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Onchain Zaps in Ditto: Bitcoin Tipping Without Lightning

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Can't transfer to self-custody wallet of another person

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Hi all, I (living in Germany) am trying to transfer Bitcoin to another person in another country as a payment (he requested it this way). He uses a self-custody wallet, so it's not at any exchange or broker, he says it was downloaded at bitcoin.org. I've aquired the amount of Bitcoin needed but when I try to add his wallet self-custody in the broker UI (I've tried Bitpanda and Bitvavo), I have to confirm it is my own wallet (which would be a lie because clearly it's his wallet). What am I doing wrong? Would appreciate some tips. Thanks in advance <3 submitted by /u/Kooky-Shopping604 [link] [comments]

Monad at 300ms: Is this where the Solana comparison gets serious?

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CLARITY Act Faces Tight Senate Window as Galaxy Cuts Passage Odds to 60%

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Is Bitcoin entering a new phase of institutional adoption?

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With increasing participation from major financial institutions and growing global recognition, Bitcoin appears to be gaining stronger footing in the financial landscape. Could the current wave of institutional interest mark the beginning of a new phase for Bitcoin adoption, or is there still significant room for growth ahead? submitted by /u/manharkatty [link] [comments]

Quantum Resistance Was Crypto’s Hottest Sector During the May Selloff

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The article is weak. But it highlights how most projects have shifted from screaming "Quantum is FUD" to "We are Quantum Resistant and there are no impacts". It puts Zcash in the quantum resistant bucket, even though that's only true if you transact privately. They haven't built anything for quantum resistance in the public sector. And Starknet which as a layer2 will require Ethereum to navigate an upgrade. What the article defines as the "Quantum resistant basket" appears mostly based on talking points. Ignoring the realities, the shift in acceptance was becoming obvious about a year ago. People considered it just a narrative, not wanting to accept the impacts and risks it poses on every live chain trying to prepare for the future. Now everyone wants to either "win" the narrative, or at least make it seem there will be no impacts while upgrading. You can spend a very long time trying to sort out what will suffer the most, and who might actually gain from the fallout. I've been doing that for 5 years, continually evaluating my investment in Qanplatform. One thing becomes clear- simply becoming quantum resistant doesn't generate new value. It is just a thorny, disruptive security upgrade that most would love to never deal with. Despite all the talking points on why the risk may be small in the next few years, the simple fact that the risk exists forces it to be dealt with. Just like any other small risk that can't be left open. Perhaps the chains that run the best with proper quantum resistance will see an edge. Or maybe some will be more convincing they are best prepared with no impacts. So rather than try to see who will win the talking points, I think more about what is the resulting opportunity--- Every time I've ever posted about the quantum threat, the response is: "If it can crack wallets, we'll have bigger problems with other systems" That's true, if they do nothing. And since they won't sit idle, the result is a gigantic emerging market needing to upgrade. Systems worldwide looking at how are they going to deal with this migration challenge. Solutions that play in that space have guaranteed demand. That's the thesis. submitted by /u/Original-Assistant-8 [link] [comments]

Orange-pilling efforts should be directed toward the curious

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Most attempts to orange-pill people fail because Bitcoiners explain before the other person is actually curious. If someone has not asked a real question, a long explanation usually feels like pressure, even if the argument is good. The better approach is to first understand what they already think Bitcoin is: scam, speculation, digital gold, political tool, or something else. That tells you where the conversation should begin. The point is not to make someone buy after one discussion, but to make them curious enough to study it on their own. What do you find most important when orange-pilling? submitted by /u/Myntad_com [link] [comments]

Bitcoin Core disk full on Umbrel OS — 1TB SSD not enough anymore?

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I was running a Bitcoin Core node on Umbrel OS on a 1TB SSD and ran into a disk space issue near the end of the initial sync. The node was already at around height 952,967 (~99.9% synced) when it suddenly stopped with a “No space left on device” error while writing to the txindex database. After checking disk usage with df -h, I found the main partition /dev/sda1 mounted at /mnt/data was completely full (938GB total, 891GB used, 0GB available), which caused Bitcoin Core to shut down to avoid corrupting the LevelDB database. To investigate further, I checked the Bitcoin data directory using du -sh, which showed that most of the space was consumed by the blockchain itself: blocks was ~792GB, chainstate ~12GB, and indexes ~78GB (including a ~66GB txindex and ~13GB block filters). I also confirmed that Docker usage was minimal (docker system df showed only ~3.8GB total), so the issue was clearly the Bitcoin data size combined with the filesystem reserve. I then checked the ext4 reserved space using tune2fs -l /dev/sda1 | grep 'Reserved block count', which showed a 5% reservation (~47GB), further limiting usable space for the node during sync operations. The solution I applied was reducing the ext4 reserved space from 5% to 1% using the command sudo tune2fs -m 1 /dev/sda1. After applying this change, I verified the disk again with df -h /mnt/data, which now showed about 39GB of available space (938GB total, 891GB used, 39GB available, 96% usage). This gave the system enough breathing room to continue operating. The node could then proceed without immediately hitting disk full errors again. The root cause is that a full archival Bitcoin node with txindex enabled on a 1TB SSD in 2026 leaves almost no operational buffer, especially during final sync stages where LevelDB needs extra temporary space to write and reorganize data. I would recommend anyone using a 1TB drive to store the Bitcoin blockchain to regularly check whether their node is still able to sync properly and whether there is enough free disk space for ongoing operations. submitted by /u/SysR00t [link] [comments]

Why do so many people oppose expanding Bitcoin's use cases?

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Genuine question. Whenever new Bitcoin use cases are discussed, whether it's DeFi, lending, staking, or other applications, there's always a group that strongly pushes back against them. If these developments are optional and don't alter Bitcoin's core properties, why the resistance? Is it mainly about preserving security and simplicity, or is there a concern that additional layers eventually introduce trade-offs that could undermine what makes Bitcoin valuable in the first place? I think healthy skepticism is important. Not every use case deserves adoption. But if people are free to opt in or ignore them, shouldn't the market decide what provides value? Curious to hear different perspectives. submitted by /u/Ge_Yo [link] [comments]

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Bounty-chasing Pump Fun users are tattooing crypto tickers on their faces

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Where are you on your Bitcoin journey, and what's your next step?

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One thing I've noticed is that people get involved in Bitcoin for very different reasons and are often working through very different questions. Some are trying to understand the basics. Some are still deciding whether Bitcoin is worth owning. Some are comparing ETFs, self-custody, wallets, or IRAs. Some already own Bitcoin and are figuring out what comes next. So I'm curious: Where are you on your Bitcoin journey? What's the next step you're trying to figure out? submitted by /u/SoundMoneyWade [link] [comments]

Pi Network's Decentralized KYC is Broken, Yet they are only focused on Upgrading Blockchain Protocols. When does KYC get the same energy as the protocol upgrades?

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I joined Pi Network in 2020. After years of trying, my KYC was fully passed in December 2024. By February 2025 I completed my First Migration. Then Second Migration rolls around in March 2026, and I open the app to find my status has been rolled back to Tentative Pass. No explanation. No prompt to redo anything. Just a dead screen I open every single day hoping something will change. I want to be clear about something. I am someone who actually reads instructions. I personally guided multiple referrals through the KYC process step by step. This is not user error. This is a system failure. And while Pi Network keeps rolling out protocol upgrades (which is fine), the KYC app is sitting there in 2020 conditions. No revalidation button. No one-click liveness check. No pathway forward for people like me who were fully verified and then had that status pulled from under them without reason. So my question to the team is this: When are you actually going to upgrade the KYC app to include: A revalidation option for people whose status changed without cause A one-click liveness check feature A permanent fix that stops reverting fully passed users back to Tentative Pass The protocol upgrades are appreciated. But what good is any of it if your KYC system is locking out pioneers who have been here since the beginning? submitted by /u/SnooPineapples9049 [link] [comments]

Sick of LunarCrush pricing - any decent alternatives?

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I’ve been using LunarCrush for a while for sentiment tracking but the API costs are getting ridiculous for what you actually get out of it. I am literally constantly hitting limits and so am looking for something else, most threads are mentioning just LunarCrush. Just want something that tracks social sentiment across the main platforms without costing an arm and a leg. Tried aixbt but looks expensive. Doesn't need to be fancy, just useable/reliable at small scale (I’m more indie dev level) Anyone have any suggestions? What are you using? submitted by /u/Purple_Glass7412 [link] [comments]

I ran the numbers on $100/month Bitcoin DCA from 2018 to today — the results during the bear market surprised me

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Been thinking about DCA a lot lately so I pulled real historical price data and simulated what $100/month would have actually returned from different starting points. The one that surprised me most — starting in January 2018, right at the peak of that cycle when everyone was euphoric and prices were near $15K-$18K. Genuinely the worst time to start. By mid-2023 that $6,800 investment had accumulated roughly 0.59 BTC at an average cost of around $11,500. Portfolio well into profit despite the timing being objectively terrible. The people who kept buying through 2018, 2019 and the covid crash in 2020 ended up with an average cost that made the eventual recovery look very different from someone who bought all at once at the top. What got me was how much the 2022 bear market purchases changed the average. Every month you bought at $20K, $18K, $16K was dragging that average down significantly. The strategy only works if you actually keep going when it feels worst. I built a free calculator that simulates any DCA scenario with real historical BTC price data going back to 2010 — you pick the amount, frequency and start date and it shows portfolio value, average buy price, best and worst purchases, and a chart. Link: https://coinguides.org/bitcoin-dca-calculator/ Curious what starting date people here would test first. submitted by /u/sureyeag [link] [comments]

Autonomous AI Agents Pose Crypto Financial Risks

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Except from article. Artificial intelligence agents that have autonomous access to crypto wallets could become unstoppable if deployed maliciously or if they escape from sandboxes, experts from a leading academic research consortium warned. “Unstoppable Autonomous Agents” (UAAs) pose a clear threat if they are deployed to persist automatically and have access to digital assets, according to a June 8 industry review written by 25 academics and experts from top US universities for the Initiative for Cryptocurrencies and Contracts (IC3). submitted by /u/zesushv [link] [comments]

Bitcoin & Brews in Prague, 3rd Edition (Bar No. 7, June 11th)

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Tale of a crypto trader

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China’s Bitcoin Paradox: Despite Beijing’s crackdown, a Chinese court has reinforced Bitcoin’s legal status as protected property

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In a ruling that highlights the growing legal complexity surrounding digital assets, a Chinese court has reaffirmed that Bitcoin can be treated as protected property under criminal law, even as the country continues to ban cryptocurrency trading and related business activities. The decision emerged from a remarkable theft case involving 107 Bitcoin and is likely to draw attention from regulators, investors, and legal experts worldwide. The case underscores a broader global trend: governments may restrict or regulate cryptocurrency markets, but courts are increasingly recognizing digital assets as possessing real economic value that deserves legal protection. For Bitcoin holders, the ruling reinforces a critical reality—ownership rights and trading rights are not necessarily the same thing. According to court documents, a man identified only by his surname Zhang was sentenced to 10 years and 9 months in prison after stealing 107 BTC from an acquaintance. Prosecutors said Zhang gained access to the victim’s wallet in an unusually low-tech but highly effective manner. After observing the wallet creation process, he reportedly memorized 11 of the 12 recovery seed words and later reconstructed the final word using contextual clues, allowing him to regain access to the wallet and transfer the funds. Authorities eventually traced the missing Bitcoin and linked the theft to Zhang, leading to one of the most significant criminal sentences handed down in China for a cryptocurrency-related crime. The severity of the punishment reflects not only the value of the stolen assets but also the court’s willingness to treat Bitcoin theft in the same legal category as the theft of traditional property. The most consequential aspect of the case, however, was the prosecution’s successful argument that Bitcoin qualifies as “property” under Chinese criminal law. By accepting that interpretation, the court reinforced an increasingly consistent legal position emerging from Chinese jurisprudence: while cryptocurrency trading platforms, mining operations, and financial services remain heavily restricted, individuals can still possess legally recognized ownership rights over digital assets. This distinction has become increasingly important as courts around the world grapple with how to classify cryptocurrencies. Similar debates have played out in jurisdictions ranging from the United States and the European Union to Singapore and Hong Kong, where regulators continue to refine the balance between investor protection, market oversight, and technological innovation. China’s latest ruling suggests that even some of the world’s most restrictive crypto environments are adapting traditional property laws to accommodate digital assets. The decision does not signal any softening of Beijing’s broader anti-crypto stance. Cryptocurrency exchanges remain banned, and financial institutions are prohibited from offering crypto-related services. Yet the ruling demonstrates that Chinese courts are increasingly separating ownership rights from commercial activity restrictions, creating a more nuanced legal framework than many outside observers assume. For investors, the case delivers a lesson that transcends China’s borders. The theft was not the result of sophisticated malware, blockchain vulnerabilities, or advanced cyberattacks. Instead, it stemmed from a compromised recovery phrase—arguably the most basic security component in self-custodied digital assets. As Bitcoin adoption expands globally, the weakest link often remains human behavior rather than technology itself. The broader takeaway may be one of crypto’s most intriguing contradictions: even governments that restrict digital asset markets are finding it increasingly difficult to deny that cryptocurrencies represent real property with real economic value. The question facing regulators is no longer whether Bitcoin has value—it is how legal systems will continue adapting as digital assets become an increasingly permanent part of the global financial landscape. submitted by /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] [comments]

What was your biggest fumble? Closest you ever got to generational wealth? Share your story

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Here is mine: I bought 1000$ worth of PNUT (solana memecoin) back in early november 2024. Sold for 4x or so few days later. Then on november 11th 2024 Binance listed PNUT on spot trading out of nowhere like a week after I sold my entire bag. Had I just waited 1 more week I could have sold for 700-800k... Now I am a broke 23yo, living paycheck to paycheck with a 85k/year job and a lot of debt... Share your stories where you were actually really close to generational wealth: submitted by /u/duc_one [link] [comments]

Coin Control in Sparrow Wallet: the missing piece of your Bitcoin privacy stack

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After the Silent Payments post (72 upvotes) and the CoinJoin follow-up, several people asked about the spending side in practice. This is the answer. You can do everything right — receive via Silent Payments, mix with CoinJoin, run your own node — and then let your wallet auto-select UTXOs when you send, permanently linking your KYC and non-KYC history on-chain. That mistake is irreversible. This guide covers: The Common Input Ownership Heuristic and why it's your main enemy The 4 UTXO privacy buckets and the rule of never combining across them Manual coin control step by step in Sparrow v2.5.2 (released yesterday) Freezing UTXOs, labeling system, change output management PayJoin BIP78 support in Sparrow Safe consolidation rules and when to consolidate Full guide: https://davidebtc186.substack.com/p/coin-control-utxo-management submitted by /u/Large-Cress900 [link] [comments]

Twenty One Regains NYSE Compliance Following Governance Fix

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Strategy Resumes Bitcoin Buys, Spending $101mn After Surprise Sale

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Interesting how even the smallest sale broke the narrative, but the bigger signal is they’re still buying dips and finding new ways to fund it submitted by /u/JAYCAZ1 [link] [comments]

Why has BTC been rising abruptly after touching 59000?

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Almost every chart analysis and trends predicted it to go at least 55k. But instead of stalling at 59k, it has since increased violently to 64k. Why has this happened and can we expect it to go down soon (ie. This increase is a temporary pump)? submitted by /u/book4225 [link] [comments]

Energy is the moat nobody is talking about in AI

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Energy is getting the real moat in AI infrastructure... - You can order more GPUs. - You can't build cheap electricity capacity fast. Lots of companies sitting on long-term power contracts are quietly in a strong position for the next 5 to 10 years — and most of them are currently priced as something else entirely. Which ones are you watching? submitted by /u/InvestmentBiker [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, June 09, 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]

Why does crypto education still feel harder than it should be?

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There’s no shortage of content, but a lot of it feels biased, promotional, or overly technical. New users often don’t know who to trust. What’s the best educational crypto resource you’ve found that isn’t trying to sell something? submitted by /u/Organic_Horse88 [link] [comments]

Daily General Discussion June 09, 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 Doots Website, Old Reddit Doots Extension by u/hanniabu Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ submitted by /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] [comments]

Humanity Protocol Token Crashes 88% Following Private Key Breach

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Rocket Boy Dogewater ICO beats SpaceX IPO listing

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Recovering a Schlidbach wallet (Cold Storage) hundreds of BTC

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So back in 2010 - 2013 I invested in BitCoin. I have a few old android phones from 2010 or so when BTC was around .25 cents - 100$ USD. I know I had a Schlidbach BTC wallet at the time, so it was a cold wallet (stored in the data of my phone) so that means no PIN or password, nor seedphrase. I've tried to recover the BTC for months following countless forums, websites and posts. My question is: Does anyone know how I can recover the BTC? I know I need to root it so, I've tried to use unrevoked to root the phone. But it didn't help. It says it need a specific driver once the phone is in H-Boot mode, my PC can't recognize the device. I know rooting the device (other than unrevoked) will delete all data so its too risky. (Maybe there's a method with android studio? I also assume since the device is so old, windows 11 is probably an issuse) Any feedback and help would be appreciated. There's hundreds of BitCoin in the device. If anyone can give me actual help I'll tip you heavily. This is my first post on reddit. So forgive me if I'm not in compliance to the rules, etc. Edit: I don't think people understand that the wallet was the original version of schlidbach BitCoin wallet. It's in COLD storage. That means it is stored in your phones files (basically like having cash in your pocket) Not a HOT storage being online or on a BTC platform. I have screen shots and pics of my other android devices that shows it. Sorry for the possible misunderstanding. submitted by /u/yesdaddy_____ [link] [comments]

Anyone else hoping that the 4 year cycle fails?

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I've been thinking about this for a while, and I'm curious to hear what others think. I understand the theory behind Bitcoin halving and the historical four-year cycle, but doesn't the idea of an asset that consistently follows a predictable four-year pattern undermine confidence in it as a long-term asset/investment? A strictly time-based bull and bear market would encourage active cycle trading rather than long-term holding. In theory, an investor could simply buy near the cycle lows, sell near the highs, and move their capital into other opportunities during the bear market. If the 4-year cycle is self-fulfilling because everyone believes it, there's actually no incentive to hold it at any time but a short time-frame during a 4 year period. It also raises questions about Bitcoin's long-term potential. If market participants are incentivized to trade around predictable cycles rather than use Bitcoin in everyday transactions, that could reinforce its role as a speculative asset instead of a actual decentralized digital currency. Businesses and consumers generally prefer stability, upward stability at least, when pricing goods and services. If Bitcoin continues to experience large, cyclical price swings that are widely anticipated, it may be difficult for it to gain widespread adoption for routine purchases/transactions, as both buyers and sellers face significant uncertainty about its value from one period to the next. submitted by /u/Nonchalant868 [link] [comments]

Wallets linked to Humanity Protocol drained for over $32 million, token plunges 89%

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Former Mt Gox employee on Kill Tony

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This guy was just doing a live set on Kill Tony. He claims to have worked for Mt Gox in Japan, specifically doing their English press releases, before (and after) the hack. The show is still going on, will provide a time stamped link later. submitted by /u/TatarAmerican [link] [comments]

Message to every bitcoiner

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This is the true opportunity everyone it's waiting for If you keep buying now around ~60K When BTC hit again 120K Our returns will be 100% of the initial investment But... ¿Do you have enough guts to hold BTC for years, without selling? submitted by /u/6969101016969 [link] [comments]

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Did we just time travel?!?

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The last time BTC was at $62,000 or so was back in 2021. In Oct. 2025, I would've done anything to go back in time and buy BTC at that price. Now, we are at that price point! So, isn't it a good time to buy? submitted by /u/Upstairs-Ant-3917 [link] [comments]

Just a heads up. I’m the guy who has never had a successful trading year and bought Bitcoin 5 times and it dropped all 5 times. I’m about to buy more. You were warned.

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I’m going to buy some and it always drops when I do. submitted by /u/ObsoleteMicrosoft [link] [comments]

"The 4-year cycle trick doesn't work" Ok my friend I bought the low of last cycle in 2022! So...

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Running a DCA all the time = Shit-averaging your investment. ???????? (more fees, more slippage) Running a DCA at the bottom of the cycle = Efficient investment averaging ????????(more ROI) submitted by /u/DyehuthyTV [link] [comments]

Daily Crypto Discussion - June 8, 2026 (GMT+0)

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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]

Sam Bankman-Fried Has Applied for a Pardon From Trump

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What are your thoughts on browser based mining?

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I think browser based mining is a fairly new thing and I’m wondering what people think of it? I don’t want to plug any particular coin but I’ll point out browsercoin as a general example. For years it seems like there have been too many barriers preventing mass adoption but what if a browser based token automatically generates a wallet and you can mine at home or on a mobile device. Would this make crypto adoption easier for most people to enter and possibly stimulate use as a currency, whatever token that might be? I’m looking for meaningful discussion from folks who understand the tech better than me. submitted by /u/SBTWP [link] [comments]

One step US govt can take to heavily juice BTC:

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Accept BTC as payment for income/corporate taxes. Yes, the exchange rate is tricky. The infrastructure to do so is complicated. But, if the US wanted to turbo stack, this could be a great way. A huge transfer of BTC balance is possible to the SBR. Of course, refunds only paid in USD. Once announced, BTC would rocketasm as BTC you buy today could pay for years worth of taxes in the following years. Demand boom. I know it won’t happen, but talk about strategic stacking. Smart individual hodlers would not pay from their current stack, but buy the amount needed with USD before filing. submitted by /u/BlazingPalm [link] [comments]

Patience.

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We’re down about 50% from the October highs, and my feed is packed with fear, doom, and “Bitcoin is dead” posts. So let’s zoom out for a second. Bitcoin is not going to zero. Why? Because as long as even one person somewhere in the world values it, they’ll trade something for it. Something that was worth pennies 16 years ago is sitting around $60,000 today… after being cut in half. Name another asset that can drop 50% and still be up that much over its lifetime. This is what Bitcoin does. It doesn’t move in a straight line. It climbs in violent, gut-wrenching waves with brutal pullbacks in between. Every major correction has felt like the end of the world while it was happening. Every single one. And yet here we are. The part critics never seem to address is this: Bitcoin’s supply gets tighter over time, while the supply of dollars keeps expanding. Every four years, Bitcoin’s issuance gets cut in half on a predetermined schedule, all the way toward its hard cap of 21 million coins. Fiat currencies work the opposite way. More gets created whenever policymakers decide it’s necessary. That’s not a conspiracy; it’s simply how the system is designed. Over time, assets with limited supply tend to rise relative to currencies that are continually being expanded. We’ve seen that play out in real estate, stocks, and many other scarce assets for decades. So no, the daily price action isn’t the story. Short-term markets are driven by emotions, headlines, liquidity, and uncertainty. Sometimes that sends prices higher. Sometimes it sends them lower. That’s the noise. The bigger picture is much simpler: a scarce asset, growing adoption over time, and a currency system that continues to expand. Zoom out. The long-term trend is what matters. submitted by /u/Vegetable-Acadia-766 [link] [comments]

Sentiment Check in

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Curious: how are you feeling about crypto compared to a few years ago? A. It’s the future, nothing changed B. I’m not so sure C. Yeah I’ve lost some enthusiasm D. It’s probably another symptom of late stage capitalism and they’re gonna screw us E. Other (explain) submitted by /u/nandofour-san [link] [comments]

BTCSolo.fyi Solo Mining Calculator

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Just launched BTCSolo.fyi, a Bitcoin solo mining odds calculator. Enter your hash rate and instantly see your chances of finding a Bitcoin block over time. Wanted something that worked instantly on all devices that presented the odds in a more relatable manner. Built it for fellow solo miners and would love any feedback or feature suggestions. submitted by /u/blockwear [link] [comments]

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Buonasera Quali sono i migliori exchange in italia per crypto? (In base a spread e possibile regime amministrato) Guide per tirare fuori le valute e metterle su in col wallet? submitted by /u/Key-Landscape-449 [link] [comments]

Rare Collectible 2019 Satoshi’s Treasure Hunt Tupelo Clue Poster(s)

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Multiple NEW pristine "Tupelo" clue poster puzzle released during Satoshi’s Treasure Hunt, a global alternate reality game (ARG) and scavenger hunt launched in 2019. Multiple available. The majority of the visual identity, logos, and intricate graphic clues for Satoshi’s Treasure were custom-designed by Adam Dupré. Adam tragically passed in 2020 and the original game officially shut down, making original digital artifacts or clues from this collaboration archival collector items. These are offered by his legally appointed Estate Executor and are extremely rare. Printed on heavyweight card stock. 24” x 18” Must be shipped flat. Contact for more info submitted by /u/Both-Cold3987 [link] [comments]

How to extract yield from defi via the "flywheel effect"

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Create a reward token that doubles in supply yearly. Promise a 51% yield to provide trading liquidity for the token, which is expected to lose 50% of its value in a year. Secretly send the other 49% to a stablecoin farming pool or something. Profit. submitted by /u/flersion [link] [comments]

Would anybody be willing to explain in simple terms how this works - getting paid by a website via an Ethereum wallet?

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I signed up with a well-known legitimate site to get paid posting clips of their content to tiktok, youtube, etc. but found out the only way they pay is to an ethereum wallet, which I have never heard of before. I am not familiar with how to use cryptocurrency at all. I've spent the whole morning trying to find info to understand how it works, called my bank and spoke with someone who told me I can't convert it into real money to deposit it with them, etc. and it's still all just Greek to me. I'm wondering if it's worth bothering with. submitted by /u/ThrowawayyPostt [link] [comments]

Saylor’s Strategy Thunders Back After Last Week’s Bitcoin Sale Rattles Crypto Sector, Acquires $101,000,000 Worth of BTC

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Does anyone else feel like 100k is the new average or new normal?

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We first reached $100k in late 2024, a year and a half ago. Since then we spent a total of 260 days above $100k which is close to 9 months. Now we are back below $100k and have been below $100k for around 7 months. Humans love round numbers and now that we have spent time both above and below $100k it is starting to feel like a magnet. Almost like $100k is not expensive but its also not cheap, it is just about right in terms of fair value. Who knows, maybe we bounce above and below $100k for a long time to come given that the higher bitcoins market cap gets the slower it moves. submitted by /u/slvbtc [link] [comments]

What crypto resource actually helped you become a better investor instead of just chasing hype?

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I've been in crypto for a few years now and honestly most of my mistakes came from following influencers, Twitter narratives, and random YouTube predictions. The biggest change for me was when I stopped looking for the next 100x coin and started focusing more on risk management, portfolio allocation and understanding market cycles. I'm curious what resources have actually helped people become better investors over time. Not necessarily signal groups or trade calls, but communities, newsletters, research platforms, books, podcasts, etc. What made the biggest difference for you? submitted by /u/Hunter-_-Twitch [link] [comments]

Open methodology for benchmarking crypto infrastructure (RPCs, bridges, oracles, pegs) feedback wanted

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I spent the last month building open benchmarks for crypto infrastructure. RPC latency, bridge fees, oracle deviation, stablecoin peg drift, L1 finality, Solana transaction landing rates. Everything is live, backed by Prometheus, the methodology is public, and the harness code is on GitHub. Before I add more providers I want methodology review from people who have thought about this longer than I have. Honestly the state of the field is rough. Every infrastructure benchmark I found falls into one of three buckets: marketing copy published by the provider being measured, a one off blog post with no live data and no methodology, or closed measurements you just have to trust. None of them are reproducible. None publish their sampling cadence, outlier handling, region split, or fetch mechanism. So I built one that does. This is not a launch post. I want technical critique on how I am measuring, not feedback on the UI. Link is at the bottom. The methodology questions are why I am here. Sampling cadence and aggregation Each metric has its own scrape interval. RPC eth_call latency runs at 30s per provider per region. L1 finality wall clock is 10s polling for HTTP only chains, with a persistent WebSocket subscription for BNB and Avalanche so I can record when a block is first seen as latest and when the same block is first seen as finalized, down to the millisecond. Stablecoin peg is 5s on CEX REST tickers and 12s on Curve get_dy onchain. Aggregator head lag is 15s WebSocket event sampling. Samples get bucketed per minute, then aggregated with quantile_over_time across the reporting window (24h or 7d). I publish p50, p90 and p99 separately. The leaderboard sorts on p50 by default because it is the most stable indicator of typical user experience, but the full distribution is queryable from the API and shown on each bench page. For a single 24h window on a daily active metric I currently get roughly 100k to 500k data points per provider depending on cadence. I think that is enough to publish a leaderboard. Am I wrong? Where is the floor for "this comparison actually means something" in your experience? Outlier handling, where I am least confident For latency metrics I currently drop the top 1% per minute bucket before computing the per minute median. The daily p99 is then computed from those per minute medians, not from raw samples. This trims one off spikes (a single GC pause, a single network reroute) without hiding consistent tail behavior. Three providers have already pushed back, in opposite directions. One says I am masking their real worst case (which they argue is still better than competitors with wider tails). Another says I should drop nothing and let the raw distribution speak. A third says I should drop more, top 5%, because they have a known rare failure mode they consider out of scope. I do not have a principled answer yet. The tension is between representing typical experience honestly and letting one network event dominate the number. What do you do? Is there a paper or prior art you would point me to? Multiregion Three of the benches run in three regions: US East, EU West and Singapore. For those the leaderboard reports the median across regions, which hides regional advantages a provider may have. A provider with a single US datacenter and no Singapore edge can look bad on the global number even if it is fast for its actual customer base. A provider that is strong only in EU looks mid tier when measured globally. Right now I expose per region rankings as a filter on the bench page, but the shareable headline is the median across regions. Should this be configurable per provider? Should the headline default to the user's nearest region by geolocation? I have not seen anyone solve this cleanly. Connection reuse For eth_call latency I rebuild the HTTPS connection on every call to measure cold call latency. A few providers argue this is not representative, since in production their clients hold persistent connections and reuse them. They want warm call latency. My reasoning is that cold call is the honest measurement when you do not know client behavior, and it captures TLS handshake overhead, which is a real cost. But warm call is closer to what a long lived application actually sees. Right now I publish cold call as the default and do not publish warm call at all. Right call? Should I publish both? Why Prometheus Two reasons. First, every number on the site is a literal quantile_over_time query. Anyone can hit the HTTP API, pull the raw sample series, and recompute the leaderboard with their own aggregation. Reproducibility is the whole point. Second, it makes adding providers cheap. The harness exposes /metrics with consistent labels, a new entrant opens a PR adding their RPC URL to the config, and the metric shows up automatically with no manual leaderboard edits. The cost is that quantile_over_time is an approximation, not an exact percentile, so it deviates by roughly 1 to 2% from the true percentile on raw samples. For most users that is noise. For a provider sitting 0.5% behind the leader it can be the difference between rank 1 and rank 2. I disclose it, but I know some people consider it disqualifying. Site: https://openchainbench.com/ Github : https://github.com/OpenChainBench/OpenChainBench submitted by /u/Minimum_Abies3578 [link] [comments]

XTP TO 100$ DRRR IM JAKE CLAVER! DEERRRR!!

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It's so upsetting. So depressing to see the posts that the xrp community is putting out. I mean maybe they should spend their money on some dignity. They really need to get some because it doesn't look like they have any. It's such b******* what they say about xrp. Oh my God, the math doesn't add up. None of it does. If they have stable coins, why do they need xrp and just look at the amount of YouTubers spilling out of their neck? The same goat s*** that Jake Claver puts out or in cash official or some of those other stupid non-stop xrp channels God I've personally unsubscribed from every one of them. It makes me sick! I can't stand the xrp community anymore it's jus sad ???? submitted by /u/ZannyNanny23 [link] [comments]

Sold the AP to buy the dip, got a nicer one instead

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Couldn't fade the bear market discounts so sold the watch collection and bought this banger instead submitted by /u/leBigi [link] [comments]

BTC Hashrate Trending Downward

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I built a real-time Bitcoin dashboard because I wanted a one-page view of the network that lets me form my own opinion

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Most Bitcoin dashboards are either price trackers or block explorers. I wanted something between the two: Fear & Greed index, mempool fees, halving countdown, Lightning stats, and live price on one page. I built it for myself, then thought others might find it useful, too. bitcoinvibecheck.com - it installs as a PWA, works on mobile and desktop. A couple of things it is showing right now: Fear & Greed is at 12 (Extreme Fear) while mempool fees are at 1 sat/vB. Although the market is fearful, the base layer is not registering the same thing. Blocks have been averaging 10.9 minutes this month, above the 10 min target. The next difficulty adjustment around 13th June is estimated at -10.4%; reports last week suggest miners may be redirecting hashrate toward AI workloads. If so, this is where it first shows up. I'm excited to get some feedback. What's missing? submitted by /u/btcVibeCheck [link] [comments]

Got a new tool cart from another electrician who owns 8 btc. Its a sign for me to start buying!

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FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried applies for pardon from President Trump

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CLARITY Act Hits Senate Floor as Lummis Warns Banks Join or Get Left Behind

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Why are so many people still against expanding Bitcoin's use cases?

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Question. I've noticed that whenever new Bitcoin use cases are discussed, whether it's DeFi, lending, or other applications, there's always a group that strongly pushes back. If these developments remain optional and don't change Bitcoin's core principles, why the resistance? Is it about security, simplicity, or something else? Curious to hear different perspectives. submitted by /u/Dominicchon [link] [comments]

Saylor

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Base privacy protocols overview

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Strategy: Buys 1,550 BTC for $101.3M

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Open-sourcing BIP-39 display wordlists in 31 languages

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Deposit query for Bybit

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Legalization of crypto casino winnings

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Is there a country where i can legally transfer and spend my crypto casino winnings? submitted by /u/NikosPG [link] [comments]

The Satoshi Times - Mission Statement

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the next cycle

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Which Bank to transfer Money to Broker?

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Hey guys, im trying to get into some Crypto, im from Germany but I dont want to use my current Main Bank for that since I heard they often lock your accounts if you send Money to Brokers. So I am looking for an Online Bank to use specifically to use for some regular online payments and sending money to my crypto broker, specifically Coinbase. My question is what Bank inside EU/Germany you would recommend for this. I took WISE and Revolut into consideration but dont know which one of the two is better for this, since WISE is more internationally supported to pay with in general additionally to sending money to my broker, but Revolut is EU licensed and all that. But im not really all too informed about either which is why im asking here. Hope anyone can help me out submitted by /u/SnooCauliflowers1640 [link] [comments]

Full 180 Saylor - Strategy bought 1,550 BTC for $101.3M. They now hold 845,256 BTC.

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Alright I'm ready

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What's the best/safest way to buy bitcoin protect it and so on. I'm finally in a financial position to join the party, just wish I could have done this sooner. Better late then never right submitted by /u/buel-78 [link] [comments]

Lost bitcoin address with 5K in it - Need help

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On September 28, 2015 at 3:38pm, I sent 0.0805 BTC from my blockchain wallet to the address beginning with 1JvMU. At the time I believed I was sending funds to another account of mine. I am trying to figure out if an account of mine somehow still has this address somewhere as from the screenshots I took at the time, it looks like I was sending it to myself "Request Payment into address". The problem is I don't really know what this app is and I am just assuming it was blockchain wallet but could have been something else? BitcoinWallet? it was an android app. Hoping some 2015 bitcoin wizard can see this post and tell me what app this might be. Images: https://preview.redd.it/sz0i8z5w926h1.png?width=496&format=png&auto=webp&s=86481b2c148c3a63a4fe17312859352dbaee1444 https://preview.redd.it/ndopmy5w926h1.png?width=378&format=png&auto=webp&s=ed942b6942a8c2f338045f07603e1be74995bbaf https://preview.redd.it/38ww406w926h1.png?width=374&format=png&auto=webp&s=9e5a1946e8da4a4b9e14c3c35d93fa7b44a71842 Screenshot_2015-09-28-15-43-22.png - Transaction? 3:43pm Screenshot_2015-09-28-16-08-50.png - Bitcoin request page? 4:08pm Screenshot 2026-06-08 142403.png - My transaction on the blockchain account I sent the BTC (Image from 2026) submitted by /u/CSGOJNS [link] [comments]

Bitcoin bear market, stress management and in my case growing vegetables.

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Ok, so I know this is an odd title but I think we all need to find a way to de-stress at times. This is my second bear market and it's not much easier than the first. Earlier this year I decided I needed to do something to take my mind of things, just staring at charts was really not doing me, or my family, any good. In my case I decided to plant some vegetables, nothing major, just some tomatoes, beans, peppers, chillis and other bits. The simple acts of digging, planting, watering etc has helped enormously, taken me away from the crypto world and given me something positive to focus on for a while. Of course when I'm done, I can't help but check the prices, I still feel much better though. Of course I'm not saying everyone should pick up a spade, but I do think it's worth repeating that we need to get away from the charts a while and do something, whatever that maybe be, that is positive for our mental health. I know it's hard when you are feeling incredibly low, but kicking a ball, taking a walk, gardening... or whatever you choose, really will make you feel a bit better. Bear markets are long and tough, look after yourselves. submitted by /u/CreativePhrase9202 [link] [comments]

I just bought a little more BTC, plan for a bigger dip!

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Hey team orange, I just threw some disposable money into BTC, I think we can all now safely plan on the dip going down to 30K. You're welcome. submitted by /u/flaming-bunnies-197 [link] [comments]

Strategy has acquired 1,550 BTC for $101 million.

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DFINITY X UNDC

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BTC dip hit different this time and I think I know why

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As we all noticed, BTC is down pretty hard the last few days and I'm just sitting here not really bothered by it. That's new for me lol. Usually a dip like this would have sent me into full panic mode, constantly refreshing prices and seriously considering selling part of my stack just to feel like I'm doing something. Done it before and regretted it every single time, classic buy high sell low situation. Only difference lately is I've had another option when I needed cash, been borrowing against my stack instead of selling it, Nexo in my case, but I hear that there are other options out there for this too. So when the dip initially hit, the usual "should I sell before it drops more" thought just... didn't really come. Didn't need to. Weird how much of panic selling is just not having another option in the moment. When selling feels like the only move you make it. When it doesn't, you don't. submitted by /u/AbsorbedMango99 [link] [comments]

New to Bitcoin

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I’ve recently bought Bitcoin through eToro and I’m wondering if I should be moving it to their external wallet or just leave as is on the platform. What does everyone else do, you’re probably going say, don’t buy through eToro ???????????????? submitted by /u/Hippriest69 [link] [comments]

The bitcoin 4 year cycle trick

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I think a lot of people will regret not buying btc at this levels because they are waiting for lower prices or the 4 year cycle logic If everyone is waiting to buy $BTC on October 5 2026, that means a lot of you ll be front run Just DCA and chill Have a nice week people submitted by /u/humshumzy [link] [comments]

Grayscale Says Bitcoin Needs Buyers Beyond Strategy

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The Bitcoin Farmer

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Yo! Made a documentary about this farmer up a mountainside in Madeira who mines bitcoin to grow herbs, plants and ...worms! submitted by /u/JoeNakamoto [link] [comments]

Crypto losses

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I’m not sure if I’ve got the jist of crypto, maths isn’t my strongest suit. However I have invested in crypto since Covid, I literally have no idea what I’m doing, I usually invest when the market cap is down, I try to track the market (coin marketcap). Recently I know the market is down massively due to a number of things, but I’m still investing a couple hundred every so often. Thing is idk if I’m just being stupid, I try to check regularly and I’m basically in losses?? Can someone please give me some advice? submitted by /u/Jedii12 [link] [comments]

Galaxy Digital Drops Odds of CLARITY Act Passing to 60%

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From the article. Thorn said another reason Galaxy lowered its odds is that no information shows that the bill, or negotiations around it, have advanced, and provisions around ethics and illicit finance are a sticking point that have not yet been resolved. He added that Galaxy would revise its odds if Senate leaders committed to passing the bill next month and that provisions to get lawmakers on side are finalized. Galaxy’s latest odds came after analysts at JPMorgan on Wednesday said they see less than a 50% chance that the CLARITY Act passes this year, similarly citing a tightening congressional calendar ahead of the elections. submitted by /u/zesushv [link] [comments]

Mentor Monday, June 08, 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, June 08, 2026

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A Japanese artist drew an 83-page manga to teach Bitcoin to no-coiners - it roasts Bitcoiner culture while clearly loving Bitcoin. Just finished the English translation (free, no signup).

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Disclosure up front: this isn't my own work. I'm helping bring it into English. The artist is dai-nonsugar, a manga artist from Japan who won the runner-up grand prize in a Bitcoin manga contest. We just finished translating all 83 pages. What I like about it: it's written for total no-coiners. It explains inflation with everyday things instead of charts and jargon. And it's refreshingly self-aware: it pokes fun at Bitcoiner culture while taking Bitcoin itself completely seriously. It's free. No signup, no paywall, nothing to buy, no token, no referral. https://bitcoinbacheen.com/Manga/en/index.html https://preview.redd.it/vast7vukzz5h1.png?width=720&format=png&auto=webp&s=9d9f74653cc4a1bb090195357a1d710119c15a72 https://preview.redd.it/kqtczt1pzz5h1.png?width=720&format=png&auto=webp&s=82378f4df096c06e20d2ed249df4de7f2999c07c https://preview.redd.it/7bopnz4rzz5h1.png?width=720&format=png&auto=webp&s=d1d7b57c5b60458907e934f1e273c8561fef89f8 Honest question for this sub, since you've all probably tried to orange-pill someone: does humor/storytelling actually land better than charts when explaining Bitcoin to no-coiners? This whole project is a bet that it does. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- EDIT: didn't expect this to resonate the way it has -- thank you all for the genuinely thoughtful replies, including everyone who read all 83 pages and pushed back on parts of it. that kind of honest engagement is exactly what i was hoping for, and i'm passing the feedback along to the artist. grateful this community gave it a real read. ???? submitted by /u/Latter-League-2140 [link] [comments]

HTX Delists Trump-Linked USD1 After Alleged Wallet Freeze

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Daily General Discussion June 08, 2026

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Bitcoin is $250,000 in 2 to 3 years. Wonder why these people are selling at $60k?

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You shoulld be buying. Does not matter what price. Go back in 2 to 3 years (2028-2029) Institutions have been accumulating MSTR and at highest level now. They know something.. https://preview.redd.it/v4xgz06i166h1.png?width=2464&format=png&auto=webp&s=a69a0adfa2f965e25794f6723e771e533a27e0af submitted by /u/East_Indication_7816 [link] [comments]

If you’re first thought is to sell instead of buying, you should just sell and leave

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BTC does what it always does, shake out weak hands every cycle. This isn’t even that bad compared to prior cycles. Yes, it does suck that it’s down, we’ve all been there, but if you did your hw and know what BTC is, you know that it’s going to win long term and that there is no limit to currency debasement. I’ve been buying since 2015. Every single cycle, I thought it would be different and that we wouldn’t tank. I was wrong each time, but I was right EVERY time that BTC will go up again next cycle and always bought more. If you aren’t buying now, you honestly shouldn’t be here. Who knows where the price will be tomorrow. Or in October. Who knows if the 200 week sma is the low. Who knows if we will V up, or break down further after this AI liquidity sucks crypto dry this summer. But long term, it’s always up. Look at the graph and do your homework submitted by /u/PeeOnDusk [link] [comments]

Dip into emergency fund to buy the dip?

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Hello, I know the answer I’m going to get because obviously this is a bitcoin community but wanted perspective. I bought some bitcoin when I was in HS like 2020-21 so I had a really good average cost but barely any amount. Couldn’t contribute to buy any in college. Got a ful time job last June and started DCA every paycheck. Just one paycheck was more than my original buys and I was buying the top. Fast forward now and my cost basis is 88k. Do I dip into my 15k emergency fund to average down more and then slowly replenish or or just stay course of DCA every paycheck? submitted by /u/LongjumpingPie9798 [link] [comments]

Kevin Warsh chairs his FIRST ever FOMC meeting in nine days. He owns crypto, called Bitcoin "an important asset" and compared it to gold, but markets are pricing zero chance of a cut. Weird?

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Crypto Can Survive CLARITY Failure, But Not the Wait

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Remind me to NEVER purchase crypto from Venmo again

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These sizeable dips always end before my DCA goes through, lol

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Feels like I never get to take full advantage. Ah well, will just keep buying. submitted by /u/xBrodoFraggins [link] [comments]

Bull Trap

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Don’t fall for it. submitted by /u/-M00NMAN [link] [comments]

What is exactly happening to bitcoin right now?

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i’ve seen how bitcoin is slowly declining but also bouncing up a couple times here and there, but I don’t really know what the projection is of bitcoin and I’ve heard the term double bouncing. Could someone tell me what is going on with bitcoin ???? submitted by /u/Tamnerr [link] [comments]

Getting blockchain support

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A payment is still pending on my blockchain acc. I'm trying to contact them to get support. On support center, it's asking me to log in. I'm already logged in. So I log in again, and the loop repeats. So what should I do? submitted by /u/Ornery_Dependent250 [link] [comments]

Me Saying Bitcoin again

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So I went to a card show in Anaheim, CA today.

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I asked every single card trader if they accepted Bitcoin. Except this legend. submitted by /u/Kanye_West_Side [link] [comments]

Think about it... what is max pain? Fast pump to 70-80k

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Everyone waiting for lower prices. Longs liquidated. Shorts will get liquidated. Amount of people that waited for 60k and open long? maybe less than 5% Amount of people willing to go long now after this scare and buy power weakness. Almost nobody. submitted by /u/Voice-Ok [link] [comments]

My 55 year old coworker texted me this. Is the bottom in?

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My 55 year old coworker texted me this. Is the bottom in? submitted by /u/Ok-Archer-4263 [link] [comments]

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Daily Crypto Discussion - June 7, 2026 (GMT+0)

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Did... did it just double bottom at 60?

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if this double bottom is confirmed its huge. thats all. sorry to all the shorts but take care the bounce can get BRUTAL submitted by /u/No_Jellyfish2185 [link] [comments]

Lighter Due Diligence: the highest growth L2?

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Due diligence: Beta on HYPE: Hyperliquid is amazing right now, and I expect them to do well. Perpification of all assets is going way faster that most realized, while tokenization of rwa’s have taken much longer due to the complexity of regulations, cross chain considerations, liquidity concerns, split order books etc. Perps have become the top choice for people to gamble on commodities like gold, silver, oil, and of course stocks and even pre IPO stocks. Volatility is a tailwind for perp dex revenue, and I expect further volatility this summer and rest of the year. Notice I didn’t even mention crypto perps. Even when crypto has low liquidity and mindshare, perp dex’s will still do well as people trade all assets. Lighter is currently much smaller than HYPE. About 2% of both MC and FDV. $LIT alpha: US based: Vlad, the founder of Lighter, has strong connections to both Silicon Valley, DC heavyweights, and NYC tradfi institutions. He has strong connections to Robinhood, and was an early advisor and HS friend to the other Vlad, ceo of RH. RH was an early investor to Lighter, and I expect some collaboration with them in the future, as Vlad mentioned in a few interviews. I expected some integration of the options market form RH may be able to flow through Lighter on chain, or lighter can help RH with the perps in Us market. Vlad is also friends with Mike Selig of the CFTC, and also with David Sacks. Sacks was an early investor in Lighter before divesting and working for the Trump admin. I expect lighter to receive CFTC approval for us perps market and perhaps tokenization way before hyperliquid Ken Griffin, ceo of citadel, personally hired Vlad when he was 19. Citadel looks to be the perfect partner to provide liquidity to lighter. Citadel would make money on spreads. They also would need to buy $LIT token to be included in the liquidity pool as that’s how the tokenomics are set up 3) token buybacks. Lighter is using 100% of the revenue to buy back the $LIT token, and their buybacks is about 150% higher than $HYPE as % of market cap 4) Vlad also has strong relationships with EF and Vitalik, BMNR and tom Lee. Excited to see where these partnerships go. And I wouldn’t be surprised if these orgs invest in lighter as ethereum community is in their lowest sentiment. They need a killer app. submitted by /u/PeeOnDusk [link] [comments]

‘This Is Not Financial Advice’ (a few popular crypto finfluencers called out in this)

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NY Judge Halts Lawsuit Claiming 39,069 Dormant Bitcoin Wallets Until July Hearing

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dont worry dear it’s fine :-D

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New merchant now accepting Bitcoin for design work

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Hey everyone, I’m a graphic designer who grew up inspired by the logos, sports graphics and retro aesthetics of the 80s and 90s. That nostalgia eventually became the foundation of my career, and today I create retro‑style logos, vintage sports artwork and branding for clients around the world. I’ve recently started accepting Bitcoin as a payment option, so I’m sharing this as a one‑time merchant announcement in line with the subreddit rules. If anyone wants to check out my work or get in touch, I’ll leave more details in a comment below. Thanks for reading. submitted by /u/svgmkcreative [link] [comments]

How long after buying Bitcoin did you actually read the whitepaper?

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Be honest: Did you read Satoshi’s 9-page whitepaper before your very first transaction, or did you hold for months before finally sitting down to study the actual tech? submitted by /u/GiftSaint1072 [link] [comments]

Friend asked me if I’m buying here. Pressure test this market thesis. Probably wrong

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Wrote this hastily. A bit middle of the road, so curious what others think. Not a trader and historically not the best predictor of what the corn is going to do. Will sum responses with Claude. —- Buying here is tricky. $60K is the level to watch. If it doesn’t hold, prob a good buying opportunity in the $40s. Right now AI is the only game in town, which will continue to soak up all the speculative oxygen for the foreseeable future. Probably tops at some point, hard to say when. SpacEX IPO is going to be interesting to watch, as will OpenAI and Anthropic whenever those happen. There’s a chance newly created AI IPO wealth rotates back into BTC once AI valuations feel too rich for everyone and they want to diversify. BUT… As I said to you earlier, I never liked what Saylor is doing, and from what I gather he’s in a tough spot here (though I still don’t fully understand all the financial wizardry of it). Regardless, another cloud of uncertainty on the market. Then add quantum risk, and it’s hard for insto’s to allocate, which is what the market needs to go up. Gut says everything’s in the shitter at least until fall. So if you were going to take a flyer, that would be the time period to do it. But if there’s a big AI bubble pop, that probably takes everything down deeper, so that’s where your risk lies. submitted by /u/CryptigoVespucci [link] [comments]

10,500,000 bitcoin being held at a loss right now, a new record

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Would you borrow to buy Bitcoin?

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Do you think taking out a low-interest loan or using leverage to acquire more Bitcoin is a smart strategic move, or does adding debt completely defeat the philosophy of financial freedom? submitted by /u/JamesWilson1054 [link] [comments]

Anyone Else CMC app showing them shitcoins?

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Swap all my meme coins for bitcoin? Turbo follows the same chart roughly as bitcoin. Wouldn't it give me a better return when the bull run starts?

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Is this dip a gift?

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With sentiment hitting deep fear territory, are you viewing this pullback as a generational buying opportunity, or are you genuinely cautious about the macro outlook right now? submitted by /u/JonathanEvans1047 [link] [comments]

Congress Just Put 7 Crypto Tax Bills on the Clock

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Can we finally admit the Lightning Network narrative completely contradicts Bitcoin's security model? Maxis are in denial.

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Hear me out on this. I was thinking about the ultimate end-game of hyperbitcoinization, and I stumbled into a bizarre paradox. If the Lightning Network becomes as fast, cheap, and seamless as Bitcoin maxis hope it will, could it actually end up undermining the very security of Bitcoin itself? Think about the onboarding process. Right now, the goal is to get everyone onto Layer 2 because we all know the base layer can't scale to handle global, day-to-day commerce. But here is the catch: once a user is successfully onboarded into a Lightning channel, why would they ever leave? If people move to Layer 2 and are just exchanging off-chain IOUs indefinitely, it creates a fatal economic flaw for the base layer: The Fee Market Collapse: Bitcoin's long-term security budget relies entirely on transaction fees replacing the block subsidy. But if most daily transactions happen off-chain on Lightning, L1 transaction volume effectively dries up. Fewer L1 transactions means plummeting fee revenue for miners. If mining ceases to be profitable, the network's hashrate drops, making the entire foundational ledger vulnerable to 51% attacks. The ultimate irony is that the better Lightning gets, the less economic incentive anyone has to interact with the base layer that secures it. By solving the scalability problem, they might accidentally be engineering a slow-motion vampire attack on Bitcoin's foundational security. Change my mind. submitted by /u/Good-Book-6912 [link] [comments]

Trail of Bits' latest quantum circuits move crypto closer to Q-Day, and why quantum-safe chains matter

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Trail of Bits just released "trailmix," five new quantum circuits for the hardest step in Shor's algorithm: elliptic-curve point addition. They beat Google's and every prior published circuit on the efficiency frontier, including a new low-qubit record at around 1,066 logical qubits. Link: https://x.com/trailofbits/status/2062980523232805164 The attack comes down to running that point-addition step billions of times, so a cheaper step means a smaller, faster quantum computer can do the job. The curve being optimized, secp256k1, secures Bitcoin, Ethereum, and most coins, so every improvement is another tick toward "Q-Day," the day a large enough quantum computer exists. No machine can do it today; the point is how fast the gap is closing. Shor's exploits a one-way function. Your public key is derived from your private key in a way that is easy forward and effectively irreversible on a classical computer, but Shor's reverses it on a quantum computer by turning the secret into a hidden repeating pattern that interference surfaces all at once. Ordinary arithmetic then recovers the private key. Breaking ECDSA is not exotic. It is the textbook use case quantum computers were designed for, and the algorithm has been public for over thirty years. No further breakthrough is required. Once a large enough fault-tolerant, general-purpose quantum computer exists, breaking crypto is just running a known program on it: no new physics, no special crypto-breaking hardware, nothing left to invent. What is left is building the hardware and shrinking the circuit. That second part is already a public, ongoing effort: the open challenge at ecdsa.fail (https://www.ecdsa.fail) is a live leaderboard where contributors, including AI agents, compete to make the point-addition circuit leaner, and submissions have already pushed below Google's numbers. Once standard quantum hardware crosses the size threshold, configuring a circuit to break the key is the easy part; that piece is already well understood and getting leaner by the week. The risk to holders is direct. The moment a public key is exposed on-chain, by spending or reusing an address, it can be targeted, and coins already sitting behind an exposed key cannot be retroactively protected. It is the crypto version of "harvest now, crack later." The fix is quantum-safe signatures, hash-based or lattice-based schemes that Shor's has no shortcut against. NIST has already standardized them. One chain was built this way from the start. QRL has been quantum-safe since its 2018 genesis, using hash-based signatures Shor's cannot break. Its upcoming upgrade, QRL 2.0, extends that as a proof-of-stake, energy-efficient, EVM-compatible network where existing Solidity contracts port over with minimal changes. It signs with ML-DSA-87, NIST's highest post-quantum security tier (Level 5), and it is crypto-agile, able to adopt new post-quantum algorithms without a contentious fork; it has already moved its entire signature stack up to a stronger level in about two weeks. Testnet V2 has been live since March 2026, Halborn audited the cryptography library with no vulnerabilities found, and Trail of Bits is auditing the full protocol, with mainnet targeted for 2026 after the remaining audits. Its throughput benchmarks land in Ethereum's range even though post-quantum signatures run tens of times larger than ECDSA's. submitted by /u/alami9 [link] [comments]

Is there a simple way to buy Bitcoin with USDT?

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I'm a Dubai resident, here stablecoins are very well adopted, I had a deal which I got USDT, i'm looking to swap it for Bitcoin but the problematic is I got advised not to use Binance/any CEX at any cost as the purpose of Crypto, i heard a ton of horror stories. Is there currently and concretly a way to convert USDT to Bitcoin? submitted by /u/headgod123 [link] [comments]

Just one of the other times when it was all over. June 11th 2011. BTC was around $25.

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I love watching my average cost go down

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That’s it, okay bye submitted by /u/k9Jr [link] [comments]

buying bitcoin now is like buying a house in the 1950s

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im gen z, i here a lot of people my age complain about how old folks got houses for dirt cheap, and there right they did. but i believe that what we are looking at today with bitcoin is the exact same opportunity. most people my age dont realize it. i remember learning about bitcoin 6 years ago, i had money to invest but i overlooked btc at 15k i bought stocks instead. now im older now and im wise enough now to not miss that opportunity again. ai is the sexy new tech that eats up billions while barely improving since the first chatgpt, while btc sitting quietly in the back knowing it will go down in history for fundamentally changing how humans view currency and store economic value. not sure how long btc will be this cheap, but im going all in with the money ive saved over the years. im not going to sell. see you in October. submitted by /u/moz_rl [link] [comments]

How much BTC would make you feel financially free?

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Is there a specific stacking milestone where you would finally feel secure enough to step back from the daily grind, or is financial freedom more about self-custody and exit from fiat for you? submitted by /u/RyanCooper1046 [link] [comments]

Bad at Bitcoin .0266615 @ $87417

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Long time observer and a first-time poster, and I just want to admit I have always had awful timing with selling my btc. Don't get me wrong, I've always managed to make a few bucks, but the timing was always wrong as soon as I would get a hankering to sell for profit it has never failed to skyrocket and take off leaving me in the dust. Alas, as I am seemingly never wrong with my bad timing, around last Halloween,I decided that it would be a great time to dive right in I decided to attempt to make a goal for myself of at least obtaining .1 btc; Maybe not a huge milestone for many, but for me personally coming from what I will just sum up as blatant poverty (to skip a lot of details) no time limit necessary, but obviously, the sooner, the better. I just wanted to hear from others if I'm cooked, dead in the water, or just surviving? submitted by /u/happyface4242 [link] [comments]

Looking at the current macro cycle: Bullish or worried?

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Given how deep the pullback has been from the peak over the last few months, are you viewing this as a healthy mid-cycle reset to accumulate more, or is the current trend actually starting to worry you? submitted by /u/AdamReed1044 [link] [comments]

At what point does a Bitcoin dip become an irresistible buy for you?

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Not looking for financial advice, just curious about everyone's personal psychological targets for adding heavily to their cold storage. submitted by /u/LukeMorgan1043 [link] [comments]

Do you regret trying to convince your friends to buy Bitcoin?

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I used to talk about it constantly, but now I just stay quiet unless someone asks me directly. Is it better to let people discover it on their own? submitted by /u/JackCollins1042 [link] [comments]

Should I use a multi-sig wallet to avoid private key collision paranoia?

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Hi everyone, please don't hate. I know this might sound like extreme paranoia, but I need some peace of mind. I've been feeling anxious about the remote possibility of someone randomly stumbling upon my private key using websites like keys.lol. I fully understand the math behind it and know it is practically impossible, but it is not mathematically impossible. Regarding the math, Bitcoin addresses (like P2WPKH) use RIPEMD-160, which gives a collision probability of 1/2^{160}. If I use a 2-of-2 multi-sig setup (P2WSH), an attacker would need to guess two independent keys, theoretically pushing the security margin way further (closer to 1/2^{320}). I already know how to use Sparrow Wallet and manage XPUBs. Am I being way too paranoid here? Summary: For a long-term hodler with high anxiety about collisions, should I stick to a standard single-sig (P2WPKH) or move to a multi-sig (P2WSH)? submitted by /u/Suspicious_Bag_9264 [link] [comments]

Someone asked why ETFs made me believe in Bitcoin

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Please double check my math. At the current price, IBIT is holding $162 billion. They charge 1/4th of 1% per year (0.0025). This is $405 million per year revenue at current price. I think the big boys want to see Bitcoin continue to thrive. They want Bitcoin to double, triple or 10x. This makes me feel better about the future. submitted by /u/3_pigs [link] [comments]

Microstrategy BTC Buy incoming?

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I think the best way to ease the mind is to just buy like $15 a day . Every day is the best way to average right

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Bitcoin Has Dumped All of Its Gains Since Trump Was Reelected—And Then Some

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50K We're coming ????

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Breaking down the June selloff: record ETF outflows, $1.7B liquidated, fear maxed — how much of this is actually structural vs. mechanical?

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Rough week across the board. BTC ~51% off its Oct ’25 high, ETH at 2-year lows, SOL at its lowest since Dec 2023, F&G buried in fear, and ~$1.7B in leverage wiped in a single 24h stretch. Instead of the “is the bull market over” doom takes, I tried to separate what broke from what just sold off. Going through the drivers, almost none of them are crypto-native: • Record ETF redemptions — US spot BTC ETFs logged their biggest weekly outflow ever (\~$3.4B); ETH ETFs are on their longest net-outflow streak on record. Direct bid leaving the market. • Macro risk-off — sticky inflation, stronger dollar, Fed “higher for longer.” Capital rotating to cash/bonds/gold. Every risk asset is getting sold, not just crypto. • Leverage flush — mostly mechanical, longs cascading into liquidation. Painful, but it resets froth. • Cycle psychology — we’re squarely in the part of the 4-year window where sentiment historically sours. What’s not on the list: no protocol failure, no exchange blowup, no broken networks. Chains processing, DeFi functioning, dev activity intact. The one genuinely interesting divergence I can’t stop looking at: while BTC and ETH ETFs hemorrhaged billions, Solana spot ETFs just posted their best month of 2026 (~$15.6M net inflows last week, total SOL ETF assets crossing $1B). Smart money rotating into one name during peak fear is at least worth a conversation. Not calling a bottom — ETH prediction markets are pricing 70%+ odds of a deeper leg down, and BTC’s still in a confirmed downtrend. Just that the cause here reads as liquidity + sentiment, not fundamentals. Where’s everyone landing — capitulation flush, or the start of something worse? And is the SOL flow divergence signal or noise? submitted by /u/sunny8888 [link] [comments]

Why 50-60 K is probably the bottom

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This is my thesis Sentiment of crypto delusion maxxing analisis paralisys bro is “wait till drop to 30k n buy ” Sentiment of normie boomer is “btc is dead 4 ever” Sentiment of chad emotionally testosteronally balanced stoic crypto alpha hodler: i filled my bags 60k, if goes to 50, buy again double quantity Who u trust more ? Gl bros submitted by /u/Practical-Method6449 [link] [comments]

How to buy the equivalent of a specific amount on coin base

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I’m trying to buy £70 worth of bitcoin and have no idea how submitted by /u/Tiny_Significance384 [link] [comments]

Just one more Alt season. I promise I will sell this time around ????

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I’m holding shit bags that keeps getting delisted. Plus I’m down from £18k in 2024 with a total of £5k invested to £1.8k submitted by /u/Civil_Preference3590 [link] [comments]

Five Years Later . If you’re buying crypto now, you basically haven’t missed anything over the past five years.

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Except for losing money submitted by /u/Fun_Training6342 [link] [comments]

Open source Bitcoin solo mining pool with native Stratum V2 (Noise), released under GPLv3

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I released the source for mkpool, a Bitcoin solo mining pool engine, under GPLv3. The idea is straightforward. You mine with your own Bitcoin address as the username, and if you find a block the reward goes to you directly from the network. There is no custodial wallet in the middle. What might interest this sub specifically is the protocol support. It speaks classic Stratum, Stratum over TLS, and native Stratum V2 with the Noise handshake, so mining traffic can be encrypted end to end. Work is always built from the full transaction set the node provides. Because it is open source, the parts that matter to a miner, how shares are validated and how the coinbase and block are constructed, are all auditable rather than a black box. Source: https://github.com/Mecanik/mkpool Live pool: https://mkpool.com It is licensed GPLv3 and was written from scratch in modern C++, inspired by Con Kolivas' ckpool. Questions and code review welcome. submitted by /u/Mecanik1337 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin wallet recommendations

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Hi, i’ve been trading for a few years (futures and forex) but i’ve never invested in anything yet. I want to start to invest in bitcoin because i consider it’s a good opportunity right now. But i don’t know what app to use or what wallet to use for bitcoin. Any recommendations? Is coinbase good? submitted by /u/xXxAnthraxXx [link] [comments]

REKT: Over $5,700,000,000 in long positions were liquidated in just 7 days.

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Recommended First Hardware Wallet

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As the title states, I'm buying a good amount of btc while it's low, and think its time to get a cold wallet. What do you guys recommend? Preferably something I can use with my PC and phone. submitted by /u/One_Emu5299 [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, June 07, 2026

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Bitcoiner class of 2025

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Selling one of my two BTC.

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The head is in the water when I sit on the toilet so I figured, why not. submitted by /u/No-Protection-9665 [link] [comments]

Daily General Discussion June 07, 2026

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Bull to bear how it feels

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Bitcoinners when it hits 10K by 2027

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Your friend who thinks BTC will be $1M next time:

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Anyone rlse panic buying

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This is my first bitcoin anonymous meeting. I just keep panic buying. Anyone else ? Selling everything to buy more. submitted by /u/diamondmuckinhands [link] [comments]

If you think this is the end, you've never understood Bitcoin

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We're down ~50% from the October high and my feed is nothing but FUD, so let's take a step back and put things back into perspective. Bitcoin is not going to zero. Why? Because as long as anyone in the world values it, they'll trade something for it. What sold for pennies 16 years ago is sitting at $60k today — after getting cut in half. Name another asset that drops 50% and is still up that much over its life. I'll wait. This is what Bitcoin does. It doesn't go up in a straight line, it goes up in violent, gut-wrenching steps with brutal drawdowns in between. Every single one of these dips has felt like the end. None of them were. If a 50% haircut shakes you out, you were never going to make it anyway. And here's the part the haters never want to deal with: not only is Bitcoin not going to zero, it's going to infinity. Why? Because the currency it's priced in is being printed to infinity. Bitcoin's monetary inflation steadily drops every 4 years on a fixed schedule, marching toward a hard cap of 21 million. Fiat does the exact opposite. That's the core design flaw of fiat — there's always an incentive to inflate, and eventually it snowballs. The result is that every real asset gets more "valuable" relative to the currency it's measured in. It's exactly what's been happening in real estate and the stock market for years. So no, the short-term price isn't the story. Plenty of factors drive the day-to-day chaos, and right now they're driving it down. That's noise. The fundamentals are simple: an asset getting scarcer, demand growing over time, priced in a currency being debased. Over a long enough timeline, there's only one direction that math points. Zoom out. submitted by /u/cypherx1 [link] [comments]

Worldwide Google search volume for "is crypto dead?" vs. Bitcoin price, 2010-2026

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Daily Crypto Discussion - June 6, 2026 (GMT+0)

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Buy bitcoin now!!!

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I have been in this since 2013. I know what you're thinking...'this guy is running on hopium', 'past performance is no guarantee of future performance', 'he's a bag holder shilling bitcoin'... Yeah yeah yeah. I get it. I've been here before. I bought in at $600 ish...I saw it go up over $1000, I sold a ton at $2500, I held, I watched, I bought, I sold... It's a rollercoaster...but here's the thing... It has never broken. It has never been hacked. It is a rock solid protocol for money. This thing is real. If you want to step off the legacy emotional money system and get into never debased permanent future money, this is your opportunity. Don't fuck it up. submitted by /u/supercreatives [link] [comments]

The crypto market crash on June 2nd triggered nearly $1.8B in liquidations

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MicroStrategy CEO Sells $11 Million Worth of Shares

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Now is the time to learn to approach Bitcoin in terms of how many sats you get every purchase and ignore your stack value in dollars.

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The whole point of Bitcoin is to free ourselves from the fiat system. So why would it make sense to look at your Bitcoin stack and sweat that it's gone down in usd? I bought over 30,000 sats yesterday. That's just over twice as many for the same $20 I was DCAing every week or so last October during the ATH. If you're day trading Bitcoin you deserve to lose money. If you're a hodler you deserve the discounts. o7 submitted by /u/TerminatedPotato [link] [comments]

Bitcoin's Options Market Still Looks Nervous

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While doing my weekly research on what happened over the last week and how the market is currently pricing stuff, one thing that caught my eye this was Bitcoin's skew. BTC is pricing roughly a ±3.9% move for the coming week, but that's not really the interesting part. What's interesting is that puts are still trading a lot richer than calls. Downside protection is carrying about a 12 vol point premium over comparable upside exposure. It is normal that puts are more expensive than calls, but Deribit's pricing is quite substantial compared to the last few weeks. That surprised me. Bitcoin is down close to 18% just in the last week alone and traders are still paying up significantly for protection. So either traders remain genuinely worried about another leg lower, or nobody is in a hurry to sell that downside insurance. I'm not saying Bitcoin has to go down from here. Plenty of markets bottom while put skew remains elevated. But, the fear is quite clear on the options chain. I just think it's interesting that even after a meaningful selloff, the options market still seems a lot more concerned about downside than upside. Anyone else watching the skew or willing to sell some puts here? https://preview.redd.it/kfkg3ta00q5h1.png?width=1160&format=png&auto=webp&s=ab5da85d980d0cc1d18bc105b5137ca2be9172fb submitted by /u/DueDilligenceTrader [link] [comments]

Figured I was done buying ETH. This drop has made me start back up again.

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When people talk about this industry they usually say "crypto." When they invest in the traditional equities market they will usually tell you specifically which companies. The VAST majority of trading here is automated, and based off of BTC. I'm a firm believer that this market dump was caused (in addition to all of the typical external risk-related things) people becoming spooked about bitcoin. But since the market still behaves as a homogeneous lump, all projects dive automatically when investors (speculators) dive from bitcoin. The bitcoin narratives have evaporated one by one. No one uses it as a currency. It's not digital gold. Hard cap is not guaranteed. It's not unbreakable. It's not a hedge against inflation. It seems clear that, despite whatever tomorrow's new narrative, it doesn't have a lot of practical use. This community has known that, but the TV-viewing public is now realizing it. Meanwhile ETH has been attracting positive attention and development. The biggest criticisms so far (other than 'how has it changed my life day-to-day') have been that the price hasn't reflected the progress made. But the progress is undeniable. Projects ARE happening at some of the largest financial institutions in the world. We've yet to see whether these will bear fruit or not. However, the "projects" related to bitcoin were ETFs, and part of this dump might be related to the fact that the ETF fantasy has proven to mostly fall flat. All this to say, that I believe ETH is being traded automatically based on BTC price movement. Market is dumping bitcoin, therefore market-wide is dumping because of the automated trading. If you're a believer in the future of ETH, this is a pretty great moment to be buying. This would be a great moment to buy any asset that sees a dramatic drop in price because of something unrelated to its investment thesis. submitted by /u/Available_Win5204 [link] [comments]

For those thinking $60k is a blood bath...

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Only ~3 years ago it was UNDER $20,000. So it's still up 300%+ in about 3 years. So yeah, it's off it's ATH but it's up big in 3 years. submitted by /u/Select_Aide_6548 [link] [comments]

I'm going full bitcoin maxi

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From now on, I dca part of my salary only in BTC. The rest is dog shit. I'm keeping all of my other portfolio in altcoins, that I accumulated since 2024, and will not make a mistake of selling them for BTC, but what is gonna change is that I will add only to BTC from now on. My plan is to add 0.01 at least, and 0.02 at most of BTC every month. Is that a good plan? submitted by /u/fullofcrap404 [link] [comments]

Fear & Greed is down at 12 with BTC in the low 60s. How's everyone holding up?

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Not really looking for hopium or doom, just curious where heads are at. Bitcoin's been sitting around the low $60Ks, the ETF outflows have been running for about two weeks straight now, and the Fear & Greed index is parked at 12 which is about as low as it's been all year. Apparently whales are buying while retail sells, which is the same story we always hear at these points. I've been through enough of these to know the "extreme fear = buy" thing works until it really doesn't. Are you actually doing anything differently right now or just sitting on your hands? submitted by /u/EdgeQuiet2199 [link] [comments]

The 0.1 milestone

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Where to begin… I first got introduced to Bitcoin i 2013 by a family friend (Bitcoin was around $300 back then) but was unable to get my hands on any Bitcoin because I did not own a debit card yet (I was 15) and my parents would not let me buy into the so called *magic money*. Oh boy they regret it now. It was not until 2017 that I looked more seriously into Bitcoin. I only had purchased a small amount with the money I got for my birthday. It was not until 2021 where I started putting a part of my salary into Bitcoin and built myself a SeedSigner (love this small orange piece of hardware and software). A few years later, my two small pull requests got merged into Bitcoin and while they didn’t add anything functional, it made me feel proud. At the same time, I got a Raspberry Pi and started running my own node. Fast forward to 2026 and I have finally crossed the 0.1 threshold! submitted by /u/dimitaracev [link] [comments]

Wallet linked to Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin moves 110,000 ETH to defend $259M DAI debt position

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This is a great buy opportunity

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The current market bloodbath is just the tide pulling back before the wave. Investors are positioning themselves ahead of the SpaceX and potential Anthropic IPOs. The valuations involved are enormous and could inject a significant amount of capital into the market. Once the wave breaks, Bitcoin will recover. submitted by /u/WalksSlowlyInTheRain [link] [comments]

Bought 1 btc at 110K

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I spent last summer studying bitcoin, and I was very quickly convinced of the sovereignty that such an asset could give us, so I decided to buy 1 BTC when it was worth 110K. At the time, I hadn't studied the four-year cycles. Today I somewhat regret diving in headfirst instead of doing a DCA. But of course I won't sell. Even if it dropped to 1K, I won't sell. I'm now part of the network, like all of you here. Have a great weekend, everyone! submitted by /u/stephi_fou [link] [comments]

Bitcoin just dropped from $71K to $59K in a matter of days.

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For people who've been through previous cycles, this probably feels familiar. For people newer to Bitcoin, this might be the first real test of conviction. What keeps you from selling? Is it understanding what you own? Cycle timing? Something you told yourself last time that held true? Or something else entirely? submitted by /u/SoundMoneyWade [link] [comments]

Red month sats are always the best

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Zcash bug allowed unlimited minting. Was it exploited?

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I am trying to undersand the Zcash bug that was recently discovered. Does anyone know if there is certainty about whether it was exploited or not? Would there be any evidence of an exploit if someone had used it to mint a bunch of ZEC? https://x.com/CryptoTubeYT/status/2062502670909530409 submitted by /u/Good-Book-6912 [link] [comments]

Why ‘spot the typo’ is no longer enough for crypto security

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Thank you for the cheap BTC and SOL, please freak out more if you can

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Sarcasm aside, I’ve been in crypto since 2016 and am blown away with the fact that we never learn anything from history. In every single cycle, no exception, we get to the “crypto is dead” phase when everyone is losing their minds - ESPECIALLY those deep in crypto, which makes no sense. If you’d take literally ten minutes of your time to study previous cycles, you’d see that it always repeats itself. Yes we’re in a bear market, DCA what you can and forget about it for fucks sake. Thank me later. submitted by /u/doctorpoopghost5000 [link] [comments]

Coinbase’s ai news report is always so biased

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Kinda obvious. But its funny to always open this up and see some version of “yea its gone down a bunch but trust me actually a ton of people are investing right now its going great” submitted by /u/5nGlide [link] [comments]

What's the best way to Stake 32 ETH?

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Hi guys, from this insane dip i've sold some stock assets and bought ETH which I plan to hold for at least 3 years without touching it, I know we can stake it and earn passive interests which interests me currently. Problem is, i've digged to make a node and it seems like there's an unstake delay, isn't there a way to stake it without delay during unstaking? Thanks submitted by /u/headgod123 [link] [comments]

Thanks for dip - finally a full bitcoiner

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Node

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Wouldn’t giving someone running a node a small fraction of profit per validation help with bitcoin adoption? submitted by /u/MoeTown1865 [link] [comments]

The next 6-12 months will be the best opportunity to buy bitcoin we will ever see again in our lifetimes.

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Stack hard and hold on tight. Enjoy! submitted by /u/Any_Particular_ [link] [comments]

So what are everyones plans to buy the dip?

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Im starting to buy the first partials, hopefully it will go down to 50k and 40k and be at new ATH in a year or two. What are your moves? submitted by /u/Educational-Gear1367 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin at $66k in 2024 vs 2026

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Sent 0.04485299 ETH but nothing arrived.

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I made a documentary about 9/11. Its subtext is about how the gov't used that event to control the population — debt being the primary mechanism.

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Don’t worry guys yesterday I shorted Bitcoin so it would go up

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European Central Bank expected to raise rates twice as inflation climbs toward 3%

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Article highlights. The European Central Bank is gearing up to hike interest rates twice this year, a move that would mark a sharp reversal from the easing trajectory markets had grown comfortable with. A Bloomberg economist survey conducted between May 4-7, 2026, shows the consensus now expects 25 basis point increases in both June and September, lifting the deposit facility rate from 2.00% to 2.50%. That’s not what most forecasters were calling for just weeks ago. Earlier predictions had penciled in only a single hike for the year. But surging energy prices, driven by ongoing conflict in Iran, have pushed euro-area inflation to an estimated 2.9% to 3%, well above the ECB’s 2% target. submitted by /u/zesushv [link] [comments]

Nodle App v4 is now live in your wallet ????

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noooo-

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Sell it tards

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Sold my gold to buy BTC

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Just sold all my physical gold to buy Bitcoin. It's not much but if this plays out really well I will be living comfortably for a couple of decades. submitted by /u/MindlessAide6740 [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, June 06, 2026

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It's wild watching the market unwind like this

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This is absolutely insane and just continues to remind me of the COVID dip in March 2020. ETH is no longer #2, falling to #3 now to Tether. Many of the big alts are dropping BELOW their low ranges of the 2022/2023 bear market, lower than even where they were after the collapse of FTX. Crazy to see this all playing out. I am predominantly BTC, but also have had positions in ETH an ADA for a while now. I've been loading up aggressively on BTC this year in the 60k range, but the insane volatility on the alts has made me a bit more conservative with my moves on them. This will eventually find some sort of floor of support where it stabilizes, I don't know exactly where or when this will happen, so plan is to focus more on accumulating BTC for now. Crazy times. submitted by /u/ubermensch1001 [link] [comments]

Why hodl if you can buy more cheaper later?

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This guy called it, he even predicted Saylor's sell out around this time. Read his comments. submitted by /u/Ok-Amphibian1953 [link] [comments]

Crazy to see ETH out of second place (even if stablecoins don’t really count)

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Daily General Discussion June 06, 2026

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If you are not buying now, you are doing it wrong…

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It’s this simple. Decide if you believe in the future of any investment. Hopefully you do this before you enter. Seems like not everyone does this. So do it now. Decide if you see a future. Make up your mind. What other’s say can’t change it. They can share ideas that you need to assess and research, but don’t just listen to the noise. You will get lost in other people’s confusion and doubt. I believe a few specific cryptocurrencies will be much higher someday. I do not know or care when. I also imagined price going down by 75%. I decided I would buy. I decided to buy back in below ——. After selling with over 3x profit, I bought back in at ——, add, and dca no matter what price does. Tank it. I want more cheaper. I can sit on paper losses until Ia few minutes before I die. I would sell then and give the cash to someone I love or give them the asset. When I bought in, I saw the money as gone. I also bought in with 100% profit. If you bought higher, lower prices should seem like a discount or a sale. I like lower prices so I buy more when I can. Buy into weakness if you believe in the future of any investment. If you are questioning the future, do more and extensive research. Look into the sources of your doubts. If you still lack unshakable conviction, set a stop loss and stick to it or just sell and preserve capital. It’s better to do all of this before you enter any investment, not after or when price is going down. submitted by /u/IdratherBhiking1 [link] [comments]

I just bought 0.01 BTC at 61k

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Now it's 59k, I wanna buy more ???? submitted by /u/buy-high--sell-low [link] [comments]

Buy or wait

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Should I buy now or should I wait a bit longer? submitted by /u/Big_Loss_7094 [link] [comments]

Sung to the tune "Amarillo By Morning"

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55 by Monday.... submitted by /u/MarkFabulous1096 [link] [comments]

Buy the Dip?

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What do you all think, is it time to buy? Or is this the end of Bitcoin history, as it seems more and more institutions and ETFs are selling their bitcoins? As we can see together, Bitcoin's dominance seems to be getting weaker every day. ???? submitted by /u/wanwand69 [link] [comments]

OGs are reminiscing of the past bear markets. Sentiment is down the drain. Bottom is close.

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Moving everything into BTC

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Im down like 65% now and my portfolio exists off 30 percent SOL%, 23% LINK, 22% ETH only 16% BTC and 8 percent in BONK (only down 30%). Im wondering if its time to cut some losses and move it all into BTC sinds a long bear is probably ahead and altcoins are to unpredictable. BTC is at a good price to do this but these alts have bled a lot more relative to BTC. Im really doubting what to do here because doing this will make recovery to break even way harder but I plan to lump sum at 45000 to almost double portfolio. BTC price needed would go down from ~$170000 to ~117000. Would you stay in the alts at this point or convert I have done my personal research but am at a loss here submitted by /u/Friendly-Direction42 [link] [comments]

AI agents are now paying Lightning invoices autonomously —> without holding any Bitcoin!

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An AI agent sent a task to an API gateway today. The task: "tell me a joke." The joke service uses L402 — Lightning-gated APIs. The agent's wallet holds USDC on Base. Normally, that's a dead end. The payment rails don't connect. Today they did. The gateway found the L402 service, decoded the Lightning invoice (100 sats), paid it, collected the preimage, re-requested the service with proof of payment, and returned the joke to the agent. The agent's USDC balance was debited the equivalent amount. The agent never touched Lightning. Never decoded an invoice. Never knew it happened. This is the first time (that I'm aware of) that an autonomous AI agent paid a Lightning invoice as part of a task execution flow, without the human operator writing any Lightning-specific code. For Bitcoin people: Lightning is being used as infrastructure for agent-to-service payments. Not for speculation. Actual micropayments for actual data, at actual machine speed. The gateway is Cinderwright: https://api.ideafactorylab.org Lightning status: https://api.ideafactorylab.org/lightning-status 1,185 Lightning-gated services indexed: https://api.ideafactorylab.org/discover?q=weather&protocol=l402 submitted by /u/Spark_by_Spark [link] [comments]

When will BTC be what it’s supposed to be?

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My understanding of BTC is when the Fiat currency is no longer a thing, BTC will be the most important asset because it’s independent and can’t be controlled by governments or theoretically taken away from you. When do you realistically see this happening? Will we even be alive for this hypothetical future? submitted by /u/tmtiid [link] [comments]

What if it's all just a fad and you look back from 2030 and realise how much time and money you wasted on this bullshit?

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Too much winning

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1 BTC = 1 BTC. Few understand this

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People keep asking if I’m worried about the price. Why would I be? 1 BTC = 1 BTC. This is a level of financial enlightenment that most people will never achieve. I don’t care about the dollar value. That’s why I only check it 97 times a day. And whenever I get nervous, I simply look at the Bitcoin Rainbow Chart… the world’s most advanced financial model, which mysteriously gets updated every time reality disagrees with it. Price above the rainbow? Bullish. Price below the rainbow? Bullish. Rainbow doesn’t fit anymore? Just move the rainbow. It’s called science. Anyway, while everyone else is worried about the price of Bitcoin. I’ll be over here with my diamond hands waiting for the next Rainbow Chart update to explain why I was right all along. Anways… 1 BTC = 1 BTC Keep calm and stack sats! Only a few understand this! ???????? submitted by /u/Initial-Elderberry17 [link] [comments]

The Real Bitcoin Risk Nobody Talks About

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For your strategy, the bigger risk isn’t Bitcoin going from $65k to $60k or $55k. It’s waiting for a drop that never comes and then watching it run to $100k+ without you. submitted by /u/neo_wg [link] [comments]

Finally!!! 1.01 btc!!!!! I'M THRILLED!!!!!!!!!

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Im very excited !!! and want it to share it with someone outside my inner circle!!! I have been DCA this last month and finally got my 1.01 btc!!!! It will be worth it!!! Next goal 2.0 btc!!!!! submitted by /u/Parking-Bar6032 [link] [comments]

I bought at 59,700

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I keep stacking. I'm not worried about it. What is more likely bitcoin infinite upside or to $0? If you beleive the later keep living blindly in the Martrix. I prefer the Isle of Yap. And if Michael Saylors Strategy gets liquidated I dont give a you know what. Let it burn. His bond thesis is okay but not bullet proof.... submitted by /u/No-Newspaper8600 [link] [comments]

r/CryptoCurrency right now:

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Daily Crypto Discussion - June 5, 2026 (GMT+0)

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“If the network can freeze coins it decides are ‘vulnerable,’ is that still your keys your coins?”

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Been chewing on the BIP-361 stuff since it dropped in April and I can't land on an answer I'm comfortable with, so I'm throwing it to people who know more than me. Quick recap for anyone not following: Lopp and a few others proposed sunsetting legacy signatures to deal with the quantum threat. The Google Quantum AI research earlier this year pulled the timeline forward enough that "harvest now, decrypt later" stopped sounding like sci-fi. Roughly a third of all BTC sits in addresses with exposed public keys, Satoshi's ~1.1M included. The plan would eventually make those coins unspendable if they don't migrate. And the logic isn't dumb. If a quantum attacker can drain old wallets, freezing them first protects the supply cap and everyone else's stack. Here's where I get stuck. The whole reason I'm here and not leaving my money in a bank is that nobody can freeze my coins. Not a government, not a dev, not a vote. "Your keys, your coins" never came with an asterisk that says "unless we decide your address looks risky." So which is it? If the network can vote to freeze coins it deems vulnerable, how is that not just confiscation with extra steps and a good reason attached? And if it genuinely can't, are we fine sitting on our hands waiting for someone to crack Satoshi's wallet live on a stream one day? Every argument I read for one side makes the other sound worse. Where do you actually land on this, and what's the part of the counterargument you can't get past? submitted by /u/WickWatcher [link] [comments]

Should have never listened

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Bitcoin is now boring

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It's really hard to say this when I'm in the red, but All the money is going into AI and SpaceX IPO. submitted by /u/hcballs [link] [comments]

I was wondering if mining was dead under $60k so I built a live tracker to show exactly which miners are still in the green. Feedback welcome.

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ETH 1550

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Feb 3rd 2021 - Eth, $1,550 Jun 12th 2022 - Eth $1,550 Jan 15th 2023 - Eth $1,550 Sep 12th 2023 - ETH $1,550 April 7th 2025 - ETH $1,550 June 5th 2026 - ETH $1,550 Congrats to all ETH holders. submitted by /u/GabeSter [link] [comments]

After months of Michael Saylor comparing Micro Strategies preferred stock STRC to a Money Market, STRC is down 7% in the last five days as all investors in 2026 are now at an unrealized loss .

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For those that don't know STRC is a preferred stock that means the money you put in can only be sold to other preferred stock buyers you can't redeem your buy price. You'd think Strategy would have made that more clear with all their marketing when Saylor repeatedly said it was money market stability, or indirectly called it a "money market fund". But here we are in perhaps the most predictable situation ever. Coffeezilla u/coffeebreak42 made a video warning about this exact situation a few months ago. "the fastest growing product ever" Coffezilla video submitted by /u/GabeSter [link] [comments]

Live footage of your crypto portfolio right now.

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Mt. Gox moved 10,422.65 BTC out of cold storage

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I see some chatter on here about October being the bottom most likely. But I think that would only be the start of it. The deadline for the final Mt. Gox bitcoin to be returned to creditors is October 31, 2026. Which no doubt they would want to liquidate those coins and finally get their money. Which would cause a further extended crash. I'd imagine between now and then the big players will be trying to exit bitcoin and sell off what they can so they don't get caught in the middle of that storm. That's probably what is going on right now. Something to take into consideration. submitted by /u/Person9441 [link] [comments]

Getting bloodthirsty…

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Yall diving in on this juicy target price or DCA to 50k? It’s speaking to me like the ring. Side note - I can’t wait for all these overpromised AI investors to run back to BTC once they realize no one cares about generating b tier animations or code that requires constant sourcing for troubleshooting. submitted by /u/fishingnevercatching [link] [comments]

Kaspa's Toccata hard fork goes live on June 30, bringing programmability, native assets, and ZK proofs.

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This is where men are made

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Don't be a baby. Don't be a fish. Stay strong. It's not supposed to be easy. Bitcoin. submitted by /u/Admirable_Ice3247 [link] [comments]

Back to the 50’s we go ????

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If you need help, https://988lifeline.org/ or dial 988

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We have to make sure this message gets out there for those who need it. US Only of course, other countries, good luck. Those with crypto stand with you. submitted by /u/YouAGerm [link] [comments]

Me as I watch my portfolio go to zero

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I Know It Feels Dead, I’ve Been Here Before

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I've been in this position many times before, when everything felt dead, sentiment was terrible, and it seemed like Crypto was headed to zero. My advice is simple: stick with Bitcoin. I don't hold a huge amount, and I've sold some Bitcoin when I genuinely needed the money, for example, to cover medical expenses and my sister's tuition fees. But I never sold because of fear. Over the years, I've learned that constantly jumping from one crypto project to another is usually a losing game. Most people don't lose money because they bought Bitcoin, they lose money because they chase the next big thing. Bitcoin forces discipline. There are no promises of revolutionary new features every few months, no endless stream of tokens to speculate on, and fewer temptations to gamble on hype. You simply buy, hold, and focus on the long term. Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies may succeed, but they also introduce additional risks. The more projects you follow, the more opportunities there are to make emotional decisions, take unnecessary risks, or fall victim to hacks, scams, and poor investments. From a psychological perspective, many investors place greater value on Bitcoin's Proof-of-Work system because it requires real-world energy and resources to secure the network. Whether that ultimately matters is up for debate, but it is one reason Bitcoin continues to stand apart. If you look at the history of the crypto market, Bitcoin has remained the dominant asset through multiple booms and crashes. Many predictions have been made about another cryptocurrency overtaking it, but so far Bitcoin has remained at the top. At the end of the day, the choice is yours. But if you're going to participate in crypto, my view is that keeping things simple and focusing on Bitcoin gives you the best chance of staying disciplined and avoiding costly mistakes. And if you do buy Bitcoin, learn how to take custody of it yourself. A hardware wallet gives you direct ownership of your coins instead of relying entirely on a third party. Let me put it this way, if you give up on Bitcoin too early, you might miss the long-term upside. But if you stay through the cycles, there’s a real chance it can make a meaningful difference over time. The choice is yours. submitted by /u/kenjirai [link] [comments]

The STRC problem for MSTR

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STRC is the preferred stock issued by MSTR, it is designed to sit at $100 per share; the way it does that is by increasing or decreasing the dividend monthly to promote buying/selling. It's already sitting at 11.5% dividend and at $92.xx per share, which will require a significant increase in dividend %. Saylors recent small BTC sale was to pay this dividend, next month the dividend will have to rise to entice buyers back into it to tease it back up to $100 per share. That dividend of 12.5% or 13% becomes more difficult to pay and Saylor will need to dump more BTC to pay the dividend, as you can see this may cause a negative feedback loop, where the sale of BTC lowers price which inturn forces the continued sale of BTC, which ultimately will result in MSTR collapse. submitted by /u/tysnowboard [link] [comments]

What is everyone's cost basis?

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Mine is $94k so yeah... definitely feeling the pain but still hodling submitted by /u/T1m3Wizard [link] [comments]

Wouldn’t it make sense to just let Strategy fail?

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Wouldn’t it be good for retail for Saylor to be forced to liquidate his leveraged positions? If he misses a payment the penalties will be onerous. He’s not even bothering to raise the interest of his STRC but if he does that will just accelerate the liquidation. The whole thing could be over in a few weeks with retail getting some cheap coins and these “bitcoin treasuries” will have been shaken to the benefit of long term accumulators. Just my two cents submitted by /u/Even-Celebration9384 [link] [comments]

Mom? It's Me Again...

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Tuff times neva last

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It will definitely not be October

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Okay listen: - the big players dropping btc for ai shares/spacex. The expected a rise and needed funds so that makes sense - this btc drop is big and this ai rise is big and sudden. Those thing don’t last 4 months… - big players will try to take profits at the peak in t just before/just after. When then happened it drops like a rock AND they’ll have a lot of cash on their hands. -> they’ll need something to put those profits in. Something durable, proven profitable.. - they’ll jump in btc gain and the reverse will happen. It’s the perfect anti cycle. How often donee have this opportunity? - buy low=buy btc submitted by /u/Fluffer-fluf [link] [comments]

Now is the time to be greedy!

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Im telling you guys now is a time to buy when things are falling. Human nature plays against the typically has us buying when things are high. I’ve lost over 80,000 for my high about 20,000 in personal funds mainly mess with all coins at this point I’m gonna hold my crypto and buy more bitcoin submitted by /u/thegoodlife1980 [link] [comments]

truth hurts

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We all been here

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Serious question to all Bitcoiners

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This is only for those that are still screaming for another 70%+ crash… I have one simple question for you. Cycle returns have already shrunk dramatically. Each bull market has delivered meaningfully lower multiples than the last. Yet many of you still price in classic 70-80% drawdowns. If the upside is getting smaller while the downside stays brutal… what exactly is your thesis? Previous cycles gave you massive asymmetric upside in exchange for the pain. Now we’re looking at considerably lower returns… while still accepting 70%+ pain? That’s a materially worse risk/reward profile. So which is it? A) You’re taking nearly the same risk for far lower returns B) Diminishing returns eventually plateau or reverse as adoption grows C) You’re a full bear who believes Bitcoin is dying Be honest. submitted by /u/AdSuspicious5441 [link] [comments]

Here is what’s happening

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Bitcoin isn’t “dead.” It’s doing what it has done every cycle: violently shaking out weak hands. What’s interesting is that the long-term models with the best historical fit still project surprisingly high BTC prices by 2030: • Power Law 400k • Metcalfe’s Law 500k+ • Institutional adoption models → 250k–600k Meanwhile the current selloff is mostly: ETF outflows macro/rates fears leveraged liquidations Different cycle. Same emotions. submitted by /u/RevolutionaryNeck778 [link] [comments]

There is NO SECOND BEST crypto asset

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I wanted to break out a classic for all those that need to hear this right now submitted by /u/Seraph_2026 [link] [comments]

Memecoin ‘cult’ offered $50K to anyone willing to skydive into World Cup match

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⚠️ BITCOIN HITS 60000 ADMIST MARKET WIDE SELL OFF. WILL WE HIT 50K TODAY?

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ITS OVER!!! submitted by /u/Fun_Training6342 [link] [comments]

Cardayes or Cardano

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So I bought Cardano way back in 2017 and of course haven‘t sold any of it yet, like an idiot. Lately, or for like a few years now, I have mostly seen bad news and articles about it. And with the latest news it seems like this time it really goes to shit. Is anyone here in the same boat and still has some hope left? What are the main points why people started to hate it in the first place? submitted by /u/simp270991 [link] [comments]

Every time someone asks about the BTC dip

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Beginner here, why don't multi billionaire's buy all BTC?

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Sorry if my question is stupid but I want to know since im a beginner. submitted by /u/Emotional-Wheel8219 [link] [comments]

Guys, it’s happening!

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All of my friends are messaging me that bitcoin is dead! I am so excited for the discount we’re going to get submitted by /u/ku3ah [link] [comments]

As Polkadot continues to slide out of the top 100 (currently rank 50). 2021 darling DOT has dropped below $1 for the first time ever. Marking a total loss of 98.2% since the ATH (4 years ago) of $55.98. [All Time Chart Image 2]

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58k Gang always wins

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Been through this before, a word for the newcomers freaking out right now

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Saw a lot of panic posts today and just wanted to drop a quick note. Yeah, BTC is down ~45% from its October highs. Market cap is sitting around $2.2T. ETH is struggling, alts are bleeding. It looks rough. I get it. But if you've been here since 2018 or 2021, you know this feeling. This exact feeling. The "is it over?" posts, the doom threads, the guys saying crypto is dead. We've seen this movie before and somehow it keeps surprising people every time. I remember back in 2022 I had a decent chunk sitting on Nexo earning yield, watching it drop week after week. Logged into Kraken one morning, saw my portfolio was down like 60% from where I entered, and genuinely considered just pulling everything out. Glad I didn't. That moment of pure panic was almost exactly the bottom. For the people who just got in, this is genuinely stressful and I'm not going to pretend otherwise. Watching your portfolio drop hurts. That's real. But this is also just how this market works. It always has, probably always will. Nobody knows exactly where the bottom is. Not me, not the analysts, not the guy on Twitter with 400k followers. What I do know is that the people who panic sold in 2022 weren't smiling in 2023. Don't make permanent decisions based on temporary fear. Stay safe out there, don't invest more than you can afford to lose, and try to zoom out a little. ???? submitted by /u/One-Formal-824 [link] [comments]

ETH powers most of DeFi but the spending layer is still broken for most people

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Billions in USDC and USDT sitting on Ethereum, some of the most sophisticated financial infrastructure ever built, and i still have to convert everything to fiat just to buy groceries. The DeFi side is incredible. Lending, borrowing, yield all of it works seamlessly but the moment you want to actually spend your stablecoins in real life you're back to exchanges, fees and waiting for bank transfers. Everything works perfectly until you want to spend it somewhere normal submitted by /u/Any-Hedgehog8251 [link] [comments]

Who's to blame?

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Just sayin'... submitted by /u/UpperImpression3620 [link] [comments]

Almost 5 years ago I made this post. It's a good window into people's hopes and dreams for crypto during the 2021 bull run, and a good piece of comedy if you read it now

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Finally i have 1.3BTC!

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Its been a long time staking and bought more recently, i have 1.3btc to my name submitted by /u/Omniknight111 [link] [comments]

What is Bitcoin's most underrated feature?

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Everyone talks about the 21 million hard cap, but what protocol feature do you think doesn't get enough appreciation? submitted by /u/AmeliaBrooks1031 [link] [comments]

BIP324, Miniscript, Changing Consensus segment - Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #408

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Bitcoin Optech newsletter #408 is here: - summarizes ideas to make BIP324 transport encryption quantum secure - describes a proposal to standardize QR-based signing payloads for miniscript wallets - links to a CTV-only vault proof of concept - outlines points from a post-quantum Lightning thread - summarizes a quantum attack game theory post - points to discussion of 64-byte transactions and potential uses - Optech Newsletter #408 Podcast https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/06/05/ Olaoluwa Osuntokun posted to the Bitcoin-Dev mailing list his thoughts on possible upgrades needed to make BIP324 quantum secure... https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/06/05/#a-post-quantum-path-for-bip324 Pyth posted to Delving Bitcoin a proposal to standardize the data payloads exchanged between wallet coordinators and air-gapped signing devices over QR codes when using miniscript-based spending policies... https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/06/05/#discussion-of-qr-signing-payloads-for-miniscript-wallets Ademan announced on Delving Bitcoin the 0.1.0 release of his CTV (BIP119) vault project called MCCV (More Complicated CTV Vault)... https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/06/05/#ctv-only-vault-proof-of-concept Olaoluwa Osuntokun (roasbeef) posted to Delving Bitcoin a breakdown of how a post-quantum Lightning Network might look... https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/06/05/#post-quantum-lightning-discussion Jameson Lopp posted to Delving Bitcoin his blog post about the game theory of a quantum attack... https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/06/05/#quantum-attack-game-theory Jeremy Rubin wrote to the Bitcoin-Dev mailing list about potential legitimate uses for 64-byte witness-stripped transactions... https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/06/05/#bip54-64-byte-transactions-and-potential-legitimate-uses 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]

What’s the Best Long-Term Strategy for Investing in Bitcoin: Pure DCA, HODL, or Taking Partial Profits?

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What is the best approach to investing in Bitcoin in the long term? I’m currently doing regular DCA (dollar-cost averaging) and I’m also adding a bit more during this recent dip. My plan is mainly to hold for the long term, but I keep wondering if it actually makes sense to take some profits during major bull market peaks instead of just holding everything. For example, would a strategy like DCA + partial profit-taking at highs, then reinvesting those funds during big corrections, be more effective over time than pure HODL? Even if the market keeps going up afterwards, the idea would be to slowly rebuild positions during downturns. I’m not talking about timing everything perfectly, just maybe selling a portion during euphoric phases and not going fully all-in or fully out. I feel like I’m committed to HODL, but I also wonder if I’m missing opportunities by never taking any profits to reinvest later. submitted by /u/Ffj98 [link] [comments]

A reminder of how fast the network grew: Bitcoin's hashrate 10 years ago vs today.

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In June 2016, the total Bitcoin network hashrate was around 1.5 exahashes per second (EH/s). Today in 2026, we are consistently sustaining hundreds of EH/s. The sheer scale of computational security added over the last decade is mind-blowing. It truly is the most secure computing network on the planet. What do you think is the most underrated milestone Bitcoin achieved over the last 10 years? submitted by /u/EmmaFoster1029 [link] [comments]

The "Not your keys, not your coins" realization.

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I was explaining Bitcoin self-custody to a friend today. They couldn't grasp that the coins aren't actually "inside" the physical hardware wallet, but live on the blockchain, and the device just holds the private keys. It made me realize how much of a mental shift Bitcoin requires compared to traditional banking. What was the hardest concept for you to fully grasp when you first moved away from centralized exchanges? submitted by /u/LilyGrant1028 [link] [comments]

Waiting till the bear is over and shoot up to 250k

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Yes. I said it. Not just me. We are ALL waiting for the bear to be over. Let us all cooperate to let it dip to a new low if it needs to. Then let it shoot up to 250k when the bear phase is over. We predicted the bear cycle, that will come true. And next we will make the bull cycle come true too. submitted by /u/Tedious-Butcher [link] [comments]

Swap crypto for cash in Germany

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Hi, I am looking for someone to swap my crypto into cash in Germany. submitted by /u/Sydney088 [link] [comments]

Ethereal news weekly #26 | Justin Drake qday odds: 10% by 2030 & 50% by 2032, Aave rsETH post mortem, glamsterdam-devnet-5 launched

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Bitcoin News: Bitcoin Is Decoupling From Software Stocks — And the Last Two Times This Happened, Bitcoin Surged

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Why Is Crypto Crashing: Bitcoin at $63K, MSTR Down $10B and $750B Asia Bloodbath

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Wagyu XMR1 price manipulators finally exposed - Hyperliquid mafia

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WAGYU SCAMMERS EXPOSED https://x.com/veksonpu/status/2062811099678810482?s=20 For months I’ve been writing on this platform about how the Wagyu hype circlejerk is behind the massive corrections whenever Monero breaks out of resistance levels, and now I have final proof that I've been right the whole time. 1/4 Something seriously shady is going on with $XMR1 (synthetic wrapped Monero) on Hyperliquid, tied to Wagyu. If you care about real, decentralized markets, look at this data. We need to talk about vaporware and artificial sell pressure. 2/4 Red Flag 1: Insane Centralization Look at the traders list. The top 5 wallets are controlling the entire market. Wallet #1 alone dumped an absurd $19.35M worth of XMR1, pocketing $15.8M in profit. This isn't an organic market; it looks like a coordinated whale cartel or massive wash trading. 3/4 Red Flag 2: Unbacked Vaporware?Hyperliquid doesn't support native spot $XMR . XMR1 is a synthetic derivative. Because real Monero is private, there is ZERO public on-chain proof that these wrapped tokens are backed 1:1 by real reserves. It’s a printing press with no oversight. 4/4 The Impact: Crashing the Real MarketWhen these 5 wallets coordinate massive selling swaps of unverified paper tokens, it creates brutal artificial sell pressure. Bots and arbitrage algos pick this up, indirectly dragging down the sentiment and price of REAL Monero. Stay vigilant and don't get played by closed-loop sandboxes. https://preview.redd.it/5r3fv1fwcf5h1.png?width=2548&format=png&auto=webp&s=661c5020a10dbfad8a544f4091fbe7ace2b7d866 submitted by /u/vekypula [link] [comments]

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson takes "a break"

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Bitcoin Treasury Firms Lose $62bn in Crypto Downturn: Bloomberg

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Bitcoin Buys A Home: Better And Coinbase Close First Fannie Mae-Backed BTC Mortgage

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Better and Coinbase have funded the first Fannie Mae-backed mortgage that lets homebuyers use Bitcoin as collateral for their down payment loan. submitted by /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] [comments]

BTC FALLS YET IN ANOTHER DAY. 3 DAYS AGO IT BREACHED 60K. LOOKS LIKE ITS BREACHING 50K ANYTIME NOW.

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Zcash Tumbles on Orchard Vulnerability Fear While Monero Trends as Top Privacy Competitor

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Monero has trended positively in discussions and price action, benefiting from the narrative shift. XMR’s mandatory privacy and community-driven development contrast with Zcash’s optional model and history of upgrades. submitted by /u/huh_danny [link] [comments]

You think this is a dip? Weaklings ....

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Just stopping by to tell everyone who's panicking and isn't convinced about BTC: please leave the sub and don't bother the diamond hands with your useless FUD. You're not going to make it. What I see is the stock market rising and crypto dropping, but no one wants to admit that the AI bubble is going to burst at some point, and all that liquidity currently rotating from BTC into stocks will land in someone's pocket, because so many are little crying b****s who are sooo easy to manipulate. Keep holding my friends! submitted by /u/Fit-Poet6736 [link] [comments]

Wheres the growth exactly?

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Line looks completely flat to me If we go lower than 2021 range.....crypto is smoked submitted by /u/hydraides [link] [comments]

Honest take: holding through this isn't easier just because you have a hardware wallet.

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But it does change what you're choosing between. Selling means actively moving the key. Holding means doing nothing. Sometimes that's the whole point. submitted by /u/ELLIPALWallet [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, June 05, 2026

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Why does ZEC have any value compared to XMR?

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I don't get it at all. ZEC has a 20% tax on all blocks that goes to the devs. It's not fungible. Someone may have minted themselves a trillion coins and there's no way to know. Nobody uses it. Meanwhile, XMR: No founder/dev tax. No real founder either. Fully fungible. Widely used as a currency. Closest thing to Bitcoin in 2009-2016 and the original vision of Bitcoin. submitted by /u/Long_Illustrator_988 [link] [comments]

Claude Finds Vulnerability In $ZEC , Crashing Token 30%

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Response to Casual Finance's Latest Anti-Bitcoin Vid

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Daily General Discussion June 05, 2026

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My son is only a year older than Bitcoin! What is he doing?

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He is buying! I’m so proud of him! I know, I know people will say, he should invest in VOO or whatnot ????????. I gave him an allowance because he is getting good grades, helps with house chores etc. When relatives send him money..he invests in bitcoin. It’s funny, I ask him “what is Bitcoin at?!” He responds “ohhhh it’s down, can I please have 50 dollars to invest?” Yes, I teach my son about personal finance and have forced him to read a few books ???????? My point is…if my son who is only a year older than Bitcoin gets excited about buying more..what the …why are you crying? “There is no crying in baseball” submitted by /u/Dbestinvest [link] [comments]

Metamask keeps suggesting I pay half a dollar transaction fee on sending USDC but I always change it to look and pay 5 cents and the transaction gets executed the same. It even shows the exact same predicted time of 48 seconds for high, market and low so

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I feel like most people are overpaying on ETH transactions a lot. Plus if everybody overpays that just makes the fee estimator suggest higher fees. Yes I know, not paying enough and getting your tx stuck is super annoying but is it really worth losing 45 cents on every tx for NO REASON? Honestly, there must be better software wallets then Metamask by now? I am using a trezor + metamask but I am so tired of using metamask. Any good alternatives that are trusted and open source? submitted by /u/MelangeBot [link] [comments]

How do today's kids view BTC?

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One underappreciated aspect of BTC is how potential future investors see it. Nearly everybody currently investing into it saw it develop and then were eventually convinced to buy in, but will this be the case in the future? Or do today's kids already understand it's value and be more likely to buy in once they have their own portfolio? They've grown up in a digital economy and understand how microtransactions work, and have spent much of their childhood buying virtual goods (something that most adults today don't understand). Once they inherit today's wealth they may be much more ready to buy in. submitted by /u/Opposite_Cold8616 [link] [comments]

Stormrake - Dodgy custody of Bitcoin

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I thought about buying some Bitcoin and I spoke with one of the pushy brokers at Stormrake. I changed my mind when they said they charge a 1% custody fee to look after my Bitcoin. It's not a real custody service, as they hold it on their own balance sheet. It's mixed in with their own holdings and other clients' funds. I thought custody was a service offered by reputable groups, not brokers. Isn't this what FTX did in the last correction? That's the whole point of independent custody. I'm not sure I trust them, so I'm looking at other options. What do you think? submitted by /u/Open_Cress_3276 [link] [comments]

Imagine investing in computer code currency

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Down -32% as of today submitted by /u/Fun_Training6342 [link] [comments]

Reason for ZEC optimism?

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Zcash shielded pool exploit could’ve minted infinite coins

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A bug was discovered that had been dormant for years and could in theory allow someone to mint ZEC in the shielded pool It was found by a white hat and immediately patched with no evidence the exploit was ever materialized My take: unlikely someone exploited it as they would’ve rugged $1b of dollars of liquidity already submitted by /u/Accomplished-Eye5567 [link] [comments]

Fed clowns will take away $10k in cash from you at the airport just because. This is why Bitcoin is the people’s money!

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Today my friend…

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Told me that I was “always looking out for him”. Why? Because I have never once told him to buy BTC when it’s ripping at all time highs. He said “you always call me when your down 40-50% and say, now is the time you should invest” That made me feel good as I was shit splaining to him how I’ve “lost” 50% from all time highs. That being said. Don’t have that much powder because you know “life”. But plan to put $250 weekly..DCA…here we go submitted by /u/Past-Young2217 [link] [comments]

DOJ Task Force Freezes $3.8M in Illicit Crypto—With Help From Coinbase, SpaceX and Meta

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Bitcoin touched $62,500 last night, and we're back to $60k conversations.v

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Let’s get back to our roots. The good ole days

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Come home doge HODLrs submitted by /u/CryptoTreasureLLC [link] [comments]

Is it a bad time to buy BTC?

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I'm thinking about holding BTC until next year submitted by /u/RevolutionaryCost59 [link] [comments]

Finally time to buy a bigger amount of BTC

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Do you guys think its going to keep going down more? I know your guess is as good as mine, but just curious as to what others are thinking. "It's not about timing the market, but about time in the market". submitted by /u/Top-Power-1647 [link] [comments]

Why don't more places use sats instead of calculating things in whole coins.

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I just bought $20 worth of Bitcoin which is 31,027 sats. Swan displays it as ₿0.0003127 which is the more widely accepted format. But wouldn't it help adoption if all exchanges displayed sats as the initial valuation metric? Also there's no symbol for sats. Do you think at this point at least we should have a symbol for sats? submitted by /u/TerminatedPotato [link] [comments]

Remember revert.wtf. I made a browser extension for it.

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Hello once again guys. A week or so ago, I posted about https://revert.wtf. A thing, basically a catalog of common EVM errors that covers about 25k error types. And I decided to dogfood my own product, and made a browser extension. I already submitted it for review on Chrome Web Store, but if you would like to give it a try, you can get it from my github here. https://github.com/mrtdlgc/revertwtf-extension And this is my main announcement post on Twitter. It has some screenshots there on how it looks. https://x.com/mrtdlgc/status/2062657866717118561 Feedback welcome. I added a "this explanation is too generic" button, so you can rotate through what revert.wtf actually covers. If you still see too generic explanations, feel free to submit them on Github, and I can find better grounded explanations and next steps to take for other people to use in the future as well. submitted by /u/mrtdlgc [link] [comments]

Daily Crypto Discussion - June 4, 2026 (GMT+0)

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Just Like Other Bear Markets: Patience, Long-Term Vision, and Wealth Will Come. SAFU!

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Vibing Cat Time!!!

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Can’t be a bear market and Bitcoin crash without the vibing cat! submitted by /u/Difficult-Repair1295 [link] [comments]

South Korea's democracy is currently under threat. Please help

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2014 HODLer still HODLing

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Big scary companies playing the pump and dump game boohoo. I got my first BTC in 2014, mined memecoins with GPU and wasted most of it in daytrading shitcoins. What I got left, I haven't touched for 12 years now. And it will remain that way for the next 24 years. I've been hodling through the bankruptcy of Mt. Gox, the 2017 83% crash, the 2018 bear market, Covid, the collapse of the FTX scam, and multiple other drawdowns. Don't care what the doomposts say while they crap their pants because some fucking whales are dumping their shit to make a grand somewhere else. https://i.redd.it/tmznp2srac5h1.gif submitted by /u/dreamyrhodes [link] [comments]

Are any metaverse projects actually still building in 2026 or did they all just slap AI on their roadmap and rebrand

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I used to trade sandbox land on opensea back when virtual plots were going for absurd amounts. at the time it felt like something real was forming. communities, events, brands buying in. felt inevitable. then it just… quietly stopped being a thing anyone talked about. SAND is down like 95%+ from its peak. MANA is basically forgotten. GALA pivoted so many times I lost count. and the land market on opensea that used to have real volume just looks like a graveyard now. what I keep wondering is whether any project in that space actually kept their head down and built through all of it, or whether the playbook was the same everywhere, wait for attention to leave, quietly add AI to the whitepaper, and hope the next bull cycle brings new people who don’t remember 2021. submitted by /u/farhadnawab [link] [comments]

Manipulation before Clarity Act?

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I have a weird feeling that the crypto market is being manipulated lower by hedge fund and large cap investors so they can buy it at a discount when the Clarity Act passes. Just putting this down here now so when it passes and we see 100k BTC again I can say I told you so to nobody in particular. submitted by /u/Lumpy-Category-3045 [link] [comments]

Rain's CLO briefed Senate staff on the Clarity Act

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The clarity act focuses on market structure but there's harder enforcement that's getting less attention. The bill expands Bank Secrecy Act and sanctions obligations to digital commodity brokers/dealers and exchanges. It also stands up a Treasury led information sharing program with the three letter agencies like DOJ, FBI and DEA and modernizes seizure and forfeiture rules for digital assets. The goal is to bring crypto activity onshore under US oversight so more visibility for law enforcement and fewer opportunities for bad actors to exploit. Rain's CLO Chris Grieco who’s a former DOJ Associate Deputy Attorney General briefed Senate staff on this directly and was joined by reps from DCG, Deconflict and the Blockchain Association. submitted by /u/Suitable_Essay5256 [link] [comments]

Am I missing something?

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I actively avoid coming to this subreddit during a bull market because of the utterly insane things people post to justify whatever their bitcoin position is (whether for good or for bad). And for context - I'm a believer in bitcoin. Come here during a bear market and it's as if all you people think bitcoin is just going to vanish and go to 0. Why on earth are you not treating this as one of the best bargain bin purchases in years and are instead so hyper focused on AI stocks currently at an ATH? If you're that confident in bitcoin during a bull market, you should be rejoicing right now with the steep discounts. There's been no fundamental changes to bitcoin besides general market sentiment which is fleeting. submitted by /u/BN65 [link] [comments]

Decentralized* Storage in a Plywood Box: ETHPrague Part 3

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(* Not actually decentralized) Catch up: Day One Day Two The whole article as an EPub on Github Or stream the AI-generated audio file on on Vocaroo (26:35 AI-generated audio recording) ETHPrague Day Three I wake up in plenty of time for the last day of ETHPrague. Also, miraculously, both the toilet and the shower are free at the exact moments that I want to use them. I'm OK with being a pod person, I think. This is quite good. Then I walk out of the shower only-mostly covered by a wet t-shirt and a young man says good morning to me cheerfully before trying desperately to make it clear that he did not look at me and will never look at me again. I fear he may not ever make eye contact with anyone ever again. https://preview.redd.it/4rrpqnqs4b5h1.jpg?width=2542&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c2662308fc02203bb003eb757742682831b96341 Day Three kicks off with a sobering perspective shift that feels intentionally out of place at a crypto conference. With no official live stream to record it, the presentation is a raw, slide-driven argument for protecting the physical world from total digital engulfment. When the offline movement meets privacy advocates is presented by Hynek Trojánek, who admits his entire understanding of our conference is based on attempting to understand the Wikipedia page on Bitcoin. But his perspective is a strong one: we are engineering a terrifying baseline of digital exclusion, and defending a "Right to Analogue" is a vital mental health sanctuary against mandatory digital compliance. https://preview.redd.it/ehlab7x35b5h1.jpg?width=3320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=35840dc91112d24bead637159ecea3c054bafab8 That demand for an analogue escape hatch connects directly to the usability crisis that Olaf van Wijk addresses in Recovery is the key to sovereignty. Van Wijk tells us that for 80% of the population, absolute cryptographic security feels incredibly unsafe because of the risk of losing a seed phrase. Account abstraction may handle basic authorization on-chain, but it completely fails to recover the core cryptographic secrets required for true privacy tooling. We need more privacy, we need more zk-proofs, we need censorship-resistant systems. All of this requires secrets to operate, and he argues that this is the same as externally owned accounts. Yeah but your security is not safety is the most "only in crypto" product I have ever seen. José Pedro Sousa starts with a series of frankly frightening wrench attacks in France, reassuring us that he doesn't want to scare us before describing severed fingers. "If all your information is on your phone, when someone points a gun to your head, you will hand over the phone." He is representing SpaceComputer, who wants to solve this by -- you guessed it-- launching secure chips (TEEs) into space, into orbit on a satellite, so that your signing keys are physically unreachable. But the entire premise relies on the classic fantasy that you can just say "oh, but I can't" to violent criminals and they will stop cutting off your digits. An audience member points out that if you can access the chip for your transactions, then your attacker can force you to transact. Yes, but the timelock. Sousa reminds us of the successful case where a timelock saved the day. https://preview.redd.it/kq8nsfmx4b5h1.png?width=1200&format=png&auto=webp&s=b57d360ce8cec4673e423374ac5e0172e11ecc35 This is the April 2026 Burgundy case, where the attackers kidnapped the man's wife and child to hold as hostages while they waited out the timer. It's true that the Gendarmerie rescued the hostages before the transaction window unlocked. Still, this doesn't strike me as a great success story so much as a cautionary tale. Honestly, if I were that wife? I'd be filing for a fucking divorce. I decide to skip the next sessions in favour of protecting my blood pressure and head out of Municipal House, on a mission for the greasiest street food I can find. https://preview.redd.it/njv6jly65b5h1.jpg?width=3320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fa9ae703298d9af109c1cd04e91426b185101b78 An American couple wait in line behind me, suffering from currency and cabbage concerns. "Do they have brats?" "Yes, there are brats right there on the grill." "What about sauerkraut?" "I don't see any sauerkraut. I don't think they have any sauerkraut. Not hot, anyway. Do you want a brat?" "Do you think they take credit cards?" "I don't know. We have cash." "What kind?" "Euros" "Do you think they take Euros?" "Yeah, I think they will. But I hope they take cards." "Everyone is paying with cash." "What kind of cash?" "The, uh, kroner, or whatever they are." "They aren't paying in euros?" "No. And there's definitely no sauerkraut." Thankfully, they walk away before I can gouge their eyes out with an overcooked sausage. https://preview.redd.it/x96y3yx85b5h1.jpg?width=2611&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c168edfc462ae926c4d5525be99a9612aca3cefd I reluctantly return to Municipal House feeling altogether unfit for human contact. When Technology Meets the Museum World restores my faith in humankind. Ivo Macek, the director of the City of Prague Museum explains how they are using tech to make local history cool, for example a full-sized projection showing where a railway station used to be. He explains that a key issue for museums is that if a collection is not visible, it doesn't exist. Traditionally museums have added more screens but most people don't use the mobile app or show much interest in browsing online collections. The answer is better story telling and he believes that AI can help us get there. They are building a system where a five-year-old can naturally prompt the catalog to "show me everything with the sun on it," instantly pulling hidden specimens out of the dark. They also built a strictly closed-loop chatbot that gives sourced museum info without hallucinating, point-blank refusing to write code or give you a recipe for Czech dumplings. https://preview.redd.it/jvoaw7sa5b5h1.jpg?width=3320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=417808794d907d1d89c17ec314c477966ef4135a And then it is time to return to the amazing Smetana Hall, restored from hackerspace to its full concert-hall glory. The closing ceremony starts with Shaka Lei Kaumaka and the Open Source Orchestra which started at ETHPrague in 2022. The conference had over 1,000 attendees and the hackathon shipped 64 projects. We applaud for all the bounty winners. It feels like it is over. https://preview.redd.it/p548ntgc5b5h1.jpg?width=3168&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a75d931dd42088a6f132c6b9996e3b2607aea252 But no. We have a major concert from Jaroslav Ježek Conservatory (KJJ) who present us with their annual showcase. The students entertain us by shifting quickly across an amazing range from choral pop to big band to Pat Metheny to modern fusion. Sadly, there doesn't seem to be video of the concert because my photographs don't do it justice. It was a beautiful and thoughtful end to three days of top-tier content. I walk home, no longer trusting myself to use public transport, and have a delicious bowl of goulash and dumplings. It's also my last night as a pod person. I enter my plywood sanctuary and spend the rest of the evening in blessed silence, except for the farts of my neighbor. I have strong thoughts about privacy and not all of them can be solved by zero-knowledge proofs. --- This series was supported through the generosity of the Peacock Foundation. submitted by /u/Twelvemeatballs [link] [comments]

Don’t worry guys, i panic sold all of my bitcoin

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Should go up to 100k. Give it a few days submitted by /u/Bon32 [link] [comments]

I started doing DCA

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I started doing DCA, for $10 a week on Coinbase. Is this a bad idea? submitted by /u/supermattonz [link] [comments]

Bitcoin price action today. Stack them sats while we're near the ground!

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For anyone wondering: https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/lufthansa-787-jet-suffers-front-wheel-collapse-frankfurt-gate-2026-06-04/ submitted by /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] [comments]

Cardano Slumps to 5-Year Low Price as Charles Hoskinson Warns of 'Wave of Failures'

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1 year in bitcoin…

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I started actually learning about bitcoin 1 year ago. Before then it was just something that I didn’t understand. A year ago I was trying to come up with ways to make money. I thought bitcoin would be a good idea. Didn’t know a whole lot about it other than the price might go up. Then the rabbit hole started and I was like oh shit, this thing actually makes so much sense. Why do we just rely on an inflationary system that makes it impossible to save money. Why no matter how hard I work am I always stuck in that same place with a retirement age being pushed later and later by the government. I don’t want to be working when I’m 70. But the system they have built forces this. This is why even though I started buying around the last all time high. I’m still buying today. I’m not gonna lie it’s been exhausting and the year has taught me the true meaning of HODLing. But if I can make it this far I can hold on another 14 years. I said to myself no matter what, hold for at least 15 years. I’m sticking to this. If BTC crashes and burns then at least I went out investing in something I believed in. What doesn’t make sense to me is why the price keeps going down after so much adoption. Perhaps it’s the 4 year cycle… perhaps it’s institutional suppression… perhaps it’s lack of retail investment. Either way I’m not selling yet. It’s exhausting but I’m hopeful. I see good news all the time and plenty of people still believe. submitted by /u/Tjb82261 [link] [comments]

Meta, Microsoft, Coinbase Partner With DOJ to Bust Southeast Asian Scams

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A massive anti-scam operation led by the DOJ, Meta, Microsoft, Coinbase, and Starlink disrupted Southeast Asian fraud networks. The crackdown resulted in 63 arrests, 1.4M+ account takedowns, thousands of Starlink disconnections, and $3M in frozen crypto assets. submitted by /u/EdgeQuiet2199 [link] [comments]

Crypto is still the smallest bubble in the room

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https://preview.redd.it/ns3ckiuj4a5h1.jpg?width=963&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bc8843035408734f56aa73241a5a5a89e2859799 Everyone talks bout the crypto bubble like it's this massive untamed beast BTC market: ~$2T Gold: ~$35T Global stocks: ~$140T the entire crypto market cap is less than 2% of global equities. So it's just a very thin, very fast-moving market thin markets move fast. at $2.7T total, capital flows create massive price dislocations. that's just how small markets work lol. the skyscraper is still under construction. the shop next door is getting more interesting every day. what do you think needs to happen for crypto to hit $10T+? is it institutional money, regulation, or something else? submitted by /u/SadExtreme8597 [link] [comments]

What was your absolute biggest mistake in your Bitcoin journey?

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Whether it was falling for a scam, selling way too early, or losing a seed phrase, most of us have a painful lesson we had to learn the hard way. Looking back, what is the number one mistake you made that you wish you could warn every beginner to avoid? submitted by /u/JordanHayes1024 [link] [comments]

how big will the bounce be?

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super fun possible fact: if it doesnt break the 60k support, the bounce to 75-80 will be more brutal than every shorts nightmare ???? the shorts piling up here might be the perfect storm we need submitted by /u/No_Jellyfish2185 [link] [comments]

Think big, don't give up

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Don't think about yesterday, today or tomorrow. Think as far ahead as you can. Don't settle for 10% gains or worry about 50% losses. Think big. Being DCA since 2019 and I don't regret any buying order, both at 5.000€, 100.000€ and now back at 50.0000€ per coin. I only regret not buying more, sooner, harder. We can't go back and buy everything we can at 1, 10 or 100€, so make sure to take advantage of all the opportunities. 50.000€ will soon feel like 5.000€, then like 500€. Still have some dry powder to use. Let's go! submitted by /u/IM-PT24 [link] [comments]

me staking 15 SOL vs the whale in the same pool

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at least tramplin just switched regular draws to equal odds so technically my 15 SOL = same chance as his 50k now. sqrt on the big one too – 5000x advantage down to ~70x. well see submitted by /u/Part_Time_Awesome [link] [comments]

Is there a real way to buy Bitcoin without KYC?

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Hi guys, as a Dubai resident i invest in real estate and sold a property for USDT on ethereum chain, this is the first time I'm having cryptos, i love this universe. I'm looking to hold only Bitcoin for long term basis but i don't want to use a KYC option, I heard about strike but it had kyc actually, what are options around? submitted by /u/bakedbeans517 [link] [comments]

Fries in the bag, now.

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Michael Saylor’s Strategy sits on one of the biggest unrealized losses in history

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Currently unrealized; soon to be realized... submitted by /u/throwawaymyalias [link] [comments]

What's the best Hyperliquid bridge?

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I'm looking to bridge directly my assets into my hyperliquid account, is there a simple way to do that? I used to be annoyed with the official arbitrum bridge that takes 1 week to arrive but i have a position and i need to get there as soon as possible. Thank you for advices, please leave a suggestion in comments submitted by /u/PristineTie20 [link] [comments]

Zcash (ZEC) is not the answer to DeFi privacy, it's more of an Illusion - Inside the 10x pump, whale concentration, and the impending retail downfall

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If the market seems detached from things like value and economics, remember, the real scarcity is control and information. All the’s ipo’s coming up allow board representation at 10% ownership.

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These power players that are piling up cash may not be looking to buy profit. It is more likely that they see a once in a lifetime opportunity to buy access to information and decision making. Having 20% controlling shares and board representation in any of these companies allows you to know what they are doing and effect where they are going. Also, dca. Have fun first timers. Hold on tight. submitted by /u/Minimum_Raccoon_1501 [link] [comments]

“I was a Trump supporter until I fell for his cryptoscam” ????

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If Satoshi never sold a single coin, what does that tell us?

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Imagine building something that ends up being worth hundreds of billions of dollars, and never touching a single cent. Not in the first bull run, not at $1,000, not at $10,000, not at $100,000. For over a decade, Satoshi's coins just... sit there. No transactions. Nothing. Zero. Maybe he lost the keys. Maybe he's gone. Or maybe, and this is the part that messes with my head, he just got it in a way most of us still don't, because Bitcoin was built to outlive its creator. And it did. So here's what I keep thiunking about : if Satoshi was staring at the charts right now, watching the price do its thing... would he feel like an idiot for leaving so much money on the table?...or would he just smile, close his laptop, and think: we're still early? submitted by /u/MoneyMonsterStudios [link] [comments]

profit locked in (3 shillings)

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The charts say we are deeply oversold. Are you buying this dip?

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When the headlines get this negative, do you just stick to your regular DCA, or do you actively scrape together extra cash to buy the discount? submitted by /u/DanielEmmanuel1013 [link] [comments]

Bear market cheat sheet: a 70% ATH drop would bring BTC down to 38K-ish

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Sells stock at ATH, buy Bitcoin at 50% discount.

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How much simpler could it possibly be? submitted by /u/Unhappy-Flight6008 [link] [comments]

How would BTC failing affect your life?

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Please note I am not a BTC hater. I have it as a notable part of my portfolio. However, I'm not a Maxi or "all in." I have been part of this community since 2017. I've noticed for some "true believers" that it's almost a religion. Some people are pinning their future financial health on it. What happens when one finds out there is no Heaven? submitted by /u/NashDaypring1987 [link] [comments]

Going balls deep into Bitcoin again!

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I’ve now stopped putting money into index funds (like S&P500) for my traditional retirement and gone balls deep into Bitcoin instead. The last time I did something like this was during the Luna collapse in 2022. Then FTX happened right after, and yeah, that one hurt. I'm in a good position to keep buying. I have a job that allows me to buy every week. No debt. No kids. No lavish lifestyle. Just a simple wife and a simple life. I have no idea what the next “FTX collapse” will be or what it’ll look like. But I do think there’s light at the end of the tunnel, especially as we get closer to the halving. My avg. price atm is at $32k submitted by /u/Laakhesis [link] [comments]

Solana faces an existential crisis as its ecosystem shifts from technological innovation to institutionalised retail extraction

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CLARITY Act Clears Senate With CFTC Power and CBDC Blocked

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Except from the blog. One of the most discussed provisions involves CBDC news developments. The bill would block the creation of a retail central bank digital currency unless Congress specifically authorizes it. Many crypto advocates support the measure. They argue that a government-issued digital currency could create privacy concerns. If it’s launched without proper safeguards. The provision has become a major talking point as lawmakers debate the future of digital payments in the United States. submitted by /u/zesushv [link] [comments]

The current drawdown cycle is less severe than previous ones

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We’re in the 4th Bitcoin drawdown after the 2024 having; the total Drawdown: -49.7% Peak: $126,198 (October 6, 2025) Current Macro Trough: ~$63,392 I think Bitcoin is performing well if you compare it with the previous cycles, especially considering the liquidity competition from AI stocks. Tile to buy and hodl… submitted by /u/choochin_12_valve [link] [comments]

Bitcoin lost $66,000 while Nvidia hit all-time highs and the guys who told us to hold are selling

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Woke up to BTC sitting around $65,600 and my portfolio looking like it got hit by a bus. Meanwhile every AI stock on the planet is ripping to new highs. Cool. What's getting to me isn't the price action itself. It's who's selling. Saylor's company dumped about 32 BTC, first sale since late 2022. Cuban apparently offloaded most of his stack after BTC did nothing during the Middle East mess. Kiyosaki, the guy who wouldn't shut up about bitcoin for years, is now warning people to be careful with crypto. These aren't random retail panic sellers. These are the faces on the "buy and hold forever" billboards. Then you've got Mt. Gox moving roughly $739 million to a fresh wallet, spot ETF outflows hitting records, and prediction markets already pricing in $50K scenarios for this year. I'm not selling but I'm also not pretending this doesn't look bad. The money is rotating into AI and we're just sitting here watching it leave. submitted by /u/ProfessionalAnt7436 [link] [comments]

Am I crazy?

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I’m a newly graduated attending doctor, and I now make about 11× what I made during training. Suddenly I have more money than I’m used to managing and as many of you probably know, doctors don’t make the best investment decisions. To avoid constantly thinking about markets and making decisions, I decided to invest all of my savings for the next 6 years into BTC with zero intention of selling during that period. That would be around 180K-200k USD a year. I deeply believe in BTC long term, but I also keep telling myself there may be risks or blind spots I’m not aware of about BTC and because of that I will loose all my money. Am I taking too much risk, or should I diversify? submitted by /u/DrAS1995 [link] [comments]

A New Index Ranks Crypto Projects by Quantum Readiness

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Most crypto rankings focus on market cap, adoption, TVL, developer activity, or transaction throughput. However, I recently came across the Quantum Readiness Index (QRI), which attempts to evaluate cryptocurrencies based on factors such as quantum-resistant cryptography, migration planning, cryptographic agility, implementation progress, and publicly verifiable evidence. https://preview.redd.it/m4bpmrfvi75h1.png?width=858&format=png&auto=webp&s=ce761b0dc81aa22336a2defe99ff727e3d979a69 Reports include readiness scores, confidence levels, critical blockers, supporting evidence, and review status. According to the methodology, generated reports are treated as evidence-assisted drafts until they are reviewed or published. Whether quantum computing is 5, 10, or 20+ years away, most experts agree that public-key cryptography will eventually need to evolve. What do you think? Should quantum readiness become a standard metric for evaluating crypto projects? Which projects do you think are taking the issue most seriously? Link to the website in the comments. submitted by /u/ChillerID [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, June 04, 2026

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Finally did it I have my whole 1 Bitcoin !!

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I was due being a whole coiner by the end of next year but with the price fluctuations I am now a whole coiner! I have been stacking since 2021 and now my new goal is 2.1 BTC for my future retirement. Just so we're clear: I've had my offline wallet since day one and I couldn't care less who knows I have 1 whole Bitcoin. Now, I'll just sit back and wait for all my long lost friends and long-lost cousins to start flooding my DMs. submitted by /u/TeachingWhich2776 [link] [comments]

Daily General Discussion June 04, 2026

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next stop 0.0000088 lmao

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I reverse engineered IvanOnTech's MoneyLine indicator - its just a SuperTrend

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I kept seeing the MoneyLine pitched as a premium signal tool, so out of curiosity I spent a day working out what it actually is under the hood. Sharing because the method to figure this out applies to basically every "one line tells you when to buy and sell" product, not just this one. What gave it away The MoneyLine has exactly two states: flip up and flip down. Its scanner shows one thing per coin, bullish or bearish, plus how long since it flipped. That is the exact fingerprint of a single trailing trend filter and the most common one that behaves precisely like that is a SuperTrend. What a SuperTrend is A SuperTrend is a volatility band (ATR based) that trails price and flips when price closes through it. Green in an uptrend, red in a downtrend, one flip up, one flip down. It's built into TradingView and there are dozens of free public versions. You can add it to any chart in about ten seconds, no subscription, no account. If you want to check a paid signal line yourself, just add a free SuperTrend, start near the standard settings (ATR length around 10, multiplier around 3), and nudge the multiplier until the flips line up with the paid one. If they match, you're looking at the same tool with a different coat of paint. This works for a surprising number of "premium" trend indicators. Is Ivan a scammer? Worth being fair. I'm not calling anyone a scammer. The only thing I'd push back on is the economics, as you'd be paying a monthly sub for a trend line you can add to any chart for free. The part that actually matters for your trading Here's the uncomfortable bit for anyone selling you the line. A bare trend flip, traded on its own, is not an edge. I backtested a plain SuperTrend flip out of sample and it was a net loser by itself (profit factor well under 1, roughly a coin flip minus fees). Don't take my number for it, the point is it's trivial to test on your own data. What makes trend systems work is the gating and risk around the line (regime filter, sizing, exits), not the line itself. So when a product sells you "the line" as the product, you're paying for the cheapest, least important part. TLDR; Before paying for any indicator, two questions: (1) What does this do that a free public indicator doesn't? (2) Can I see it tested with the losing periods included, not just the winning screenshots? If the answer to 1 is "nothing" and 2 is "no," you have your answer. Curious if anyone here has pulled apart other paid crypto tools and found them to be repackaged free indicators. And if you use TradingView, try matching the MoneyLine flips to a plain SuperTrend on your own charts and tell me if they line up. submitted by /u/soulstream4dayz [link] [comments]

Can I Bike to a Whole Bitcoin Doing Uber Eats?

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The Challenge and goal: bike my way to a full bitcoin over the summer in Flagstaff, AZ. I'm putting my body's energy to work, by delivering Uber Eats on my bike and direct depositing the earnings into Bitcoin. As a grad student, the semester just ended, and summer means zero paychecks so lets get to it. This is the first week. submitted by /u/neutralPau [link] [comments]

I want extra ketchup in my bag, thanks

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Mt. Gox approaching deadline could cause further pain for BTC

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Mt. Gox - On June 2, the defunct exchange transferred 10,422 BTC, valued at roughly $739 million, to new wallets. With creditor repayments scheduled before the October 2026 deadline, large wallet movements continue to fuel speculation about potential future selling activity. Mt. Gox still holds roughly 34,504 BTC valued at $2.43 billion. Potentially going to be liquidated in the coming months.. submitted by /u/netoctave [link] [comments]

My 3rd bitcoin is dead mid halving year . This is the time you accumulate bitcoin ! The weak hands tourist have already given up their Bitcoin . It’s time to grab it !

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This is the time to get at least half a bitcoin . Bitcoin will be at least $200k in 2 years . submitted by /u/East_Indication_7816 [link] [comments]

this feels like my first real test

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ive been into bitcoin since 2023, bought in initially at 60k and have been on a steady dca ever since. at this point im down overall, since my dca took my all the way up to 120k and all the way back down feeling like this is my first true test as a hodler. will i crack under the pressure and pull out? or will i establish myself as a true bitcoiner and diamond hands my way through this? submitted by /u/stacker103 [link] [comments]

I just sold the exact bottom on MSTR, in the EXACT MINUTE

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I live in the middle east, I couldn't function all day. Yesterday I made 2500$ on MRVL, my account was at the peak of this year, at ATH, all of yesterday's gains rolled over today, it f**ed up my mental state. I bought the position in November 2025, I thought I timed it, I said to myself that I will sell it in the green (even 5%), anyway.. eventually I didn't do it (my entry was 179). I wanted to sell above 200$, it peaked at 197$ at November and 195$ 1-2 weeks ago when BTC was 82k. Eventually sold it out now for the lose. At the EXACT MINUTE after I sold it (5:05 AM Middle east time), it flipped. I didn't even notice, I'm literally WOJAK, I could have sold for a profit twice and for a smaller loss even yesterday, or even today at the market hours. I felt bad all day, couldn't sleep, decided to let it go since I was on a small margin and all the stonks fell along with crypto, I didn't want to wait till market open tomorrow. I expect it to hit 70-80k in the upcoming days - weeks. FML Don't trade this with a lot of money, don't buy MSTR just BTC directly or via normal ETFs. The bogs is real, and they know...they trade against you. submitted by /u/Futuristic_Kid [link] [comments]

My 100% stock portfolio looking at crypto be like:

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Just breached 60k 2 days ago and it's now road to 50k for the bitconners

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Don’t panic just BUY

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This is my first ever post on here. I started purchasing bitcoin in 2017, before it had ever hit 10k. When it hit 10K I was pumped!!! Then it hit 20k and I was in disbelief… when it started to drop I panicked sold. I broke even. I had a buddy of mine who convinced me to buy back in. Long story short let this an investment. Don’t cash out when times look tough. Hold strong and invest what you can afford. I will never consider selling my bitcoin unless it is a true emergency or I’m ready to start retirement. HODL submitted by /u/Prof4Dank [link] [comments]

This is when you buy

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Check Bitcoin on google news, every article negative. Everyone starting to sell, all negative news surrounding Bitcoin, this is when you start buying. Been in it since 2017. Learned to never sell in 2018. This has happened over and over now. Don't sell. Good luck. submitted by /u/hottoys2012 [link] [comments]

Let's Fucking go!!

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Straight to 57K!!! submitted by /u/Stinklefresh [link] [comments]

Bitcoin

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Is this the bottom or do majority of people think we are going to bleed out. submitted by /u/Extreme_Exam7914 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin Babies

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Don’t buy Bitcoin if you’re going to hop on here with a bunch of bullshit everyday. Buy and hold. Thats the strategy. If you need money, take it out if there no penalties and it works for you. There’s two options - either DCA or buy when it dips and watch the market or BOTH ???????????????? The market hasn’t been around long enough for ANYONE to predict anything. Buy and don’t complain. It’s not that hard. Freaking out over every dip means this IS NOT FOR YOU. To the people selling everything and taking out loans to invest in bitcoin ????????????✌️✌️✌️???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? Good luck!!!!!!!!!!!! Invest what you HAVE not what YOU DONT HAVE. I need to leave this sub bc everyday it pisses me off. If it’s low buy it or DCA it. Then hold for at least 10 years and you will make money. Wowwwwwwwww you can even dip into it if you need money? Wowwwwwwwwwwwweewwwww amazing stuff. Like what is happening? submitted by /u/Alltheway-upp [link] [comments]

Bitcoin just broke a trendline that has held since 2012. Down 10% in three days.

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State of BTC

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What’s you honest thoughts, reactions, input on the current state of BTC and what this market/run is doing? submitted by /u/That1Jawn_ [link] [comments]

Stacking Sats & Smoking Zaa ????who else in the lifestyle

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Thsts all i got too say bought them two for discount today???? submitted by /u/NaturalSprinkles420 [link] [comments]

Perfect time for Michael Saylor to repost this

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200 week moving average

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Right now this is sitting at 61k and has served as a bottom throughout bitcoins life. Doesn’t mean it can’t go lower, it has , we’ve even wicked below the 300w moving average- but this has always been an historic buying opportunity. Also the cost to mine a bitcoin is roughly 60k. This has also historically been a bottom. I expect us to touch these levels and I can’t wait to buy. Could it go to 40k? Anything is possible this is a long term hold to hedge against the dollar. But I think we are closing in on the local bottom. Keep selling!!! submitted by /u/PSaun89 [link] [comments]

Why Every Bitcoin Bear Market Ends the Same Way – And Where We Are Now

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Im kinda new to dca

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I started accumulating small bags of solana each month been 2 months but i can t resist adding more when it crashes like today bought at 72 is it bad should i stick to my plan and stop investing too much into it since these solana will not be sold before 2028(next cycle) submitted by /u/Imgoodnow123 [link] [comments]

Daily Crypto Discussion - June 3, 2026 (GMT+0)

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Historical OHLCV and funding rate data for from Hyperliquid??

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CRYpto market today since 2026

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Nearly $190 million in crypto longs were liquidated in the past hour as Bitcoin fell below $65,000

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The fiat side of running an offshore crypto company is still broken

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Small team working on a protocol and incorporated in Cayman because thats what made sense for the structure. On-chain treasury management works great but the second we need to do anything in fiat its a nightmare for paying auditors, legal, hosting, salaries etc. Anyone else running a Cayman or BVI crypto company and figured out the fiat banking side submitted by /u/Impossible-Use-7483 [link] [comments]

If your selling

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You have paper hands, this is a long term asset, the upside goes a lot further than the downside, uninstall the app or don’t look if you can’t handle it, the downside isn’t bad when you have +100-200% coming, I’d be far more pissed selling right now only for it to go way up later because I got scared, if anything you should be BUYING and accumulating submitted by /u/wbom2000 [link] [comments]

Time to turn DCA back on

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Title says it all. We’re heading back down which means to fire up the weekly buys again. Personally I’m going to set up a buy every Sunday until October 1st. Not going to try and time things and just buy while the prices are relatively low. Time to stack! submitted by /u/OBXAngler15 [link] [comments]

Tell me you understand nothing about bitcoin: 26% of btc sold in the past 30 days was done AT A LOSS (Source: CNBC)

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Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/03/bitcoins-high-conviction-holders-are-selling-as-price-hits-new-lows.html Imagine that. One quarter of all bitcoin sales in the last month was done by the literal definition of weak hands. These were not people who researched bitcoin; who deposited it to their own wallet; who believe the tech matters; who know bitcoin's "inherent value" comes from being the world's largest immutable decentralized ledger; who feel that independent money has a place in the world. Bitcoin's real price is only found when you shake out those speculators. Are you one of them? EDIT: Fwiw, I kinda screwed up the headline here because it’s not that 26% sold at a general loss, it’s how many people sold after buying in over $90k. Meaning they’ve held since January and folded now. My point stands, however. submitted by /u/rgnet1 [link] [comments]

How to avoid interacting with poison or dust transactions?

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I have so many dust transactions worth nothing and poison transactions worth a few dollars each that try to trick me into copy and pasting their address. For tax purposes these transactions can be ignored when it comes to tax reporting because they were unsolicited and deminimus. But that is only if you dont touch them. My question is dont they automatically get co-mingled with your wallet balance, meaning if you sell ethereum from your wallet theres no way to tell if you sold those unsolicited transactions. And if you sold them then that means they are taxable. Is there a way to prevent your wallet from adding those transactions to your wallet balance? Or does everyone just concede that spam transactions become taxed as income? submitted by /u/slvbtc [link] [comments]

Decentralized* Storage in a Plywood Box: ETHPrague Day Two

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(* Not actually decentralized) Day One is here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/1tuqou6/decentralized_storage_in_a_plywood_box_ethprague/ --- Day Two of ETHPrague I wake up with a start and kick the plywood wall of my pod-bed before grabbing my phone. I have overslept and my "last call" alarm is sounding throughout the room. I try to muffle it against my chest and swipe-to-dismiss-alarm at the same time, which goes about as well as you might expect. Finally, it's off. I say "I'm sorry," into the void of the pod and I hear someone grunt unhappily in response. I get up and head to the toilet but someone else gets there first. I have woken up the entire room of pods and now I'm paying the price. Eventually I am organised and dressed and out the door to rush to Municipal House for day two of ETHPrague. https://preview.redd.it/tt604gx1h45h1.jpg?width=3215&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=23614f605a90e87e7df2a30922af0702f6efc795 I've missed the morning session but manage to slip into Draft-to-Funding Markets: When Bets Can Influence Outcomes. Martin Štrobl offers an unexpectedly wholesome talk on how to turn degenerate speculation into project funding, by using betting liquidity to subsidize fundraisers. "The protocol settles as if all the 'Yes' bettors coordinated." Štrobl concedes that this is an opinionated approach, but it explicitly optimizes for getting public goods funded rather than letting them fail. This is followed by OG Viktor Trón introducing Ethereum Swarm to us in From Free to Fast: Product Tiers of Decentralised Storage. Systems are not working and we sit for what seems like an eternity while tech staff appear to fix the problem. Once he starts talking, my mind is blown for a second time (arguably a third, if you count the moment when I realised it was my phone blaring into pod town) as he reframes decentralized storage into two primitives with different economics: propagation and persistence. At the end of his slot, Trón refuses to cede the stage, arguing that he should at least get five more minutes to make up for the fifteen it took to set up. He is grudgingly allowed to finish his talk at high speed. https://preview.redd.it/t0m2j3w7h45h1.jpg?width=3322&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=09a9b9a12ed3091d6efbdc40674b2fa452c22800 I'm now glued to my seat for all eternity. The room is full for the presentation by Josef Jelacic and Mario Havel talking about Bordel - the unexpected case for long-term and stable DeFi. The two used permissionless lending to fund a mortgage for an underground Soviet-era bunker to serve as a permanent, unevictable space for Bordel 2.0, following their original space in a dirty, windowless Prague basement because they wanted a space to blast music, code, and run weird workshops on everything from semiconductors and opsec to biology and mycelium. "We are these like cryptonative misfits, we like to do mischief, so we just made our own loan. We don't go to a bank, we don't go to a third party, we just program it ourselves permissionlessly on Ethereum." The room continues to fill, is now standing-room only, because next up is the Vitalik & Jordi Baylina fireside chat. Josef Je stays on-stage to tease us. "So you all thought you were coming for Vitalik? This is a rug pull." That's because Vitalik Buterin isn't there to chat but to interview zk researcher and engineer Jordi Baylina about Zisk, an open-source zero-knowledge Virtual Machine (zkVM) designed for real-time proving. Baylina explains that because ZK proving speeds have matured to the point where blocks can be proven in real time, they can now enable synchronous, atomic communication across different rollups. Synchronous composability, Baylina says, was a dream. "I was thinking always in an asynchronous way." Real-time ZK proving changed that. The dream he assumed was impossible is what ZisK is built for. https://preview.redd.it/tlwmaje9h45h1.jpg?width=2122&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9e1b76a6651f3826c2b44c7bea17c6a4753c03ee Baylina mentions Berlin and I miss it, frantically pasting a bit of their conversation into Claude, trying to work out what the Berlin reference is. Claude tells me I must have misheard. I start arguing with a chat bot. The person next to me nudges me and shows me his phone, showing Daapcon Berlin from the 16th to 17th of June. Flushed with embarrassment, I close Claude and thank the kind stranger and make a note. My ability to deal with new information is definitely beginning to get strained. https://preview.redd.it/eyd2m2thh45h1.jpg?width=2971&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c3981cb21bfdaef3e2881feb657a534bbd4db7c3 But I'm refusing to give up my seat, because we are ready for Cheeky-Gorilla, a Core Contributor at Protocol Guild, to speak on Maintaining Ethereum's Future. This video does not seem to appear on the ETHPrague video list, which is a shame, because it gave us a great look behind the curtain of Ethereum's engineering roadmap as the core dev machine works towards a transition from "massive upgrades" to "final maintenance mode". He also talked about the difficulties of keeping core devs involved when they are giving up 50% of their market value to stay involved. "We need more, orders of magnitude more, if we want to compete with the
kind of job offers these talented and in-demand individuals are getting,
but we're on the right path." My phone and I are slowly dying but FOMO is hitting hard and I go straight into Josef Je's fireside with Burning Man CEO Marian Goodell: From the Playa to the Protocol. Goodell tracks the 40-year evolution of the event from a loose beach happening into a highly structured San Francisco nonprofit designed to dictate and export its culture globally. It is an interesting talk, though I can't shake the feeling that she's never before addressed a crowd that is fundamentally more decentralized, fluid, and permissionless than her own organization. https://preview.redd.it/peh824sjh45h1.jpg?width=2176&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4b6d9c15d7e49b312e942bc1644c06b8342904cc The intellectual whiplash is hitting hard and I'm not sure how much more I can sensibly take in. But there's one more talk that I don't want to miss: Tereza Bízková's What to Build on Ethereum That's Not DeFi. Bízková frames the ideal future of Web3 as "sanctuary technologies," drawing a historical parallel to Prague’s own Samizdat movement. Bízková urges the ecosystem to look beyond financial speculation and deploy Ethereum to solve real-world, non-financial problems: money that can't be controlled, tools for collective decision making without exposure, services for layers of identity, publishing that cannot be taken down. Now is the time to focus on the promise of freedom. https://preview.redd.it/qbclqhdlh45h1.jpg?width=3322&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1fa77fe52894cddcdbbe36e92b9dfa1f46ebaaa8 Feeling as if someone has topped up my battery, I visit the Bordel space, where apparently they are attempting to hack daylight to supply sunshine to the underground bunker. The table is scattered with packages of decorative cannabis. I have no idea what this means. https://preview.redd.it/sam8yr1oh45h1.jpg?width=3220&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=03a8db71579c3481c2bdfa2c9728f734af1f141e We have been given free transport around the city for the duration of the conference. I decide to take a tram back to my pod which seems, in the moment, like a perfectly reasonable decision. It is not. My phone, stressed from my frantic note-taking, dies just as I am checking if this is my stop. The tram doors open. I jump. Slowly turning in a circle, I recognize nothing. My hand keeps reaching for the dead phone, the reflexive twitch of an addict. My brain cannot comprehend that I am alone in a foreign city without a map. I strike off at random, hunting for some recognizable landmark. If I can find the restaurant from last night, I can find my way home. The restaurant has apparently been raptured. I'm completely, utterly lost. I accost some poor bastard staring at his phone, waiting for the lights to change. "Do you speak English?" He removes an earbud and nods warily. I'm already babbling at him, can he look up my pod-home on his map and tell me where to go? The lights change while I'm still trying to explain. He starts to cross as he searches on the map. Once we are across, he stops and stares at his phone. "It's not close." He points back at where we've come from. "You need to go another block that way, past the park, turn right, uphill, then right again, then left..." He looks at me and his voice trails off. "I think this is too difficult." He stares at the phone. "Do you have a transport ticket?" "Yes. On my phone, which is dead." I am on tiptoe, peering at the map, trying to commit it to memory. "I think I can do it," I lie. He repeats the instructions again, this time adding landmarks. He's clearly walked the entire route in his head. The lights turn green again. I smile with as much confidence as I can muster. "It'll be fine." He does not think it will be fine; in fact, he looks like he's debating walking the wrong way to deliver me in person. "Good luck," he says in a resigned voice. Fifteen minutes later, by some miracle I do not deserve, I spot the sign for my temporary home. I made it. I reach for my phone to message him that I'm safe, before remembering that I don't know who he is, still don't have a phone that works. I crawl back into my pod and plug in my phone. It blinks to life almost immediately. It takes me about eight hours longer. --- Tomorrow: I'm not winning any wet t-shirt contests --> Read Day Three submitted by /u/Twelvemeatballs [link] [comments]

Unknown deposit into my wallet

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Why would someone deposit $.20 (not posting the exact amount in sats for privacy) into a wallet address. A friend made the wallet address offline, deposited a small amount of BTC one time, have never sent from it. It is a new, single transaction wallet. We searched the blockchain on his node and this seems common but I cant figure out why. Any ideas/thoughts might help put us at ease. submitted by /u/hgfdsa2200p [link] [comments]

Happens every time

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First time? This happens every time. Buy the fear✊???? submitted by /u/Waddup1904 [link] [comments]

Is it possible to use bitcoin in the dayly life?

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And how would one do that? Echange the bitcoin to for example us dollars. submitted by /u/SpotCalm7588 [link] [comments]

Don't underestimate how quickly time flies.

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In April 2028 the next halving will take place. In January 2029 there will be a new US president. In November 2032 we will already see the second presidential election after the Trump era. By then, SpaceX will have been publicly traded for years. Perhaps a Mars landing is even just around the corner. Things will seem to us as if they happened ages ago. The clock is ticking. Don't waste your time with fear or thinking about what to do. Just buy & HODL. Use your lifetime for yourself to stay healthy. Don't do shit with your body, even if you are young. It may be the last time you can buy Bitcoin so much below $100K—just use that opportunity. submitted by /u/0x8000a83d [link] [comments]

Good year to accumulate

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Was not convinced of Bitcoin until the ETFs released. Was worried I was late to the party. We are debt free and buying every day in River. I am committed to DCA until 2030. submitted by /u/3_pigs [link] [comments]

It’s been a while but I bought again today.

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crypto just being a side gig, but I couldn’t resist buying some btc today submitted by /u/TrooperStorm316 [link] [comments]

Lighter actually able to compete with Hyperliquid?

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What are everyone's thoughts on this? I actually haven't heard of this until a few months ago, but saw that Vitalik did a fireside chat with the dev team a few weeks back. Didn't buy it then, but saw lots of positive sentiment around it on X, including the David guy from Bankless. Platform: Just tried the platform now to buy the LIT asset, but wondering what people think of both the platform and the asset? I'm not the target audience since I don't trade, but the fundamental thesis I guess is that it might be the backbone for institutional perp platforms? Apparently it had a deal with Telegram to trade within the app (I dont use telegram so not sure if this is a big deal) There are rumors that Robinhood might integrate them into their perp offering soon. Potential tailwinds if Clarity Act passes, but I think that would be good for all tokens not just LIT or HYPE Token: This is where I'm a huge noob. I have only owned BTC and ETH for multiple cycles so I do not understand the tokenomics of these new tokens. Apparently, LIT and HYPE both use their fee revenue to buy back tokens, which is deflationary. But for both, they have a vesting schedule where early devs might sell in bulk. For LIT, it looks like December is the cliff. Any thoughts on this is a good investment, and for short or long term? submitted by /u/PeeOnDusk [link] [comments]

Did some TA

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More chances on a big green dildo. submitted by /u/dikkeAap [link] [comments]

Where are the good ol' vibes? Roller Coaster Guy to the rescue!

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Who desn't love this cute little fellow?! submitted by /u/ad2003 [link] [comments]

This is the right time to buy

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Simple as that, if you want to keep your money value you NEED to buy bitcoin, Think of it more as a way to maintain the value of your hard work than as an investment. submitted by /u/LoLoLeighnor [link] [comments]

Help swapping bnb to usd

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So i currently own USDT under the BNB network. I want to swap it to USD then deposit it to my bank account. How can i do this? Do i need to first swap the usdt into bnb? Then from there send it to my coinbase and sell? Ive seen a couple of videos saying to use coinbase and sell the crypto into usd. My holdings are on Trust Wallet. Thanks for the help! submitted by /u/K5_adair [link] [comments]

Either you believe or you don't

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The continued drop has ETF written all over it.

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These are my observation driven thoughts on why Bitcoin actually pumped to $124k+, why it’s dipping now, and why the next bull run will look completely different. Searched my reddit comments/posts related to ETF for the past one year and majority were cautionary tale and many in this space were just like me; warning of the negatives that might come with ETF/our hunger for institutional adoption. Hence my surprise seeing a lot of people blaming the recent market crash on MicroStrategy/Michael Saylor selling 32 BTC. Let’s be real: Saylor selling 32 Bitcoin is pocket change to the market. It’s literal noise. If you want to know what’s actually moving the needle, you have to follow the institutional money. 1. The $124k+ Peak: Powered by ETFs ????. Bitcoin didn't smash past $124k because of retail hype or single-whale wallets. It was entirely driven by the massive, relentless inflows from Spot Bitcoin ETFs. Wall Street opened the floodgates, pumping billions of dollars of net-new capital into the market day after day. That kind of institutional buying pressure creates a supply shock, and that's what launched us into the six figures. 2. The Correction: The Outflow Effect ????. So, why the recent crash? It’s the flip side of the same coin. The moment macroeconomic jitters hit, those same ETFs started seeing massive, consecutive days of net outflows. When hundreds of millions of dollars are being pulled back out of the fund products daily, the market loses its primary engine. Blaming a tiny fractional sale by a modern-day maxi like Saylor ignores the massive systemic selling pressure coming from shifting institutional portfolios. 3. The Next Surge: The "Sellers at the Top" Problem ????️. Here is my hot take for the next leg up: The next Bitcoin price surge will see way more sellers at the top than buyers. Why? Because a massive chunk of supply is now held by traditional finance investors and institutions who operate on strict profit-taking algorithms and risk-management models. Unlike the "HODL at all costs" crypto natives of the past, these new players will ruthlessly lock in gains as soon as BTC hits their target. The days of a retail-driven infinite squeeze are changing. The next peak is going to face a massive wall of institutional sell orders. I think we have become too dependent on ETF, and for the 400th+ time, this might be the end of btc as we knew it. submitted by /u/zesushv [link] [comments]

Update on Congress.gov “H.R.3633 - Digital Asset Market Clarity Act”. It’s interesting that the market feels the most uncertain right before a big regulation move.

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https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/3633/all-actions submitted by /u/Ok-Suit541 [link] [comments]

If you're scared, sell your sats right now and never come back.

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...or read The Bitcoin Standard or Lyn Alden's Broken Money to understand why people are happy to pay for one bitcoin 70,000 more than for one dollar. submitted by /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] [comments]

BTC - time to act, we have to consider BIP360/361 more serious

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I see not much development on the discussion on BIP360&361 lately. This worries me a lot. Both Google & Microsoft anounced just recently that 2029 will be the year to be prepared for quantum threat by ready to use quantum computers. Not to mention the roadmap of the smaller pure plays. I just cannot believe they are totally wrong, and even if this is coming later I want to have BTC secured (not worried about my coins - they are safe - but the integrity of the project). A lot of people will cry FUD, but what are the Real Arguments? What do you think about that? submitted by /u/jkl2035 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin on sale

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Just do it!! Take the opportunity!! submitted by /u/khaozxd [link] [comments]

The Concordium Agent Registry Is Live

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AI agents are already executing trades, managing portfolios, and moving real value on-chain. But one question remains largely unanswered: Who is accountable when something goes wrong? Most agent identity standards can prove an agent exists. They don’t prove who stands behind it. That’s why we launched the Concordium Agent Registry and the Verified by Concordium Badge. ???? The Agent Registry adds protocol-level identity and accountability to AI agents. ???? The Verified by Concordium Badge allows agents on Ethereum and other supported chains to prove that a verified human or business entity stands behind them, without migration and without exposing personal data. As the agentic economy grows, we believe proving who is responsible may become just as important as proving what an agent can do. ???? Agent Registry ???? Verified by Concordium Badge ???? Learn more: https://www.concordium.com/agent-registry submitted by /u/Concordium_Official [link] [comments]

Daily buys

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Good morning, I turned this on about a week ago, keeping on until I hit my quarter of a bitcoin goal. submitted by /u/Callahammered [link] [comments]

The Saylor sale isn’t bearish because it was 32 BTC. It’s bearish because it happened at all.

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https://preview.redd.it/57c8ocouk25h1.png?width=1372&format=png&auto=webp&s=d15d305d027bc3bc93bc37bb0f63a1ef80c23782 Maybe I’m missing something, but I don’t think the actual size of the sale matters here. 32 BTC is basically nothing compared to what Strategy still holds. So no, I don’t think that sale by itself moved the market. But the whole MSTR/Saylor story was built around one simple idea: never sell. That was the mythology. That was the premium. That was the reason people treated MSTR like some magic Bitcoin machine instead of just a levered financial structure sitting on top of BTC. So when they sell even a tiny amount to fund preferred-stock dividends, the question changes. It’s no longer “how much did they sell?” It’s “wait, the stack is actually sellable?” That’s the crack. Not saying MSTR blows up tomorrow. Not saying Bitcoin is dead. But I do think this makes the MSTR premium harder to defend. Am I overthinking this, or is this the first real dent in the Saylor trade? submitted by /u/Roaring_lion_ [link] [comments]

Beyond the Red Candles: Why Measuring Bitcoin in Broken Money is a Fool's Game. Escape the fiat mindset, discover the power of absolute digital scarcity, and stop letting the daily charts dictate your peace of mind.

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Zcash just froze 85%+ of all 'private' Zcash

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Dont' feed the fudders!

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Please resist giving all the shitty doom posts and video's the clicks they need - it will just make them fire out more. Bitcoin has "died" hundreds of times and it still keeps going like it always will. Tik-tok-next-block. submitted by /u/marshyr3d1and [link] [comments]

the data on zcash today is genuinely weird and i can’t explain it

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bitcoin crashes below 68k and liquidates 1.2 billion dollars in positions today and somehow zcash is up 13% on the same candle. that’s not a correlation that’s an inverse and nobody in the comments of any post i’ve seen today is talking about it the on-chain stuff makes it weirder. shielded supply went from 8% of total zec to 30% in about two years and the growth is leading price not following it which matters because every previous zec rally showed the opposite pattern. price pumped first, shielded supply stayed flat, rally faded. this time the actual usage metric moved first and multicoin disclosed they’ve been accumulating since february calling it the cleanest expression of a specific thesis they didn’t fully spell out franklin templeton’s CEO said something on stage this week that i keep thinking about. she said wall street fears blockchain because it threatens a huge number of their existing business models. coming from a 1.5 trillion dollar asset manager that’s been quietly building onchain infrastructure for two years that’s not a neutral observation and then yesterday, completely quietly, anomapay just launched on ethereum mainnet. no hype. no influencer campaign. 15 second zk transactions, payment links you send over telegram, fees paid in whatever token you’re already holding, works with wallets people already have. the one app that makes stablecoin transfers actually private dropped on june second while everyone was watching bitcoin liquidation charts stablecoins are processing double visa’s annual volume on fully public ledgers right now. every transaction permanently visible to anyone with a browser. someone at multicoin figured something out in february. franklin templeton is warning about it on stage. and the infrastructure to fix it just went live yesterday submitted by /u/Repulsive_Counter_79 [link] [comments]

New Trust Wallet’s CEO brings a trading vision for wallets and is focused on improving the UI/UX experience for Trust Wallet users

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The bottom is in, boys.

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Time to load up before it takes off. submitted by /u/Cartier1847 [link] [comments]

RWA sector is exploding YoY Stocks up almost 500%, everything else growing crazy too

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Biggest crypto security myth is that experienced users are safer

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i think experienced users sometimes become more vulnerable. beginners are cautious because everything feels unfamiliar. veterans start speed-running approvals because they’ve interacted with thousands of contracts without issues before. then one day muscle memory catches up to them. feels like a lot of recent drains happened because people became too comfortable operating in environments they never fully verified in the first place. submitted by /u/NickoGermish [link] [comments]

zk proofs explained for people who've heard the term 500 times and still don't fully get it

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no shame in this. zk proofs get mentioned constantly in ethereum conversations and most explainers either go way too academic or skip the "why should i care" part entirely. here's my attempt at a practical breakdown. what's a zk proof actually doing? a zero-knowledge proof lets you prove something is true without revealing the underlying information. that's it. that's the whole concept. classic analogy: imagine you solved a sudoku puzzle. you want to prove to someone you solved it correctly, but you don't want to show them your solution. a zk proof lets you mathematically prove "yes, this solution is valid" without revealing a single number. the verifier becomes 100% convinced you solved it, but learns nothing about how. in crypto terms: you can prove a computation happened correctly without re-executing it or exposing the data involved. why does ethereum care? two big reasons right now: scaling. zk rollups (zkSync, Scroll, Polygon zkEVM) batch hundreds of transactions off-chain, execute them, and post a tiny proof back to L1 that says "all of these were valid." L1 just verifies the proof instead of re-running every transaction. way cheaper, same security guarantee. privacy. normally everything on-chain is public. zk proofs let you prove things like "i have enough balance for this transfer" or "i'm on this allowlist" without revealing your actual balance or identity. that's what protocols like Aztec use them for. the part most people miss zk proofs aren't limited to rollups and privacy. the core idea, "prove a computation was correct without re-executing it," applies to anything where you need trust in a result but can't or don't want to watch the computation happen. examples that are starting to get built: proving that an exchange's matching engine executed trades fairly without exposing the full order book state proving identity credentials (age, citizenship, accreditation) without revealing the actual documents proving AI model inference was done correctly on specific inputs the rollup use case gets 90% of the attention because it's the most mature. but the design space is way bigger than most people realize. if you want to go deeper the rabbit hole goes: understand the concept (you're here) > understand SNARKs vs STARKs (the two main proof systems) > understand specific implementations (plonk, groth16, SP1, risc zero). don't try to learn the math first. learn what the proofs enable, then work backwards into how they work. happy to answer questions if anything's unclear. submitted by /u/ginete_tech [link] [comments]

What Was Your First Experience Using Bitcoin

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I'm curious to hear how people in this community were first introduced to Bitcoin. What sparked your interest and what was your first experience using or learning about it Have your views on Bitcoin changed over time It would be interesting to hear stories from both long-time Bitcoin users and those who discovered it more recently submitted by /u/Maleficent-Tale-1459 [link] [comments]

US sanctions Nobitex and other Iranian crypto exchanges under 'Economic Fury' campaign

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From article. The U.S. Treasury Department on Tuesday sanctioned Nobitex, Iran's largest crypto exchange, along with three other trading platforms based in the country as part of the Trump administration's "Economic Fury" campaign against Tehran's financial networks. The Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control, better known as OFAC, said Nobitex "processed over 50 percent of all Iranian digital asset inflows in 2025" and was a key player in sanctions evasion, terrorist financing and transactions linked to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. It also extended sanctions upon Nobitex's chairman and co-founder, Amir Hossein Rad, current CEO Seyed Ali Khoee, and co-founders Ali and Mohammad Kharrazi, brothers from one of Iran's most politically connected families. submitted by /u/zesushv [link] [comments]

BTC saved me

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29 yo male here. There's something just felt like sharing regarding BTC and how it might have saved me from my own country. Growing up in a third world place where corruption knows no bounds, politicians stole everything (literally, I'm not exaggerating. Electricity, social security funds, bank accounts list goes on forever). Economy is completely dead, stocks bonds or investment in any local company would be a disaster. Currency collapsed more than 90%. Add the fact PayPal, amazon, stripe, google AdSense, eBay practically all online services don't work for reasons i will not go into spare myself heartaches. In addition to being constantly in wars. My investment options were limited to only gold and silver (Mind you even the sellers would try and rip you off for selling or when buying depending on their circumstances. Afterwards they will continue praying normally to their God. Yes I'm an agnostic). [Also please spare me the lessons that BTC is not an investment] Somehow Bitcoin was available. Not banned, or unavailable or not 'not operating' here. Simply astonishing. I could not believe it. Went into it without thinking once. Something i can buy and sell with no pain in the ass middle man waiting to rip me off ?! Started accumulating. I'm just grateful. Also, just a reminder https://preview.redd.it/7qbwb92ts05h1.png?width=201&format=png&auto=webp&s=7634ba036d8fbae22d4a5fb8396dfa701cc0c863 submitted by /u/Available_Affect_154 [link] [comments]

Mastercard Just Opened Its Payment Network to Stablecoins

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I all-in BTC near 2022 bottom

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I will do it again in 2026 submitted by /u/joex2021 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin 4 year cycle: buy or not buy

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What's the 4 year cycle everyone is talking about? How reliable is it? submitted by /u/CharityNo1256 [link] [comments]

Lab token

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Who ever is doing those big chunks, please let me be an insider ???? submitted by /u/corking-- [link] [comments]

I set a RemindMe! for a post 5 years ago - but the post / comment was deleted.

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The post was about ETH prices and what it would look like 5 years from now (back in 2021). https://www.reddit.com/r/ethtrader/comments/nqhrgw/comment/h0b61ry/?context=3 submitted by /u/Trylion_ZA [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, June 03, 2026

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The full privacy stack in 2026: Silent Payments for receiving, CoinJoin for spending, Lightning for everything in between

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Following up on the Silent Payments article from last week — several people asked about the spending privacy side. Honest answer: SP + Lightning is already a strong combo. But if you ever need to spend on-chain, you want CoinJoin'd UTXOs as inputs. Otherwise CIOH heuristics can still reconstruct your history. The stack I'd recommend in 2026: receive via sp1q... address, CoinJoin with Wasabi + OpenCoordinator or JoinMarket/Jam before any significant on-chain spend, route everyday payments through Lightning. Each layer attacks a different part of the surveillance graph. Full guide here: https://davidebtc186.substack.com/p/you-fixed-your-receiving-privacy Curious if anyone here has a different approach for the on-chain spending layer. ⚡ [donate@shadowbip.com](mailto:donate@shadowbip.com) | ???? github.com/shadowbipnode submitted by /u/Large-Cress900 [link] [comments]

Daily General Discussion June 03, 2026

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Randomly guessing seed phrases in Phantom and it actually imported someone’s wallet ???? What the hell?

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I was typing completely random words into the 12-word recovery phrase in Phantom. At first it showed “Incorrect words”. I changed only one word and tried again — it suddenly worked perfectly. Phantom accepted it, showed “We found 1 account” and imported the wallet. Now I have full access to that account. I know the mathematical probability of this happening is basically zero, so I’m pretty shocked. Has this ever happened to anyone else? Is there some bug in Phantom or did I just get extremely lucky? Not touching the account obviously, just curious as hell. Throwaway account. submitted by /u/MidnightOk9979 [link] [comments]

If you aren't taking this opportunity to buy what the hell are you even doing?

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Everyone talks a big game, well nows the opportunity. You ask for these opportunities, here they are. Buy, accumulate, follow through. submitted by /u/SupermarketEmpty789 [link] [comments]

There are 1,185 Lightning-enabled AI services live. Most developers don't know they exist.

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L402 is the Lightning version of API payments. An agent calls a service, gets a 402 Payment Required response with a Lightning invoice, pays it, and gets the data back. The entire cycle takes under a second and costs fractions of a cent. There are 1,185 services running this way right now. They cover weather, translation, LLM inference, data feeds, DNS lookup, financial data, and a lot more. The problem is discoverability. These services are scattered across GitHub repos, personal projects, and small startups. There's no central place to find them, compare their prices, or know which ones are actually alive and working. We built one: https://api.ideafactorylab.org It indexes 2,811 services total across x402 (USDC on Base), L402 (Lightning), and MPP (Stripe). All graded A-F weekly. You can search by keyword, filter by protocol, and see live uptime data. The discovery endpoint is free: GET https://api.ideafactorylab.org/discover?q=weather&protocol=l402 Lightning channel support is next on the roadmap. Right now the proxy settles in USDC, but we're opening LN channels to bridge USDC-paying agents into Lightning services automatically. If you're running an L402 service and aren't indexed, submit here: https://api.ideafactorylab.org/submit submitted by /u/Spark_by_Spark [link] [comments]

BTC today

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Microstrategy marketcap is down ~15% in two days approximately $7B. After selling just 32 BTC or .0038% of their total supply for just $2M. How exactly is he supposed to be able to ever sell from his stash in the future without dumping the price of his en

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Microstrategy marketcap is down ~15% in two days approximately $7B. After selling just 32 BTC or .0038% of their total supply for just $2M. How exactly is he supposed to be able to ever sell from his stash in the future without dumping the price of his en

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Microstrategy marketcap is down ~15% in two days approximately $7B. After selling just 32 BTC or .0038% of their total supply for just $2M. How exactly is he supposed to be able to ever sell from his stash in the future without dumping the price of his en

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Microstrategy marketcap is down ~15% in two days approximately $7B. After selling just 32 BTC or .0038% of their total supply for just $2M. How exactly is he supposed to be able to ever sell from his stash in the future without dumping the price of his en

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Charles Hoskinson on Fire as Cardano Faces ‘Wave of Shutdowns’, ADA Falls 10%

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Seeing people’s panicky posts today

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Pray the dip lasts until the next paycheck

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Because they never do submitted by /u/WarthogMental843 [link] [comments]

Just Started Mining

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Hey Guys.. So I've just tested my riig, and it was hitting 0.00099 Per day. Is this a decent amount???? submitted by /u/Comfortable-Bike6437 [link] [comments]

Daily Crypto Discussion - June 2, 2026 (GMT+0)

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Will Michael Saylor be this cycles SBF ?

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So today BTC had a huge red day and it might be due to Saylor selling those 32BTC. SRTC tanked to $95. And MSTR lost 10% or so. Every cycle it seems some business accelerates a crypto crash. In 2014 it was MtGox In 2018 it was Craig Wright and his BSV In 2022 it was SBF Who here thinks if BTC keeps dropping, he will have to sell more BTC to pay the STRC dividend and end up causing a feedback loop where he sells, and BTC goes down further and he needs to sell more to pay down his debt. Eventually MSTR goes under and bitcoin bottoms around Oct/Nov like previous cycles and we moon in 2028? submitted by /u/crazybitcoinlunatic [link] [comments]

Trust Wallet Issues

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Attempting to move KSM & some DOGE out of the wallet but I'm receiving errors or failed transfers. Whats going on with this wallet? submitted by /u/KenBgood [link] [comments]

Are 6’s lucky?

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Finally

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About a year and a half ago it became my goal to own .1 btc, I am proud to say I have accomplished this. Only the beginning, let the market sell due to Iran, micro strategy, ai, and whatever else. I see people say because bitcoin isnt going up and it should have because everything else went up so now that means it’s over. How? It’s a piece of technology that’s a hedge against the petrodollar that will inevitably become worthless due to compounding debt math. And I understand the dollar became inflated so bitcoin should go up. It did in 2025! Now those dollars are all being rushed into ai but that doesn’t change bitcoin as a piece of technology. Buy buy buy submitted by /u/Ok-Crab-567 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin just dropped 6% in a day while ai stocks hit all time highs. Nobody is asking the obvious question.

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Yesterday btc tumbled below $67k, down nearly 6% in a single session which is lowest level since april. Spot bitcoin etfs recorded $1.42 billion in outflows as investor sentiment turned risk off and meanwhile nvidia closed at an ath, microsoft is up 34% this year and the ai infrastructure trade is printing. Which means money rotated,investors are moving out of crypto amid continued market uncertainty, as higher performing sectors such as AI offer alternatives and thats yahoo finance's straight read on yesterday's session. the thing worth sitting with is that btc's ath was $126k in oct 2025 and now trading at $67k which 47% below if i m not wrong, while the broader narrative around it has never been more institutionally accepted like etfs approved, genius act signed into law, corporate treasuries holding BTC, sovereign wealth funds circling so the macro setup looks better than 2021 but the price doesnt..... Capital that came into crypto looking for asymmetric upside has found a new home,why hold Bitcoin at $67k hoping for a run back to $126k when you can buy nvidia, palantir or get leveraged exposure to the nasdaq 24/7 through onchain platforms like ostium without ever leaving your wallet? The risk on trade has just moved. The counterargument I keep hearing is that crypto and ai are different asset classes serving different purposes and btc is a store of value ,thats true in theory but in practice the same retail and institutional dollars chase both, and rn one of them is working and one isnt. Three catalysts I m watching that could reverse the rotation are the openai ipo this fall creating a liquidity event that sends money back into risk assets broadly, a fed rate cut that lifts all boats or a genuine btc narrative reset,maybe somethiing new Until one of those lands i think the ai trade continues to eat crypto's lunch on a relative basis. What do u think is this rotation temporary or does crypto need a new narrative to compete with the ai infrastructure trade? submitted by /u/Jealous-Drawer8972 [link] [comments]

Watch out for this elaborate eBay/Trezor phone scam (02079730237 / trezorreview.io)

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Just wanted to give a heads up about a really targeted phishing scam I just dealt with. If you've ever bought a hardware wallet off a third-party site like eBay, definitely read this. I bought a Trezor Safe 5 off an eBay seller (nicksbargains1961) back in September. It arrived completely sealed and at factory settings, but I still wiped it and generated a new seed immediately just to be safe. Fast forward 9 months to today, and I get a random call from a UK number (02079730237). The guy claims he's from eBay. He knew my full name, the exact Trezor I bought, the date, and the seller's username. He tells me they've had reports of compromised wallets from this specific seller and then "transfers" me to a Trezor rep. The second guy tells me I need to plug my wallet into my phone because it "needs power to read the NFC chip" (lol). He directs me to a fake diagnostic site: trezorreview.io. The site actually looked pretty legit and immediately threw up a massive red warning saying "Device Memory Corruption Detected" and told me I needed to repair it right away. Obviously, to "repair" it, the site asked me to type in my recovery seed phrase. Since I had the scammer on the phone walking me through it, I decided to string him along. When the site asked for the words, I just typed in: FUCK OFF YOU SCAMMING CUNT DO YOU THINK IM FUCKING RETARDED CUNT. The guy hung up on me instantly. The smartest part of their scam is that they waited 9 months to try it. That means the 60-day window to leave negative eBay feedback is totally gone, so I can't even warn other buyers on the seller's profile. It also makes you drop your guard since the device looked perfectly sealed and legit upon arrival. Just a reminder that if you buy from eBay, assume your name, phone number, and purchase history are going to end up with scammers. Never type your seed phrase anywhere except the physical device. Stay safe. submitted by /u/FeatheredFox92 [link] [comments]

Where's my Crypto President???

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Bitget Rolls Out Stocks 2.0, Linking Crypto Tokenized Equities to Real U.S. Market Liquidity

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Bitget just added what they’re calling Stocks 2.0. It’s tokenized versions of actual US equities that are linked to real market liquidity through a licensed RWA issuer. The initial list has 36 assets. Examples include Tesla, Nvidia, Apple, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, Alphabet, and QQQ. You trade them directly against USDT on the spot market. Dividends are converted to USDT and paid out, while things like stock splits show up automatically in your token balance. The main difference they’re highlighting is that the tokens are backed by actual underlying liquidity from traditional equity markets instead of just internal order books. Fees start at 0.1% and can drop to zero maker/taker if you use their exchange token for VIP level. It also works inside their existing tools, spot grid, futures grid, copy trading, and some yield products. I’ve seen a few platforms try tokenized stocks before and it seems to be pushing harder on connecting to real US market depth. Has anyone traded similar tokenized equities on other platforms? How did the tracking and liquidity actually hold up during bigger moves? Also curious how people are thinking about the regulatory side of these products across different regions. submitted by /u/Sad-Struggle7797 [link] [comments]

Everyone now has the same opportunity as everyone who joined in 2021. Level field. What do you do?

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Drops like these are just bitcoin clock resets. The folks in 2021 probably have more bitcoin than you, BUT you can enter at the same price. submitted by /u/Tasty_Action5073 [link] [comments]

Clarity Act added to Senate calendar! Eligible for full vote.

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This means that the bill has passed through banking and agriculture committees and have gone through reconciliation. It’s now ready to hit the senate floor submitted by /u/PeeOnDusk [link] [comments]

‘This Is Not Financial Advice’: How finfluencers prey on economic desperation

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Sens. Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren push Labor Dept. to scrap proposed rule that brings crypto into 401(k) plans

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From the article; In a letter dated June 1 to Acting Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling, the senators and top Democrat of the House Committee on Education and Workforce, Rep. Robert "Bobby" Scott, said the proposed rule would expose people to more risk. "The proposed rule would establish a so-called safe harbor for fiduciaries who offer alternative investments in retirement plans," they said in the letter. "This would strip long-held investor protections from retirement savers and encourage the use of more risky, complex, and expensive investments." submitted by /u/zesushv [link] [comments]

Strategy selling 0.0038% of the it's BTC holding is a good thing and not a cause for panic at all.

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It hasn't been long and I'm already annoyed by the panic around this. MSTR is a company. It had convertible debt on it's balance sheet. That debt was going to come due soon. The maturity of that convertible debt would have diluted current shareholders of MSTR. Instead of letting this happen, MSTR sold BTC and cleared some of it's convertible debt. All future debt raised by MSTR will likely be through its preferred offerings of STRC, STRF, STRD, etc... Clearing Convertible debt and raising future capital through preferred equity liabilities is a not just a good thing. It's a great thing - for MSTR shareholders, for preferred shares investors, and for BTC holders. The panic around MSTR selling 0.0038% of it's total BTC holdings is just pure lunacy. submitted by /u/Local_Math_5512 [link] [comments]

I have been a Bitcoiner for a long while, through several cycles. The price isn't even that low right now, and yet I feel less confident about Bitcoin's future than I ever have.

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I second guess the whole thing now more than ever. If there is one single thing that I would have always said is Bitcoin's main purpose, it is to have inflation-resistant money. That's the main purpose of it, to me. It wasn't so obvious back then. Pre-COVID, you could pontificate about inflation to people and they were confused about why you're even talking about about that. Like you're worried about something that's never going to happen. It's fine. The US Dollar is fine. Fast forward to 2026 and now EVERYONE understands at least on some level that inflation is eroding their quality of life away. The US dollar is NOT fine. Most people are very shocked with the prices they're seeing in stores. If you told me in 2019 what the prices of groceries were going to be in 2026 priced in USD, I would be sure that everyone is starting to understand the importance of money that can't just be printed out of thin air. And yet here we are. Everyone sees the prices of literally everything going up. Everyone understands on some level that inflation = bad. I would have guessed everyone would be pouring themselves into BTC to escape. But the price is floundering and it feels like there's not much upside left. You could have outperformed BTC in the past few years just by investing in a boring index fund instead. I wonder if this is just the calm before the storm in the next cycle? Or is humanity just too stupid for this to ever stick? How do you guys think the next 5 years plays out? submitted by /u/God_Hand_9764 [link] [comments]

After an ATH for ants, are we gonna get the full bear market still?

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I mean, btc did x1.83 from previous ATH and we still are able to go as down as 60k(february dip) after like an ATH of 126k which was also so tiny when compared to previous ATH multipliers... What kind of a hedge is it, against what, maybe your mental health? At this point its been 5 years since 2021 and every single person who bought btc during 2021 did a poor decision, you'd be much better with an SP500 index fund. Worst case you'd end up with same value but without all the stress the volatility brings. Why am i being so pessimist? Because some people here acts like its all normal but it is not. What kind of catalyst we need here? POTUS (you might not like him but POTUS title could be biggest title in the world) actively marketed bitcoin for 1 whole year. Do we need aliens to come and purchase all btc? Truly what do you guys expect. Previous ATH multiplier was x3.5, now we got x1.8 whats gonna be next one? If it continue to drop like this we supposed to get something like x1.3 maybe? So next ath will be around 160k? I dunno guys, been in btc more than 12 years now, i made a fortune but i am tired at this moment. Please don't give me financial advice. submitted by /u/Zestyclose-Power-132 [link] [comments]

One of the biggest regrets of my life.....

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One of the biggest regrets of my life is not buying Bitcoin in the early days. I was still in school, just a kid, and I remember hearing some of my classmates talking about Bitcoin. What bothers me the most is that I was ignorant and didn't even have the curiosity to look it up online and see what it was all about. Looking back, I realize that opportunities often appear long before we understand their value submitted by /u/Ok_Armadillo2090 [link] [comments]

I'm so happy Bitcoin is dropping

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I'm sure you are feeling the same as me if you truly understand Bitcoin. Being able to purchase Bitcoin at this prices in big 2026 it's such a blessing. The 4 year cycle is more alive than ever and it's stronger than the correlation with the stock market, meaning Bitcoin will go up the following years even if the rest is going down. I'm from a third world country and have been buying since march 2021 with some stops in 2024 and 2025. I own about 0.13 BTC now and plan to reach 0.2 during this bear market. Fundamentals are the same. Nothing changed. Stay strong, buy, hodl and be patient. See you in 2028 for the next ATH. submitted by /u/ch_raposo [link] [comments]

A short story about an oak, a bamboo grove, and Bitcoin cycles.

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A traveler once came across a mighty oak standing beside a bamboo grove. When a violent storm arrived, the bamboo bent almost to the ground. The oak stood firm. When the storm passed,the oak had lost branches and its roots were partially exposed. The bamboo simply stood back up. The traveler asked the bamboo: How did you survive?....The bamboo answered: I didn't fight the wind. I let it pass through me. This reminded me of Bitcoin. The market has always been the storm. Bitcoin has survived: -93% in 2011....... -85% in 2015 .....-84% in 2018.... -77% in 2022. Every cycle felt different when you were living through it. And evry single time, some people were convinced it was finally over. Maybe thats why I like the bamboo analogy. The goal isn't to pretend the wind doesn't exist. It's to survive long enogh to see the sun come back out. submitted by /u/MoneyMonsterStudios [link] [comments]

Bitcoin is on sale

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Years from now, nobody will remember the scary headlines, the red candles, or the panic posts. They'll remember whether they had the conviction to keep buying when everyone else was afraid. Bitcoin is still Bitcoin. 21 million. Tick tock, next block. Keep stacking. ???? submitted by /u/CrackTheSignal [link] [comments]

Bro Selling For A Loss vs Me Holding To Zero

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Dutch crypto broker Knaken (Rotterdam) abruptly shuts down, customers locked out of funds. This is why self-custody matters.

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I'm starting to understand

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I started buying BTC to save for a motorcycle. I make $19k a year and there's massive devaluation in my country, saving money never made sense for me, couldn't think of building something for the future in this situation. In 231 days, I've invested nearly $4k (averaging $17/day), starting when BTC was at $117k. My wallet is currently at $3,500, down about $500. I didn’t panic, but the anxiety made me realize I can't control the market timing. If I want to buy the bike without losing money then the bike will have to wait. Today I realized I probably won't sell even if BTC goes high and I can get the motorcycle. After all the effort it took to buy monthly and stay patient, I don't like the idea. The motorcycle which was the final objective, feels now like a smaller thing. I want this to be something bigger. I realized now that this will be a longer journey than I thought, I renewed my commitment to BTC by setting up a cold wallet today. I'm now enjoying the process of growing my coin, even if it's slow paced with the low income I have. I'm also inspired to get a better income and will be trying to apply for jobs outside my country to grow even more my coin. All of this might sound corny, but for the first time in 28 years I feel like I'm doing something for my future. Thanks for reading! submitted by /u/Left_Connection_8818 [link] [comments]

I'M NEVER DUCKING SELLIN

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If you're in a panic mode today, get Lyn Alden's book called Broken Money, and read it. Or at least the Bitcoin Standard. And don't forget, DCA & HODL is the name of the game. submitted by /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] [comments]

If MicroStrategy sells any more of their 843k bitcoin (at current price of 67,900) they’ll be realizing a loss of 10% per bitcoin.

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Bitcoin block taking forever.

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Tried a test transfer. Its taken an hour and 20 mins so far. Longest amount of time I've had to wait. Anybody else taking a while? I believe this is the hash: 950207f01c4e3bf4512fb0c4eb3903305ca4dfb05f9ed834d0c5d481e09f5564 Transaction confirmed. Thanks again folks. submitted by /u/luvBitCoins [link] [comments]

Round tripped two cycles and I’m depressed

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I’m 22 years old, started buying bitcoin at 50-60k in 2021, dca some at that bear market. And have been holding since. I completely held through the top this cycle and now I’m down over 50% since the top. At this point I would be so much better off if I just invested in the s&p, I’m pretty much break even after 5 years of holding. Just graduated college and want to do some travel but idk if I can get myself to start selling at these prices. It just keeps getting worse and worse. At this point idk what to do holding until this next cycle seems like the best bet I just can’t believe I understood how the cycle works and still didn’t sell any this time. Any advice would be appreciated this has been eating me alive submitted by /u/opera678 [link] [comments]

Selling as a tax loss harvest, immediately rebuying

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Has anyone done this? Thinking of doing this for the tax savings since Bitcoin is a long term hold for me, the tax loss harvest could benefit me in the short term allowing me to take profits without paying taxes on gains in stocks. Round trip fees and spreads obviously comes with a cost and from what I have read/heard the legislature could change wash sale rules regarding bitcoin. Main risk here that I see is if legislature does change and it is retroactive for this tax year then I wasted money on fees and spreads for no reason. Has anyone done this, any insights or logistic advice for doing it? I used river before so I would probably just use river again even though the fees are not best just because it is all set up for me to do it there and I’m familiar. Thanks in advance for your comments! submitted by /u/Random-newb [link] [comments]

BTC halving 5 projection

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What’s the 4 year cycle

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I am new to bitcoin in general and I saw people screaming 4 year cycle in this bear run. When does the cycle starts? How reliable is the cycle? Thanks submitted by /u/notming11 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin Core 30.0 and post-release market conditions

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Since the release of Bitcoin Core R30, I’ve become increasingly concerned about the direction of Bitcoin governance and development. One thing that attracted me to Bitcoin originally was the idea that controversial rule changes would only happen with overwhelming social consensus. My impression was that maintainers acted conservatively and avoided pushing changes that large parts of the ecosystem strongly disagreed with. Watching the R30 debate changed my perception of that. I’m starting to question how decentralized Bitcoin really is at the maintainer and implementation level. In practice, a relatively small group of developers and maintainers appears to have significant influence over what gets merged, normalized and eventually adopted by the ecosystem. Even if users technically remain free to reject software changes, there’s still enormous social and infrastructural inertia behind the reference implementation. That creates a form of soft centralization that I think many long-term holders underestimated. I also wonder whether some long-term Bitcoiners are quietly losing confidence because of this shift. Not necessarily because of one specific technical change alone, but because of what it signals about governance, culture, and the future direction of the project. Bitcoin’s value ultimately depends on trust in its rules, neutrality, and decentralization. Once people begin questioning those foundations, it matters. submitted by /u/bloodydeer1776 [link] [comments]

SWIFT Moves $150T in Payments Onto Crypto Rails With JPMorgan, HSBC and Citi

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Do not catch a falling knife

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... is easier said than done. Lost about 30k chasing shitcoin pumps since 2017. Took me long enough to learn my lesson. Now that BTC price is tanking I see my true first window of opportunity to build generational wealth. Should I buy now? Should I wait for later? submitted by /u/macsimyzme [link] [comments]

Strive Buys Another $185M Bitcoin In BTC Acquisition Spree

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A new way to fund open source with Ethereum at the core

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Decentralized* Storage in a Plywood Box: ETHPrague Day One

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(* Not actually decentralized) Day One of ETHPrague My home for the next four nights is a capsule in a constellation of plywood. A Prague hostel has converted bunk-bed rooms into a capsule hotel, filling the room with ten interlocking plywood pods. Each room has a toilet, a shower and two sinks. The rooms share a small kitchen that reeks of ramen spice packets. This looks to be a clever move by the hostel: off season, over half the capsules are full and probably at twice the price that a single bunk bed would have gone for. The capsules are snug: an entrance with a short bench and a mirror and just enough room to stash my suitcase, as long as I have no intention of opening it. I need to step onto the bench to hoist up to the single mattress. My neighbour's bed intersects like a backwards Tetris piece but our privacy is complete other than the shared spaces. The following day I take a tram to Náměstí Republiky where people are already setting up their stands with cocktails and grilled sausages. The flashy Art Nouveau Municipal House is grafted onto a medieval wall, sitting uncomfortably next to the medieval Gothic tower at the boundary of Old Town and New Town. The Art Nouveau building built in 1912 on the site of the former Royal Court palace seems altogether too imposing for a crypto-conference. Two sculptures by Ladislav Šaloun flank the entrance: The Degradation of the People and The Resurrection of the People. Perhaps we are in the right place after all. https://preview.redd.it/9xuwmr8hcv4h1.jpg?width=2542&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=aa6bb3aa4edf2dcca7a32691ece3c593a7ee7bd9 I join the t-shirted backpacked crowd and walk in. We gather in the "hacker space", Smetana Hall. Small tables fill the space under the domed stained-glass-and-steel ceiling. Mirrors sparkle with the light from gilded lamps. At the far end of the space is a stage with a massive organ of almost 5,000 pipes and two more sculptures. This is the actual room where Czechoslovak independence was proclaimed in 1918. After the opening speeches, the hackers will occupy this space. I can't help wishing that I was a hacker, dedicating the next seventy-two hours to creating something in this ornate hall. https://preview.redd.it/32zerkyjcv4h1.jpg?width=3184&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d48961b3ae34a702d9ef2ecf0016a7a7d7c375ff The first talk I attend is Emilien Duc of DeFiScan with the alarming title of How Many People Can Rug You?. He declares 2026 the year of preventable losses, with a common factor of off-chain failures. The problem is we treat "decentralized" as a buzzword, rather than a measurable metric. We need to look at who actually controls the protocol behind the scenes. This misuse of DeFi (Decentralized Finance) is a key theme throughout the conference. Duc's point is that most DeFi today still depends on small groups of admins/keyholders behind the scenes. A quick search tells me that the industry standard is 4-of-7 or 5-of-9 multisig set up, which fits in with his average of seven admins per smart contract. https://preview.redd.it/p4i81o9pcv4h1.jpg?width=3112&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a006c2d7355e84aef7137ab500be4bd9dec28438 The answer to the question of how many people, by the way, is that it only takes four or five keyholders to rug you on most platforms. We're mostly just trusting a handful of guys in group chat. Next up is Sem with How we hacked TheDAO, again, relating the 2016 hack that broke DAO and led to an Ethereum fork. The story of how they decided to use the same exploit to recover funds, waiting to see if anyone else spotted them and got there first, was truly gripping. The Crypto regulation and banks panel focuses on the intersection of cryptocurrency regulation and decentralized finance. Czech politician Ondřej Kovařík and Raiffeisenbank's Product Owner for crypto-initiatives Tomáš Piškule speak to Ondrej Pilny, the head of Ecosystem Growth at Gnosis. They discuss the state of DeFi, MiCA regulation, stablecoins as a simple vehicle to transfer value, and the state of legislation. Both predict high crypto adoption in the banks in five years. Most exciting point: Agentic commerce will not happen without stable coins. If this is happening and people will start regularly using any kind of agents to carry out transactions on the internet for them, it will all happen on blockchain rails. https://preview.redd.it/t0q04aqtcv4h1.jpg?width=2691&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e8ba6c441a391a4f57b371032ee917e99cb7f4a2 Unlocking AI Agentic UX with Google’s AP2 Standard and the x402 Protocol by Ben Greenberg, a senior dev/rel at Arbitrum, is surprisingly accessible: agents on the web are the new interface and we need to optimize for them. They are even more impatient than humans, who will quietly wait 3-4 seconds for a site to load, and they have difficulties paying. This is where the x402 protocol comes in. I need a break. Ben is standing in the corridor and I join the conversation; we talk about travel and cruise ships and porn. I miss a talk on Optimizing Yield While Prioritizing Safety. Stanislaw Šimek speaks on The Future of DeFi: From the Trenches and the Law, giving Web3 projects a clear decision point: are you tradfi and regulated or are you permissionless? Because, he warns, the current middle ground of pretending to be decentralized to avoid regulation will not survive. If the cocktails were less expensive, I would be getting a drink every time someone told us that most DeFi isn't. Instead I sneak out to have some lunch at Náměstí Republiky which, I notice, has cheaper cocktails available in a variety of stalls. I dismiss the idea of running out of Municipal House every time someone complains about the mis-use of DeFi and settle for some food. I return to the fray for editor Macauley Peterson on When tokens meet reality: why crypto needs disclosure standards. Peterson tells us about the original innovation of trading securities on Wall Street, and twenty-five years later, those traders wrote a constitution and formed what would become the New York Stock Exchange. The Securities Exchange Act, the Chicago Board of Trade and the Futures Act show that same trend: members of a community instituting formal trading strategies and contract standardization. And yet, now, the people who understand the technology are hanging back. The question is whether they will step in to create industry-led standards or continue to allow people who don't understand it to create regulation. I may not be in that group of those who understand the technology but I am hugely motivated by the talks on this first day, loving that feeling that every person can make a difference. https://preview.redd.it/sadw5h62dv4h1.jpg?width=2877&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b502c4622b4df6a15e3c0c71f207bc719c232dac Tobias Schreier's talk is a battle cry: Show Me the Users! A Data-Driven Reality Check. He shows us chewy stats from growthepie that show that Ethereum and L2 usage is still heavily dominated by basic financial speculation. The most startling stat: 75% of Polygon fees are coming from users interacting with Polymarket? What happens when they move? But growthepie also shows us real-world traction, for example a shift towards non-USD stablecoins such as EuroC and the Swiss CHF-based Frankencoin that you can use to pay for your cheap groceries at SPAR. By now, the planned presentations are diverging quite a bit from the schedule, especially for those of us changing rooms every 25 minutes, and I dash in late for Monetizing Crazy Times with Prediction Markets by Swiss lawyer Anne-Grace Kleczewski. She convinces me with a single quote: "Greatly designed beliefs certainly contribute to crowd intelligence, but poorly designed ones are merely depicting attempts at making some quick money." Between the three tracks of talks, people gather out on the balcony, standing in the sunshine overlooking the tourists. The conversations swirl around me. "I'm not with them any more but I'm still in Portugal, co-living there, looking for opportunities." "People are saying the old location was better but I like this. It feels like the real Prague." "Yeah, I'm back in Berlin, got a one-year-old daughter, so that's grounding me." "I tell them that they all need x402 but to be honest, I'm not that technical." "I got a gun. Accidentally. It's not a bug, it's a feature." I go back inside. I get back into synch with Who Owns Attention in a Decentralised Future? Toward Value-Aligned Recommendation Systems by Alexander Trauth-Goik, who explains algorithmic curation in surveillance capitalism and that we are being tricked into believing that invasion of our privacy and the fracturing of our attention is a necessary price to taking part in social media. "Do we want recommendation algorithms and technology in general to hijack and undermine our psychological vulnerabilities, or to empower and elevate the better angels of our nature?" Recommendation algorithms could be giving us information that better serve our long-term interests and goals. Veronika Civínová gives us a surprising angle with Practical challenges of EU laws: from climate to crypto. Civínová argues that while the media frames crypto and climate regulations as being in direct conflict, crypto actually fits beautifully into the broader definition of "sustainability." By looking past just environmental impact to include social and corporate governance pillars (like community focus and superior business conduct), crypto can prove it's sustainable, provided it doesn't "significantly harm" the environment. It's only ten past six but I feel like I've already experienced three days of conference into one. I wander aimlessly around Municipal House, sipping water and looking up at the ornate ceilings and dangling chandeliers. Then I walk home, stopping for a hearty meal at a quiet restaurant on the way. One beer at the hostel bar and I have to admit that I'm ready for bed. I snuggle into my plywood pod, head full of ideas. My neighbor enters his pod, slamming the door behind him, shaking the entire unit of four. I consider banging on the wall, annoying everyone with my hiss of "can you keep it down???" but while I'm still considering how to respond in a way that doesn't make things worse, my eyes flutter shut and I fall asleep. --- This series was supported through the generosity of the Peacock Foundation. Tomorrow: I am reminded once again that my greatest vulnerability isn't code. It's me. --> Read Day Two submitted by /u/Twelvemeatballs [link] [comments]

r/BASE FOUNDER 'AMA' SERIES: 'Charms' Join us 7pm UTC Tues 2nd June

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Attention XRP Investors! Ripple Announces Collaboration with Turkish Companies!

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Bitcoin is down so buy!

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I starting buying Bitcoin near the all time highs last year then I stopped and now my average buy is at around 106k and I remember saying once it has its massive drop I will buy get my average down not Gunna be like the others let emotions get better of me when it's low and now that it is alot down it is a bit of an emotional struggle after reading all the negative headlines , vids etc, it's not like I'm investing all my life savings but still bit of emotional struggle/hurdle to get over, anyone else feel the same? submitted by /u/cloud9edd [link] [comments]

CEO Matt Cole says Wall St will fight against bitcoin-backed digital credit providers like Strive and MSTR

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Don't Fall for a Narrative: The Data Is Speaking Volumes

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Data is data. This is every Bitcoin (UTXO) movement the last 12 hours submitted by /u/JuxtaposeLife [link] [comments]

Tether is urgently selling Bitcoin

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Dev Tools Guild May 2026 update

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Cardano 2026 Summit canceled after treasury vote misses key threshold

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zk proofs aren't just for rollups. the more interesting use case is verifiable exchange execution

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most of the zk conversation in ethereum right now is about rollups. proving block validity, compressing state, bridging trustlessly. all important stuff. but there's a use case that i think is more immediately impactful and barely anyone talks about: using zk proofs to make exchange matching engines verifiable. here's the problem. every CLOB-style DEX runs a matching engine, and almost all of them are black boxes. your order goes in, a fill comes out, and you trust that the engine matched you fairly. you have no way to verify it. even the "decentralized" ones. the matching layer is the single biggest trust surface on any exchange and it's the one nobody can actually check. the fix isn't moving matching fully on-chain. dydx v4 went that direction and you pay for it in throughput, because every fill has to go through consensus. for a CLOB that's a hard ceiling on what you can offer. the more interesting path: keep matching off-chain for speed, but commit batched state transitions with validity proofs. the engine stays fast, but every batch of fills becomes cryptographically verifiable. no fill can be reordered, front-run, or fabricated without the proof failing. you get execution speed and provability without forcing a tradeoff between them. this feels like it matters more for end users than zk rollups honestly. rollups prove that a block was valid. exchange proofs prove that your specific trade was matched correctly. one is infrastructure-level, the other is directly about your money. curious why this isn't getting more attention in the ethereum zk community. is it a tooling problem? a "nobody's built it yet" problem? or does the market just not care enough about execution verifiability yet? submitted by /u/ginete_tech [link] [comments]

Buying the Dip Is Easier Said Than Done

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Do you receive tokens through vesting schedules? Looking for feedback

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Hey! I'm building a tool designed to simplify tracking and manage token vesting schedules across different protocols. I'm looking for a small group of people who receive tokens from launchpads, crypto payroll, team vestings etc, through investor allocations, advisor allocations etc, to check out the product and give some feedback - in return for free access to our paid plan when we launch. Some of the problems we're trying to solve: • Tracking allocations across multiple protocols • Remembering unlock and claim dates • Understanding what's claimable and when • Getting a clearer view of your overall vesting portfolio If this sounds relevant to you and you'd be interested in trying an early version, drop a comment or send me a DM. I'd love to hear about your current workflow and biggest frustrations as well. Thank you in advance. submitted by /u/Obvious-Appearance11 [link] [comments]

NEAR setup: the entry is only one part of the trade

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This NEAR setup is why I like separating the entry signal from the full trade decision. The 4H side gave a clean BUY scalper structure and the move started doing what it needed to do. But the 1H panel is the more important part to me right now. It is not saying "chase." It is saying watch. That difference matters. After a move starts, the next decision is not whether the first signal was right. The next decision is whether the current structure still deserves risk. For me, the useful checklist is: Is the higher-timeframe direction still aligned? Did the setup already pay too much of the move? Is the next target realistic? Where is invalidation now? Would I still take this trade if I had no attachment to the first signal? Most traders obsess over the buy or sell label. I care more about what happens after the label appears. QuantumGradeA helps me keep that process structured instead of turning every green candle into a chase. Not financial advice. Just my execution workflow. submitted by /u/CODE_HEIST [link] [comments]

MoneyGram launches stablecoin on Stellar (XLM), joining rush toward digital dollar payments

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Roast my BTC dashboard (seriously - I want it to be useful!)

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Hi folks, in the real world I'm a developer. I'm also (as you probably realise) I'm a developer. Anyway - I built this: https://richybaxter.github.io/Mandala/dashboard.html and I'd love to hear - what's missing? Shall I just stop and do something more useful instead? I know there's a lot of these things but the datapoints in one place: flows, institutional / legal news and so on - I think it's cool. Feedback so welcome and thanks! https://preview.redd.it/bygn7f765u4h1.jpg?width=2494&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c04fa3808e65b4c93241e4bc330316ccdd76596d submitted by /u/richardbaxter [link] [comments]

Looking for investment advice.

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What are your opinions on investing in the Standard & Poor’s 500 (SNP 500) instead of the SNP6900? submitted by /u/flipper6900 [link] [comments]

Mt. Gox moves $739 million worth of bitcoin to two addresses: Arkham

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from the article. The Arkham page currently marks the transferred bitcoin as "unspent," and it remains unclear whether the funds would be used for future creditor repayments. Large bitcoin movements in the past have often preceded distributions to creditors. Tuesday's transactions marked the entity's first bitcoin movement since late March, when it shifted a relatively small amount of bitcoin between its wallets. Mt. Gox currently holds 34,504 BTC, valued at roughly $2.43 billion, across its wallets, per Arkham data. submitted by /u/zesushv [link] [comments]

welcome to the 60s again !

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Looks like the 4 yr cycle is going to be true this time too. Let's goo submitted by /u/AdReasonable5446 [link] [comments]

Posted this on AITA and got mostly YTA — curious what the Bitcoin community thinks

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I posted a situation on AITA earlier and got a ton of YTA responses, so I wanted to hear from people who actually understand Bitcoin and the tech behind it. For context: (im a 15M and my cousin is 20M) I’m into Bitcoin on a small personal level. I’m not a trader, not trying to get rich quick, nothing like that. I’ve been learning for a while and have about $2k in a cold wallet that I just hold long‑term. My grandma is pretty curious about new technology. She’s asked me questions about Bitcoin before, and I thought it might be fun to show her how it works by sending her a tiny amount (like $20) from my own money, only if she wanted to try it. More like a hands‑on demo than “you should invest.” My cousin is extremely anti‑crypto and very anti‑capitalist. When he heard about this, he got upset and said I was “taking advantage of her” and “pushing risky investments on an old person,” even though she wouldn’t be spending anything and I wasn’t telling her to buy or invest. AITA basically agreed with him and said I was the asshole for even considering showing her how Bitcoin works. So I’m curious what this community thinks: Is it wrong to teach an older family member about Bitcoin if they’re interested, even if you’re using your own money and not encouraging them to invest? Genuinely want to hear the Bitcoin community’s perspective. https://www.reddit.com/r/AmItheAsshole/s/QCwtUo8X43 Link to my original post on AITA submitted by /u/Artistic-Wedding6128 [link] [comments]

CFTC Clears Bitcoin Perpetual Futures for US Markets

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Saylor's Strategy and Bitcoin's Original Purpose

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I came across a post on the Bitcoin Talk Forum that raised an interesting criticism of Michael Saylor's Bitcoin strategy. The idea is that Bitcoin was created as a scarce asset with a fixed supply of 21 million coins and as an alternative to debt-based financial systems. However, Strategy keeps issuing new shares, preferred stock, and debt to raise capital and buy more Bitcoin. The argument isn't that Saylor is creating new Bitcoin he obviously isn't. Rather, it's that he's creating more and more financial claims backed by Bitcoin, which some people see as recreating the same credit-based system Bitcoin was originally designed to replace. Do you think this criticism is valid? Is Saylor helping Bitcoin adoption by bringing it into traditional capital markets, or is he building a Bitcoin version of the financial system Bitcoin was meant to disrupt? Curious to hear both bullish and bearish perspectives. submitted by /u/True_Bodybuilder8095 [link] [comments]

How should new Ethereum L2s avoid becoming liquidity islands at launch?

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One thing I have been thinking about with newer Ethereum L2 ecosystems is the gap between “apps can deploy” and “users can actually bring useful liquidity in.” GIWA/GASOK is a good recent example. Teams are building toward mainnet, but the infrastructure question comes pretty early: If a wallet, DEX, lending app, or consumer app launches on a new L2, should each team be responsible for integrating bridges, routing, liquidity sources, and asset variants on its own? That feels like a lot of duplicated work for early app teams. One possible model is shared cross-network execution infrastructure: apps integrate a single SDK, and routing/liquidity access is handled outside the app. SODAX is preparing this kind of setup for GIWA builders, but the broader question applies to any new Ethereum L2. The tradeoffs seem non-trivial: app teams get faster access to multi-network liquidity users avoid manually bridging through several tools the L2 ecosystem may feel less empty at launch but routing, solver behavior, asset representation, and failure modes need to be easy to reason about For people who have built on or around Ethereum L2s: where do you think this responsibility should sit? Should liquidity/access infrastructure be handled by the L2 ecosystem, each individual app, or external execution layers? submitted by /u/hazy2go [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, June 02, 2026

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Daily General Discussion June 02, 2026

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What happens to Bitcoin if/when hyperinflation hits?

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The entire world just decides to value and execute the transfer of goods in Bitcoin? The new dominating power doesn’t just make their cash system the reserve currency? We just don’t go back to gold? (I get that gold is very cumbersome but who says we don’t all just end up trading tokenized gold). Who says the new Emperor Caesar doesn’t just create his own Central Bank with an entire new fiat system starting from scratch? My point is, as I’m evaluating the worthiness of expanding my Bitcoin investment - the hyperinflation of the US dollar is inevitable, but the alternative is not solely (and probably less than 50%) Bitcoin. submitted by /u/Stugatz27 [link] [comments]

Is it technically possible to envision BTC as a payment system as a robust alternative to fiat?

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Imagine a world where the USD can't be printed any longer, and we rely on sats to purchase goods and services. submitted by /u/fabio_it [link] [comments]

Bitmine Buys $52M ETH, Tom Lee Says Fundamentals Strong

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People get into Bitcoin for different reasons. What was yours?

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One thing I've noticed after spending time learning about Bitcoin: People assume everyone buys it for the same reason. That hasn't been my experience at all. Some people are worried about inflation. Some are drawn to self-custody. Some see it as an investment. Some are interested in the technology. For me, one of the biggest realizations was that there isn't just one reason people get into Bitcoin. Different people seem to "get it" for completely different reasons. What was the thing that finally made Bitcoin click for you? submitted by /u/SoundMoneyWade [link] [comments]

Is WBTC safe?

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I am considering converting a few BTC to WBTC to stake. Theorically WBTC is better because I can also earn passive income while 'holding my keys' which is what i'm trying to understand: Is this custodial? more risky or same as USDT? Was there any freeze or issue on it by past? submitted by /u/6969Momo6969 [link] [comments]

The New Financial System that nobody saw... And Canton

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Over the past few months I've been trying to understand why the same names keep appearing in tokenization discussions: DTCC HSBC JPMorgan Goldman Sachs BNY Mellon Nasdaq BlackRock Fidelity At first I thought this was a crypto story. Now I think it's a financial infrastructure story. The strongest evidence isn't coming from crypto companies. It's coming from the institutions that already operate the financial system. DTCC, which sits at the center of U.S. securities settlement, is moving forward with a tokenization service and plans limited production trading of tokenized securities in 2026. More than 50 firms are participating in the effort. DTCC also announced plans to tokenize DTC-custodied U.S. Treasury securities on Canton Network. HSBC recently completed a pilot issuing, transferring, and atomically settling tokenized deposits on Canton. This wasn't a crypto experiment. It was a test involving bank deposits, one of the core building blocks of modern finance. Meanwhile, JPMorgan's Kinexys platform, tokenized Treasuries, tokenized money market funds, and stablecoin legislation are all pointing toward the same destination: a financial system built on digital, programmable assets. This is where Canton becomes interesting. Unlike many blockchain projects, Canton was designed specifically for regulated financial markets. Privacy, compliance, interoperability, and institutional controls are not afterthoughts—they are the primary design goals. That's why organizations such as DTCC, HSBC, Goldman Sachs, BNY Mellon, and others continue appearing around the ecosystem. The bigger question for investors is whether the network succeeds or whether the token succeeds. Those are not the same thing. Many networks generate activity while their tokens capture little value. What caught my attention with Canton Coin (CC) is the burn-mint equilibrium model. Recent reports indicate: Burn-to-mint ratio increased from roughly 0.15 to 0.65 in about six months. Daily burns increased from roughly 5 million CC to more than 15 million CC. A January 2026 halving reduced emissions. Protocol fees reached approximately $66.6 million in April 2026. The critical number is not price. It's the burn-to-mint ratio. If network adoption continues growing and the ratio eventually exceeds 1.0, the network would become net deflationary. That would mean institutional usage is consuming more CC than the network is creating. Today CC trades around a $6 billion market capitalization. The market is effectively trying to answer one question: Will Canton become a niche institutional blockchain, or will it become part of the core operating system for tokenized finance? Nobody knows the answer yet. But for the first time, I find myself paying more attention to DTCC announcements, tokenized Treasuries, tokenized deposits, and Canton network statistics than I do to most crypto narratives. The canary in the coal mine isn't tokenized stocks. It's whether institutions start treating tokenized deposits, tokenized Treasuries, and digital collateral as normal financial infrastructure. If that happens, we may look back on this period the same way we look back on the early internet—not as the emergence of a new asset class, but as the rebuilding of the rails underneath the entire system. submitted by /u/Opening-Ad-6563 [link] [comments]

Cardano Summit Canceled After Community Votes Against It

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More time for Charles to look out for Aliens. submitted by /u/badfishbeefcake [link] [comments]

10 Years Crypto Outlook

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Do you think there will be mass institutional adoption of crypto 10 years from now and how much do you think btc will be at that time? submitted by /u/LogMu [link] [comments]

Does Bitcoin’s nature as a "self-regulating platform" solve the problem of human greed, or does it simply automate it?

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I’ve been thinking about the systemic design of Bitcoin and comparing it to the socioeconomic experiment in the movie The Platform (El Hoyo). In the movie, a "self-regulating" system is designed to provide enough resources for everyone, but it ultimately fails because it doesn't account for human greed—those at the top consume everything, leaving nothing for those below. Bitcoin is also a self-regulating platform, governed by code rather than human authority. However, I’m curious about your perspective: Does the decentralization and fixed nature of the Bitcoin protocol successfully mitigate human greed, or does it merely provide a new, automated "platform" where the same old patterns of accumulation and inequality persist? Can a protocol alone ever truly solve the social problem of greed, or is that strictly a human issue that technology cannot touch? I’m interested in hearing your thoughts on whether Bitcoin is just a technical solution to a social problem that requires a human solution. submitted by /u/Excellent-Sherbet383 [link] [comments]

Daily Crypto Discussion - June 1, 2026 (GMT+0)

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Google Just Moved Up the Deadline on Encryption. And Most of the Internet Isn't Ready

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4 year cycles

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Over $655M liquidated in the past 24h from

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Source: https://www.coinglass.com/liquidations submitted by /u/CriticalCobraz [link] [comments]

Bitcoin makes gold affordable

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Gold is too useful to be trapped in vaults. If Bitcoin is adopted as the main global money, it could make gold affordable again. Gold has utility in industry, technology, and jewelry. But part of its price comes from monetary premium because people use it as a store of value. This makes gold more expensive for the previously mentioned utility use cases. If Bitcoin absorbs the monetary premium, gold can be priced only for its amazing utility and therefore be more available for industry etc. Is this a fair view of the monetary role of gold, or does gold’s properties serve a monetary role Bitcoin cannot replace? submitted by /u/Myntad_com [link] [comments]

Miners Signaling.

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Two blocks in a single day signaling for bip-110. Is r/Bitcoin even aware? https://mempool.guide/block/00000000000000000000c5f8d0d94a95c8f544957aa6343e7eafca8ea9301045 https://mempool.guide/block/0000000000000000000049c609df9f8a6ba719129f99068b900271b40f20c9ee submitted by /u/Fit_Business5915 [link] [comments]

Made this Chainlink tribute to mark the recent milestone

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Where my link marines at? submitted by /u/MeasurementMental534 [link] [comments]

The 2026 Shift: Why Bitcoin is decoupling from tech stocks faster than ever.

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We’ve spent years watching Bitcoin move in lockstep with the Nasdaq, but the data from the last few months of 2026 suggests something fundamental is changing. While traditional tech equities are struggling with shifting interest rates and regulatory headwinds, Bitcoin’s resilience seems to be driven by a different narrative,sovereign uncertainty and treasury diversification. I’ve been tracking the flow of capital, and it’s no longer just retail or speculative traders; we’re seeing a shift toward long-term institutional 'hold' strategies that look completely detached from short-term market volatility. Are we finally seeing Bitcoin mature into the 'digital gold' hedge we were promised, or is this just another temporary correlation breakdown? Curious to see how you all are interpreting the current market structure. submitted by /u/Consistent_Coach_823 [link] [comments]

Vitalik Buterin Criticizes AI Nationalism as US Senator Pushes for 50% Stake in OpenAI

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Apparently we’re sooooo early Michael Saylor had to sell 32 bitcoin to prove it was a liquid asset…

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