phrase and I’ll show you.” And one particularly ambitious person apparently had a *very special* investment opportunity for me. So thank you to the scammers too, I suppose. You provided a surprisingly practical lesson in another important part of crypto: **if someone asks for your seed phrase, private key, password, or remote access, the conversation is over.** Ironically, some of the best education I got from this post wasn’t even about Bitcoin itself. It was about how much of the ecosystem depends on understanding what you control, what you don’t control, and who you’re trusting. I went from “what actually happens when I press send?” to understanding UTXOs, private keys, signatures, confirmations, mining, nodes, and why the network doesn’t need one central person sitting there approving everyone’s transactions. Still a lot to learn, obviously. I’m definitely not about to start calling myself a Bitcoin expert after one Reddit post. ???? But at least now when someone says **“Bitcoin is just numbers on a blockchain,”** I have a much better idea of what those numbers actually represent. Thanks again to everyone who genuinely helped. Reddit can be chaotic, but this was one of those occasions where the good side of the community really showed up. submitted by /u/G_Zeus_Kryst [link] [comments]

Alternatives to Boltz.exchange Lighting to BTC

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Any alternative to Boltz now not operating anymore? submitted by /u/CompleteTeaching720 [link] [comments]

Converting "real" BTC into ETFs in an RRSP or TFSA (Canada)

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Hello. I am hoping to avoid a taxable event by selling my BTC and then depositing the entirety of the sale's proceeds into ETFs in an RRSP &/ or TFSA. Does this sell and repurchase of assets in a "protected" account avoid a taxable event with the CRA? submitted by /u/inkandpaperguy [link] [comments]

SignerOS v1.2.0: Secure Boot, stricter PSBT checks, reproducible builds

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A few weeks ago I posted here about my project to turn a regular PC into an air-gapped Bitcoin signing device. I honestly didn't expect that the project to get this much attention in a short time. Thank you to everyone who tested it, gave feedback, opened issues, or simply took the time to discuss the idea. I also received some Lightning and on-chain donations, which I really did not expect. Thank you for that as well. It was a nice surprise and gave me extra motivation to keep working on the project. Since the last post, SignerOS has moved quite a bit further. v1.2.0 is now released, with three things I consider especially important: Secure Boot: you can now sign an already built image with your own key. There is also a shim-based option for machines that don't allow users to enroll their own Secure Boot keys. Stricter PSBT checks: SignerOS now refuses some transactions that could previously only generate a warning, including non-SIGHASH_ALL transactions. Reproducible builds: the published image can now be reproduced and independently verified. There is still a lot to do. I want to keep the project small and simple rather than turning it into another full-featured wallet or operating system. The main idea is still the same: use an ordinary PC as a temporary, stateless, air-gapped Bitcoin signing device. Thanks again to everyone who showed interest in the project. Project: https://signeros.org/ https://github.com/signeros/signeros I would especially appreciate feedback from people who have experience with hardware wallets, multisig, Secure Boot, or air-gapped signing. submitted by /u/mfatalay [link] [comments]

Where to start with bitcoin

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I am very uneducated when its comes to bitcoin. I know a little bit but i need to use bitcoin for online transactions. Where do i start and how can i make it more privacy focused as bitcoin is still pretty traceable. I dont really want to use a bitcoin atm due to the high fees as i am only buying a small amount. Any advice will help! submitted by /u/Fun-Middle6170 [link] [comments]

It literally looks like Fiat is the ocean and Bitcoin the buoys.

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The debt line is almost a patient slope. The bitcoin line is a weather report: the 2018 winter, the 2021 peak, the 2022 cut, the long rise into 2025, the fall from the October high near $126,000, the recovery toward seventy-seven thousand by this Sunday. submitted by /u/No-Calligrapher255 [link] [comments]

Any Real Catalyst?

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Does anyone see any real catalyst for crypto in the future? It's been floundering recently and now with AI and quantum computing, what's the real use case for crypto? Quantum will crack it at some point and there goes all your money with no gov or institution to back it. We have a president that shills crypto and at the same time rug pulls. How can general public ever adopt and trust it? I'm trying to see how this could happen, but seems it's dead in the water unless some drastic catalyst happens. What do y'all think? submitted by /u/TacoSlayer4Lyfe [link] [comments]

Proposal to the Algorand Foundation: Raise the Base Fee to 0.01 ALGO to Ignite the Network Flywheel

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Bought my first Bitcoin years ago as a joke, forgot about it, checked recently

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threw $50 in years ago just to see what the hype was about, then forgot the account existed. found the login recently going through old emails not saying the number, don't want to jinx it, but ignoring it was accidentally the best strategy I never intended to have anyone else have a "forgotten" crypto story, good or bad? submitted by /u/Creative_Bar6152 [link] [comments]

Trump Conducts Secret CLARITY Act Meeting

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Buyer at 57k don't want to sell at 77k !!!! What's going on???

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Everyone in this market know the clarity law will not pass voting on September 15th, everyone knows the bank of reserve will increase interest 0.25.....but still buyers don't give a fuck to these events!!! Me personally that shocked me, I didn't anticipate them to still holding their assets....if we look at the history, buyers were selling under any bad news like tariffs...but now they don't want to sell!!! If they are able to hold just 3 more weeks, Bitcoin Will reach out 86k as the next station, then 92, and at 100 on next December. Everyone knows the money are rotating between market, before money went to the gold ????, then S & P 500 , the next market is the Bitcoin, the only left obstacle is October!! Because a lot of investors are scared from this month. submitted by /u/Civil-Cry-4750 [link] [comments]

Buying Without Exchange?

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I just found out that I can buy Bitcoin directly from my Trezor Safe 5. I’m assuming that this transaction bypasses the need for exchanges like Crypto.com, which in turn, allows me to purchase Bitcoin for a bit cheaper, since there is no spread. Does anyone else do this? submitted by /u/Low-Tangelo-9721 [link] [comments]

Solana Ecosystem News - September 13-2026

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Mistake I keep seeing with Bitcoin

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Lots of new people buy the dip then sell the moment it ticks down again. They treat every small move like it means the end is near. Bitcoin rewards patience more than timing. I learned that the hard way a few cycles ago. Stick to what you understand about the network and ignore the noise. submitted by /u/Patriot_tech [link] [comments]

Weekend Crypto Watchlist Reset

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Reviewing your crypto positions over the weekend helps cut noise before Monday volatility hits. Start with a clean watchlist audit: remove any assets that no longer match your original thesis or show weakening on-chain metrics like declining active addresses. Next, log three process wins from the prior week—perhaps you held through a dip without panic-selling or sized positions correctly against BTC dominance shifts. Finally, pick one Monday focus area, such as tracking funding rates on perpetual futures or scanning for stablecoin inflows that often precede altcoin moves. This habit keeps decisions systematic instead of reactive. Revisit the same steps next weekend to track consistency. Over time the routine sharpens risk awareness without adding extra screen time. For structured templates that support this kind of review, explore free tools available on YouTube. submitted by /u/Patriot_tech [link] [comments]

I’m building a metal seed backup. What would make it worth choosing over DIY?

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Hi everyone. I’m the founder of PENGER, a project making metal backups for Bitcoin recovery phrases. This is my own commercial product, and I want to be transparent about that. I’m posting to get feedback on the design and the thinking behind it, rather than turn this into a sales thread. I’m not claiming to have invented metal seed storage or a new security standard. My question is whether a more carefully finished product, with clear instructions and thoughtful support, adds something worthwhile to an already familiar idea. What it actually is The design is a solid, 2.5 mm-thick plate, with stainless steel and titanium versions and an optional leather sleeve. There is space for up to 24 BIP39 words, which the owner records using a center punch rather than assembling individual letter tiles. Instead of stamping the words themselves, you record their positions in the BIP39 word list, preserving the original word order. Our layout uses word-list positions 1–2048, represented on a 12-position binary grid. To read it back, you add the marked values and look up the corresponding word. This is a physical recording convention, not a modification to BIP39. The backup can be made and decoded offline using the documented layout and the correct word list. You do not need a PENGER account, an app, or our website to read the plate. Our online practice tools are for public example words only—not real recovery phrases. We do not need to see anyone’s seed to provide instructions or support. There is a usability trade-off here: you avoid assembling letters, but you introduce a word-to-number conversion and a decoding step. I would rather discuss that honestly than assume a compact grid is automatically easier for everyone. What it does—and does not—protect against The purpose is to replace paper with a more durable recording medium. But the metal grade and thickness alone are not proof that a finished backup will survive a particular disaster. The useful question is whether the information remains recoverable after heat, corrosion or deformation—not just what temperature the material melts at. This is a replacement for paper, not a replacement for multisig, a passphrase strategy, or a recovery plan. Those address different parts of self-custody. Encoding words as dots is not encryption: someone who can read the plate can reconstruct the recorded phrase. The plate does not change what additional keys or passphrases your wallet requires. The leather sleeve is about handling and finish. I’m not presenting it as a security boundary or as fire protection. Why make another one? The direction I’m interested in is a more refined physical product without making the security model more complicated: a readable layout, consistent workmanship, an optional sleeve, clear setup instructions and useful support. We also provide free educational material on self-custody and operational security. I want that part to be useful independently of whether someone buys a plate: understanding what they are backing up, practising without real secrets, checking their work and thinking through recovery. That is what I mean by a more premium option—not stronger cryptography because it comes in leather. The extra value has to be in the execution and the experience, and I’m interested in whether that distinction matters to people here. I’d particularly appreciate feedback on three things: Recording and recovery: would you be comfortable using a number grid, or would you prefer directly readable words or letters? Evidence: what durability tests and recovery demonstrations would you expect before trusting a product like this? Practical value: do the finishing, optional sleeve, documentation and support add something worthwhile, or would you rather have the simplest possible plate? Specific criticism is welcome. “I would still choose DIY” is useful feedback too, especially with an explanation of what matters most to you. Please keep the discussion general—no real recovery phrases, photos of completed backups, or details about where you store them. submitted by /u/pengercom [link] [comments]

Phising camapign on public knoww email

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I received emails wich seems legit hardware wallet support, either asking to update, or addressing some alleged "compliance" issues, all these targeted my public known email linked to reddit (never use your public email for hardware wallet or exchange subscription or support) got similar emails from "coinkite" "trezor" "Geyscale" "unstoppable". DO NOT OPEN ANY LINKS NEITHER FOLLOW ANY PROCEDURE SUGGESTED BY THESE EMAIL submitted by /u/AcostaJA [link] [comments]

HELP PLEASE sof sow aml ?

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Before 2020, I used to enter incorrect payment references when buying Bitcoin—a common practice at the time; in fact, Binance even has an article about it: https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/detail/360037619471 ("Avoid any mention of cryptocurrency or related phrases in the payment reference/notes"). Instead of "Bitcoin purchase," I would write "music payment." I also traded on the no-KYC platform BitMEX. What should I do with these Bitcoins now? How can I exchange them for euros? Which exchange allows me to complete the Source of Funds (SoF) and Source of Wealth (SoW) verification? How can I use these Bitcoins now? I assume I won't pass compliance checks at any exchange, and no bank will want to accept these funds. submitted by /u/bitcoin-problem [link] [comments]

Utxo management

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I'm stacking sats, monthly DCA, will be holding for the next 15+ years, What is the optimal utxo management taxwise and feewise? submitted by /u/LittlePrince6987 [link] [comments]

The Clarity Act vote is in 2 days and X is acting like it's the end of the world.????

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Fear is creeping up (from Extreme Greed to 68) and the price is stalling. Is this the classic 'buy the rumor, sell the news' setup for a bear trap or is the market and $BTC pricing in real risk? submitted by /u/0xrpl [link] [comments]

Exodus Ending Support for NFTs

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Exodus is ending support for NFTs. From their website: To ensure you can access your NFTs, send them to another wallet or platform. To learn more, see: Exodus is ending support for NFTs. submitted by /u/NerdFarming [link] [comments]

[AMA] We are EF Protocol (Pt. 15: 16 September, 2026)

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NOTICE: This AMA will open on 16 September at 1400 UTC! Have a question you'd like answered then? Post below today! Members of the Protocol Cluster at Ethereum Foundation are back to answer your questions throughout the day! This is their 15th AMA. There are a lot of members taking part, so keep the questions coming, and enjoy! Oh! And to make it easier for us to respond to everyone, please post just one question per comment. Prior AMAs: #14, Aug 2025 #13, Feb 2025 #12, Sep 2024 #11, Jan 2024 #10, Jul 2023 #9, Jan 2023 #8, Jul 2022 #7, Jan 2022 #6, Jun 2021 #5, Nov 2020 #4, Jul 2020 #3, Feb 2020 #2, Jul 2019 #1, Jan 2019 submitted by /u/JBSchweitzer [link] [comments]

Same vendor multisig

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Can someone explain for example how insecure of would be to have 1 vendor that's compromised? I mean they would need the other keys plus the descriptor to. 2-3. Like they said remove the coldcard if you have one. Even with 2 corrupted wallets you would need the descriptor submitted by /u/Intelligent_Map_246 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin Renaissance

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Even without the order I don't think so..

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Clarity act fail

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Clarity act fail How big a pullback do we see if the clarity act doesn’t get voted through ? 10% 20% ? Do you think that would be probably be the last big dip prior to the end of the bear market submitted by /u/Extreme_Exam7914 [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, September 13, 2026

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Guys... I think it's trying to tell us something

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Seriously though those are the weirdest, most elegant 5 minute candles I've ever seen ever. WTF is going on? submitted by /u/EntityRemovalGuy [link] [comments]

The $400,000 Mirage: Why Coinbase Wants You to Believe the Bitcoin Four-Year Cycle Is Dead.

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Daily General Discussion September 13, 2026

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The Unspoken Math of L1s: Why Algorand is Secretly the Most Profitable Network in Crypto

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case trezor safe 5 print 3D

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Lock in.

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Farage’s Reform UK secures second £36m donation from cryptocurrency tycoon in two days

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Buying vs mine

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Between buying and mining throughout 2010, which would have acquired more btc? From early to late 2010... submitted by /u/OkPrint555 [link] [comments]

Why do we need Bitcoin?

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It starts with a question: "who decides how much money exists, and what happens to you when they decide wrong?" Basically, your paycheck buys less than it did five years ago. Rent outran wages. And the "safe" move — cash sitting in a savings account — quietly loses value every year. That's not bad luck or bad budgeting. Here's the part nobody explains: when the money supply expands, the new money doesn't show up everywhere at once. It hits banks, governments, and asset holders first. By the time it reaches a wage earner, prices have already moved. People who owned things got richer, but people who saved money got poorer. Nobody voted on that. Bitcoin's pitch is narrow: it's money with rules nobody can change. 21 million, ever. No committee can print more during an election year or a crisis. You can hold it without a bank's permission, send it across a border on a Sunday without a wire fee, and no one can freeze it because your name got flagged. For most Americans that sounds abstract… but for someone in Argentina, Lebanon, Nigeria, or Venezuela, it's the difference between keeping their savings and watching them evaporate. You don't need Bitcoin the way you need water. You need it the way you need a fire exit — most days it's irrelevant, and then one day it's the only thing that matters. The case was never that Bitcoin is perfect money. It's that having an alternative nobody controls is worth something — and that "something" gets more valuable the less people trust the system they're stuck with. submitted by /u/CyanDew [link] [comments]

Can Ethereum smart contracts be used to securely hold user deposits?

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We have a website with a system where users need to deposit money as a security deposit or collateral (Forum). For security and trust reasons, I don't want the money to be held directly by us. Instead, I'm looking into whether we could use a blockchain smart contract or some other decentralized solution to hold the funds. The idea is that people who advertise/promote content that has a deposit attached to it would receive a commission, for example 10% or 15%, based on predefined rules. The commission would be handled automatically by the system, while users would still be able to see and track their funds from their own wallets at all times. We are also considering creating a kind of hot wallet network that users could use to send and receive funds between each other within our platform. My main question is: would something like this be possible to build on the Ethereum network using smart contracts? I'm still researching the technical side of this and I don't know all the details yet, so I'd really appreciate any advice or suggestions from people who have experience with Ethereum, smart contracts, or similar systems. Thanks in advance, and I appreciate any input. submitted by /u/meazontv [link] [comments]

Bitcoin activity, passports exposed after Revolut falls for fake government request

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KYC is getting more dangerous by day. Once you'll have enough of this, have a look at BISQ, Robosats, HodlHodl, PeachBitcoin or Vexl instead. submitted by /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] [comments]

Indian state Maharashtra eyes tokenized power grid funding

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I built a small BIP-39 checksum device for manually generated entropy

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The idea started from something that bothered me with hardware wallets and other similar devices, and it really sparked during the coldcard mishap (which shows that letting the hw generate the seed for you is not ideal for real cold storage). Dont get me wrong, I still really like the coldcard hw but the reality of things is that software bugs will always be present no matter what. Ledger and Trezor are no exceptions. Of course some hardware wallets allow you to provide your own entropy, for example using dice rolls. This is already much better than blindly trusting an internal rng, but imho there is still one part of the process you have to trust: you cannot usually verify, step by step, that the entropy bits you provided are actually being mapped to the correct BIP-39 words. You provide the entropy, and eventually the wallet shows you a mnemonic. But what happened in between? This device is meant to solve exactly this problem. I made a similar project before this one but the word-building process wasn't fully auditable, Redditors pointed out this problem, which I really appreciated. This device does not generate entropy. You generate it yourself using coin flips or dice rolls. The device only helps you convert that entropy into a BIP-39 mnemonic and calculate the checksum required for the final word. While entering the entropy, the 2x16 LCD shows the current 11-bit group being built. When the 11 bits are complete, it shows the decimal index and the corresponding BIP-39 word. For example, this is the 7th word while being built, with only 5 bits entered so far: +----------------+ |W07 11000______ | |A:H=0 B:T=1 | +----------------+ ...and this is the final result once all 11 bits have been entered: +----------------+ |W07 11000010110 | |1558 security | +----------------+ So you can independently check: 11000010110 -> 1558 -> security against any BIP-39 wordlist, even a wordlist as pdf or txt file on your computer, it doesn't have to be on paper. Indexes are 0-based !!! This happens for every word. The final word is the only special one because part of its 11 bits comes from the SHA-256 checksum. For a 24-word mnemonic, for example: +----------------+ |W24 101|01100110| |1382 | +----------------+ The 101 bits come directly from your entropy, while the remaining 8 bits are the checksum calculated by the device. Unlike the previous project, this one currently supports 12, 18 and 24 word BIP-39 mnemonics, with three entropy input methods: direct coin flips, Von Neumann debiased coin flips, and dice rolls. Von Neumann allows to get statistically fair results from a biased coin (any real word coin is slightly biased of course). The goal is basically to have a very small device where you provide the randomness and you can audit the entropy-to-word conversion while it happens, instead of trusting a hardware wallet to do that part correctly behind the scenes. Project here: https://github.com/gianlucag/LastWord I would really appreciate any feedback, or simply whether you think this approach makes sense submitted by /u/nyenycproject [link] [comments]

buying bitcoin P2P

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some of you may recognise me from the "Buying btc underage" post, i looked at the comments on that and some people said P2P. I came to a conclusion that this may be the only fast simple short method of buying btc thatll work for me. Does anyone in this community know how to buy crypto P2P? like is there any person that does it, is there a website that allows P2P and isn't kyc, etc.. (im trying to buy with GBP btw) If anyone does, please let me know here or in my messages. submitted by /u/Vast_Description_810 [link] [comments]

Liquid bitcoin

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I have liquid bitcoin on Sideswap It won’t let peg out . I sent it to Blockstream liquid and it won’t let me swap . Do anyone know how long will the servers be down ? submitted by /u/Mental-Tour9040 [link] [comments]

What Do You Think About On Chain Wallet Tracking ?

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Hi everyone, I’ve been researching On-Chain Wallet Tracking and Copy-Trading using Telegram bots recently. The concept of finding insider/smart money wallets and automatically copying their trades sounds logically profitable, but I am well aware of the "cheese in a mousetrap" rule. I want to know the harsh reality from people who have actually tried this. How often do you get trapped by whale manipulation (wash trading/honeypots)? Is it possible for a retail trader to make consistent short-term profits, or do MEV bots always eat your lunch? What are your experiences and honest thoughts? Thanks! submitted by /u/United_Permission318 [link] [comments]

New Litecoin Core updates are out-

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Canada just quietly said "yeah tokenized deposits are just deposits" and it's a bigger deal than it sounds

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Canada's bank regulator (OSFI) just said tokenized deposits are "not legally distinct" from regular bank deposits. translation: banks have wanted to put deposits on-chain for a while now, tech's been ready. the thing actually holding it up was regulators just... never clearly saying what these things legally ARE. no clear answer = no bank touching it, too much legal risk. Canada just removed that excuse. same rules, no new framework, just "this counts as a normal deposit, go ahead." this is the boring-sounding stuff that actually matters, this is a literal door opening for real banks to start building on-chain instead of just talking about it in press releases curious if US/EU regulators follow suit or if Canada's just built different rn. submitted by /u/bitNomad22 [link] [comments]

The market is still standing firmly in greed for over three weeks now ????????

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bitcoin shark knows the bottom already happened

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£72m from crypto billionaires to Farage in 48 hours

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Ben Delo: £36m Christopher Harborne: £36m Both are crypto billionaires. And Farage has made no secret of wanting the UK to become a global crypto hub. Is this a good sign for Bitcoin and crypto adoption in the UK? If Reform gains serious political power, does this money end up accelerating pro-crypto regulation and adoption or does the association with billionaire political donations create a backlash against crypto? submitted by /u/1_taff [link] [comments]

Lambos are temporary, the dip is forever.

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Hodlnaut Liquidation First Interim Distribution – Previous users has anyone received their payout yet?

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Hey everyone! According to the EY circular, the 26.92% first interim dividend was supposed to start processing after 31 August 2026 via the Singapore Official Receiver. I haven't received mine yet, and I registered with a local SG bank account. I was hoping local transfers would clear faster, but my account is still empty. Has anyone actually received their funds yet? Please comment below with your bank if yours has cleared, or if you are also still waiting. Let's track the progress here thank you! submitted by /u/clarencechen181196 [link] [comments]

Ethereum Whales Just Woke Up as ETH Exploded to 8-Month High: What’s Next?

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Safe ways to store multiple cryptos

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BTC, ETH, ZEC, SOL, and USDC but might buy more those are the main cryptocurrencies I’m holding. I was using a Ledger hardware wallet, safe pal also but after seeing all the recent reports about Ledger and other cold wallets being compromised, I’m starting to question whether that’s still the safest option. I also have a SafePal, but I’m not completely confident in it either. I’ve used Exodus in the past and have seen reports of Exodus wallets being hacked, and I’ve also seen people reporting Phantom wallets getting drained. I know exchanges can also get hacked, so I’m trying to find the safest setup possible. Would using a dedicated phone that is only used for crypto be safer? If so, which wallet apps would you trust for BTC, ETH, ZEC, SOL, and USDC& tons more? I’m looking for something that can securely hold multiple types of crypto, with security being the #1 priority. What setup would you personally recommend for long-term storage? submitted by /u/Jerzsey [link] [comments]

how can ı change Native SegWit (bech32) balance to natıve btc

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blue wallet segwıt btc transfer faıl

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blue wallet segwıt btc transfer faıl ı am tryıng to send my segwıt btc balance whıch ıs seen on the bluewallet but ı can not send to another bluewallet account ıt gıves the error of blue wallet ınvalıd arguments for psbt,addinput requires single object with at least [hash] and [ındex] ıt gıves thıs error how can ı solve ıt submitted by /u/Bobanobunaga [link] [comments]

Bears don’t stand a chance

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Daily Discussion, September 12, 2026

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Friends don't let friends buy Celebrity coins / Over-hyped meme coins. It never ends well.

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It's difficult to go through creating this post without naming a specific incident, but if you see a person who is a 5-second living meme from YouTube or TikTok or a politician creating a brand new cryptocurrency or token or digital asset or coin and think it is a good idea to invest in, you really should be looking for previous "success stories" which are non-existent now. If you really care about friends and family and their finances, you will tell them that it never ends well no matter who created the cryptocurrency token in question or what their intentions are. You should tell them that you could just as easily create a cryptocurrency and do the same thing as that celebrity or meme-coin maker. Fame or infamy may be a lightning rod of eyeballs to get people looking at a cryptocurrency. But, as stated before, it never ends well. submitted by /u/sgtslaughterTV [link] [comments]

Daily General Discussion September 12, 2026

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When do we think the actual BTC bottom is coming? What’s your playbook?

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Hey guys, seeing tons of mixed takes on where we are in the cycle right now. Some of you are waiting for one last brutal capitulation wick, while others think we're already carving out a macro floor. I know nobody has a working crystal ball, but I’m curious where the sentiment is: - Timeline: Are you expecting the bottom in the next few months or dragging into next year? - Signals: What are you watching most closely? (MVRV, hash ribbons, macro, pure TA?) - Playbook: DCA'ing now, or sitting on cash waiting for a deeper dump? Not asking for financial advice, just curious how everyone's positioning submitted by /u/Ok_Application6123 [link] [comments]

meme币如何用bot交易？

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谁会搭建ai自动交易扫链冲土狗。？ submitted by /u/omnbmh13 [link] [comments]

So I made a seed phrase generator the only way I knew how...

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With everything that's been going on lately I felt like there was nothing we could do but trust something responsible for making us a seed phrase, aside from rolling dice but even still what happens after that? I needed something for myself first and foremost, something I knew front to back was doing what I expected it to do. I needed a seed phrase derived from radioactive decay... https://preview.redd.it/b3ew5lfy80ph1.png?width=6000&format=png&auto=webp&s=cfdf16eb28839896a5e02fb0061ee42c55e3cb88 So I came up with Entropy32, an AVR based seed generator that observes Geiger counter clicks and takes the time between them as the entropy source. It started off on a breadboard, migrated to the first PCB which was a monster and used through hole components: https://preview.redd.it/1vt77b0r80ph1.jpg?width=1542&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ad1afa7f3ca5949a2acdde78167aed101989093f I then took everything that worked from this version and compressed it down to a PCB a quarter of the size of this one, something that could now fit in the palm of your hand: https://preview.redd.it/yqdwobiv80ph1.png?width=3072&format=png&auto=webp&s=720b52e7858bab124cdd7d28ac022eb95df7379c I wanted to show this off to people who like me, are feeling a bit concerned about recent AI advancements targeting hardware we used to rely on. I wanted to prove how we can always overcome these challenges in creative and powerful ways - anyone can build this or something like this. I don't want you to trust me or this device, I want to inspire people out there to build the things we need to make this work. I don't want to trust anyone or anything anymore, that's why I have this. The firmware, hardware and everything in between is open source and on GitHub for those interested, this hasn't been properly tested yet to determine if the entropy source passes critical tests like NIST - so please don't use this to secure real world funds. This is strictly educational. You can learn more here: https://github.com/captainchapster/Entropy32-Plus submitted by /u/Captain_Chapster [link] [comments]

Question about Nunchuk

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Is it still reliable for creating multi sig wallets after the cold card incident or should I consider a different option? submitted by /u/Upbeat-Protection-67 [link] [comments]

Are we rebuilding the middlemen Bitcoin was meant to remove?

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Bitcoin was created around the idea of allowing people to transact directly, without relying on trusted third parties. But today, exchanges, custodians, payment companies, and ETFs sit between many people and their Bitcoin. They’re useful and clearly helping with adoption. But I wonder if, in making Bitcoin easier to use, we’re also rebuilding some of the intermediary system that Bitcoin was trying to move away from. Maybe that’s not necessarily a contradiction. Bitcoin still gives people the choice: use an intermediary for convenience, or hold and transact directly through self-custody. That tension is what I find interesting. submitted by /u/fevi1 [link] [comments]

Crypto entrepreneur pardoned by Trump donates £36 million to Farage's Reform UK

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The importance of BTC milestones

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As someone who has reshuffled and gone BTC only. What is the importance of 0.1 btc 0.25 btc 0.5 btc 1btc In 10 or even 20 years how valuable will this be and currently what % of holders has hit these milestones submitted by /u/andysime1 [link] [comments]

The Liquid Network "white hat" hack is now an extortion negotiation happening in public via OP_RETURN. Here is the full timeline

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Normies and Bitcoiners

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Digital asset banking introduce risk categories exisiting farmeworks do not cover.

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As institutions explore digital asset banking, risk teams keep finding gaps. Key management has no banking analogue. Smart contract risk, blockchain congestion, validator slashing, oracle failures, settlement finality differences, all outside conventional taxonomies. I landed on a hybrid, Basel where possible, new categories where not. Weighting is unclear with limited loss data. Building new categories, adapting, or hybrid. How are you calibrating. submitted by /u/Alarmed-Disaster-915 [link] [comments]

The digital asset platform decision at a fund is really a custody decision.

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Watching funds choose a digital asset platform and the framing is backwards. They evaluate it like software when what matters is who holds the keys, how assets are segregated, and what happens if the provider fails. The software is replaceable. The custody structure is not. Pick on the structure, not the dashboard. submitted by /u/Lazy-Apricot4613 [link] [comments]

I have a feeling Tether is a scam... Does it run all the way to the White House?

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Weekly Doots Podcast - namespace.ninja - maxi.eth

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The fact that a dog coin is in crypto’s top 10 should make us question what “utility” actually means

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I made this piece while thinking about something I find both fascinating and slightly embarrassing about crypto. We spent years telling people that tokens needed utility to justify their value. Projects built increasingly complicated ecosystems around their tokens: governance, staking, DeFi, infrastructure, payments, interoperability, etc. The implication was that the market would eventually distinguish “real” crypto from useless speculation. Then memecoins came along and basically said: what if we just get everyone to believe in the same stupid thing? And somehow, that worked. The fact that a dog coin can sit among the top cryptocurrencies by market capitalization is almost comical/ironical when you compare it to how seriously the industry talks about technological utility. But maybe that's precisely why it's interesting. Memecoins stripped away much of the intellectual packaging and demonstrated how powerful community, attention, memes, and collective belief can be. The “delusion” itself becomes a social mechanism: enough people believe, participate, promote and speculate, and suddenly the thing has economic significance and eventually becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. That does make me wonder whether utility was ever the fundamental difference maker we thought it was. Maybe utility can create a reason for people to participate, but collective belief is what ultimately turns that participation into value. So. What do we make of a dog coin sitting in the top 10? Is it proof that the market is irrational, or proof that we've misunderstood what actually gives these assets value? Maybe the funniest part is that the dog coin might actually be telling us more about crypto than the projects with 50-page whitepapers. If a meme with a dog can outperform projects built around supposedly revolutionary utility, maybe we should rethink what we're actually measuring when we talk about “value” in crypto. And if that's true, isn't the dog coin near the top of the market actually one of the most honest representations of what crypto is? Is the existence of a top-10 dog coin a ridiculous anomaly, or is it one of the clearest demonstrations that crypto value has always been primarily a social phenomenon? At the end of the day, perhaps what matters most isn't the asset's supposed utility, but its memetic strength, cultural relevance, and the ability of its community to sustain collective belief. If that's the case, what happens when the next major phenomenon in crypto isn't built around some revolutionary technology, but around memetics, culture, and the ability to make millions of people believe in the same idea? submitted by /u/bxdtxste [link] [comments]

America’s Economic War Just Hit Canada

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Altcoins are still struggling to catch up with BTC

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I checked the prices of ETH and SOL last night against BTC. It still well below their 2022 lows. Meanwhile, BTC continues to hit new highs. I’ve been holding a few altcoins since 2021 for the hope that they’ll make up for lost ground, but that simply isn’t happening, and i’m slowly growing more and more pessimistic about my investment. I’m starting to think that the altcoin season was a one-off phenomenon or a one trick pony of 2017 and 2021 and won’t happen again which means my investment will be going straight down the drain. What do you think? submitted by /u/NonchalantKing [link] [comments]

$3.63 billion stolen since 2025

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Security remains a top priority across crypto, yet losses continue to climb, with $3.63 billion stolen since 2025. CEXes are most exposed through private key compromise, while DEXes face smart contract exploits, increasingly compounded by fake UIs and malicious integrations. The actors have evolved just as fast. Rogue individuals have given way to organized cartels and state-sponsored groups, including North Korean hackers, who now use mixers, bridges, and staggered withdrawals to stay untraceable. This report examines the shifting threat landscape, from auditing and insurance protocols to the security infrastructure CEXes like Toobit deploy to protect users. submitted by /u/timelydefense [link] [comments]

OSFI Clears Canadian Banks To Launch Blockchain Deposit Products In 2026 | OneBullEx

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Canada's Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) has confirmed that tokenized deposits carry the same legal status as traditional bank deposits, clearing a regulatory path for federally regulated financial institutions to build blockchain-based deposit products in 2026. The clarification, issued in 2026, resolves a foundational legal question that had been holding back Canadian banks from developing on-chain deposit offerings. By treating tokenized deposits as functionally equivalent to conventional deposits, OSFI has signaled that federally regulated financial institutions can proceed with blockchain-based deposit products without needing a separate legal classification or bespoke regulatory regime. The move positions Canada among the first major jurisdictions to explicitly address the legal treatment of tokenized deposits, a category distinct from stablecoins in that tokenized deposits represent claims on a regulated bank rather than on a private issuer. submitted by /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] [comments]

Trezor hackers sent phishing emails from Trezor's actual domain

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Bitcoin History Trivia ???? — how many can you get right ?

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have fun with this one guys, answer a question then swipe to view the answer on the next slide don't forget to post your score in the comments. if you got the last one right you are a true bitcoin OG submitted by /u/bitNomad22 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #422

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Bitcoin Optech newsletter #422 is here: describes a proposed protocol for probabilistic coinjoins disguised as covert bets summarizes benchmarks of a silent payments indexing server against compact block filters for light clients Optech Newsletter #422 Podcast https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/09/11/ Adam Gibson posted to Delving Bitcoin about Babilonia, a proposal for a new probabilistic coinjoin and covert betting protocol... https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/09/11/#a-protocol-for-probabilistic-coinjoin-and-covert-betting Rob Segers posted to the Bitcoin-Dev mailing list providing specifications for silent payments light clients and measuring performance of different ways to retrieve data from blocks... https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/09/11/#update-on-silent-payments-light-clients Bitcoin Optech will host an audio recap discussion of this newsletter streaming live on X/Twitter Tuesday at 16:30 UTC. submitted by /u/bitschmidty [link] [comments]

US Core CPI Hits 5-Year Low - BTC Surges Above $79K, ETH Reclaims $2,600 as Crypto Market Adds $127B

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BTC wiping out the bears again

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Ethereal news weekly #39 | Frame transactions added as Hegotá upgrade headliner, Nomic Foundation slang-solx, Consensys splitting into two companies

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How to Buy a House Without Selling Your Stack: Better x Coinbase 250% BTC Mortgage Explained

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Yes, I know that BTC appears to be “alive” at the moment, but this group should be posting and reading information like this so as to stay current with bigger picture ideas, especially if you plan on owning a house one day and don’t want to sell your holdings/HODLings. Better + Coinbase now let you use BTC for your house down payment without selling it. You get 2 loans. One is a normal Fannie Mae mortgage on the house. The second one covers your down payment and that one is backed by your BTC. You have to lock up 2.5x what you borrow. So if you need 100k for down payment you pledge 250k in BTC. Your BTC goes into Better's custody on Coinbase. No tax event when you pledge because you didn't sell. You keep your BTC upside. No margin calls if BTC dumps. They only touch your BTC if you miss payments for 60+ days. Catch: Better can reuse your BTC while they hold it, they just have to give you the same amount back later. And you can't get your BTC back until your main mortgage is paid off or refinanced, even if you pay off the down payment loan early. So it could be locked for 30 years. Rates are a bit higher than a normal mortgage, like 0.5% to 1.5% more. TLDR for BTC maxis: you don't sell, you don't pay cap gains, you don't get liquidated on a dip, but you give up custody for a long time and trust Better to give it back. What happens if Better goes bankrupt while holding my BTC? Run the math for a 500k house with 100k down Why is this better than just selling BTC for the down payment? submitted by /u/Reasonable_Band1536 [link] [comments]

Ethereum Has A New Plan For The Quantum Computing Threat

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This is encouraging and concerning at the same time. The encouraging news is we are seeing all chains thinking deeply about how to navigate the transition to ensure they survive capable quantum computing. There is clearly enough potential risk that everyone is trying to prepare for. You can't just wait and flip a switch- people recognize they need to get ahead of it. The concerning news is we are still spinning on what solutions to build and implement. The quantum race is only accelerating, and they aren't pausing while systems spin on planning. We are already at a point where in the next couple years, we have to hope people still feel things are secure and that the proposed solutions will deliver in time, and will keep chains running securely without too much disruption or impact. I've been following this "narrative" for years. Except it isn't a contrived narrative. We are seeing it play out in real time where everyone is trying to take action. Rather than worry about how it will play out for existing chains trying to upgrade, it's time to consider the market opportunity. We are already seeing where EVERY SINGLE COMPANY- not just crypto- is looking for solutions to migrate cryptography. And GOVERNMENTS across the board. That's a huge undertaking, and time is running out. These companies will be looking for solutions that have been establishing themselves over the years. submitted by /u/Original-Assistant-8 [link] [comments]

Sweet heavens folks, we’re spiking !

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Bitcoin Entropy Tools - Offline dice key generation, coin flips, and more wallet tools.

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Israeli Business Sensation "Walter Bloomberg" Turns on Bitcoin, Shilling Zcash Across X Feeds

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Starting Bitcoin: Two Questions

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⁠What are some tips for determining when to sell my bitcoin? What is the best platform for Australian investors? I am looking to work on mobile Thanks a lot for your help submitted by /u/hamo-potato42 [link] [comments]

The keys worked. The signatures were valid. So what actually failed in the ~4,000 BTC Liquid incident?

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I've spent the week trying to understand the Liquid incident beyond the "$320M hack" headline. The part I find most interesting is that this apparently wasn't a federation key compromise. The federation keys weren't reported stolen. SideSwap says its PAK wasn't compromised. Yet roughly 4,000 unbacked L-BTC were created and eventually resulted in real BTC leaving the federation wallet through a valid peg-out path. That changes the security question completely. A multisig can protect against unauthorized signing. But what happens when authorized signers are operating on state that the software incorrectly considers valid? I dug into the Elements 23.3.4 changes, range-proof verification caching, SideSwap's role in the peg-out, the federation model and the distinction between Bitcoin consensus and Liquid's additional assumptions. I also tried to separate what Liquid has officially confirmed from what independent researchers have reconstructed so far. Full analysis: Bitcoin Didn't Break. Everything Around It Keeps Reminding Us Why Bitcoin Exists I'm particularly interested in technical criticism of the analysis. If you've been following the Elements commits or have a better understanding of the cache failure, I'd like to hear it. submitted by /u/Large-Cress900 [link] [comments]

Does the CLARITY Act actually help regular users like us?

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I don't want it to pass. Every version of "clarity" being sold right now just means banks and politicians get a permanent, legal seat at the table for something that was built specifically so they wouldn't need one. The math on the bill is bad for Democrats no matter what happens, if it passes, Republicans get credit from the crypto industry, if it fails, Republicans just blame whichever Democrats voted it down. Either way, this isn't really about protecting users. It's about which party gets to hold the crypto industry's money and votes. And then Hunter Biden launched $LAPTOP one week before the vote, right when both parties are fighting over money and votes. Was it just a cash grab? A political move? Did he know something the rest of us didn't? I don't know. But it's one more reminder that when politics and crypto mix, the people involved usually aren't thinking about the people actually holding the asset. This is exactly why I'd rather this bill fail. Not because I think crypto shouldn't have any rules, but because "clarity" written by the same people running this money fight isn't going to be clarity for me. It's going to be clarity for them. submitted by /u/ruby-cos [link] [comments]

Luke Dashjr floated ZERO Bitcoin block subsidy for a month

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Bitcoin Network Activity Signals Worth Watching

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Unusual activity in Bitcoin often shows up through volume shifts or transaction patterns rather than price moves alone. Building a habit of reviewing these on-chain analogs helps separate noise from meaningful network behavior. Start with this simple framework: first, track daily transaction counts against recent averages to spot volume spikes. Next, examine fee rates per byte during those periods—elevated fees can point to urgency in transfers or block space competition. Then review exchange-related flows by noting wallet cluster behaviors without assuming intent. Finally, compare mempool depth before and after blocks to gauge congestion levels. Repeat this review weekly using public explorers so the process becomes routine rather than reactive. The goal is understanding how Bitcoin’s base layer handles real usage, not timing trades. Cross-check multiple data views and treat everything as background context only. You can find free educational videos explaining these Bitcoin metrics on YouTube. submitted by /u/Patriot_tech [link] [comments]

Need Help with crypto.com holding back crypto?

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It is about this Tx: 0x047db5ab55e19ce47751efe9a0804b4286add4a189e4a11cf80b1e6c222a7834 So i had this Chainlink on my ledger on adress 0xDAE3B33db355BA051c2A69886E7c90fe70F143f3 I send the chainlink to my crypto.com adress and it was succes, i even saw that the chainlink in my crypto.com app was arrived. But then i noticed i couldn't get to my chainlink because on their end it said to do my KYC first. I Talked with support specialsts more then 10 times now allready ( going on for like 6 months) and in the beginning they said they failed the deposit so it would return. (screenshot1) Now its allready "kindly contact the network where you made the transaction (screenshot2) In the app there is no option for me anymore to get my crypto back.. They failed it on their network for the KYC to be done so it should be on their end to be able to fix this right? I'm not sure what to do anymore cause this is taking so long allready :/ plz help. submitted by /u/Adrenalen [link] [comments]

Gasless USDT Transfers on TRON — Built by the Oniq Team

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CPI Day: With Oil >$100 and PPI Hot, is the Altcoin Season officially delayed, or is the bottom finally in?

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We all know the macro textbook setup: High inflation = Fed keeps rates high (or raises them) = DXY pumps = Crypto bleeds. With yesterday's PPI coming in hot at 5.4% and Brent crude sitting comfortably above $100 due to geopolitical tensions, today's CPI (8:30 AM ET) feels like a doomsday or salvation clock. The Altcoin Season Index has been sitting at absolute rock bottom for a while now. If the Fed executes another 25bps hike next week to fight this stubborn energy-driven inflation, are we looking at another leg down for ETH/BTC, or has the market already priced in the worst-case scenario? What’s your play for today’s volatility? Buying the blood or holding cash? ???????? submitted by /u/Suspicious_Dog_5874 [link] [comments]

Solana apps did $5.09M in revenue yesterday. 50% more than the next network.

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What's the closest you've ever come to losing your Bitcoin forever?

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In 2013 a guy in Newport threw out a hard drive with thousands of coins on it, and he has spent over a decade fighting for permission to dig up a landfill. Another guy has 7,002 BTC sitting on an IronKey with two password guesses left. Those are the famous ones. The rest of us just have quieter versions of the same story. Another hardware wallet advisory hit the front page this morning, which is what got me thinking about it. The dead laptop nobody backed up. The "temporary" wallet that stayed temporary for three years. The seed written down at 2am with two words in the wrong order. The drive that vanished during a move and turned up in a box of cables six months later. So let's hear them: - What happened? - How long did you think it was gone? - Did you get it back, and what finally worked? - What did you change afterwards? No judgement here. Most of us learned self custody the expensive way. Keep it general though, and please don't post anything that describes your current setup. submitted by /u/Objective_Basil_8414 [link] [comments]

'Bitwise Kills Dogecoin ETF After 10 Months — Is the $1 DOGE Dream Dead?'

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'Much wow, very closed. Bitwise is sending its Dogecoin ETF to the kennel after just 10 months.' FFFSSSSSSS. it didn't even last a year.... this feels rubbish lol submitted by /u/Nice-Technology703 [link] [comments]

Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) asked the US Supreme Court on Thursday to review his 2023 fraud conviction and 25-year sentence, the last legal door left open to him

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Here is who you are trading against

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Tether Is Building a Financial Empire With the Interest It Doesn’t Pay You.

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Daily Discussion, September 11, 2026

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Senator Lummis Says the New Clarity Act Text Carries Over 100 Democrat-Requested Changes

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B2C2 Partners with NextBlock to Supply Global Digital Asset Liquidity to South Korean Institutions

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Selloff inc , i bought. Welcome bears

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I just achieved my first milestole 1/100 of btc. Moments later i see a micro double top has formed. So anyways right after i bought it seems like we are headed lower. Good. Gonna dca more for cheaper. submitted by /u/RefrigeratorRough727 [link] [comments]

Vlad Chiriac is running another scam called Block Token (BlockRealWorld) AVOID

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Daily General Discussion September 11, 2026

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Thoughts on World Water Reserves Coin (WWR) ? ????????

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So this coin has been trending up and I want to know why it has been going up like a staircase? I have been skeptical about this in particular because it has never been a downward effect at all! submitted by /u/Ok-Anybody-436 [link] [comments]

Selling Bitcoin in the UK tax rules

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Tax implications. I have a decent amount of BTC stored in Kraken. Already sold some so hit my personal allowance on what’s tax free. Any other exchanges I could use or potentially loopholes to avoid a very heavy taxable disposable? submitted by /u/Mental_Dirt_4521 [link] [comments]

Go further. Pay local.

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Stablecoins have become an increasingly practical way to hold and move money, but most of that experience still happens within the digital world. With WoWo, we’re working on bringing stablecoins into everyday payments — connecting your digital assets with local QR networks across the places you travel, shop, and spend. We’re getting closer to launch and will be sharing more soon. Coming September 2026 ???? submitted by /u/wowodigital [link] [comments]

Built a token that only mints when a real solar system actually produces the electricity backing it — thoughts?

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What it is: Outflow tokens are minted 1:1 against real, physically-verified solar electricity production — 1 token per whole megawatt-hour, and only after that megawatt-hour has actually been generated by a real residential solar system and confirmed through an oracle pulling live data straight from the system's own monitoring API. No presale, no fixed supply set in advance — the supply is capped by however much real electricity has actually been verified, nothing more. How it works technically: Each new verified megawatt-hour mints one NFT, and that NFT has its own token bound account (ERC-6551) holding exactly one Outflow token. So ownership isn't just a balance in a contract — each token lives inside its own on-chain wallet tied to a specific, individually verified unit of real-world production, minted in the exact chronological order it happened. What it's explicitly not: Not a REC, not a carbon credit, not a security, no yield, nothing redeemable. It doesn't claim to represent electricity itself or any commodity — it's a verified historical record that a specific amount of solar power was actually produced, at a specific place, at a specific time. Current traction: One real system live — a 33-panel residential install in Minnesota, active since July 2023, ~32 MWh verified so far. Contracts are built and audited, oracle pipeline is live and pulling real data. First NFT batch is about to mint. What I want feedback on: Whether tying token issuance directly to oracle-verified real-world production (instead of a fixed supply or emissions schedule) makes sense to people here as a model, and whether the "no yield, no redemption, purely historical record" framing is clear enough or if it reads as confusing/pointless to a typical crypto audience. submitted by /u/Outflow_ [link] [comments]

The hidden slippage of routing multi-hop swaps during chain congestion

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We talk a lot about front-end speed, but the real silent killer for larger orders on non-custodial networks is how aggregators handle path routing during sudden network congestion. When block space fills up, multi-hop routes often get front-run or suffer from stale price impact data before confirmation. Are you guys splitting orders manually across different routing paths or relying strictly on single-path aggregators when moving size? Looking to see what execution setups actually hold up. submitted by /u/Lopsided-Meet5639 [link] [comments]

Could Bitcoin become the root of a global “stack of truth”?

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Could Bitcoin become the root of a global “stack of truth”? I’ve been thinking about an architecture that sits somewhere between conventional corporate accounting, private blockchains, and Bitcoin. The idea is not that a corporate blockchain literally runs inside Bitcoin. Instead, imagine a hierarchy of increasingly authoritative ledgers. A machine, factory, department, or subsidiary maintains its own high-resolution internal ledger. Those ledgers roll upward into a corporate ledger. The corporation periodically takes a cryptographic commitment — essentially a hash or Merkle root representing the state of that ledger — and anchors that commitment to Bitcoin. So you might get something like: Machine → Department → Company → Industry/Network → Bitcoin Each layer can contain much more information than Bitcoin should ever contain. The internal ledger might track: invoices inventory machine output internal transfers energy consumption payroll obligations contracts Bitcoin reserves intercompany transactions Bitcoin doesn’t need to process all of that. Bitcoin only needs to provide the hardest external reference point. The company can say: “At block X, this was the state of our books.” If someone later alters the historical internal ledger, the cryptographic commitment no longer matches what was anchored to Bitcoin. That gives you an interesting separation of responsibilities. The private corporate ledger provides resolution and speed. Bitcoin provides scarcity, ordering, timestamping, settlement, and an external source of truth that the corporation itself cannot quietly rewrite. There is also a recursive relationship here. A corporation can hold Bitcoin on its internal ledger as a reserve asset while simultaneously anchoring the integrity of that internal ledger back into Bitcoin. In other words: Bitcoin is economically represented inside the corporate ledger. And: The corporate ledger is cryptographically represented inside Bitcoin. Now extend the idea. A supplier and manufacturer could each maintain their own ledgers while periodically committing proofs upward. A parent company could anchor subsidiary ledgers. An industry network could anchor aggregate state. Eventually you have something resembling a stack of truth. Not because every piece of information is stored on Bitcoin, but because increasingly large claims about economic reality ultimately terminate at a common ledger whose history is extraordinarily difficult for any one participant to alter. There are obvious problems: Privacy. Garbage-in/garbage-out. Oracle problems. Corporate fraud before data reaches the ledger. Key management. Whether private blockchains are even necessary versus ordinary databases with cryptographic proofs. And anchoring something to Bitcoin obviously does not prove that the underlying statement was true. It proves that a particular state existed and was committed to at a particular point in time. That distinction matters. But I keep coming back to the architecture. Rather than asking Bitcoin to become the world computer, perhaps Bitcoin becomes something closer to the world's root economic clock / settlement layer / final integrity anchor, while enormous private information systems exist above it. The analogy would be less like “everything runs on Bitcoin” and more like the way Internet infrastructure stacks protocols: Lots of complexity above. One increasingly universal foundation below. I’m curious whether people here think this architecture has merit. And specifically: Does Bitcoin eventually become the root layer against which other economic ledgers prove that their histories have not been rewritten? submitted by /u/anonymousecateer [link] [comments]

LMAO, the guy really thinks his bip110 enforced authoritative proposal can flip bitcoin?. This has to be the Craigh Wright 2.0 clown show in Bitcoin history.

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US Treasuries ripping like they’re a memecoin paired with a digital stock on Robinhood ????

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Well these US treasury charts look like Vlad just paired a memecoin with a digital bond and mentioned them on an interview. Anyone doing a memecoin paired with a digital US treasury bond? Maybe cashtag WINNING Asking for a friend. I wonder if Trump thinks the higher the rates go, the better it is ???? SO MUCH WINNING. submitted by /u/cryptic_mang [link] [comments]

I’m starting to think Bybit may be heading toward bankruptcy

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I’m becoming increasingly concerned that Bybit could be heading toward a bankruptcy situation. On Trustpilot, new reviews appear to be posted roughly every two hours from users claiming that their withdrawals have been frozen or restricted. What is particularly concerning is that the explanations from Bybit seem to be almost identical. I have also been prohibited from making withdrawals. CASE: 27409501 UID: 493989599 The common points among these user reports are: Bybit says it cannot provide a specific date for when withdrawals will be restored. They say the process is complicated. They say the Compliance Team needs additional time to resolve the issue. Users are left without a clear timeline for when they will regain access to their assets. According to some of these reports, people have been unable to withdraw their own assets for a minimum of three months, with some claiming that their restrictions have lasted for more than a year. This is extremely concerning. There is also a regulatory question that I believe deserves attention. Bybit operates in the UAE, where crypto exchanges are subject to the regulatory framework established by VARA. My understanding is that when withdrawals are restricted, there are requirements regarding the communication of the reasons for those restrictions and the handling of customer funds. Yet many users claim that Bybit is not providing them with a specific reason or a clear timeline for when their withdrawals will be restored. What makes this even more alarming is that the explanations being given remind me of what happened with exchanges such as Mt. Gox and FTX before their collapses. Of course, I cannot say with certainty that Bybit is going bankrupt. However, repeated withdrawal restrictions, growing numbers of similar user complaints, and the lack of a clear timeline are serious warning signs that I believe the crypto community should be paying attention to. If you are currently keeping your funds on Bybit, consider withdrawing your assets to a personal wallet or another exchange if you are able to do so. Do not assume that because you were able to withdraw your funds today, you will necessarily be able to withdraw them tomorrow. I would also like to hear from other Bybit users: Has your withdrawal been restricted? How long have you been waiting, and what explanation did Bybit give you? Please share your experience so we can determine how widespread this issue actually is. submitted by /u/Dry_Replacement7483 [link] [comments]

How a 5-Field Log Keeps Crypto Decisions Honest

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A post-trade review beats any gut feeling after the fact. Crypto moves fast, so logging the basics right after entry or exit turns random noise into repeatable data. Use this simple five-column log every time: Field What to Write Crypto Example Thesis Core reason for the move BTC dominance falling, capital rotating into alts Invalidation Exact level or event that kills the idea Daily close back above 62k Size Rationale Position size relative to portfolio and risk 4% risk, 1:2.5 R:R on the setup Emotion How you felt during the trade FOMO spike on the first green candle Process Fix One concrete change for next time Skip entries after 8 pm local time Fill the table within an hour of closing the position. Over a month the pattern shows whether size discipline or thesis quality needs work. Keep the sheet private and review weekly. No fancy tools required—just consistent entries. Search “post trade review template” on YouTube for free walkthroughs. submitted by /u/Patriot_tech [link] [comments]

A Simple 5-Field Log for Reviewing Bitcoin Decisions

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After any Bitcoin trade or allocation shift, a quick structured review can reveal patterns that raw price charts miss. Use this five-field log to separate market noise from your own process. Thesis — State the core reason in one sentence, such as “Bitcoin’s halving cycle historically tightens supply while ETF inflows continue.” Invalidation — Define the exact condition that would prove the idea wrong, like “a weekly close below the prior cycle low.” Size rationale — Note why you chose that position size relative to total stack, avoiding arbitrary round numbers. Emotion — Record your state before, during, and after the decision (FOMO, hesitation, overconfidence). Process fix — Identify one concrete change for next time, for example “set alerts only on on-chain metrics, not social volume.” A markdown table with these columns takes minutes to fill and creates an auditable record over multiple cycles. Over time the log shows whether emotions or weak invalidation points are the real drag on results, rather than Bitcoin’s volatility itself. Reviewing entries every quarter often highlights recurring gaps faster than trying to optimize entries in real time. Check out free review templates on YouTube if you're looking to build better habits. submitted by /u/Patriot_tech [link] [comments]

Bitcoin's role as sound money in today's economy

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I've been thinking a lot about how Bitcoin stands apart as a decentralized asset. It offers a clear alternative to traditional systems that have shown their limits over time. Curious what others here see as the biggest long-term implications. submitted by /u/Patriot_tech [link] [comments]

Best crypto to buy into for a first timer looking for a year or two investment

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Slowly getting into studying how this all works as I’m in the mines and don’t mind throwing a few $100 per week submitted by /u/Popular-Copy7392 [link] [comments]

Beluga One - A Self-Custodied Portfolio Web3 App

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https://one.beluga.financial/ I've been working on a quick app as part of a larger project that I've been calling Beluga One. It's a self-custodied portfolio app built to help you track cost basis, realized and unrealized P&L, time-weighted return against the S&P. I think it's at a place where I can share it, but I'm looking for feedback on features that might be helpful and pain points on using it. If you have time, please let me know what you think! submitted by /u/trezm [link] [comments]

Watching BTC ranges — what metrics do you glance at first?

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When BTC chops in a range I catch myself jumping between too many dashboards. What is the first metric you check before deciding whether a move is worth studying (funding, open interest, spot volumes, something else)? I have been using an educational crypto scanner for structured watchlists: https://denntech.io/crypto-scanner NFA — not financial advice. submitted by /u/Patriot_tech [link] [comments]

Iran turns to crypto to shore up economy

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2008

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Before mining started in january 2009, who knew about btc in 2008? Were computer scientists, cryptography enthusiasts, and cypherpunks the ONLY EXCLUSIVE people who got notification via satoshi's mail list like in october 2008? Apart from the mailing list, what other methods were employed to let people know about btc? How could the average joe know about btc before january 2009 debut online then in the u.s.? submitted by /u/OkPrint555 [link] [comments]

anyone else watching this btc consolidation weirdly close?

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been staring at the charts for days now and btc just keeps bouncing in this tight range without breaking out either way. feels like something big might be coming but no idea which direction. not trying to call anything, just curious what others are seeing in the volume and recent whale moves. NFA, just throwing it out there for discussion. submitted by /u/Patriot_tech [link] [comments]

They are real

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-673% annualized funding rate on WTI oil now

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Built a TradingView dashboard to track BTC macro accumulation using inter-market data. What do you think of this logic?

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Hey everyone, After studying how institutional money completely changed market dynamics post-ETFs, I realized traditional retail indicators cause way too many fakeouts. So, I spent the last few weeks coding a TradingView Pine Script (v6) dashboard focused strictly on Bitcoin Macro Accumulation, cutting out all the altcoin noise [Binance]. Instead of just looking at standard price charts, the script looks for a clean mathematical convergence of 4 specific inter-market metrics before calling a macro bottom: Macro Trend: Price must be strictly above the 50-Week Moving Average (50 WMA) to ensure we only buy in healthy macro structures [Binance]. BTC Dominance: The script tracks if Bitcoin is actively sucking liquidity from the broader market (BTC.D > 10 SMA) [Phemex]. Binance Volume Spike: Looking for institutional buying volume crossing above the 20-day average [Tangem]. Retail Sentiment: I monitor an RSI basket of 5 major altcoins against BTC. When it drops below 25, it signals total retail capitulation—which historically is exactly when whales accumulate BTC [Binance, Blockchain Center]. The script only triggers a buy signal (Orange Triangle) when all 4 conditions hit a perfect 4/4 convergence. As you can see from the dashboard screenshot today, we are currently at 1/4 convergence (NO SIGNAL). Even though price action looks green, dominance is flat, volume is average, and retail hasn't capitulated yet. I'm using this data to write quick daily macro reports for my trading group to prevent them from jumping into retail traps. I’d love to get some brutal, honest feedback from the community: Do you think these 4 specific metrics are enough to pinpoint true institutional accumulation? Is the on-screen table layout clean and readable enough for daily reporting? Would you add any specific on-chain metrics to filter out fake rallies? Thanks in advance for your insights! submitted by /u/Hot_Arm3894 [link] [comments]

The Liquid "white hats" just went from "contact us on chain" to "pay 10% or your holders eat 15%." Walk through the whole OP_RETURN thread and what it means for L2s

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Asking for Advice (web 3 game dev)

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$6 Billion in Treasury Buybacks!!

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First it was $2 billion, then $4 billion but now it's $6 BILLION (ended up being $5.19 Billion) in buybacks on the long end! This shows the trouble the US dollar and the US government is in with $40 Trillion in debt. The debt service costs are staggering and nobody wants our IOUs anymore. This is bullish for Gold, Silver and of course, Bitcoin!! submitted by /u/Heatsincebirth [link] [comments]

Bdag a scam???

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Hi everyone, I’m 19 and new to crypto. I invested in BDAG trusted the things they said regarding the tech.. it wasn’t spare money. It was money my parents had saved for my university. I lost a significant amount, and honestly, I’m frustrated, But even more is seeing the project continue as if nothing happened. So I want to ask the community something genuinely: Is this normal in crypto? How can a project continue after so many early investors say they’ve lost money and been left behind on the exchanges.. and still continues with the presale again.. Why does it feel like there is no real accountability? when something goes transparently wrong in the crypto space, who is actually supposed to step in? Regulators? Authorities? Exchanges? Anyone? And if there are legitimate concerns about what happened, why does it seem like nobody is doing anything for their hard earned money. Is this just how crypto works? Maybe I’m asking these questions because I’m new here. submitted by /u/Big_Tumbleweed_1157 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin price vs AI bubble pop

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Just thinking what do you think will happen if the AI bubble pops. Or drops allot to bitcoin prices? submitted by /u/themastersmith123 [link] [comments]

How do you keep client upgrade notes (geth vs consensus) without a tab mess?

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I keep messy local notes on which execution client I'm running versus the consensus client when upgrades land. Not a price thread. Not a trade idea. Just ops bookkeeping. How do you track that without forty tabs? submitted by /u/Patriot_tech [link] [comments]

Who still runs market tools on the desktop instead of another web login?

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Serious question — do you prefer desktop utilities or are you all-in on browser scanners now? I keep a few things local so keys aren't bouncing through yet another account. Not dropping links unless people want them. NFA. No referrals. submitted by /u/Patriot_tech [link] [comments]

Blockchain exchange to bank

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how does one get their BTC from the blockchain exchange into a bank account? I bought 1 BTC, been holding it since 2011 on blockchain. I have never identified myself so all I have is the user name PW and recovery phrase. submitted by /u/fluidgrace [link] [comments]

I Traded Crypto: Here’s Why Bitcoin WINS (new podcast)

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On my podcast ‘Bitcoin for Millennials’ I talked with Pio Vincenzo, who YYY. We discuss Bitcoin as superior savings technology, self-custody versus ETFs like IBIT, volatility and how conviction gets built, the crypto and meme coin lifestyle trap, and Bitcoin financialization through Strategy and Strive. submitted by /u/BRVM [link] [comments]

Why has fixed-rate borrowing stayed so thin?

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Variable rates are still the default for most onchain credit. That makes leverage and yield farming messy: you can size a position, then the borrow rate or farm APY moves against you before the thesis plays out.Fixed-rate markets exist in TradFi because treasurers and lenders need duration. Onchain, that layer has been thinner for years. Curious what people here think is the actual bottleneck: Liquidity fragmentation (borrowers and lenders won’t sit in a fixed pool) Smart-contract / oracle risk making duration unattractive Better returns still living in variable money markets and points farms UX (term matching, early exit, collateral management) Something else If you do use leverage or farm on Ethereum today, do you hedge rate risk at all, or just keep terms short and eat the variability? submitted by /u/vinnie_james [link] [comments]

Bittrex liecthenstein - liquidation

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So I managed to get in contact with Grand Thornton who oversees the liquidation of Bermuda entity. Since they replied that my account was not associated with Bermuda, it's only logical that I was a Liechtenstein "customer", part of entity thereof. My question, has anyone managed to resolve their log-in issues by communicating with the ALPS Trust ltd. ? Needles to say, i was not USA customer which I can prove with bunch of emails (including the Notice of transfer to "other entities") , however Zendesk keeps insisting I was an american account, although I was KYC VERIFIED in europe. Any input would be helpful. Regards. submitted by /u/domisljija [link] [comments]

JUST IN via Polymarket: Vibecoder gives a simulated fruit fly brain $100 to trade Bitcoin, stimulating its dopamine neurons whenever it turns a profit.

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DAWN: Tokenizing AI Infrastructure

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Heehaw the donkey ????

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The system is trying to sweep what happened to HeeHaw the miniature donkey under the rug, but the Solana community isn't letting that happen. With the authorities still hiding the bodycam footage and a protest hitting the Polk County Courthouse this Friday at 8 AM, the community-driven Justice for HeeHaw ($HEEHAW) token is our way of rallying support on-chain. Grab a bag, join the movement, and let’s make some noise until they release the tape. Justice can't be silenced! ????⚖️???? submitted by /u/Over_Addendum_8593 [link] [comments]

Solidity 0.8.37 Released

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Self-custody risk isn't just about hacks these days, A family was gruesomely murdered over a cold bitcoin wallet whose actual balance is in doubt

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A mexican musician, his pregnant wife, their 3-year-old, and a domestic worker in the home, all killed because someone thought there was a wallet worth millions somewhere in the house. Their 6-year-old survived. This is the actual dark side of self-custody that doesn't get talked about enough. Everyone's worried about seed phrase security and cold storage best practices, but the real risk a lot of people never think through is: what happens when you have one person in your circle who believes you're sitting on money and is willing to use force to get it. Doesn't even matter if the amount was real. Reports on this case are saying prosecutors aren't sure the wallet held what the attackers thought it did, doesn't matter, four people are dead either way. Kind of the same problem as being paranoid about exchanges, backups, multisig, hardware wallets and all, the tech can be flawless and none of it protects you from someone standing in your living room. Watching this space for a while now, it's wild seeing people slowly re-learn why banks, insurance, and FDIC exist in the first place. Convenience and custody tradeoffs go both ways. Rest in peace to everyone who lost their life here and stay safe guys. submitted by /u/bitNomad22 [link] [comments]

average_gary, Erick Cestari, Conduition, and Greg Sanders - Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #421 Recap Podcast

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Average_gary, Erick Cestari, Conduition, and Greg Sanders joined Optech to discuss Newsletter #421: Using silent payments for miner payouts in coinbase transaction Responsible disclosure of a denial-of-service vulnerability in CLN Continued discussion of PQC output types DropKick commit/reveal PQC rescue SHRINCS draft BIP BIP448 and CSFS/CTV demos and applications And more You can listen on our website: https://bitcoinops.org/en/podcast/2026/09/08/ Fountain: https://fountain.fm/episode/lFdXNSkY1IemRL45heiK Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/27gI8XoiANivdG7KkJySPz Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bitcoin-optech-newsletter-421-recap/id1674626983?i=1000788859757 submitted by /u/bitschmidty [link] [comments]

Jack Mallers shares Behind the Scenes Video of El Salvadors Bitcoin Adoption

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Caught in the Loop: Kraken is boasting about million-dollar deals while their AI holds thousands hostage

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I am posting this as both a warning and a desperate cry for visibility because Kraken’s automated system has trapped me in an endless loop, and their support is entirely run by AI bots that close my tickets in seconds. While Kraken is in the news closing million-dollar institutional deals, regular users are getting their funds completely locked by broken backend code. Here is the exact nightmare loop I’ve been trapped in for the last month: 1. The "Trap" Begins: Kraken sent me an official email explicitly telling me to withdraw my USD balance so it wouldn't be put on a "complaiance review." They were actively trying to offboard my account. 2. The Identical Match: I did exactly what they asked. I initiated a USD withdrawal to the exact same bank account the money originally came from. It is securely linked via Plaid. The legal names match flawlessly down to the middle initial. There is zero chance of a user typo or fraud flag. 3. The 10-Day Endless Loop: • Attempt 1: I hit withdraw. Kraken puts the funds on a 10-day pending hold. On day 10, the transfer silently cancels itself. No error code, no explanation. Just a fresh automated email telling me to "withdraw your funds." • Attempt 2: I think it's a temporary glitch and try again. Another 10-day hold. Another silent cancellation. Another automated email telling me to withdraw. • Attempt 3: Same exact thing. I have been stuck in this cycle three consecutive times for over 30 days. Every time I try to comply, the system resets the clock and holds my money hostage for another 10 days. 4. Banned for Asking for Help: When you try to get support, you are forced to talk to an AI bot. If you manage to submit an internal complaint ticket, the automated system closes it within seconds. I tried reaching out on public community forums just to get a human eyes on my file, and I was immediately banned. The front-end UI is telling me to exit, but the back-end compliance gate is locked, and there is physically no human being available to clear the flag. Where it stands now: I have officially stopped playing their automated game. I refuse to click withdraw a fourth time. I have escalated this past Kraken entirely and filed official complaints with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and the Department of Banking and Securities. If you have funds on Kraken, be warned: if their automated algorithm flags you, you will be completely cut off from human civilization while an AI bot loops your capital indefinitely. Has anyone else successfully broken out of this specific Plaid/ACH withdrawal time-out loop without waiting months? submitted by /u/Informal-Somewhere11 [link] [comments]

KuCoin lowers institutional lending volume threshold from 30 million to 10 million USDT. Eligible clients can borrow up to 3 million USDT interest-free initially.

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PSA: Fake "client meeting" scam targeting crypto/fintech workers — malware via Terminal

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Got contacted by someone posing as a client for a call. The meeting link opened Zoom/Teams but showed an invalid meeting ID. When I flagged it, they sent a "fix" — a Terminal command to paste and run. It was malware: downloaded an unsigned binary + shell script from wirevixbox.us, ran them silently in the background, then cleared the terminal to hide it. macOS's built-in warning for suspicious pasted commands is what caught it — I dismissed the warning but didn't hit Enter, so nothing executed. Red flags to know: • No legitimate meeting app ever needs a Terminal command to join • Broken meeting ID + a suggested "fix" = the fix is the attack • Silent background execution (nohup, /dev/null) + screen-clearing after = hiding evidence Blocklist wirevixbox.us if you can. Reported to Google Safe Browsing and URLhaus. Sharing in case others in crypto/payments are getting targeted with the same pretext. submitted by /u/Long_Importance_3294 [link] [comments]

How Bitcoin coins actually get traced, and what still protects you after the 2024 coinjoin shutdowns

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We just published a new Rabbit Hole on Bitcoin privacy: https://www.learnbitcoin.com/rabbit-hole/bitcoin-privacy It tries to do the thing most privacy writeups skip, which is explain the mechanism before the advice. Two heuristics do most of the tracing work (common-input ownership, which Satoshi flagged in the whitepaper, and change detection). Neither one produces a name. The name comes from the exchange record when you withdraw from a KYC account, and that one label spreads across everything the heuristics grouped with it. The chapter is honest about the other side. Chain analysis recovered the Colonial Pipeline ransom and the Bitfinex coins, and we say so. It is also run against every ordinary deposit at every exchange, and in the Bitcoin Fog case a Chainalysis executive testified she was not aware of studies establishing the software's error rate. Both things are true. The 2024 section covers the Samourai arrests, the Wasabi coordinator shutdown, what survived (JoinMarket, and then its own maintenance problems), and the quieter tools that grew in the gap: PayJoin and Silent Payments. The main takeaway is that most leaks are not on the chain. Public wallet servers, home IPs, and people posting balance screenshots leak more than any heuristic, and the fixes for those are free. Every claim is sourced at the bottom of the page (DOJ releases, the BIPs, the 2013 UCSD paper, Chainalysis's own report). If we got something wrong, tell us and we will fix it. submitted by /u/LearnBitcoinCom [link] [comments]

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The new US dollar: The one Epstein built

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Looking for people to connect with about crypto and forex

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Hello genuinely enjoy talking abt crypto and forex and teaching people but too many scammers are there so if you are down to talk abt it or need any advice lmk submitted by /u/shaihxxn [link] [comments]

Singaporean 22-year old pleads guilty to being the ringleader in $245 million crypto fraud case

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My payment processor froze $42k in affiliate payouts an hour after I mentioned "iGaming" in a support ticket, then tried to sell me a fix for it

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We run a small affiliate network for online gaming operators, nothing shady, just standard CPA deals with a dozen or so partners across three continents. We'd been with the same PSP for about 14 months, mid-tier plan, nothing exotic, just batch payouts twice a month to affiliates in the Philippines, Nigeria, and a couple in Eastern Europe. On March 3rd I opened a support ticket because one payout kept bouncing back with a generic "compliance hold" error. In the ticket, to explain what the transaction actually was, I typed the words "affiliate commission for an iGaming operator." That ticket went in at 13:52. At 14:47, less than an hour later, our entire account got flagged for "enhanced review" and every pending payout, not just the bounced one, got frozen. $42,000 total across 11 recipients. I called support. The rep read from a script, said the review "could take 5 to 10 business days," and had zero interest in the timing. I asked directly whether the word "iGaming" in my ticket triggered the flag. She said she "couldn't confirm or deny that." Fine, I get it, compliance teams have to be vague. But then two days later I got an email from a different department offering "priority underwriting review" to release the funds faster, for a fee. A percentage of the frozen balance, paid upfront, no guarantee of approval. So the sequence is: mention the vertical in a ticket, get frozen within the hour, then get offered a paid shortcut to unfreeze money that's already ours. Maybe it's coincidence. Maybe their flagging system genuinely just scans tickets for keywords and it's not connected to the upsell team at all, two separate departments doing their own thing on their own timeline. I don't have internal logs, I only have my own ticket timestamps and the email headers, which I've kept. What actually cost us was the 11 affiliates who didn't get paid on schedule. Two of them paused sending traffic. One asked to be paid in USDT going forward because, in his words, "banks always do this to us eventually." I'd heard variations of that line before from other partners but never really pressure-tested it until that week. We ended up moving payouts for that batch through Inxy, mostly because they had mass payout support already built for exactly this kind of multi-country commission run, and because the KYC on our side was already done before we needed it, so there wasn't a fresh onboarding delay stacked on top of a frozen account. It wasn't a dramatic decision, honestly, more that I didn't want to find out what happens the third time a support ticket gets read by whatever system flags accounts. I posted the timeline in a smaller finance sub first and got the usual split reaction, half the replies saying PSPs freeze high-risk-adjacent accounts constantly and I was reading a pattern into standard risk-scoring noise, the other half saying they'd seen the exact same keyword-then-freeze-then-upsell sequence at their own companies, sometimes with Stripe, sometimes with a regional processor nobody's heard of. One guy said his agency got the same "priority review" pitch after a chargeback spike and just assumed it was a standard retention play, not evidence of anything sinister. I don't think anyone's watching a dashboard for the word "iGaming" and personally hitting a freeze button. What I do think is that the review and the upsell sit closer together internally than any PSP will admit, and the business ends up paying either way, in delay or in fees. We still keep a fiat rail open for partners who want it, and I've heard fine things about NOWPayments and CoinGate from people running similar affiliate stacks, so it's not like there's one right answer here. We haven't gone back to that PSP for anything above small test transactions since. Draw your own conclusions on the timing, I've drawn mine, and the affiliate who asked to get paid in USDT hasn't had a single delayed payout since we made the switch. submitted by /u/-_-Trainer_Blue-_- [link] [comments]

Recommendations for automated purchase?

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Say i wanted to buy $x per month of BTC and have it sent to my hardware wallet automatically with the absolute minimum of hassle. Set and Forget. Who would y'all recommend? submitted by /u/Automatic_Tennis_131 [link] [comments]

Does Robinhood Chain actually need another launchpad?

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Hypothetically, if you were building something for Robinhood Chain right now, would you even consider another token launchpad? There are already a bunch of places to launch tokens. What feels less obvious to me is whether the actual experience around them is good enough. Finding new launches, figuring out what is worth looking at, checking holders/activity, trading without jumping between different tools, then following the token after it moves to a DEX still feels pretty fragmented. So I’m curious from people who actually trade on Robinhood Chain: What do you use today? And what’s genuinely missing? better discovery, better trading UX, analytics, integrations with terminals like GMGN/Maestro, something else? Or is the honest answer that nobody needs another launchpad at all? submitted by /u/Brave-Photograph9845 [link] [comments]

Strategy CEO says 'never sell' was just a marketing slogan

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[BSC] UPONLY — fresh Flap launch, CZ “never go down” narrative, already printed a huge candle

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Trezor's third scare in a month or two and why it's still not a wallet problem

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Trezor's third-party email provider got breached, and whoever did it used it to send phishing mail out from Trezor's actual domain with the subject line "Critical Security Alert: STM32 Entropy Vulnerability." Worked so well mainly because of the fresh ptsd people still have from Coldcard's real entropy bug that resulted in the huge exploit. I'm seeing people lump this in with a broader "hardware wallets aren't safe anymore" narrative and that's not really what's going on. This is Trezor's second or third scare in about a month or two now, and every one of them has been a backend problem, a shipping vendor, an email vendor. None of it is has been a failure in the wallet hardware or the firmware. Those have held up through all of it. Not going to oversell that though, we don't know what we don't know yet, something could surface later. But based on what's actually been disclosed so far, the product itself is still doing its job. What keeps failing is the backend stuff they are outsourcing from third party vendors. The real problem is that Trezor keeps outsourcing pieces of its operation to third parties that clearly aren't held to the same security bar as the wallet itself. That's on them to fix, either vet those vendors way harder or pull more of this in-house so there's one less external target sitting there to get compromised. For us, the awkward part is that the "check if it's the verified domain" advice is pointless now because this one genuinely was the real domain, hijacked instead of spoofed. So the bar has to move past that now, treat unexpected every security alerts as suspicious no matter who they're from, and keep your seed phrase somewhere no email or link can ever touch. How are you all feeling about this one, still solid or getting a little rattled? submitted by /u/chainglance_cm [link] [comments]

⚡ Lightning Thursday! September 10, 2026: Explore the Lightning Network!⚡

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The lightning network is a second-layer solution on top of the Bitcoin blockchain that enables quick, cheap and scalable Bitcoin payments. Here is the place to discuss and learn more about lightning! Ask your questions about lightning Provide reviews, feedback, comparisons of LN apps, services, websites etc Learn about new LN features, development, apps Link to good quality resources (articles, wikis etc) Resources: Here is an awesome list of resources: https://bitcoinfo.org/lightning.html Want to test out your lightning fire power? tip the Bitcoin devs! https://bitcoindevlist.com/ Previous threads: Search Lnbook getting closer towards being finished and can already be seen at: https://github.com/lnbook/lnbook Lightning Dedicated YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/renepickhardt Also there is the playlist by chaincode labs: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpLH33TRghT17_U3as2P3vHfAGL8pSOOY Lightning stores: https://www.lightningnetworkstores.com/ Learn more and talk about lightning right here in r/Bitcoin, r/bitcoinbeginners and r/thelightningnetwork submitted by /u/rBitcoinMod [link] [comments]

In the Wall Street Journal there was a column about the main mission of bitcoin – financial freedom

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An influencing American edition published an article that residents of the developed countries often criticize bitcoin only because of their own financial privilege. While US citizens are accustomed to a stable dollar and reliable banks, for billions of people around the world the first cryptocurrencies was the only salvation from hyperinflation and authoritarian control. The author Alex Gladstein recalls that bitcoin appeared after the crisis of 2008 as a protest against the rescue of bankrupt banks at the expense of taxpayers. Today, in countries such as Nigeria, Egypt or Argentina, where national currencies have collapsed by 70-90%, it protects accumulators of ordinary families from complete annihilation. The main value of bitcoin is a financial system, where no one can arbitrarily froze other people's money or cancel an honest transfer. submitted by /u/evraz_global [link] [comments]

Roble Regal’s “20 BTC” Trading Handbook challenge is looking more and more like a scam

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TL;DR — [u/robleregal](u/robleregal): I spent months on your challenge, built dedicated software, tested billions of Electrum seed candidates and derived 50 Bitcoin addresses per seed. On August 11, 2026, I reached the Dropbox vault your site said contained the 20 BTC answer, a second wallet, an encrypted file with guide.txt. The Dropbox account existed, I won’t share the name to let you contact me so you know it’s no lie, but the vault contained 0 files. I contacted you through six email addresses + DM on x and received no reply. I also called the Canadian business address associated with your company and was told the company had not been located there for more than a year. You said the vault was waiting for whoever was “patient, clever, or blessed enough to reach it.” Well, I was patient, I was clever enough to build the tooling and ultimately blessed enough to reach the vault. So [u/robleregal](u/robleregal): you owe me the 20 BTC + the second wallet. ???? I spent a ridiculous amount of time on this challenge. I built dedicated software for it and tested enormous Electrum seed search spaces, like more than hundreds billions of possible combinations. For every candidate seed phrase tested, I was deriving and checking 50 Bitcoin addresses per seed. No hit. Fine. A hard puzzle can be hard. But then Roble changed the website and described a Dropbox vault that was supposed to contain: the correctly ordered seed phrase for the original 20 BTC wallet a second reward wallet an encrypted file with guide.txt On August 11, 2026, I gained access to that Dropbox account. The account name was: I keep the display name to prove Roble it’s no lie. And inside? 0 files. No encrypted archive. No guide.txt. No 20 BTC answer. No second-wallet seed. Nothing. To be clear: I am not claiming that I solved the original seed phrase through the intended puzzle mechanics. What I am saying is much simpler: I reached the Dropbox vault that was publicly described as containing those files, and it was empty. Before posting this, I tried contacting Roble directly at: [robleregal@gmail.com](mailto:robleregal@gmail.com) [support@regalrecruits.org](mailto:support@regalrecruits.org) [ir@regal.investments](mailto:ir@regal.investments) [hq@regal.holdings](mailto:hq@regal.holdings) [prosper@regalinvestments.ca](mailto:prosper@regalinvestments.ca) [prosper@masterboard.ai](mailto:prosper@masterboard.ai) + DM on X I received no response. I also called the reception desk at the Canadian business address associated with his company. According to the person I spoke with, the company had not been located at that address for more than a year. That alone proves nothing. Companies move, emails get ignored, I could even not have the good words in the list I tested. But combined with an allegedly reward-filled Dropbox vault containing zero files, I think some serious questions are justified. And Roble, you said the vault was waiting for whoever was “patient, clever, or blessed enough to reach it.” Well: Patient? I spent months on this. Clever? I built dedicated software and tested billions of combinations. Blessed enough to reach it? I reached the vault. So by your own wording, I seem to have checked all three boxes. There was just one problem: the vault was empty. So, Roble — where are the files? Where is the 20 BTC answer? Where is the second wallet? And while we’re at it: [u/robleregal](u/robleregal), you have my BTC address in your mailboxes so you can send me the 20 BTC and the second wallet whenever you’re ready. ???? submitted by /u/ProtectionHour5091 [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, September 10, 2026

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Polybius Bank IPO - recovery case scam?

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Hi, 2017 i bought into the scam polybius bank. just a few days ago i got a mail to register myself for potential refunds. "polybiusrecovery"dotcom - but is this site legit? or is it just an idendity theft side? i am not sure. i dont mind giving them my mail adress and amount of pltb ( i bought it with ethereum) tho. not sure how it works, but if i register i shall give 1/3 of the refunded amount to the helpers. but do i even need them? so many questions submitted by /u/user2017not [link] [comments]

Connect to my Bass node

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Hey yall please don’t hack me! I’m trying to build a website for ASIC MINERS!! You can connect to my Go Brrr pool Stratum+tcp://67.177.101.40:21420 Please don’t hack me!! 0%Fees just point ur mine over to that!! I have 2FA no no hacking okay Tip me if you win Low pings 24/7 node submitted by /u/GazaYout876 [link] [comments]

Good use to for the new phone

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Question: Which crypto would you actually trade, if you had to compete for a few weeks?

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Hey everyone, I have a decent amount of money that I’m planning to put to work over the next few months, and I’m trying to figure out which crypto assets are actually worth trading rather than just holding. BTC and ETH are obviously on my list, but I’m also looking at SOL, XRP and a few smaller alts. I’m mainly interested in coins with good liquidity and enough volatility to make active trading worthwhile. I’m also considering joining some trading competition, so I’m curious what everyone would personally trade if you had to compete for a few weeks. What would be your top 3? For anyone interested in the trading competition side, I’m actually looking at Bitget KCGI 2026 right now. What caught my attention is the crypto side of the competition. I can trade crypto futures, so BTC, ETH, SOL and other liquid coins are directly relevant. There are separate trading-volume and PnL competitions as well, which makes it more interesting for someone who wants to actively trade instead of just hold. The total reward pool is up to 3M USDT, and the competition is running until Sept 22. There are also TradFi and tokenized-stock markets this year, but personally I’m mainly interested in the crypto futures side. Anyone opinion or any other events you wanna suggest? submitted by /u/MayaCrafts91 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin and Ethereum race quantum clock as U.S. backs $300 million hardware push

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Daily General Discussion September 10, 2026

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Am I Allowed To Post Altcoins and Stocks OF MT5

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The trades of MT5 are they allowed in this community because I have been flagged in other ones, just want to know???? submitted by /u/Ezry_23 [link] [comments]

Coinism

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Crypto trading apps make buying easier. Do they make not buying easier?

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a one-click buy, a wallet alert and an AI agent all remove friction. none of them removes the need for a reason to trade. That is what interests me about the comparison between TrenchersAI, GMGN, Axiom and FOMO. The important question is not just how quickly a tool lets you act. It is what decisions you make before it lets you act. TrenchersAI's chat-configured agents are the approach I am most interested in here. Describing a strategy and confirming a plan creates an opportunity to define the trade before the next signal arrives. That is an interface opportunity, not proof that the resulting strategy is good. GMGN documents copy trading and automated order controls. Axiom offers wallet and social monitoring alongside trading controls. FOMO puts trader activity and alerts into a social, mobile-and-web experience. These capabilities overlap, but they put different information and decisions in front of the trader. The comparison I would find useful includes the trades that never happened. A wallet bought something, but your entry would have been materially worse. An alert arrived, but you already had enough exposure. An agent found a setup, but it fell outside your rules. Those are hypothetical examples, not results from a test. But they explain why trade count and a best-trade screenshot would not settle this comparison for me. My preference is for tools that help make a plan explicit and keep decisions consistent with it. TrenchersAI's agent workflow is interesting on that basis. Whether it delivers better outcomes needs evidence that includes costs, losing trades and periods when doing nothing was the right call. Has a trading tool actually helped you trade less and make better decisions, or mostly helped you execute more of them? submitted by /u/CODE_HEIST [link] [comments]

Google Keep almost ate my USDT

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I was using a temporary wallet to move USDT. I created it on an airgapped computer and copied the key to two places. One was Google Keep open on the laptop (it couldn't save but Chrome showed the text in the draft at the top). After an unexpected reboot, Chrome reloaded Keep but showed no draft. If I did not have the second copy which was a pain to retrieve I would have lost hundreds of dollars. Lesson is always recreate the wallet in your permanent target location before moving more than a few bucks to see it works :) submitted by /u/ThatsWhatIsee [link] [comments]

Will SL be hit during high market moments?

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So there is a PPI on Sep 10th 6pm IST. If the BTC price is at 79500$ at 5:59:59pm and I have set a long at 79,700$ (trigger limit price) and SL is at 79,695$. At 6:00:00 pm if the market goes up to 79701$ and suddenly falls to 79,300$, will the SL at 79,695$ be hit during high market moments like this? or will it gets executed at even lower price? Just curious about scenario, I use delta exchange platform. submitted by /u/sudhakarah23 [link] [comments]

Would it be beneficial to move my coin from Kraken to Nexo?

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It's now available in the u s and i'm thinking about taking advantage of some of the interest rates. I'm currently only holding $4,200 in AAVE. I'm just trying to take advantage of the 5% APR. submitted by /u/eetmyfartz [link] [comments]

A word of caution with Zcash

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If you are buying into the hype of Zcash just due to massive pump, please know what you are getting into 1) The core engineering team (not for profit) behind zcash had a feud with parent company bootstrap following a bitter dispute recently. As such developers don’t agree with corporate handling of the project. 2) The team during their initial launch intentionally designated 20% of all mining rewards to early investors and founders out of pure greed. 3) The above point holds true even now that it’s heavy backed by few corporates like Electric Coin company and Grayscale. The very reason Grayscale supports its ETF’s. 4) The infinite minting AI bug issue was due to flaw in the design privacy pool which wasn’t discovered for 3-4 years allowing infinite minting of counterfeit tokens 5) The belief that zcash is private in itself is an irony! Zcash privacy is optional unlike Monero which includes privacy by default -a much better project. Zcash had the optional feature just to appease to regulators and exchanges for marketing purposes 6) Above all you should get skeptical if the price keeps going up everytime especially with recent surge driven by a few corporate people. At the end of the day, it’s your hard earned money ???? and put it in something which is community driven, useful where project team genuinely cares for it. submitted by /u/crypto_doctors [link] [comments]

Trezor E-mail Phishing Attempt - Disregard emails

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I have had a Trezor for several years and so has a family member of mine who bought theirs a couple years ago. They received an email from the Trezor domain today saying that there is a vulnerability in the Trezor wallet with insufficient entropy - likely trying to capitalize on the coldcard hack and our fears of another event. The link provided is likely a phishing attempt - per my family member, safari blocked the website as a dangerous website. If you check your trezor account through the app, and their website, they note the phishing attempt from their domain. I haven't seen another post related to this topic so I am passing on the message of the phishing email from Trezor. Do not follow it, always stay on alert. submitted by /u/Cheese6260 [link] [comments]

Hunter Biden is here for the long term…so he says

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Strategy launched $250 Bitcoin-themed Air Jordans but won't let you buy them with Bitcoin.

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Join Us: EF Protocol Reddit AMA - September 16th, 2026

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Rain Scales Stablecoin Payouts to 80+ Countries to Bridge Onchain and Fiat Rails

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Zcash in 2026 is just like Solana in 2021. Story time

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Its, 2021 - a VERY heavily VC backed coin called Solana appears outta no where and quickly moves from under a dollar to 10 dollars for a 1000% gain. r/CryptoCurrency saw this shady coin as a rugpull from VC to kill retail and dump their bags on them. The subreddits favorite coins, Cardano (ADA), Algorand (ALGO), and Cosmos (ATOM) were going to be the next great coins after ETH. There were no big wall street VC backing those coin, just purely from the people - funded by the people. Solana was nothing but a scam coin with constant network issues. Fast forward to 2026, Solana is rugpulled after no one found a a single use for the scam chain and the coin drops to $0.20. The redditors of r/CryptoCurrency cheered as they rode into the sunset as ADA, ALGO, and ATOM are top 5 crypto coins, all in triple figures. The wise redditors of this sub knew that chains survive better when funded by decentralized kids living at their mom's house over the billions provided from VC backed funding. Evil corporations have lost! Then a new challenger comes in Zcash, an old dinosaur coin backed by the exact same people who backed and made bitcoin successful. But the redditors of r/CryptoCurrency knew the OG Bitcoin supporters like Barry Silbert and Tyler Winklevoss have all turned to the VC dark side - they have all set their greedy sights on rugging the crypto community that they have spent 15 years to build their trust on so that they can do evil things with their money. Will the redditors succeed in convincing and saving the public from the evil zcash like they did with solana?? submitted by /u/Impressive-Fig-9532 [link] [comments]

We gottem boys

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Anyone remember the “Crypto Guy” from the old Barstool One Bite review? ????

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Randomly came across what appears to be the Crypto Guy from the infamous Lombardo’s One Bite review all these years later. Looks like he’s moved on from pitching HEX and is doing real estate now ???? Never thought I’d see this dude again. submitted by /u/hanannsnssnsnsn [link] [comments]

"It's gone" is the most upvoted wrong answer on this sub

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Someone posted yesterday that he'd sent USDT to an address he had no access to. Nine replies, all variations of rip, gg, expensive lesson, future of banking. Nobody asked what "no access" meant. I did. It was his own old wallet, misclicked from autocomplete. Seven hours later he came back saying he'd found it on a phone he hadn't touched in four years. Nothing was ever lost. He just believed the thread. Three things are actually gone forever: a mistyped address on the right network, a burn address, a contract with no return path. That's the whole list. Everything else - your own old wallet, wrong network to an address you control, exchange deposit, missing memo tag - is a bad afternoon, not a loss. We get this wrong constantly and it costs people real money, because they stop looking. And the part that matters more than any of it: anyone who DMs offering to recover your funds is a scammer. All of them. There is no recovery service. submitted by /u/faisal_yk26 [link] [comments]

Vitalik Buterin Proposes Recursive STARKs for Ethereum’s I-Star Upgrade | Market Ethereum

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The iPhone got cheaper. If you disagree, you simply don’t see the vision!

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Inflation is theft

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$245m scam was headed by a 22 y boy

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Cardano ADA

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Interested to know people’s opinions on cardano. Is this project progressing the same as in previous years. Can we expect a proper bounce back to previous all times highs in the next coming years. Currently hold 10,000 ada would love to see it hit $1 this year. submitted by /u/Rough_Test2738 [link] [comments]

Degen of liberty is up on Gomining !

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What’s going on with trezor?

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Anyone else got an email saying the STM32 has problems? submitted by /u/Gullible-Code8905 [link] [comments]

Bitbox & Trezor entropy vulnerability warning phishing scams - almost got me!

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Man, these ones were pretty good -- compelling message, urgency, and checked all the typical boxes of authenticity... until they asked me to enter my seed AND passphrase into a form not hosted on these manufacturers' official domains. Absolutely lethal, if you're skittish about hardware wallet vulns (and who isn't rn?), and not paying close attention. Both cos have been notified, and have been super-responsive with follow up. Stay safe out there, folks <3 submitted by /u/joffyjoffeur [link] [comments]

Bitcoin wins

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At this point the incumbent monetary system has to keep convincing people they don’t need an exit. To continue prevailing Bitcoin only has to keep the exit open. submitted by /u/Ok_Championship6426 [link] [comments]

Webcam for sparrow

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Which webcam y’all using to scan air gapped qr wallets on sparrow? I have a logi C270 and it doesn’t focus at all, if I put the wallet at a distance where it’s focused the qr is so small it’s unreadable. Any model working well for you? submitted by /u/Uhrenwerker [link] [comments]

Coins bee scam

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I’ve been just scammed by coinsbee, i was trying to close my crypto account on crypto.com i couldn’t withdraw my cash as they were under the limit, So I bought a 45 euros Netflix gift card from coinsbee, when i tried to activate it the card was already redeemed, i contacted Netflix support they told me that the card was already redeemed in different country before but refused to give me any further details, then i contacted coinsbee support, they were very rude just sent me a screenshot from their seller saying the card was already redeemed, that’s was already my complain, they blamed me on all the story, the kept replying with the same thing telling me to change my passwords and check my email’s safety like go blow your head into the wall we don’t care. They were very rude. Honestly my worst experience and their customer support is one of the most frustrating, absolute professional scammers. I advise to avoid them. submitted by /u/NetworkAdmirable6319 [link] [comments]

I have been working on this transaction since 8:45 this morning. Can’t even send $100 to my kids from Coinbase to their wallet.

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Despite uploading my ID and taking a 20 second selfie video, the transfer is held up by Coinbase! I have three more wallets to send allowances too, what the heck is going on?? UPDATE: After hours of identity verification I was able to get the funds on to a few hardware wallets. No idea if the debit card will work or not. submitted by /u/bemyantimatter [link] [comments]

Making DeFi yield as easy as using a savings app — looking for feedback

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Looking at the shady background of the VCs behind Zcash (ZEC)

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I took some time to do some AI research on the top VCs involved with Zcash after almost all the posts that call Zcash (ZEC) a VC honeypot scam where they are planning to dump their bags on us and found some very disturbing things Barry Silbert - Launched DCG: Founded Digital Currency Group in 2015 to build, buy, and invest in Bitcoin and blockchain companies. Launched Grayscale: Created Grayscale Investments under DCG, establishing the Bitcoin Investment Trust to give institutional and traditional investors regulated exposure to Bitcoin Early-Stage Investing: Through DCG, Silbert provided crucial seed funding to foundational crypto giants including Coinbase, Ripple, Circle, Chainalysis, and Kraken. Foundry Digital: Silbert expanded heavily into infrastructure by launching Foundry, which quickly grew into one of the largest Bitcoin mining pools in the world, helping shift the global hash rate concentration to North America. Media Dominance: DCG acquired and expanded CoinDesk, the preeminent crypto news and events platform, which it operated for years before selling it in late 2023 Winklevoss Twins - The 1% Bet: In 2013, they used a portion of their Facebook settlement money to buy $11 million worth of Bitcoin at roughly $120 per coin. This massive bet gave them ownership of an estimated 1% of all circulating Bitcoin at the time The Trust Company Structure: They worked directly with regulators to secure a prestigious New York Trust Charter in 2015. This allowed traditional hedge funds and institutional investors a compliant venue to trade crypto under strict New York banking laws. The First ETF Application: In 2013, the twins filed the first-ever application for a spot Bitcoin ETF with the SEC. Though rejected multiple times over the decade, their initial paperwork pioneered the framework that eventually led to Wall Street's widespread ETF approvals We have to prepare ourselves for these two dangerous scammers in the crypto space, we must not let them dump Zcash on us and let them make a quick buck. Everyone in the Dark Web, the most trusted folks of all the internet, uses Monero - that is the most honest private coin out there where the hackers and scammers will never pump and dump it for money laundering purposes compared to these scumbags Barry and the Twins. submitted by /u/Impressive-Fig-9532 [link] [comments]

Iran Continues Using Bitcoin To Keep Economy Stable: Report

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MicroStrategy just launched $250 Bitcoin themed Jordans, but doesn't accept Bitcoin or any crypto as payment. Michael Saylor: ''If you wanna run like a bull then you need to also look like one''

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Bitcoin Chart Flashes Golden Cross. Is the Bear Market Finally Over?

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Singapore MAS ban of stablecoin yields: A regulatory perspective

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Came across a post earlier regarding Singapore's MAS ban of stablecoin yields, and just wanted to offer a regulatory perspective: One reason why stablecoin yields are banned is because it acts in the same way as a bank deposit, but without any of the underlying consumer protections. Consider tradfi banks: when you deposit money into an account and earn interest, the banks have to hold a percentage in reserves and have to follow specific rules about what they do with deposited money. On the other hand, since stablecoin issuers are not registered as banks under most jurisdictions, they do not have to follow the same regulations and are not subject to any prudential requirements - if they lend out the stablecoins you deposited and there is a significant market event leading to a loss, you will lose all your money without any recourse. This is why part of MAS' proposals include strict winding-down procedures to ensure that consumers are able to redeem their original capital. This creates greater certainty and protection against an adverse market event. For reference, this is not a unique proposition: under US' GENIUS Act and the EU MiCA, stablecoin yields are likewise banned. As of now, any interest-earning will be classified in most major market regulations as a lending protocol / money-market fund, and will be regulated accordingly. The position that regulators are taking seems to be that stablecoins are mainly for payment rather than for earning yield. submitted by /u/NeonCodex00 [link] [comments]

BTCUSDT Sell/Buy?

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Lets See, Our Community Members Majority Bias? 84000$ or 76000$ ? Its been in Consolidating Till now... Wt do you guys say? submitted by /u/lone_wolf1910 [link] [comments]

I backtested astrology as a crypto trading strategy. Jupiter was my portfolio manager, Mercury my risk assessor. It made +3.4% in 45 days, beating every other bot I built :| But there's a catch.

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I tried something fun and fed real astrology rules to AI and had it build trading bots for ETH. Actual planetary positions and real astronomy rules. I tried 4 bots, backtested and ran out of sample tests. Results: The moon phase bot (long on full moon, short on new moon) did 13 trades in 6 weeks and lost money. It woke up twice a month, looked at the moon, lost money and went back to sleep. The Mercury retrograde bot (stops trading when Mercury goes backwards) had a 55% win rate and still lost 2,515 bps because it round tripped 492 times paying 12 bps each way. Also the AI used a rough approximation for Mercury's position so the bot thought Mercury was direct when it wasn't. The astrology was kinda rough here. Then the Jupiter bot. Jupiter enters earth signs = wealth transit = go long. This one made +338 bps and I felt like a genius for about ten minutes. Then I checked the entry reasons. Jupiter never entered an earth sign during the test period. Not once. The main rule never fired. The bot made 100% of its money from RSI. The astrology was a spectator. The full astrology bot (3 planets, void of course moon, home sign multipliers) lost 1,448 bps because Saturn sat in Aries the entire time making it short-biased into a market that was going up. Total: -4,171 bps. I also open-sourced the bots and so can use them too :) maybe someone can actually produce an astrological edge? But I doubt it... Things I learned: More rules ≠ more edge (Obviously). My simplest bot was lazy but harmless. My most complex bot was the terrible because every planetary rule was another constraint disconnected from price (or at least that's what my humble experiments reveal). Adding many signals just adds ways to be wrong just like in real TA strategies. Full video with the backtests is on my profile. Disclosure: I built the platform the AI and bots run on. Do not trade based on astrology. Or do, I'm not your financial advisor, I'm barely my own! submitted by /u/drykilo [link] [comments]

Some insights on CLARITY Act vote on 15 September

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Contrary to the framing of most publications, the CLARITY Act vote on 15 September is actually a cloture vote - a means by which the US Senate avoids filibusters. What actually happens is that once the 60 vote threshold is reached (necessary for a successful cloture vote), the Senate can then begin to discuss the vote proper, in preparation for the actual passage. Even if the cloture vote succeeds, there is another long process of debate, amendments, negotiations that will culminate in a final passage vote, which is when the legislation will truly come into force. If the vote does not succeed (which seems likely based on sources from some senators), the bill will not proceed for further discussions in the Senate and there is no window for discussion until the next Congress. What will happen is that crypto regulations will continue to be overseen by regulators such as the SEC and CFTC, such as the newly released "Regulation Crypto Assets" by the SEC. submitted by /u/NeonCodex00 [link] [comments]

Man pleads guilty to orchestrating $240 million bitcoin theft from DC resident

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Can someone help me (M18)?

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I bought some bitcoin 2years and 6months ago at the app crypto.com. Is it save or do I need to do something to make it more save? submitted by /u/LumpyMusician9103 [link] [comments]

The inflation the government won't tell you about...

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JUST IN: Bitcoin featured in WSJ - "When dollar users dismiss bitcoin, they aren’t simply ignoring its origin story as a protest against a corrupt system—they are blinded by their financial privilege." - Alex Gladstein

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Taproot, Spam & Power Struggles in Bitcoin [Clip]

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Iran is routing its economy through crypto to survive US sanctions and barely anyone is talking about what that actually means

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Iranian authorities have quietly relaxed foreign currency controls and are actively encouraging traders to repatriate earnings in crypto, confirmed by both the Financial Times and CoinDesk. This is not a rogue workaround. It is ????????????????????-???????????????????????????????????????? economic infrastructure running on Bitcoin and stablecoins. The scale of economic pressure Iran is operating under is about as severe as it gets. If crypto holds up as a functional financial rail under those conditions, that is not a theoretical proof of concept. It is a live demonstration, running in real time, under maximum stress. Other sanctioned economies are watching ????. The addressable demand base for this use case expands every time a country concludes that the dollar system is closed to them, and that calculation is being made in more capitals than just Tehran. submitted by /u/perspicacity_ai [link] [comments]

People Tune Out When You Talk BTC. They Lean in When You Talk About Why Their Money Keeps Losing Value

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Like many here, I went thruogh the early phase of trying to orange-pill everyone in my orbit... and was met with the classic blank stare. So I stopped talking about it entirely, went silent, and just stacked for the last several years. Lately though I’ve noticed a shift. With the cost of living and national debt becoming harder to ignore, the ground seems to have changed. It's palpable with friends and colleagues at the office and conversations come up about inflation, debt and money now that normally wouldn't have in the past. Instead of leading with Bitcoin, I’ve started leading with a simple question when colleagues complain about costs or inflation: “They can just print money to cover that, so why wouldn’t they?” It’s surprising how quickly people grasp the basic idea. Sometimes they leave with it and come back later. You don’t need an economics degree to understand that if the supply of money expands, the purchasing power of existing money can be diluted. People seem to have an intuitive sense that money is supposed to preserve some relationship between their time, work, and what they’re able to consume or save, and watching that relationship erode hits a pretty strong chord. Recently colleagues have been coming back to me to continue the conversation. That’s been interesting. By planting the seed of the problem rather than pitching Bitcoin, the conversation moves away from “number go up” (speculation/risk) and toward a more fundamental question: what should money actually do? The more I think about it, the more I see Bitcoin as an interesting answer to that particular problem, not because it guarantees a return, but because it offers a monetary system with a fundamentally different set of rules around supply and ownership. It appears that most don't even realize they are 'stuck' in a system that is fiat, and there is an alternative, because they never question the unit of account that they consider solid, unavoidable. Anyway, just elaborating now on something I've noticed about how receptive people seem to be today to discuss Bitcoin when it was so taboo not long ago. Whether that's due to changing times or change in tactic... it's been much more productive way to introduce people to it. Inflation and monetary debasement can push people toward increasingly risky ways of trying to preserve their purchasing power. Bitcoin gives another thing to investigate: an asset with a credibly constrained supply and no central issuer, rather than a speculative thing that 'fluctuates' wildly as monetary policy ebbs and flows. I’m curious if others here are seeing the same thing. Have conversations about inflation, debt, and monetary policy become an easier way to get people interested in Bitcoin without actually leading with Bitcoin? What questions or explanations have you found make people stop and think rather than immediately putting up the mental firewall? Or do you just avoid the topic entirely for personal safety, and to avoid social friction? submitted by /u/xaviemb [link] [comments]

Kraken supporting celeb rugpulls

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They removed the tweet. But the $LAPTOP/USD trade pair is still up. It really is a wild west out there submitted by /u/ecky--ptang-zooboing [link] [comments]

Daily Crypto Discussion

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Welcome to the Daily Crypto Discussion thread. Please read the disclaimer and rules before participating. Disclaimer: Consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known "pump and dump (PnD) groups" for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and exercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here. Please be careful about what information you share and the actions you take. Do not share the amounts of your portfolios (why not just share percentage?). Do not share your private keys or wallet seed. Use strong, non-SMS 2FA if possible. Beware of scammers and be smart. Do not invest more than you can afford to lose, and do not fall for pyramid schemes, promises of unrealistic returns (get-rich-quick schemes), and other common scams. Rules: All sub rules apply in this thread. The prior exemption for karma and age requirements is no longer in effect. Discussion topics must be related to cryptocurrency. Behave with civility and politeness. Do not use offensive, racist or homophobic language. Comments will be sorted by newest first. Useful Links: Beginner Resources Intro to r/Cryptocurrency MOONs ???? MOONs Wiki Page r/CryptoCurrency Discord r/CryptoCurrencyMemes Prior Daily Discussions - (Link fixed.) r/CryptoCurrencyMeta - Join in on all meta discussions regarding r/CryptoCurrency whether it be moon distributions or governance. Finding Other Discussion Threads Follow a mod account below to be notified in your home feed when the latest r/CC discussion thread of your interest is posted. u/CryptoDaily- — Posts the Daily Crypto Discussion threads. u/CryptoSkeptics — Posts the Monthly Skeptics Discussion threads. u/CryptoOptimists- — Posts the Monthly Optimists Discussion threads. u/CryptoNewsUpdates — Posts the Monthly News Summary threads. submitted by /u/AutoModerator [link] [comments]

“All messages will be in plaintext.” The Liquid exploiter announced a switch away from encrypted on-chain messages

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The Liquid exploiter and Blockstream have been communicating through messages embedded in Bitcoin transactions, with parts of the exchange encrypted so outside observers couldn’t read them. On September 8, the exploiter announced a change in how they would communicate: All messages will be in plaintext. Transaction ID: 1d690f3b96b878067f3a445b74dfb8fab4201c0455d88ac98cc14a927e7858d7 On September 9, a subsequent plaintext message made the dispute public. Two excerpts: And later: Anyway we are going to publish the privatekey to decrypt our conversations afterwards. The message demanded payment from Blockstream’s own funds and warned that refusing would leave holders facing a 15% loss. That is the sender’s demand and warning—not evidence of an agreed bounty or an independently established outcome for holders. Transaction ID: f7055f6c8dd00f404e48c12483ae740180f658db206733505bb27b015e579588 What makes this interesting is the distinction between a public transaction and a readable conversation. The exchanges were already visible on Bitcoin, but the encrypted content wasn’t. Now the exploiter is making their demands readable to everyone and saying they will release the material needed to decrypt the earlier exchanges. Blockstream, meanwhile, reportedly continued replying with encrypted messages. submitted by /u/Blockchain_info [link] [comments]

BREAKING via Polymarket: Hunter Biden’s crypto token “LAPTOP” crashed and rugged 99% within 90 minutes of launch.

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Anyone here travel using crypto?

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Going abroad soon and wondering how practical it is to actually use crypto day to day instead of constantly converting to local currency. Anyone actually using crypto day to day while abroad? What’s been the least annoying way to pay for stuff? submitted by /u/No_Weather9887 [link] [comments]

Is crypto worth it?

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hi, I'm typing this right now because I'm really not sure if I want to invest in crypto. I'm in highschool right now and our family really needs some extra money. I've tried looking for part-time jobs but they won't hire someone my age. Tbh I'm not sure if I can get into crypto as I only have $100 rn but I figured if I could then crypto would be better than spending it on stuff I won't use. Is crypto worth it? And if yes, how do I start? Serious answers only please, we really need the money. submitted by /u/what_the_sigma_is_ts [link] [comments]

Uniswap

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Pensavo e speravo che UNI seguisse la ripresa del mercato oltre alla ripresa di PONS. Sia ARB che UNI sono stati spinti in alto dalla meme season su robinhood. Ora, queste sono ripartite ma UNI e ARB perdono terreno. Qualcosa mi sfugge? submitted by /u/MatteVat25 [link] [comments]

Bitmine’s Ethereum Holdings Near $15 Billion After Buying 28,086 More ETH

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Who else doubles down during the bear market?

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This is my first bear market so I apologize if I sound unsure or ill informed. I have been DCA bitcoin for the past three years now with full intentions on doubling down my DCA during the bear market bottom. For the people that DCA, do you ever change your DCA figure or do you truly purchase the same amount throughout the entire course of the cycle? submitted by /u/False-Negotiation-17 [link] [comments]

What would you want to check behind these forecast stats?

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Hey everyone, I’m involved in a market forecasting project and would appreciate a trader’s perspective on how we present the results. We show hit rates for all forecasts and a separate “qualified” category alongside forecast counts over different periods. What would you want explained before taking those numbers seriously? What counts as a hit, how forecasts qualify, how far ahead they predict—or something else? I’d like to understand what’s missing from a trader’s point of view. Honest criticism welcome. submitted by /u/Trader_eu-usa [link] [comments]

How long can this craziness continue to happen? It's almost 50x up from the Feb 2025 low?

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CoinPal / IceRiver Uncredited Payment Swept into Treasury Wallet

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CoinPal / IceRiver: Uncredited 0.64 ETH Payment Swept into Treasury Wallet 0x22c8b4ce699db4fc9409eE6FC7A4ff4fBA7AEaD8 Without Refund (On-Chain Proof) Public Notice & On-Chain Audit Request: Uncredited Funds Absorbed by CoinPal Treasury In July 2023, I attempted to purchase an IceRiver miner using ETH via CoinPal's payment gateway (order processed through Mercuryo/Bitget). Due to a temporary payment window expiration or gas fee discrepancy, the order was never marked as paid by IceRiver. Instead of refunding the uncredited funds back to the originating address, CoinPal executed an automated sweep, absorbing my ETH directly into their primary corporate treasury wallet. Irrefutable On-Chain Evidence (Etherscan): Merchant: IceRiver Payment Gateway: CoinPal -Temporary Deposit Address (Generated by Coinpal): 0x499ea5DeA1c7B8d740eCCEb98A050FB393477a83 Original Deposit TxID (Inbound): 0x2dd72eb72fb8a511c1311f9f54e141b865600697c97ff259fac47f97fe2263c7 CoinPal Treasury Sweep TxID (Outbound): 0x32cafc3b295a58ecb3cd5de82426a396d81ee6ae7a9a6e51accb38b608d7b1dc CoinPal Treasury Destination: 0x22c8b4ce699db4fc9409eE6FC7A4ff4fBA7AEaD8 Current Status: For 3 years, CoinPal and IceRiver have retained these funds without order fulfillment or refund. Customer support channels have remained unresponsive. The blockchain confirms that CoinPal is currently in possession of my funds within their main wallet 0x22c8b4.... I am publicly documenting this transaction to alert merchants integrating CoinPal and to demand an immediate manual treasury reconciliation and full refund to a designated wallet. submitted by /u/idamplified [link] [comments]

XRP futures volume jumped in August, but I’m not sure it tells us what people think it does

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XRP had a strong August, and futures activity picked up a lot with it. Binance, Bybit, and OKX handled more than $64B in XRP futures volume during the month. Binance did most of it at around $37B, while Bybit and OKX added roughly $14.5B and $12.9B. That was the highest futures activity XRP had seen since February.finance. XRP also moved from around $1.06 at the start of August to about $1.50 later in the month, before ending closer to $1.35. Spot trading volume also increased across Binance, Upbit, and Bithumb, so there was clearly more real interest than usual.finance. But I don’t think $64B in futures volume automatically means traders were all bullish. Futures volume is just how much was traded. It includes longs, shorts, people taking profit, hedging, and people getting liquidated. For me, September matters more. If both spot and futures activity stay high after the August move, then maybe this is a real change in XRP liquidity. If volume drops off quickly, then it may have just been a short burst of excitement. submitted by /u/GlobalGweiPro [link] [comments]

Ledger Scam Email - IGNORE!

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Hello people, Just a quick heads up that I received an email today from someone posing as Ledger asking customers to ‘update their device’ - I.e. give me your seed phrase. Don’t fall for it people. submitted by /u/haiwjebdhi [link] [comments]

Bytnex Old cryptez

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Hello , any one here that can enter on site of bytnex??? Or they finish ?? I think this are a realy scam submitted by /u/TrueLink8271 [link] [comments]

What are you looking at under $1B this cycle, and why?

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Everyone here talks about the big coins or memecoins. Not much in between. So what are people actually looking at lower down? Some I've been watching: Geodnet — network of user-run stations that make GPS accurate to a few centimetres. Sells that data to companies and burns part of the revenue. PEAQ — a chain built for machine networks, with a lot of smaller DePIN projects running on it. IO — rents out spare GPUs for AI work. KGeN — verifies real gamers so rewards go to people instead of bot farms. GUNZ — the chain behind Off The Grid. Token is way down from launch and had a big unlock in March. The game actually shipped first, which almost never happens. It was supposed to be the biggest gaming project in crypto. I hold some of these, and looking at a few more. What are you looking at under a billion, and what convinced you? Not memecoins. More interested in your reasoning than the ticker. submitted by /u/faisal_yk26 [link] [comments]

What are your thoughts on the actual inflation rate guys?

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According to the table shared by River, some sectors have experienced inflation almost four times higher than official figures. Based on these figures, what should the interest rate have been? submitted by /u/selerespeta [link] [comments]

Planning to buy half a bitcoin or even 0.7 in bitcoin.

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I'm planning to buy half a bitcoin or a little bit more than that. However, i have worked so hard fo it and i have been saving for this money and that's the only investment I'm making online this year, the problem that is holding me back is that lately the news full of bitcoin addresses and crypto wallets and crypto platforms getting hacked leaving ppl's wallets absolutely empty ????. I would loose my mind sth as horrible as that happens to me. submitted by /u/shydrablack [link] [comments]

Ethereum stuck in a contract

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Hi ???? Not sure what to do, I was doing a swap on the Base app yesterday like I've done a number of times before, except this time the ETH i was expecting to come out of the swap never showed up. I swapped Base USDC for Ethereum on the Ethereum network, the transaction is marked completed in base but I never got my ETH. After some digging, it seems my ETH is stuck "inflight" in a gas.zip contract. It's been inflight over 10 hours. The transaction showed completed on block explorer as well but on basescan and ethscan the transaction is not listed nor is the missing ETH. Weird, kinda sus. I luckily find gas.zip has a discord for technical support, reach out there and to open a ticket and aside from acknowledging the ticket I have heard nothing for 9 hours. On top of that I have been muted from their channel for the next 7 days, wtf? Is gas.zip a scam? why would my ETH be routed through gas.zip, I was assuming the base app had its own swap engine but I guess I was wrong? Any suggestions on recovering my ETH would be appreciated. Will be using Uniswap or something from now on I guess. UPDATE: 14 hours later and the funds have appeared in my wallet. ????????‍♂️ submitted by /u/Constitutionofpalm [link] [comments]

Coinbase WTF?

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Malone Lam pleads guilty in $245M crypto theft case

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Malone Lam has plead guilty today for his involvement as a ring leader of a social engineering ring, in which they stole and laundered more than $245M in crypto Soruce : https://www.justice.gov/usao-dc/pr/singaporean-ringleader-245-million-cryptocurrency-racketeering-enterprise-pleads-guilty submitted by /u/Ok_Independence3695 [link] [comments]

Coinbase's Brian Armstrong says philanthropy is 'net negative' on world

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Dollar Devaluation - Bitcoin as the Gold of 1933 Roosevelt Play

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It looks like the fed's runway to control the economy by hiking rates is getting dangerously short. As a possible solution (Tin foil time), what if the feds pull a 1933 Roosevelt gold revaluation (except this time with Bitcoin)? The effect would be similar, which is (i) reduce the nation's debt by devaluing the dollar, (ii) reduce the real value of future static dollar interest payments on bonds for the same reason and (iii) start a significant market rally as stocks have illusory "gain" to catch up with the dollar's devaluation. The play is rather simple: Slowly acquire a significant portion of the bitcoin float as a reserve asset (already in play) Announce that the U.S. will lend cash with unlimited liquidity secured by BTC based upon a 80% LTV, with 1 BTC valued at a minimum of $200K. That's it; the debt issue is largely resolved. If the government is willing to (and does) provide that it will honor for say 10+ years, 80% LTV ($160K cash) for 1 BTC at a floor $200K valuation, that would create an enormous arbitrage against the U.S. for a short period. The market would buy bitcoin up until it no longer makes financial sense to arbitrage the U.S.'s lending program. So long as the fed holds this liquidity open and honors the floor, this plan can work. This alone would work similar to Roosevelt's 1933 plan. The U.S. would manipulate BTC's price to artificially (or perhaps actually by purchase volume) increase, thereby increasing the value of its own holdings and devaluing the dollar in real time. The dollar would be capable of buying less BTC for the same amount it previously did a few days prior. Thus, indirectly the dollar is devalued equal around the price difference between BTC price before and shortly after the announcement. Who this would absolutely wreck: countries holding U.S. bonds are chief losers anyone holding cash any note/bond holder to be repaid in fixed cash or an interest rate based upon a principal cash value at least for some time, the lower/middle class who will feel price adjustments for goods and services probably before real salary/hourly wage growth matching the dollar devaluation Of course, the chief winners of this plan are: U.S. government is the chief winner, slashing its real debt by 30-50% overnight any debt holder or note maker (aka large amounts of the U.S. population with mortgage, credit card, auto and personal debt; each would realize a net benefit of deflation of his or her debt owed). Probably too tin foil, but I'd like to hear thoughts. I will note that there are some attempts at track BTC held by the feds, but I do not see any official reporting. Is that somewhere? ----------- TLDR; What if the U.S. pulls a 1933 Roosevelt-style gold revaluation, but with BTC instead? Basically: feds quietly accumulate BTC → announce a guarantee of ultimate 80% LTV cash liquidity at a $200K/BTC floor for 10+ years → watch BTC rip to eat this temporary arbitrage Fed's BTC holdings moon, the dollar thus devalues overnight in purchasing power and stocks/assets reprice upward sharply. Cash/bond holders get rekt (volume wise, primarily other countries). Debtors (feds and large amounts of the U.S. population) and asset holders win. In particular, the U.S. wipes out 30-50% of its debt overnight in devaluation of the dollar, while securing a hedge against this by its own BTC holdings. submitted by /u/Used_Detective_2798 [link] [comments]

KYC Bitfinex pide informacion muy personal

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Tras 9 años usando mi cuenta me han congelado la cuenta al realizar un pago . Me piden ahora datos personales desde incluso antes de abrir la cuenta y de la procedencia de los fondos que en su dia ingrese.Ademas de la trazabilidad de los fondos y justificantes de la procedencia original tras 9 años,cuando hay cosas que no recuerdo o no tengo acceso....Me han solicitado una cantidad de informacion y datos que pareciera que me toman por un terrorista o vendedor de armas blanqueando dinero de un dia para otro a pesar de que mi inversion del 2017 solo ha hecho que menguar y perder dinero....Creo que puede haber algun tipo de estafa en ciernes...cuidado pues. submitted by /u/pezbonito [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, September 09, 2026

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Crypto Market Steady as Bitcoin Holds Near $80K

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Pumpfun loses its market leader status as the market shifts towards stocks "related" memecoins

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The memecoin space is not for everyone, but if you're just watching from afar here are some interesting developments within the space in the past month. For starters, the ever dominant memecoin launchpad Pumpfun has seemingly been dethroned in terms of daily protocol revenue by two rather new entrants, Ponsfamily and Stonkfun. Ponsfamily is a 2-month old launchpad based in the now popular Ethereum Layer 2, Robinhood Chain. Stonkfun on the other hand, launched just a month ago and directly competes with Pumpfun in its home ground on Solana. On-chain traders are now watching the L2 Base as Hunter Biden gets ready to launch his LAPTOP memecoin. A similar competitor, The Stonks Exchange, appears to be positioning similarly to Stonkfun, but success is yet to be seen. Source: https://www.coingecko.com/learn/memecoin-launchpad-wars-pumpfun-stonkfun-ponsfamily submitted by /u/khai0001 [link] [comments]

Daily General Discussion September 09, 2026

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Wire X Terms and conditions suck!

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This guy got wiped by wireX. It was in their dang terms and conditions. If anyone deals with them becareful, this is scummy. submitted by /u/Chucklum [link] [comments]

Mexican Rock Star and Family Dead as Suspects Allegedly Hunted Cold Wallet They Believed Held Millions

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Attn Bitcoiners in Minneapolis, mark your calendars for Land of 10,000 Nodes!

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???? 10K NODES WEEKEND — SEPT 18–20 ???? Just over a week away! Here's the full lineup — get your RSVPs in ???? ???? FRIDAY 9/18 — Fogo de Chão dinner Kicking off 10k Nodes weekend! Free to RSVP (dinner is separate checks), takes 30 seconds, and we need the headcount: https://pay.zaprite.com/pl\_kRKZ7TYhlD ⚡️ SATURDAY 9/19 — 10k Nodes The main event. A full day of Bitcoin, Nostr, and music — great speakers, great people, the best signal in the Twin Cities. Grab your ticket: https://10knodes.com ???? SATURDAY NIGHT — The Format at First Avenue Sold out (tickets were separate) — but if you missed out and want in, DM @JoeFi on Telegram and he'll see what he can do. ???? SUNDAY 9/20 — Paisley Park Private tour of Prince's legendary studio and home. The soundstage, the wardrobe, the whole thing. Bucket-list Minnesota: https://pay.zaprite.com/pl\_TweAHv9b9q submitted by /u/HappyDadOfFourJesus [link] [comments]

Thoughts on the clarity act?

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it looks like they will vote on it on 25 September What implication does it have for Crypto? Will it pump the market? submitted by /u/ExperienceEastern715 [link] [comments]

BTC safe heaven during war times?

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Ok, so Iran just bombed Jordan in retaliation for the 5 tankers attacked but the US. Major escalation and who knows where we drift from here. My question to you all… is BTC a safe heaven during war times or will it suffer from this escalating uncertainty? Is it best to sell before this becomes and all out war? Or should we buy more BTC as national currencies and bonds are going to tank with the rampant deficits and inflation? At least BTC is not tied to any countries but will people retreat towards material assets such as real estate? Thks a million for your precious insights! submitted by /u/YOLO911911 [link] [comments]

A Bitcoin company just launched insured custody at 1.5% a year, betting that after Coldcard and the wrench attacks, Bitcoiners will pay to give up self-custody.

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Mining

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How hard or easy was mining in early 2010? Whats the most anyone could have mined? Like more than 50000 individual btcs? submitted by /u/OkPrint555 [link] [comments]

If you drain $320M, hand most of it back, and pocket $47M nobody agreed to, you're not a white hat. You're a thief who negotiated.

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Alert ‼️- Binance is keep asking Deposits to release my funds

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I've been dealing with a protracted compliance assessment on Binance for the previous several months relating to funds that have been transferred from different Change . Temporary timeline: • Funds initially came from trading income (including a prop agency) and have been withdrawn to that Trade . • I transferred the funds to Binance in a number of elements. • Binance repeatedly held/refunded the deposits and put the account beneath compliance evaluate. • Over time I used to be asked to finish multiple P2P volume necessities and third-party (good friend’s) transfers. Each time help advised me it was the “last step” or “no additional switch can be required.” They only maintain asking a number of deposits when it comes to verification from me and nonetheless they are refusing to do last approval. • After finishing several of those steps, new requirements stored showing (further quantity, financial institution statement of third get together, particular transfers, and so forth.). Lately I refused to make any further transfers/deposits. After that, Binance help started asking for formal Supply of Funds (SOF) paperwork. I've already offered detailed explanations of the source of funds earlier. I should not have clear further government/bank documents that satisfy their present request as a result of a good portion of the money used for the repeated verification steps got here from loans after getting caught in this loop. Present state of affairs: • Funds are still frozen. • Help is now pushing for SOF documentation. • I have clearly advised them I can't send any extra money for “verification.” Has anyone else confronted an identical pattern on Binance the place “last verification” retains getting prolonged with new circumstances (P2P volume / third-party transfers), after which SOF is demanded after refusing further payments? Any recommendation on easy methods to escalate this correctly or what often occurs in such instances can be helpful. (I can share Case ID and redacted screenshots if wanted.) Thanks. submitted by /u/AllooTikkii [link] [comments]

Cottoncandyta/Kewltech style trading.

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New listings & signals trade agent

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DM to get access to our agent who’s always on the market for signals, new tokens, news & high confidence trades???? High quality trade set up for both crypto & fx with our highly trained agent with a winrate of 83%. Don’t be left out! submitted by /u/chrisodhiambo [link] [comments]

Your energy is currency. Invest it wisely.

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just a random quote my cheesy Motivation app on my phone spewed out to me a few hours ago. thought it was very fitting in here since Bitcoin, and many of those actively participating in the global financial ecosystem, have only lived and resided within an easy-money era. this is partly why learning about Bitcoin leads you down that deep, dark, misunderstood, scary abyss about money, that no one else seems to have time to explore, because they’re too busy chasing the same easy money. when you invest your energy wisely, you learn to be more vigilant about how you’re storing your currency, by understanding what it is that you’re storing— which is some form of unspent energy. and being vigilant about how you invest your unspent energy, couldn’t be more important now than it has ever been since 1915. the world needs Bitcoin, all the price says today is that the vast majority just don’t know it yet. submitted by /u/CyanDew [link] [comments]

Dial up

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Could someone mine as much btc in early but on dialup internet? What about wireless broadband like satellite internet but instead of a dish on rooftop theres an antenna instead?? submitted by /u/OkPrint555 [link] [comments]

This app completely wiped my account

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Over the weekend my account was put on hold in order verify activity before I withdrew accumulated BTC. I woke up yesterday everything, all my miners, the accumulated BTC, even my nickname was erased. Has this happened to anyone else? Were you able to get help? submitted by /u/BenevolentLostie2939 [link] [comments]

Before You Deposit Crypto to RollerCoin, Watch This

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Fomo App, how to fix main trading view chart?

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https://preview.redd.it/7gtd9fdr5doh1.png?width=2559&format=png&auto=webp&s=8434143d41ef805cc61fe92bad8272efe45429cb I keep having this issue. Where the main trading view for new coins only show a single line. But if im looking at someone's profile its much more in depth. How to fix? submitted by /u/Fluffeh_Panda [link] [comments]

Has Bitcoin actually made you spend less money?

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One thing that doesn't get discussed enough is how owning Bitcoin can change the way you look at spending. When your savings are sitting in something you believe could appreciate over time, buying random stuff starts to feel different A $100 impulse purchase isn't just $100 anymore. You start thinking about what that money could become if you held onto it Has anyone else noticed this? Did getting into Bitcoin make you more financially disciplined, or do you separate your Bitcoin stack completely from your normal spending decisions? submitted by /u/Low_Bodybuilder7594 [link] [comments]

Everyone asking how to get rich off crypto needs to read this first

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Every day someone posts asking how to get into crypto to make money, replace their job, or become a millionaire. If that's you, you got sold the same get-rich-quick scheme as everyone else who thinks dropshipping, AI agencies, or SMM will magically make them a millionaire and retire at 25. See, if you're a beginner, understand this... crypto isn't a reliable way to cover rent or bills. Only put in what you can lose completely, and treat the first stretch as tuition, small mistakes on small amounts now beats big ones on real money later. Start on a mainstream exchange like Coinbase or Kraken, keep amounts small, and know they're holding your keys for you at that stage. Fine for now, but look up what a private key actually is soon. Self-custody wallets like Metamask matter once you've got bigger amounts or you're in DeFi. Once you get familiar with the basics, that's when you can start doing some trading or getting into DeFi strategies, which is where you can make some real passive income. Later when you're spread across platforms, use trackers like DeBank, Zerion, or Chain Glance keep it in one view, and Koinly or Bitcoin.Tax handle taxes once trading gets heavy. All of that's later though. For now just get comfortable buying and holding. submitted by /u/chainglance_cm [link] [comments]

Exposing a $16 Billion Crypto Exploit: How PATROL Filters Solana Scams i...

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There have been some fixes to Retro-Crypto, the Nintendo 64 encryption app and wallet generator. I've also fixed and reuploaded my video about it.

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For people in high-inflation countries: do you actually spend crypto, or convert to a stablecoin and just hold?

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I work in crypto growth in LATAM and something keeps nagging me about how we measure "adoption." On paper, transaction counts and volume look like usage. But from what I see on the ground in Brazil, most people aren't spending BTC or altcoins day to day, they park value in USDT so their savings don't melt, and touch fiat only when they have to. So I'm curious about the actual behavior, not the charts: -Do you spend crypto directly, or convert to a stablecoin and hold? -If you hold stablecoins, is it savings-protection, moving money, or something else? -Has it changed as local on/off-ramps (like PIX in Brazil) got better? Trying to figure out if "stablecoin as a dollar bank account" is a LATAM thing or the same story everywhere the local currency is shaky. submitted by /u/Fabulous_Bus_9772 [link] [comments]

IonQ publishs paper - 256bit encryption threat in 2028

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Crypto at Risk - do you think migration paths will be ready in time? https://www.ionq.com/news/ionq-publishes-worlds-first-fully-compiled-end-to-end-blueprint-for-breaking-256-bit-elliptic-curve-signatures submitted by /u/jkl2035 [link] [comments]

This Industry Has Gone Soft

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Why is everyone so complacent with how crypto is viewed by the world? What happened to the cypherpunks? What happened to fixing finance? A multi-trillion dollar financial industry has been discovered and Satoshi still hasn't won a Nobel Prize in Economics? This is unacceptable, and everyone in finance that doesn't acknowledge cryptocurrency should be branded as frauds without any grasp on economics. People used to fight for crypto's reputation. Now, everyone is so afraid of crypto being seen as a scam that they won't bring it up outside of this forum or niche community. Get loud. Show people that you really believe in it. Nobody is going to believe in it otherwise. submitted by /u/realthigh [link] [comments]

Merck KGaA Pilots Cocoa Traceability On Hedera | The Defiant

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BMNR continues to increase Cash and Marketable securities with more ETH acquired. The 4th biggest stock gain, and #1 Crypto gain in Russel 1000 during Q3.

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Bro really lost $30M because he forgot to use a VPN ????

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fell down a rabbit hole today, need to share. group of guys (met on gaming forums, most 20-22) social engineered one dude out of $240M in bitcoin by posing as Google/Gemini support. fine, evil genius stuff. then instead of laying low they went full lottery winner: private jets, mansions in Miami AND the Hamptons, the "ringleader" allegedly dropped $569k in one night at a club. best part though one guy set up an exchange account with $30M of the stolen funds and didn't even bother masking his IP. FBI traced it straight to his $47,500/month rental basically instantly. relevant because the ringleader (22yo, Malone Lam) is set to plead guilty today the 11th of 18 defendants to fold. looking at 14 years minimum. can't decide what's dumber, the spending spree or forgetting incognito mode exists after stealing a quarter billion dollars anyone else following this ? ???? submitted by /u/warmBlizzard20 [link] [comments]

Options Action scored in Real time

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RWA perps just passed $2T this quarter and I barely see anyone talking about i

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Everyone is watching ETH charts right now, but I think this is more interesting. RWA perps have already done more than $2T in trading volume this quarter. That is higher than the whole previous quarter, and Q3 is not even over yet. A big part of that volume is coming from HIP-3 markets on Hyperliquid. People are trading perps based on stocks, commodities, and indexes, not only BTC and ETH. Obviously, $2T in volume does not mean $2T is sitting on-chain. It is mostly synthetic trading, so the volume could disappear fast if traders lose interest. Still, it feels like crypto trading platforms are slowly becoming another way to get exposure to traditional markets. I’m curious if this kind of activity will ever matter for ETH itself, or if it will stay separate from Ethereum and mostly benefit the platforms running the trades? submitted by /u/GlobalGweiPro [link] [comments]

Atom/Cosmos

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It's been a great run but it's about to tank like a Sherman P52 during WWII so if you are still waiting I'd stop waiting. submitted by /u/GlitteringCouple5556 [link] [comments]

the bitcoin hundredth monkey effect

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at some point in the future the Bitcoin price will undergo a step function and increase in price by orders of magnitude in a relatively short period of time the cause of the step function will largely be due to a kind of hundredth monkey effect where a tipping point of the population benefiting from bitcoin will be reached then everyone else will just sort of “get it” at the same time submitted by /u/Efficient_Range1156 [link] [comments]

Strive buys 1,375 Bitcoin, increasing holdings to 24,532 BTC

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A Smart Contract doesn’t always need to own the data it wants to inspect. ????

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Should bitcoin be worth a lot more today?

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How much would the U.S. dollar really be worth if its value weren’t being artificially propped up? With massive money creation and nearly $40 trillion in national debt, it seems reasonable to question whether the dollar’s true purchasing power should be much lower. submitted by /u/GodBlessYouNow [link] [comments]

Cathie Wood says money velocity could decline further, bullish for Bitcoin?

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NEW: Cathie Wood says, “The velocity of money is flattening out right now. If it continued to go down because baby boomers retiring, and immigrants leaving, then we believe the velocity of money would continue to flatten out if not decline.” submitted by /u/TIF1993 [link] [comments]

Happy Golden Cross Day!

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This used to be such a big deal typical marking the low. Does nobody care about the death cross and golden cross charts anymore? Is it just number go up? submitted by /u/minimorsels [link] [comments]

Creating a homemade ratchet solution to use mnemonic phrases with Bitcoin Core?

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After Coldcard many have started to doubt hardware wallets, and OG-s like Saifedean Ammous have been proposing simply using Bitcoin Core. But for me, core has a huge drawback - no mnemonic seed phrases. When using core, your seed is only machine-readable and has to be stored using digital media - USB drives, CD-s - which, apart from degrading much faster than a piece of metal, are physical. I like the fact that mnemonic phrases allow me cross borders or escape tyrannical regimes with nothing but the clothes on my back and still have all my savings with me. I think it's a hugely important facet of bitcoin. What i'm thinking is - is there a homemade ratchet solution for safely viewing the smallest amount of information in wallet.dat that one would need to restore ones bitcoin even if all his digital devices and backups are destroyed, converting that information into a binary string and manually matching 11-bit sections of it to words in the BIP-39 word list? As i understand, in legacy wallets one could use the dumpwallet command which shows the seed in Wallet Import Format. That WIF could have been converted into 256 bits of binary and matched to 23 words in the BIP-39 wordlist, with just 3 extra bits to remember. But today, with descriptors and all that jazz, i don't really understand how it should work. NB: I'm not trying to make Core accept BIP-39 passphrases. I'm just trying to find the shortest string of binary information i would need to always be able to restore my wallet in bitcoin core. The BIP-39 wordlist is simply an already available, widely circulated piece of text that's reasonable to use to make that string of binary information into a mnemonic phrase. submitted by /u/puukuur [link] [comments]

Margin

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Please enlighten me. I want to DCA average $100 into btc every week at 3x margin. I would do this on Kraken. My plan is to do it for the next 24 months, I will not sell any btc during this time. Every trade will be with 3x margin. I’m told the fees could eat me alive. Good idea or bad idea? To much margin or not enough? Thank you submitted by /u/Glass_Cherry5295 [link] [comments]

We made a free tool that lets you simulate the performance of a leveraged ETH position over any past timeframe

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We recently made a completely free tool that lets you simulate how an Aave position (leveraged ETH) would have performed over any timeframe in the past. You can either set up a fake Aave position, or search a wallet address with an actual position. Then, you set a timeframe and simulate how that position would have performed. That includes info on your net earning/loss, but also if you would have experienced a liquidation. Would avoid sharing a direct link here as I fully understand and respect apprehension over random links found on Reddit. Instead, I'll share a link to our tweet about the tool, so you can verify that it's legit/harmless before clicking: https://x.com/DeFiSaver/status/2095158683055661235 No need to connect your wallet, and no catch. It's just a fun tool to play around with and test how much leverage would have been too much over certain timeframes - Or, if you expect similar market patterns to repeat in the future (and position yourself accordingly) submitted by /u/SpurdoSparde28 [link] [comments]

Google removes crypto price tickers again?

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Has anyone noticed this? I came across a reddit post a few years ago that addressed this. I am wondering if the same thing is going on now? Am I just regarded? submitted by /u/ClitYeastWood1337 [link] [comments]

Currently using revolut x, feeling limited and considering other options

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Hello, so I've been using revolut x for a while now and the market has been good to me so far. Thing is, I'm feeling limited since there are only 300 currencies here but I know there are thousands out there. I'm still not sure whether it's worth it though, since I hear they're meme tokens or something like that. I'm here to take your advice on the matter, and I hope you help me out through your personal experience. submitted by /u/Character_Bank2968 [link] [comments]

Followup: I built the thing! Added Ethereum-based wealth verification to our app

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Follow up from last week: https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/1w633wn/updating_our_wealth_verifications_with_ethereum/ Just went ahead and shipped it. Honestly gotta say it almost felt joyful to see it work so cleanly. It took so much less work than I thought it would (compared to something like crypto invoice logic). Thanks for all of the recommended reading you guys gave. I am curious about leveling this up to a zero-knowledge proof implementation. I am doing all my catch up reading on the state of L2s these days. Screenshots are from a local instance running off Sepolia, but we have this working in production today! submitted by /u/SugarvetFounder [link] [comments]

Every rounding bottom BTC's ever had took longer to build than the move that followed it took to play out

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Every base on this chart followed the same shape, long slow accumulation, then a fast release once it actually goes. The 2020 base took months of sideways grinding before the real move started. Same with the base before that. The pattern's been consistent every single time. Thats backwards from how people usually watch this. The instinct is to focus on the fast part, thats where price screams and everyone notices. But the fast part is just the release. The base is where the actual decision gets made, slowly, while its boring enough that most people stop paying attention and assume nothings happening. Current structure looks like its sitting in that same stage again, the slow grinding part before any acceleration, not after it. Doesnt come with a countdown, bases never do. But long slow base into fast move has held every single time on this chart so far, and right now still reads like the boring part, not the loud part. submitted by /u/Suitable_Acadia_190 [link] [comments]

Need USDT

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My experience with Kraken - restricted account / Human support after 15 DAYS!

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I am a private customer residing in Germany. My Kraken account has been restricted for now 15 days without any explanation. Kraken displays the message: “Restricted services – Some services on your Kraken account are currently unavailable. Please check your emails for updates.” As a result, I am currently unable to withdraw approximately EUR 5,070 of my own funds to my bank account. I have contacted Kraken repeatedly and have also submitted a formal complaint, answered in 1 second without any context . However, I have not received a clear explanation for the restriction, a concrete timetable for resolving it, or an effective method of accessing and withdrawing my funds. I didnt get any updates, answers or a contact person! I was able to trade, but when attempting to withdraw funds, Kraken displays that there are “no assets available for withdrawal”, despite EUR funds being shown in my account. Today I contacted Kraken support again and, after 15 days, finally received a response. Two hours later, the problem was solved. I transferred my balance and I'm OUT! Never again! People, this is unacceptable. Be careful. submitted by /u/SedKon [link] [comments]

What are some best crypto Strategies?

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Most of the crypto coins doesn't even follow the basic price action, like bro the alpha, meme, and AI coins just pump and dump, it's so hard to find any HH, HL, or LL, LH, Can anyone tell me some of the strategies that actually generate profit?? submitted by /u/CryptoProTex [link] [comments]

trezor or exchange

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Guys, the cold wallet hack really shook me. I have a Trezor, and yes, I created a passphrase wallet within it. However, with AI development and more sophisticated hacking, part of me thinks leaving it on an exchange like Kraken, given they're a company that can be bailed out somehow, could perhaps be safer. What I'm thinking is this. I had an exchange go down and I got paid back eventually. I had a cold wallet scammed (my mistake, but still). A cold wallet holder will never see their money back, I presume. What are your thoughts? Can one do a poll here or is it disabled? submitted by /u/Initial_PoetryWorlds [link] [comments]

If Bitcoin grows way beyond your target allocation, do you actually rebalance?

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I’ve been thinking about this after seeing how quickly crypto can become a much bigger part of a portfolio without adding any new money. Say you’re comfortable with 10-15% in crypto, but a big Bitcoin run eventually pushes that to 25-30%. Selling some and rebalancing is the obvious answer, but that can also mean realizing gains and creating a tax bill. Personally I’d be more inclined to stop adding to crypto and direct new money into equities until the rest of the portfolio catches up, rather than constantly selling to maintain an exact percentage. Curious how others handle this. Do you actually rebalance back to a target, or just use new contributions to gradually bring the allocation down? submitted by /u/tom_murray_nw [link] [comments]

Bitcoin blinks less than gold when Treasury yields move

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Should I DCA with lightning?

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Hello All, I have been DCA-ing around 60-ish bucks every month on the main chain [I have my own private address] and I recently learnt that having so many transactions can lead to UTXO fragmentation which can lead to higher fees in the future. Apparently, one of the solutions could be to DCA onto the lightning network and then later swap it with the main chain periodically. Do you think its a good idea? or is there a catch that I am not aware of? I plan to hold to hold it long term. Thanks! submitted by /u/thrifty-ananas [link] [comments]

GoMining Expands Free Crypto Education After Attracting 740,000+ Learners

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I feel like I’m missing something really obvious about Bitcoin

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Okay, so this might be a slightly embarrassing question, but I’m a woman who has somehow spent the last few nights going down a Bitcoin rabbit hole and I still don’t understand how it actually works ???? I’ve read articles, watched beginner explanations, and even tried following some of the more technical explanations, but I keep getting to the same point where I understand all the individual words and somehow still don’t understand the actual process. I understand that there are wallets, private keys, transactions, miners, nodes and the blockchain. What I don’t understand is how those things actually connect. For example, if I have 0.1 BTC and send 0.05 BTC to someone: ● Where is my Bitcoin actually stored before I send it? ● What exactly happens when I press “send”? ● How does the network know that I’m allowed to spend it? ● Who checks that the transaction is legitimate? ● What actually changes on the blockchain? ● And where does the 0.05 BTC “go” afterwards? The wallet part especially confuses me. People say your Bitcoin isn’t actually inside your wallet, which makes sense when it’s explained, but then I don’t quite understand what my wallet balance is actually representing. I know these are probably very basic questions, but I’d rather actually understand the system than pretend I get it because I can repeat the terminology. If anyone here is good at explaining technical things to someone who isn’t particularly technical, I’d genuinely appreciate it. And if you’re someone who enjoys explaining this stuff and wouldn’t mind answering a few very basic questions privately, I’m completely fine with that too. Please be gentle with me lol. I promise I’ve tried to do my homework before coming here. ???? submitted by /u/G_Zeus_Kryst [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, September 08, 2026

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Want to buy usdt trc20 in BC,Canada

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What are my options for convenient usdt purchase I thought to buy btc and later swap it but I don't know minimum amount I need for swap submitted by /u/KangarooFar171 [link] [comments]

TrustWallet ignores me for months after Browser Extension v2.68 security incident

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I have a transaction issue,can I get help here?

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I swapped BTC to cosmos and I haven’t received my cosmos ever since then submitted by /u/Cryptecheth [link] [comments]

Daily General Discussion September 08, 2026

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Best Non-KYC crypto app for India?

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I’m a minor and I need to use crypto to send and receive payments. Should I use phantom or Trust Wallet? Or some other one?? I have a client who’s willing to pay in crypto (because paypal takes like 20% tax) submitted by /u/Sea-Concentrate6428 [link] [comments]

Today i finally decided to embrace the bitcoin religion

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I’ve been reading here for quite some time already. I did my research, and yes, I’m joining you folks! But I want to keep things as simple as possible, so I’ll just buy every dip and give it at least 5 years before I decide whether to sell some. I’m definitely not going to sell everything, that’s for sure! Give me more tips aside from holding your satoshi’s in a cold wallet. Thank you, folks! submitted by /u/Commercial_Guava1580 [link] [comments]

I'm sorry. I can't watch you go through this.

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Reported volume vs measured volume — I compared 43 exchanges and the gap is bigger than I expected

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Every "24h volume" you read on the big trackers is a number the exchange reported about itself. I've been computing it the other way — walking order books and reading on-chain swaps — and for some venues the difference is an order of magnitude. The most useful signal isn't the volume itself, it's volume vs depth: a venue showing $500M/day with only $200k of depth within ±2% of mid is not a place you can actually exit a position. Curious what people here use to judge whether a venue's liquidity is real, beyond trust scores. submitted by /u/Coinmico [link] [comments]

Which platform is best for trading aside from coinbase.

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Was using coinbase but didn't like how hard it was to move money back to my bank account. Looking for a recommendation on a different platform that is more seamless. Thanks for any recommendations. submitted by /u/laserbref22 [link] [comments]

YTD Performance Split: BTC (-12.5%) vs S&P 500 (+11.5%) with +$227M ETF Inflows. What’s your take on current risk levels?

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Here is this week’s automated market intelligence snapshot generated directly by live risk engines (no editorial bias): Traffic Light Signal: GREEN Risk Score: 0 / 90 (Risk On — Full Allocation) Fear & Greed Index: 73 (Greed) BTC ETF 24h Flow: +$227M Inflow YTD BTC/USD: -12.5% YTD S&P 500: +11.5% Key Takeaways & Market Dynamics 1. ETF Institutional Bid vs. Price Lag: Despite YTD price weakness in spot BTC, institutional net inflows remain strong (+$227M), signaling strong underlying accumulation while spot markets remain range-bound. 2. Greed Index Divergence: Sitting at 73 (Greed) while YTD spot returns lag equity indices indicates retail positioning is anticipating a breakout, even as macro equities outperform crypto on a year-to-date basis. 3. Automated Risk Assessment: Systemic multi-pillar risk metrics remain muted (Score 0), keeping the automated execution baseline set to full allocation. How are you currently balancing macro risk against ETF inflows for Q3/Q4 positioning? Live risk scores, backtested multi-pillar indicators, and real-time triggers available at: phaedraaegis.com submitted by /u/PhaedraAegisApp [link] [comments]

Your seed backup isn't a backup until you've restored from it once

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The standard advice stops too early. Write down your seed, store it somewhere safe, done. The step almost nobody does is check that the thing they wrote down actually works. People find out years later. A missed word, two words swapped, a 6 that was a b. By then there's nothing left to compare against. Testing costs almost nothing. Use a cheap second hardware wallet or a wiped spare phone. Restore from the written words only, not from anything still sitting on your main device. Then compare the first two or three receive addresses against your real wallet. If they match, the backup is proven. Wipe the test device and you're done. If your wallet shows a master key fingerprint, usually labelled XFP and shown as 8 characters like A1B2C3D4, that's a faster check. Same seed and passphrase always produce the same fingerprint. One wrong word produces a completely different one. It comes from a public key, so it isn't secret and you can write it next to your backup. The passphrase deserves its own warning. A wrong passphrase doesn't throw an error. It quietly builds a new empty wallet, so "my coins are gone" and "I typed one character wrong" look identical on screen. If your passphrase only lives in your head, your seed backup on its own recovers nothing. Back it up separately, in a different place to the seed. Do the test once at setup, and again any time you rewrite or move the backup. Twenty minutes, and it's the only part of self custody you can prove works before you need it. submitted by /u/faisal_yk26 [link] [comments]

What is a beginners worst mistake?

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Hey, I was just wondering what a beginners worst mistake could be when starting to trade. Would love to hear some opinions/answers. submitted by /u/Agreeable-Eye7041 [link] [comments]

EF Protocol: The Hegotá EIP Opinion Post and Tier List

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