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Bitcoin Quantum Threat Inches Closer as IBM Claims 'Trusted Quantum Advantage'

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Fun experimentation with a bot

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I currently have made a bot that has an active decay from a time limit to reduce percentages needed to trigger a purchase in a tiered system. I was looking to see if anybody has played around with something similar and has experience with a simple bot? My bot would basically prefer some positive price momentum with some dips in it for purchasing spots. It has delays between buys and a daily limit. After some searching on this sub, I haven't really found much for a simple bot and some discussion. If you have had any experience with this, please let me know your results and thoughts! Again, this is just for fun an experimentation. Thank you! submitted by /u/ml5c0u5lu [link] [comments]

Treasury Secretary Invokes Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto in Plea for Clarity Act

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Scott Melker Says Viral Crypto Meltdowns Are Marketing

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crypto in a nutshell

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Bitcoin Is Very Divided Right Now: Here’s the Deeper Reason (new podcast)

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On my podcast ‘Bitcoin for Millennials’ I talked with Seb Bunney, the author of "The Hidden Cost of Money," where he explores the profound effects of monetary systems on society. We discussed why orange pilling fails, fiat money distorting value and incentives through inflation and subsidies, Bitcoin as a moral and technical rule set that protects sovereignty, and how to preserve Bitcoin’s ethos across generations amid community division. submitted by /u/BRVM [link] [comments]

Electrovaya Launches ElvaPulse(TM) 1500 High-Power Energy Storage Platform for Data Center and Mission-Critical Power Applications

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Zama Developer Program for Solidity Developer

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Looking for a new crypto card after everything that's happened lately

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I was using KAST but after everything that's happened recently, I've decided it's time to move on. For context I travel quite a bit between the US, Europe and South Africa so I need something that works everywhere without any surprises. I've been looking at a few different options but I'd rather hear from people who use them than read marketing pages. Trying to avoid making the same mistake twice. any recs? submitted by /u/Ok_Pumpkin6399 [link] [comments]

Pendle passed $3M in PENDLE buybacks and 100M staked (36% of supply), also just laid out its H2 roadmap

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Bitcoin cycle explained in 12 seconds

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Be honest... have you ever bought the top and sold the dip? ???? submitted by /u/TrueRead1435 [link] [comments]

Need Help With UDDT TRX

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Hello, I have like 25$ stuck in USDT. It requires TRX to make an exchange. I dont have any and neither can I purcahse it. Can anyone help me with it. submitted by /u/Ok_Fun_5755 [link] [comments]

Happy Birthday, Ethereum!

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Full panic - one of my wallets was drained

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I haven’t done anything since creation except sending into the wallet. submitted by /u/s1ammage [link] [comments]

0.5 btc

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Today i managed to finally reach 0,5BTC. I know its not much but for all of us dca‘ing keep at it. The Bull market in 2029 will be ours. My goal is 1 btc until then. submitted by /u/Zealousideal_Sand360 [link] [comments]

Every crypto account you make is a database with your name on it. Here's the legal case for swapping without one.

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Quick question before you scroll: how many exchanges have your passport, your face, and your full transaction history right now? Two? Five? Do you even remember? Everyone says "not your keys, not your coins." Fair enough. But nobody talks about the thing sitting one level up from that: every account you've ever opened is a file with your ID and your balances in it and you don't control a single one of them. What "on an exchange" actually means When your coins sit on an exchange, you don't own them. You own a claim against the company. Ask anyone who had funds on Celsius, Voyager, or FTX: their coins didn't disappear on-chain, they turned into unsecured creditor claims in a bankruptcy case. That's what custody really means in the fine print, and you only find out on the day it goes wrong. Non-custodial works the other way around: you hold the asset and there's no company in the middle. You swap straight from your wallet, through something like ChangeNOW, Swapzone, or any other non-KYC exchange and the coins go out, get exchanged and come back. Nothing holds your balance in between, because there's no account to hold it. The account itself is a risk, even when your money is fine. Here's something that gets omitted quite a lot: even if your funds are completely safe, the account is still a liability on its own. Every time you pass KYC, you're tying your legal identity to your crypto activity and leaving it on a server you'll never get to check. Do that across a dozen exchanges and your whole financial life is sitting in databases that get hacked (Bybit is the obvious example), get handed over when someone shows up with a subpoena, and keep existing long after you've forgotten the account was ever there. And once your passport scan is out there, you can't change it like a password. Swap without an account and there's simply nothing to leak, because nothing got collected in the first place. Now the part that isn't so shiny. Anyone telling you self-custody is all upside is selling you something. The real tradeoffs: • No reset button. Lose your seed phrase and it's gone. • Mistakes are final. Wrong address, no chargeback, no one to call. • It's all on you. Custodial is easier. Self-custody trades that ease for control. For most people the sensible move is a mix: keep what you're actively trading on a solid custodial exchange and move the rest into self-custody where no account is attached to it. So it was never only about whether your coins are safe. It's also about how many companies are holding your identity, and whether you actually trust every single one of them. Genuinely curious: count them right now. How many crypto accounts have your ID in them today? Drop the number below, and tell me what pushed you to self-custody, or what's keeping you on exchanges. ???? submitted by /u/The_Bitcoin_Act [link] [comments]

CZ Defends Giggle Academy's Practice of Selling Donated Meme Coins

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A Bitcoin Story - Chapter 2 : 1 satoshi = 1 dolar

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How to study properly?

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I was wondering if there are any WhatsApp groups or Telegram channels for beginners to join, where I can learn about the subject or just get tips and advice from others. Right now my workload isn't too heavy, so I'd like to use my free time to learn more or share my own experiences. Of course, I'm also open to trying Facebook or other platforms since I want to learn as much as possible. submitted by /u/qiqiwohenqi [link] [comments]

This is impossible to play Online Poker without KYC

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I've been trying to find a smooth online poker site where I can play without handing over my passport before I even cash out, and it honestly feels impossible. The only platform I came across was CoinPoker, but after digging around I found a lot of complaints in this subreddit about frozen withdrawals and poor customer support. On top of that, the withdrawal limits are surprisingly low for anyone playing higher stakes. Does anyone know of a trustworthy poker site that doesn't require KYC for normal players, or is that basically not existing? -Gambling is bad, don't gamble, just asking advices as a long time poker player & cryptocurrency investor submitted by /u/mn4x369 [link] [comments]

HTX (Huobi) trapping users in automated video loops instead of verifying on-chain deposits

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I’m posting this here because HTX (formerly Huobi) support has degenerated into an automated script loop that refuses to look at verifiable blockchain data. My 32.25 USDT was returned directly to HTX's system address on Solana. • Account UID: 389706153 • Solana TxID: gAndEfHFJfUv16r5mCRSouq65nwFfpE2DZTr7pcSfSaEqYuw5irATa6Mi2XsgfEmf117w3DW3FhYzmrCuTvxjx3 Their web/app deposit appeal system keeps throwing errors and repeatedly demands two-device video recordings. When speaking with live chat support, they claim to escalate it to a "senior specialist" for manual credit, yet the automated emails demanding video proof keep coming. The funds are sitting in their system address on-chain right now. It takes 10 seconds on Solscan to verify. Has anyone else dealt with HTX ignoring on-chain proof and hiding behind endless video submission loops? submitted by /u/Dmitry8Gorbatenko [link] [comments]

Credit could be the next big Bitcoin market. Thoughts?

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Have you guys struggled with Crypto-to-cash conversion somehow?

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I'm pretty sure my intuition is telling me that buying BTC is way easier than selling. Is my intuition your experienced reality? submitted by /u/Contrapuntobrowniano [link] [comments]

⚡ Lightning Thursday! July 30, 2026: Explore the Lightning Network!⚡

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

Daily Discussion, July 30, 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]

Is it ever too late to start investing in Bitcoin?

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I’ve been watching Bitcoin for years, and one thing I’ve noticed is that many people hesitate because they feel they missed the best opportunity. Early investors bought when Bitcoin was much cheaper, but adoption, technology, and the market have changed a lot since then. For those who started investing later, what made you finally decide to enter the market? Do you think Bitcoin submitted by /u/Simon-0823 [link] [comments]

人生第一次拥有BTC

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我想看看如果每月购买一些未来它会变成什么样。 submitted by /u/qiqiwohenqi [link] [comments]

Daily General Discussion July 30, 2026

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

Had to sell some. Probably taking off now

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My car broke down so I sold a chunk of my Bitcoin to buy a replacement. Didn't want to deal with paying a couple extra thousand in interest, so I paid outright. So Bitcoin is probably about to pop off real soon, because that is how my luck works. Now I just have to make monthly payments back into my Bitcoin account, instead of to the bank. Will hopefully remember to update after 36 months, which would be the loan term at 7.5% APR submitted by /u/TiddyBoyLacroix [link] [comments]

Stand With Crypto

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I don't know if this is allowed but I'm just starting to start to learn more about it and get behind it ???? just wanted to share thanks submitted by /u/Bollibershagnasty2 [link] [comments]

Fed held rates and BTC barely reacted

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Fed kept rates at 3.5–3.75%, which was expected. What caught my attention was the vote though. Three members actually wanted a 25bps hike. BTC is still sitting around $64k and barely moved on the news. Feels like the rate decision itself wasn’t the big thing. The market probably cares more about whether inflation stays sticky enough to keep the Fed cautious for longer. submitted by /u/Actual-Ad2198 [link] [comments]

Crypto.com Phishing scam

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I received an email from [hello@crypto.com](mailto:hello@crypto.com) regarding account access from Hong Kong and change of banking information. The link in the email's "Verify Identity Now" button goes to refXXXXXX-crypto-app.com The fake login page looks like the real one at https://accounts.crypto.com/en-US/login?from=mainapp-web only without the QR code. I received dozens of emails about Coinbase account issues, but they usually come from coinbase.com adjacent URL. This is the first phishing email I received that came from crypto.com. Be very careful. I tried to post this to r/Scams and a moderator deleted it. Very worrisome. submitted by /u/sgunes [link] [comments]

this is so true nowadays and infuture too for bitcoin

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First Epistle to the Diamond Hands

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All grace is given to the HODLer May his patience grant eternal peace. Shall his enemies fear in his presence. And lo, the Lord sayeth that the Redditor shall quake at the sight of the emerald line ascending to the heavens, and the Redditor, after much wailing and gnashing of teeth, shall repent. This fallen one then FOMOeth unto the memecoin anew, crying out “rug not my tendies for I seek the lambo of god and the company of prostitutes”. Alas, when the line reddeneth once more, the Redditor selleth again in shame. Amen. Holdeth fast to thy belief, through red candles and deep valleys, and yield not unto the temptations of panic. Patience, conviction, and long-term faith over short-term panic. A cautionary tale against the "weak-handed" who succumb to fear and sell at the bottom. ₿ submitted by /u/Important-Might-7080 [link] [comments]

Brazil Tokenized 10 Cows on B3: Is It Really a Crypto Token?

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I’m making this Bitcoin project

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Should I buy more or hold in HYSA

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In the next two weeks I’ll receive $8,400 post tax. I’m owed $6,400 in a tax refund I should get next year in the early months. I have 0.1 BTC, and around $2,000 in cash right now. I’m going to Shanghai where I’m not sure how much my spending will be (my apartment is paid for already). Most spending will be restaurants and travel within China. My best estimate is somewhere around $1,000 a month. I’m there for 4 months, so $4k spend. Then I go to south east Asia for backpacking where I’m budgeting around $500-750 a week, though I’m not positive on these numbers. I think I can pull off $500 a week all in, for 17 weeks, so call it $8,500. So to sum it up, I’ll need about $13,000 to spend over the next 10 months or so, before I move back home and have no expenses with a job starting soon after. Counting my tax refund and my income and my current savings plus my bitcoin I have, about $23K. That’s about a $10k cushion. Would any of you buy more bitcoin in this situation? I’m thinking if I resource constrain myself I may be more inclined to just spend less, and if I really need it I could just sell the bitcoin. Idk not sure what to do here, these prices seem great submitted by /u/idekwutp [link] [comments]

have you ever tested your crypto recovery plan from a blank device?

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Most crypto security advice stops at storing a seed phrase safely. That protects against one failure, but not the day when a phone dies, an exchange account is locked, a hardware wallet breaks and nobody else knows what belongs where. A usable recovery plan should answer a few boring questions. Which wallets are hot, cold, watch only, or contracts? Which device holds 2FA and what happens if it is gone? Can you revoke active wallet and exchange sessions from somewhere else? Does a trusted person know where instructions are without having access today? Can you rebuild the transaction history needed for taxes or an insurance claim? Have you actually restored a small test wallet from the backup? The strange part of self custody is that preventing theft and recovering access can pull in opposite directions. More secrecy can also create a single point of failure. I think a small recovery drill once or twice a year is more useful than adding another security app and assuming the plan works. What part of your setup have you actually tested rather than just documented? submitted by /u/CODE_HEIST [link] [comments]

the most muted word on the internet is crypto

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in april 2026, the head of product at X posted a screenshot: the number one most muted topic on the platform was crypto. crypto. the thing ive spent all my effort on over the better part of the last decade. the thing a lot of you spend your careers and attention on as well. with this as the backdrop, i created my newest piece. it all started out with another question: “are the OGs jaded?”, which was itself admittedly ripped from one of ETHPrague 2026’s tracks. that thought gave me the opportunity to draw a map around a much broader topic that I think could resonate out in youtube land: is there anyone left in crypto, or did the thing we were building eat itself? for this piece, I wanted to take a more “journalistic” approach at this topic, and chatted with five people who’d been here since before the big money wave started showing up. builders, contributors, dreamers… some more than a decade deep. eternal gratitudes to the cast (Griff, Justice, Amer, Naomi, and Colin) for exploring with me this topic. I hope this piece can give the public a different perspective — that of the original mission and ethos steeped in reverence for permissionless tech and what it can do for humans. i think it’s worth a watch. particularly because every single person I interviewed still talks about the technology in the present tense, yet every one of them carries the same contradiction. you can watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/0D4fAkvwd3o ------------ if we're meeting for the first time — hi ???? i built this channel to spread the good word on good work in crypto. a like, a comment, and a sub on my channel goes a long way to supporting my work :) submitted by /u/haochizzle [link] [comments]

Mortgage for BTC

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Would like to reach a full BTC and thinking to take a mortgage on the house at low interest rate to get there faster. Anyone done this? Thoughts? submitted by /u/YOLO911911 [link] [comments]

Bitkey

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Anyone have any experience with this Bitkey.World hardware wallet? No seed? Any feedback appreciated submitted by /u/88_Snackfire [link] [comments]

The Future of Bitcoin Mining Pools!

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Daily Crypto Discussion - July 29, 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]

Guys, he sold. The random Redditor who put in $20 is now down $16.50 and he officially withdrew. Pump. It. To. The. Moon.

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Hold brothers.. just.. Just hold..

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Bitcoin ETFs Stabilize After the Dip! Data on Bitcoin Inflows, Supply, Holdings by Fund and More

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Coinbase and Robinhood are locked in a heated battle ahead of Q2 earnings—but only one is being called the industry’s ‘first hyperscaler’

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When Robinhood and Coinbase went public back in the first half of 2021, the companies occupied very different lanes. Today, the two founder-led firms are clashing on multiple fronts as Robinhood seeks to co-opt large portions of Coinbase’s crypto empire, while the latter has rebranded itself as an “everything exchange” for stocks and more. Both firms report second-quarter earnings this week, and their results are likely to reveal which has the upper hand. While the market has soured on both stocks, there are strong indications that one firm—Robinhood—is in a position to turn the corner, thanks to its early momentum in new and emerging sectors like prediction markets and tokenized finance. Coinbase, meanwhile, is struggling to find its footing after betting heavily on a strategy involving its in-house blockchain that has yet to pay off. Even as the two rivals are set to bring in approximately the same amount of revenue, analysts are decidedly more bullish on Robinhood with Mizuho’s Dan Dolev predicting the company could become the “first ‘hyperscaler’ in the brokerage industry.” The outlook for Coinbase is more mixed, with analysts expressing concern about the company’s exposure to weakness in the crypto markets, and several downgrading its stock to “hold” or “sell.” Read more [paywall removed for Redditors]: https://fortune.com/2026/07/28/coinbase-and-robinhood-are-locked-in-a-heated-battle-ahead-of-q2-earningsbut-only-one-is-being-called-the-industrys-first-hyperscaler/?utm_source=reddit/ submitted by /u/fortune [link] [comments]

Stonks

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pcaversaccio (pc) has joined the Ethereum Foundation Board

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What are some genuinely useful ways to earn Bitcoin in 2026 without buying more?

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I've been looking into different ways people accumulate Bitcoin besides simply buying it or mining it. Some interesting methods I came across include: Bitcoin cashback while shopping Running a Lightning Network node Earning sats through Lightning-based games Podcast and content reward platforms Bitcoin salary conversion services Testnet participation and ecosystem rewards Obviously, none of these will make you rich overnight, but they seem like interesting ways to slowly stack sats over time. For those who have actually tried these methods: Which one has worked best for you? Are there any underrated ways to earn Bitcoin that more people should know about? I'd love to hear real experiences rather than just promotional recommendations. submitted by /u/abhicoinexpansion [link] [comments]

Can someone explain the Clarity Act and how it’s beneficial for bitcoin?

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I’ve been seeing a lot of people talking about the CLARITY Act, but most explanations are full of information that goes over my head. How will this be beneficial for bitcoin? Is it negative for Bitcoin in anyway? What are your thoughts? submitted by /u/Automatic_Vast_1858 [link] [comments]

BIP54 - The Consensus Cleanup

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Hello guys, I've made a BIP54 simulators that allows you to learn more about The Consensus Cleanup soft fork, as it seems to closest one to be adopted by the Network. bip-54.com Simulator bip-54.com Let me know if you have questions or feedbacks. submitted by /u/Kami_Gawa [link] [comments]

Are you using multisig? How are you managing keys and backups.

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If you're using multisig to secure your bitcoin lets assume you have three physical keys & backups plus your wallet descriptor. Or perhaps you're using a 2-2 multisig, if so, why and how did a 2-2 fit your security model? How have you distributed your keys & backups and how have you stored your wallet descriptor. Are you utilising family to hold backups, and how many of you are keeping more than one key in a single location? Share what you're willing, etc. I'm just curious to learn about the practicalities of multisig from real people who use multisig today. submitted by /u/bullett007 [link] [comments]

DeFi’s first private liquid staking for Bitcoin is live on Starknet

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hey all, sharing Starknet's recent news here: Endur has launched private liquid staking for shielded strkBTC and STRK on Starknet. Until now, earning yield on a shielded asset meant giving up the privacy to do it. Funds had to leave the privacy pool, pass through a public wallet and enter the protocol in the open. This integration removes that step. Your shielded STRK or strkBTC sits in STRK20’s privacy pool as an encrypted note. When you stake through Endur, the pool spends that note, Endur stakes the underlying, and the liquid staking token is returned to the pool as a fresh encrypted note in your name. Nothing touches your public wallet. The note holds a fixed amount of the LST while the exchange rate increases, so the position compounds while remaining unlinked to your address. Endur handles the staking side by delegating the underlying to Starknet validators, minting the LST and collecting rewards in the vault. For strkBTC, rewards arrive in STRK and are converted back before being reflected in the position. It is live now through privacy-compatible wallets including Xverse and Ready. See more on Starknet's X account. Disclosure: I work for the Starknet Foundation. Endur Audit Links: https://docs.endur.fi/docs/security submitted by /u/Flindy [link] [comments]

How long do you think this downtrend going to last?

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The last crypto winter was a year sharp before breakout and now we're only over 2 months left if this cycle is real. Do you think its working the same way as the last times? submitted by /u/MiniatureGod [link] [comments]

Please make an artistic emotional illustration capturing the sentiment of bitcoin without charts or numbers.

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Hi! I made clone of bookmap so you can use it for free :3

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Money, Bitcoin, and AI

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I just published a dynamic blog post tracing the history of money, Bitcoin, and AI. I'd love your feedback, especially on any important historical events I may have missed. For example, I didn't include the BearWhale event, which might deserves a section. Looking forward to receive comments, critics, feedback, suggestions... submitted by /u/Alarming-Professor-9 [link] [comments]

CMTAT Confidential

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Satoshi Nakamoto’s Cryptography Encyclopedia Discovered - Claim Godfather's of Block Chain - Scott Stornetta & Stuart Haber

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Stuart Haber and Scott Stornetta are two of the Godfathers behind modern cryptographic timestamping or “Block Chain”. Their contributions to Bitcoin are showcased by three academic works referenced in the Bitcoin Whitepaper References section. These two legends have laid as much of Bitcoin’s groundwork as giants like Adam Back, Wei Dai and Hal Finney. In a recent interview, Stornetta repeated a theory about Satoshi that originated from his colleague, Stuart Haber. The Theory: when talking about Satoshi, “...we’re talking about one person, who was professionally a software engineer, and was really dabbling more with the cryptology as well as with the economic incentives...There’s one thing that I haven't seen anyone analyze, and that is the structure of the (Whitepaper) footnotes.” These suggest Satoshi was a “non-professional cryptologist” who “discovered this thing (Block Chain) by reading about it in the Encyclopedia of Cryptology.” - Scott Stornetta This characterization of Satoshi is not much of a ground breaking take. It is consistent with many others who have suggested that Satoshi was an individual polymath coder, not a group. But the detail about the Whitepaper footnotes and a mysterious book are interesting. What are the clues that relate the structure of the Whitepaper footnotes to this mystery encyclopedia? Has no one looked at this angle involving the Whitepaper footnotes before? The Satoshi Times went down this rabbit hole to see what could be found, and the details are fun. We found that there is an Encyclopedia of Cryptography and Security that was published in 2005 by Henk C. A. van Tilborg via Springer, that matches the description given by Stornetta. This pre-dates Bitcoin (2007-2008), and thus could have been a primary resource used by Satoshi Nakamoto in his invention of Bitcoin. Continued on https://satoshitimes.com/encyclopedia/ submitted by /u/TheSatoshiTimes [link] [comments]

the rotation

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imo lately it looks like money started rotating from AI stocks to crypto/btc. when they drop, btc used to drop harder but now btc even goes up when they drop. submitted by /u/No_Jellyfish2185 [link] [comments]

Many Wallets: Better Backups with BIP-85

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Post-quantum addresses in bitcoin: BIG MISTAKE - HAWK quantum algorithm broken

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First, take a look here: https://groups.google.com/a/list.nist.gov/g/pqc-forum/c/2r2u6SbHun4/m/S-ZUsHNICQAJ What's that? Another post-quantum algorithm massively neutralized. Now they're doubling the number of bits by default to fix this. This is not a new thing in cryptography. When RSA (one of the earliest public key cryptography algorithms) was first discovered, people thought that RSA keys are secure with a small size (~200 bits). Then what happened? Index-calculus-style techniques and the number field sieve algorithms and others were discovered, and they DESTROYED RSA that have smaller keys! That's why RSA keys are 2048+ bits nowadays. Same with some elliptic curves using MOV attack. The security of cryptographic algorithms DOES NOT ONLY depend on their parameters. It depends on what attacks humans (and AI now) can figure out. We're lucky Satoshi picked something that's secure for bitcoin, the Secp256k1 curve. Worked out well so far. Developing a secure quantum algorithm will take YEARS, and lots of algorithms will be broken. Rushing it doesn't help. Conclusion: Now imagine us moving to post-quantum in bitcoin, because everyone is rushing it, and we end up with a broken algorithm. Now THAT, would literally destroy bitcoin. Imagine the irony, where Secp256k1 is still safe, but the "new shiny" post-quantum algo is broken. submitted by /u/TheQuantumPhysicist [link] [comments]

Everyone remembers their first…

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I bet if you polled this community asking “which coin was your first cryptocurrency” you’d likely be able to tell what era they first invested. My first coin was Litecoin followed by Bitcoin. Still believe and own both. Can you guess when I first got involved? The answer, 2017. Coinbase was trending and there were only 3 coins to choose from. BTC, ETH, LTC. And I bought LTC first because it was the cheapest full coin option. It was months later before I really started understanding crypto and decided to add a few others also. If you polled the newer generations I wonder what they would say? First coin, Solana? XRP? Dogecoin or other memecoins? Probably 2021 era. Perhaps I’m wrong. But I bet there’s a pattern. submitted by /u/Minute-Lake-1819 [link] [comments]

stablecoins move like $1.79T a month and most teams still find out about problems after the peg already broke

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everyone talks about smart contract audits like that's the whole security story. audit happens once, contract ships, done. but stablecoins aren't static contracts sitting there, they're living systems with minting happening every day, multisigs signing txs every day, collateral shifting every day. an audit from 6 months ago tells you nothing about what's happening in the mempool right now A few things worth watching for beyond what an audit alone can cover unauthorized or just weird minting patterns. doesn't need to be a full compromise, a misconfigured quota or one compromised signer key is enough for supply to inflate before the peg even reacts. by the time it shows up in price it's already too late to be "early." collateral quietly draining out of the vaults that actually matter. a project can look totally fine at the aggregate TVL level while the specific pool backing the peg is bleeding out underneath it. multisig/governance stuff. most issuers run mint, pause, and upgrade functions through a multisig, and if a signer gets swapped or a tx gets queued that nobody outside the core team notices, the window to stop it is measured in minutes, not days. rapid movement across protocols that looks like normal defi activity in isolation but forms an obvious pattern once you zoom out, structuring, layering, whatever you want to call it. The point here is none of this shows up in an audit or an attestation because thet are point-in-time checks by design. they answer "was this true at the moment we looked." they don't answer "is this still true right now, and will something flag it the second it stops being true." so real monitoring, the ongoing kind, ends up being its own separate layer, supply tracking, collateral/TVL tracking, contract integrity checks against known-good implementations, multisig validation before execution not after, and compliance monitoring for sanctions/AML patterns. none of them substitute for each other, a project can be airtight on contract security and still get wrecked by a governance issue nobody was watching for. curious what people here actually weight highest. if you had to bet on which of these categories issuers most often skip or underinvest in, which would it be? submitted by /u/Hacken_io [link] [comments]

Fellow European Ledger Leak victims, did you know that what happened to you after the leak was just glimpse on what is comming at you since DAC8 laws are in place?

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BTC Puzzle #135 solved by RetiredCoder

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It took 5 months on 200GPUS. He is the same person who had solved #120 and #125. submitted by /u/SHIFT-OR-CAPS [link] [comments]

The age of grants is over. The age of builder codes is now

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Grants don't work. Chains have spent hundreds of millions, if not billions, in awarding grants to get builders on their on their chain. The result: smaller treasuries of hundreds of millions, if not billions, with little activity and revenue capture after the grants were awarded. There's a massive graveyard of dead web3 projects that received upfront funding from chains. The grant model is broken. A chain hands a team money before the team has proven anything, hopes they build something people use, and hopes they stick around after the check clears. We've seen so many teams take the grant, ship something terrible, and move on. The chain is renting builders the same way chains rented liquidity with emissions (I've spoken many times about this previously), & it fails for the same reason: paying upfront for activity you're hoping shows up with no incentive to stick around. Enter builder codes. Instead of paying builders to show up, a composable platforms let them plug straight into their liquidity and earn by capturing fees on the volume they actually bring. The platform pays nothing upfront. The builder earns when they deliver real users & real activity, and earns nothing when they don't. Both sides win only when something real and revenue generating happens. Both sides risk nothing. Builder codes, composable application, and pooled liquidity also solves the cold start problem. Most new well-intentioned projects would fail because they had to source liquidity, which most often meant pulling liquidity from more trusted platforms and convicning experienced crypto users to trust them with funds on an unproven, untested application. Nobody did this (reason: see the Block's latest report on $1B stolen in H1 2026). Lending platforms builders failed because people will low-risk tolerances weren't about their funds off Aave and Morpho. Dex devs failed to attract liquidity providers because people trusted Uniswap. Vault curators failed because depositors trust Yearn and Gauntlet. Perp builders failed because.... oh wait, we have a solution. Trading sucks when there's no liquidity. You get killed with slippage. A new perps app or trading frontend normally has to bootstrap its own liquidity before anyone will touch it, & nobody wants to be the first dollar in an empty pool. But with builder you launch on day one into liquidity that's already deep, your users get real fills from the start, & you spend all your time on product & distribution instead of begging market makers. Most notably, we saw this with Hyperliquid and Tradexyz. They called it the AWS of liquidity: any frontend plugs into their books & earns. By ecosystem counts, roughly 40% of Hyperliquid's daily active traders come through third-party frontends, & builders have pulled in over $40M in fees. Tradexyz alone has done $7.74M in fees & $2.84M in protocol revenue in the last 30 days (DeFiLlama). There's also PVPtrade, which has earned around $7.2M in builder-code revenue without ever launching a token. For new builders and projects looking to expand, I can't recommend Hyperliquid as the place to build as we see there are some incumbents and capturing fees will be a massive challenge, even if the product is superior. However, one of the most exciting places to build is on Katana and Katana Perps. Katana Perps have the same builder codes program and Katana perps are one of the very few perp dexes that's actually growing in transaction volume, liquidity, and revenue over the last few months. In just 5 months, it's gone from ~$1k, ~$2500, ~$63k, ~$80k, to over $100k in monthly revenue. Pro-tip: build in an ecosystem that's on a growth trajectory, not one that's slowly bleeding. There are a few early stage projects like Planemo Trading (algo trading) Clash of Perps (Clash of Clans meets DeFi) and a couple other projects like a market intelligence & SocialFi app building, but the landscape is wide open for strong builders. One thing that's great about Katana is that it's a full DeFi ecosystem, not just a perp venue, & it has no real incumbents yet. A genuinely good product launching on Katana builder codes right now can capture a big share of the market simply because nobody has locked it up. That window on Hyperliquid closed a year ago. So the pitch to builders is simple. Stop chasing grants. The money is in owning distribution & capturing fees on real usage, and the platforms that let you do that without bootstrapping your own liquidity are where the next wave of products gets built. If you've got a product and you've been waiting on a grant to fund it, you're playing the old game. The age of grants is over. Builder codes are how you build now. Find ecosystems like Katana and ship great products and provide value to users and you'll win. submitted by /u/TimmyXBT [link] [comments]

Jup better off with or without clarity ?

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Reposting. I Lean toward rising tide lifts all boats and regulation happening no matter what but wonder if jup can stay nimble and innovative with more regulation submitted by /u/Intrepid_Load_1714 [link] [comments]

Earn high APY

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I have recently seen a promotional offer of a 14% APY in ETH and BTC in a regulated platform in EU country. Blocking for 180 days. I believe that it sounds too good and aside from the obvious risks that could be associated with the platform or having the money blocked for some months I don’t see others. What are them? submitted by /u/Technical-Usual7795 [link] [comments]

How do you see agentic commerce evolving on blockchain in the years ahead?

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When x402 was first introduced, it generated excitement with many people calling it a major breakthrough for internet native payments. Since then it feels like the initial hype has faded. What real-world use cases do you believe have the greatest potential to truly revolutionize commerce and where do you see x402 creating the most meaningful long term impact? submitted by /u/semanticweb [link] [comments]

On-chain data shows a divergence between whale and retail BTC activity curious what others think

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Been looking at wallet-tier data recently and wanted to see what this community makes of it. According to Santiment's on-chain tracking, wallets holding 10–10K BTC added roughly 19,700 BTC over an 8-day period this month, while wallets holding under 0.01 BTC pulled back on buying. Separately, CoinDesk reported that whale addresses accumulated over 270,000 BTC in a two-week window earlier this year — described as the largest on-chain accumulation spike on record. No price predictions here, just trying to understand the pattern: does this kind of wallet-tier divergence actually tell us anything reliable, or is on-chain data overrated as a signal? Genuinely curious how people who've been holding through multiple cycles think about this. submitted by /u/Inevitablelavenda [link] [comments]

Crypto hacks hit record high in H1 2026 as losses top $1 billion, Blockaid says

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Robinhood Chain's launch was a hilarious off-script success

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Launched on July 1, 2026, Robinhood Chain was an Ethereum Layer 2 blockchain built using Arbitrum technology. With the backing of a retail friendly trading giant, Robinhood Chain positioned itself as an RWA chain, with its flagship feature said to be tokenizing stocks that are trading on their trad-fi trading platform. Instead, within weeks of its launch we saw the proliferation of memecoin launchpads on Robinhood Chain and eventually the birth of CASHCAT, which soared to over $200M in market capitalization in a matter of days. Now, memecoins account for over 79.2% of the network’s daily DEX volume. We then saw a strange fallout where their prominent launchpad Noxa went down unexpectedly 2 weeks ago, and then within days they announced they lost control of their website domains and have since gone dark. Ponsfamily appears to have taken the gap left behind by Noxa but expectedly this has led to CASHCAT crashing over 30%. That being said, RWA still remains a growing sector on Robinhood and interestingly has led to the rise of Memecoin x Stock liquidity pairings (just crypto things). All in all, Robinhood’s chain metrics suggest a successful launch and healthy metrics but that does start to raise questions about how Robinhood intends to position itself in the future, is it supposed to be the serious RWA-focused chain it built itself to be? Or should it pivot to become a retail/memecoin trading hub similar to that of Solana? Currently, their founders appear supportive of both sides. Just six days after telling CNBC that "the future of crypto is in real-world assets" and questioning the benefit of "making a million different meme coins," CEO Vlad Tenev posted on X: "While we're building Robinhood Chain to be the best chain for RWA... it works great for memes too." While I don't know how this would work It seems Robinhood Chain will be positioning itself as the chain where serious meets unserious. For more reading on Robinhood Chain’s launch and on-chain data: https://www.coingecko.com/learn/robinhood-chain-built-for-rwa-loved-for-memes https://dune.com/adam_tehc/the-robinhood-trenches submitted by /u/khai0001 [link] [comments]

What's one Bitcoin security lesson you wish you had learned earlier?

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I've noticed that most people spend a lot of time learning when to buy Bitcoin, but much less time learning how to protect it. For those who've been around for a while: What's one security lesson you wish someone had told you when you first got into Bitcoin? It could be about self-custody, backups, exchanges, scams, or anything else that made a difference. submitted by /u/WoodenCantaloupe2964 [link] [comments]

BTC cycle ???

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So much discussion about the cycle and where BTC price will be in September and October this year.. What out of ordinary world events could delay or bring forward the end of this halving cycle ? submitted by /u/FiredgeIO [link] [comments]

Built a crypto automation tool for price surges & dips — looking for constructive feedback

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I built a small Bitcoin automation tool called autocrypto.site and I’m looking for honest feedback from people who actually follow BTC. The idea is simple: you can set automation rules based on Bitcoin price surges and dips (for example, trigger actions when BTC drops 5% or pumps 8%). I’m still improving it and would genuinely appreciate constructive criticism on what would make it more useful for Bitcoin users. UI, features, strategy ideas, or anything else. Would love to hear what you’d add or change. submitted by /u/Dear_Kick6613 [link] [comments]

Has Bitcoin changed the way you invest?

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After reading this sub for a while, one thing I've noticed is that a lot of people seem to start with Bitcoin, but over time end up branching out into things like index funds, gold or other investments. Was that your journey too, or has Bitcoin always been your main focus? Just curious whether Bitcoin changed the way you think about building wealth, or whether it's simply another asset in your portfolio. submitted by /u/tom_murray_nw [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, July 29, 2026

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What’s the best crypto API for a trading bot that runs 24/7?

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I’ve recently started experimenting with agentic crypto trading and I’m trying to figure out which data API would make the most sense for an always-on setup. Right now, I have a throwaway laptop running 24/7 with Claude code and a few other agent frameworks continuously monitoring the market and testing different strategies. It’s still fairly experimental, but I expect the API usage to become quite heavy, so I’ll probably need to move onto a paid plan at some point. The actual trading side is mostly covered. I already have integrations and basic harnesses set up for popular CEXs and DEXs like Coinbase, Binance and Uniswap. What I’m less sure about is the market data part. I’m looking for an API that can help the agent: - Track coins, tokens and liquidity pools that are gaining interest - Spot narratives and trends reasonably early - Pull reliable pricing, volume and historical data - Verify token contracts and flag obvious scam or security risks - Cover both centralized exchanges and onchain markets - Run continuously without becoming ridiculously expensive I’m not trying to build an HFT, MEV or sniper bot where every millisecond matters. I’m assuming there will already be some delay from the AI reasoning process, so I’m more interested in medium-term strategies where the agent can research a trend, validate it and then decide whether to act. I’m also not looking for anything overly complex or expensive at the blockchain-node level, like Bitquery or running my own infrastructure. That seems excessive for what I’m trying to build. At the moment, I’m running on the free coingecko api plan and leaning towards paying for it because it seems fairly complete in terms of asset and network coverage, latency, onchain data and additional information such as news and token security indicators. Those extra signals seem useful for a mostly hands-off AI workflow. That said, I haven’t committed to anything yet and I’m interested in hearing from people who have actually built something similar. Some alternatives I have in mind as well are cmc, coinpaprika, and finage api. What API or combination of APIs are you guys using and actually worth paying for? Are there any major limitations I should know about before subscribing to any of these? submitted by /u/Unable-Awareness8543 [link] [comments]

Daily General Discussion July 29, 2026

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Vändning i Bitcoin? Nasdaq och S&P 500 fortsätter ner? Teknisk analys...

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Är det trendbrott på gång i Bitcoin? submitted by /u/Systematisktrading [link] [comments]

EthSystems says privacy is the key to getting banks on public blockchains

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Lost friends? Changed relationship dynamics?

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Anyone had this happen to them? I’ve been buying BTC for a few years. And got into it really hard the last 4ish years. And I used to talk to anyone about it, but I do that less and less now. One of my closest friends is so resistant to it, and funny enough he’s the most tech savvy person I know! In the past year I had 3 instances where I brought it up in convo with old friends and new acquaintances, and the reaction was so hostile! I think some of that is ppl being angry they missed out in part… idk. But anyway, yea it’s kind of a rift between me and one of my oldest friends. But I’m kinda at the point in my BTC journey where I believe opting out of the fiat/ debt/ credit creation banking system as it stands is a moral imperative tbh. American society is so out of whack between inflation/healthcare/housing/education… and that’s being brief, but I see the compromised monetary system at the core of it all. Talking politics without talking about money is like talking about plumbing without talking about water. And Americans love to talk politics. Anyway yea my BTC conviction has caused rifts in my relationships. Curious of others stories around this. submitted by /u/Forevererer [link] [comments]

I'M GOING ALL IN! :D

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I know that past doesn't guarantee future outcomes. But, if I had gone all in since 2021 (starting at the previous peak) and did so throughout the past five years, I would have been able to buy my dream house and car by now. I already have a decent amount of retirement savings. Going to take the risk and put all my discretionary income into Bitcoin for the next four years! Feel free to save this post and I'll update it during the next bull run, and you'll see if I made the right choice or not. submitted by /u/Plus-Fuel8495 [link] [comments]

Takeaways from the 3rd annual Humanitarian Payments Council: Driving practical adoption of humanitarian payments

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Spending Bitcoin

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What are some businesses you guys have/do spend bitcoin at? Bitcoin only or Bitcoin accepting websites like soap miner or beck and bulow. Give me suggestions to support fellow bitcoiners. submitted by /u/Significant-Fan-8938 [link] [comments]

First time btc buyer.

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I have watched Bitcoin since approximately 2015. Every time it hit all-time highs I wished I had bought, and every time it hit a cycle low I was glad I didn't. I'm tired of playing the psychological gymnastics of trying to time the perfect bottom. I'm officially biting the bullet and starting a $600/week DCA. I fully expect the market to crash 20% tomorrow just because I finally bought in, but I'm ready to ride it to $200k or zero. submitted by /u/Necessary-Plate3115 [link] [comments]

Emirates Launches Crypto Flight Payments, But There's a Catch for Most Travelers

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TradeXYZ to cover liquidation losses after SK Hynix mark price plunge

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On July 27 at 23:01 UTC, SKHYNIX mark price dropped from $1,127.9 to $917.25. This print was based on an executed trade which was relayed by multiple independent data providers. The XYZ oracle was live in external pricing and tracking that venue, which serves as the primary Korean pre-market venue. The oracle system worked as intended according to its specification. While the system performed as designed, users are understandably upset about liquidations that were triggered. Market integrity is among Trade[XYZ]'s core values, and we understand the trust of our users has been, and will continue to be, earned. With these values in mind, we have decided to cover liquidation losses attributable to this anomaly. Eligibility requirements will be conveyed soon, and distributions are anticipated to be completed in the coming days. This is a one-time discretionary decision and is not a guarantee of similar future action. Going forward, our pricing systems will be further improved to handle tail events. We are accelerating our review of how prices are formed, including revisiting assumptions on external venues, and taking into consideration the price formation which occurs on our own orderbooks, which carry increasingly meaningful depth and signal in relation to external sources. We will share further information soon. submitted by /u/rararatata [link] [comments]

Please change my mind.

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Why would I want to use Bitcoin at local restraunts or other expenses? Why wouldn't you just use fiat as it is less valuable. submitted by /u/kazposting [link] [comments]

Daily Crypto Discussion - July 28, 2026 (GMT+0)

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When do you think mass adoption will take place?

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10-15 years from now or do you feel more pessimistic about that? submitted by /u/SamFisherXboxOG [link] [comments]

Let's think about BTC. Year later.

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So, year ago I created post here about huge corrections, post archived now and I don't know why. Nobody was on my side, so I come not to make bad jokes, I would think about price and future grow. I'm pretty sure we already got bottom and from this prices it should go up. Just would to confirm my opinion and ask if you short now guys? Please don't archive my post, I think I proved my last things and I would people see it. This it NOT RECOMMENDATION TO BUY! think your own brain, just sharing opinion to discuss. https://preview.redd.it/bzpr2ym9o1gh1.png?width=1542&format=png&auto=webp&s=762dacb3c84a726688e8a6535dd260ecc6c21d46 submitted by /u/No_Yam5924 [link] [comments]

Stupid question

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I'm a teenager and I don't have much money rn since I have everything in the bank and I can't access the cash(it's not a lot but it would have been nice to use it for BTC) But since Bitcoin entered the bear circle I started accumulating 100$ at the time(as soon as I got the money through presents or working), now I have 100/200$ to spend but should I buy now or just wait a bit longer for the price to come down? What would you do in my situation? P.s. everything I've accumulated is in my cold wallet and I've reached 0,016btc Thanks submitted by /u/pizzeriagio [link] [comments]

If you could give one piece of advice to someone buying their first bitcoin today, what would it be?

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I bought Bitcoin recently and i want to see some helpful advice submitted by /u/Azzelicoius [link] [comments]

Trump & Crypto: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)

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John Oliver on Trumps many sketchy Crypto actions. From TRUMP and MELANIA memecoins to multiple Trump Family Crypto transactions that look like quid pro quo which enriched the Trump family probably at least 1 Billion and appears to have got another party something in return from pardons to government action. submitted by /u/GabeSter [link] [comments]

Sig aggregation, Wasabi, Coinswap, SPs - Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #415 Recap

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Fabian Jahr, Kruw, and Mojo joined Optech to discuss Newsletter #415: Draft BIP for full aggregation of BIP340 signatures Changes to services and client software including Wasabi, Coinswap, Go secp256k1, an ASMap dashboard, Wavelength And more You can listen on our website: https://bitcoinops.org/en/podcast/2026/07/28/ Fountain: https://fountain.fm/episode/DwKaI4UBnN19MQJpcEPx Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6Dq72RsD8V9OxhdLc7UV7B Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bitcoin-optech-newsletter-415-recap/id1674626983?i=1000778755233 submitted by /u/bitschmidty [link] [comments]

What app takes gift cards to purchase bitcoin ? I have tried at least 20.

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The only thing I can find is bitvalve and the retun is almost half the value. submitted by /u/Wild-Volume-893 [link] [comments]

Best resources to learn Bitcoin from scratch (technical/deep dive)?

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Hey everyone, I’m new to Bitcoin and crypto, and I’m trying to learn everything from scratch just because I find it fascinating. I don’t have much of a technical background, so I’m really starting from zero. When I say I want to learn Bitcoin, I mean the technical side as well, not just what it is or why people invest in it. I want to understand things like: -How Bitcoin transactions work behind the scenes -Mining and how blocks are created -Nodes and the network -Bitcoin layers (Lightning, etc.) -Protocols and the technical architecture -How everything fits together under the hood My goal is to eventually reach a point where I can have technical discussions about Bitcoin with people who know the subject well. At the moment, I’m following Learn Me A Bitcoin, and I really like it, but I’m still at the very beginning. What resources would you recommend? YouTube channels, websites, podcasts anything that helped you build a solid technical understanding of Bitcoin would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! submitted by /u/2smart2gentle [link] [comments]

Top 20 largest bitcoin whale transactions :0

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21,000 btc... submitted by /u/Ashamed_Figure_9335 [link] [comments]

Ethereum L2 ecosystem loses momentum as TVL drops to two-year low

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Bitcoin in the media.

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Do you still remember the first time you heard about Bitcoin? When did it came across your local media channels? When was the first time you read about it in a newspaper? For me it probably was in the 2017 bullrun. Didn’t check earlier articles yet, but it had me wondering about the rest of the world. Go ahead! ⬇️ ✌???? submitted by /u/Suspicious-Local-901 [link] [comments]

A philosophical hypothesis about why Satoshi Nakamoto disappeared

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Hi everyone, I've written an essay exploring a philosophical hypothesis about Satoshi Nakamoto. My idea is not that I've identified Satoshi or solved the mystery. Instead, I explore whether his disappearance may have been consistent with Bitcoin's philosophy of decentralization. If Bitcoin was designed to eliminate central authority, then perhaps its creator also chose not to become the center of the project. I also discuss a possible symbolic interpretation of the surname "Nakamoto," while making it clear that this is speculative and not proven. I would genuinely appreciate critical feedback from the community. If you think my reasoning is weak, I'd like to know why. If you think I've overlooked historical evidence or writings by Satoshi, I'd be grateful for references. Thank you for reading. https://github.com/meygrec-cell/satoshi-nakamoto-philosophical-hypothesi-s/blob/main/README.md submitted by /u/meygrec [link] [comments]

New Trend of manufactured FUD towards BTC

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???? WARNING ???? Bots are spamming Reddit with fake problems to do with BTC, to create a false sense that BTC, or services related can't be trusted. These posts are then fed into ai services which use these as examples of why to avoid BTC. This practice is often paid for and promoted by boomer Legacy banking companies. Manufactured FUD so to speak. Ignore stack and Hodl ???? submitted by /u/Blade_Runner_69 [link] [comments]

Perps on Algorand - now live in TestNet

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Need help understanding forensic data (USDT and TRX)

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I have a bunch of spreadsheets worth of transactions between a number of wallets. I've been reading quite a bit but I think it's time to ask for help. My understanding is that every USDT transfer between wallets also needs a small amount of TRX to be paid (the gas fee, if I'm not mistaken). I would imagine that if Wallet A sends USDT to Wallet B, then the TRX ought to come from Wallet A as well. What I'm seeing is somewhat different. Let me use an example: 5/10/24 10:00:00 - Wallet A sends 5000 USDT to Wallet B. 5/10/24 10:00:09 - Wallet C sends 0.000001 TRX to Wallet B. The second transaction usually happens within ~10 seconds of the first one, and is obviously the gas fee, given how this pattern repeats for every transaction I've looked at. Why is the TRX coming from a different wallet? Shouldn't it also come from Wallet A? Thanks!!! Edit - here's a sanitized copy of one such transaction: https://preview.redd.it/t806mdfld0gh1.png?width=961&format=png&auto=webp&s=f36e3fbbb405932eef795fe9051eb5278bea8654 Txn Hash Block Time (UTC) Transaction Type Method ID Method Name From To Token Token Symbol Amount Hash 1 [redacted]032 05/17/23 20:26:27 TriggerSmartContract [redacted] transfer Wallet A Wallet C 0 TRX 0 Hash 1 [redacted]032 05/17/23 20:26:27 Wallet A Wallet B Wallet C USDT 80000 Hash 2 [redacted]035 05/17/23 20:26:36 TransferContract - - Wallet D Wallet A 0 TRX 0.000001 submitted by /u/reddit-trk [link] [comments]

Apple faces lawsuit after fake Sparrow Wallet app drains $1.8 million in Bitcoin

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Three iPhone owners sued Apple last week over a fake Sparrow Wallet app they say they downloaded from the App Store. The plaintiffs say using the bogus app led to the theft of their Bitcoin, resulting in losses of roughly $1.8 million. The lawsuit, Ramirez et al v. Apple, Inc., accuses Cupertino of failing to catch the scam app despite years of marketing the App Store as a safe place to download software. How the fake Sparrow Wallet app stole Bitcoin Apple has spent nearly two decades convincing iPhone owners of the App Store’s security, but that promise is now at the center of a lawsuit alleging that the company’s review process failed miserably. The case underscores a growing problem for Apple: As scams become more sophisticated — and financial losses more devastating — the company’s tightly controlled app ecosystem faces scrutiny not just over how many malicious apps it blocks, but by the few that slip through. According to the complaint, filed Friday in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, a fraudulent Sparrow Wallet app found its way to the App Store, mimicking the real thing closely enough to fool experienced crypto users. The real Sparrow Wallet is a desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux, but it has never been available on iOS. Plaintiffs James Ramirez, Christopher Ellis and Jalen Delgado say they downloaded the malicious iOS app between May and August 2025. Once installed, the fake Sparrow Wallet app asked them to enter their wallet’s seed phrase — the string of words used to recover a crypto wallet. And that’s exactly what the developers of the copycat Sparrow Wallet app wanted. When users entered their seed phrase, the scammers gained full control of the funds inside the plaintiffs’ accounts. Delgado says he downloaded the app around May 1, 2025, and soon after lost about 1.05 Bitcoin, worth roughly $120,000 at the time. Ramirez and Ellis say they downloaded the fake app last year on July 25 and August 3, respectively. Ramirez lost 7.4 Bitcoin, valued at around $875,000. Ellis lost close to $840,000 worth of crypto. Both say they reported the situation to Apple right away. Apple was warned years prior The lawsuit claims Apple had been previously warned about fake Sparrow Wallet apps. The warning came in early 2024 from Craig Raw, the developer of the real Sparrow Wallet. “There is still a scam ‘Sparrow Wallet’ app on the @Apple App Store, despite myself and others having reported it weeks ago,” Raw said in an X post on January 6, 2024. “Worse, you have to install it to report it. Always go to the wallet’s website to find the link to download it. App stores will not protect you.” In a recent post, the developer said he continued to push Apple to address the fake apps. “Since 2023, more than a dozen fake ‘Sparrow’ apps have appeared on the App Store, as recently as April this year,” Raw wrote in an X post on June 22, 2026. “Users have contacted me after losing their savings, in some cases their life savings, to these impersonators.” Raw even submitted his own placeholder app designed to warn users that any Sparrow Wallet app on iOS is fake. Apple initially flagged his developer account for the submission before reversing course. The complaint also alleges that Apple ranked the fake app in search results and featured it in curated crypto collections. This isn’t Apple’s first brush with fake crypto apps on the App Store. It’s merely the latest incident in a string of crypto wallet scams that have slipped past Apple’s review process. Back in 2023, a fake Trezor wallet app climbed the charts before Apple pulled the plug. A fraudulent Rabby Wallet app appeared in 2024. Earlier this year, a fake Ledger Live app reportedly facilitated the theft of more than $9.5 million from more than 50 victims. And last year, another lawsuit accused Apple over a fake trading app called Swiftcrypt. The plaintiffs in the Sparrow Wallet case are suing Apple under consumer-protection laws that cover California, Louisiana and Massachusetts. The plaintiffs also bring claims of fraudulent and negligent misrepresentations, in addition to accusing Apple of failing to warn users about fake crypto apps. They asked a jury to award damages, reimburse their stolen Bitcoin, and force Apple to strengthen its App Store review process. Apple’s response to crypto scams Apple pushed back on the claims, saying it quickly removed apps impersonating Sparrow Wallet. It also terminated the developer accounts behind the fake apps. While Apple declined to comment on Ramirez et al v. Apple, Inc. specifically, the company told TechCrunch that no Sparrow Wallet copycats are currently listed on the App Store. Apple also pointed to its own data from 2025, which showed it rejected more than 371,000 app submissions. The company says it rejected these submissions for copying other apps, spamming users or attempting to mislead potential downloaders. The fake Sparrow Wallet case is still in its early stages, and Apple has yet to file a formal response in court. submitted by /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] [comments]

Bitcoin bullrun after the Emirates accepting crypto payments for flight bookings?

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Going all in

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I'm selling this hill of mine, it's 30 acres of land, that could get me 1 btc at the market price ( I'm from Kenya, so don't question the low selling price) submitted by /u/Shot-Meal6160 [link] [comments]

Boomer acceptance :-(

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I've noticed a generational gap in BTC acceptance. I'm 65yo and it seems people my age & older are at best BTC ignorant & at worst totally against it. I know one guy, 76yo, teaches Finance & Econ at a respected university. He's also a partner in a wealth management firm. He thinks BTC is "gambling". I get this all the time w/ the older crowd ("boomers") so often that I don't discuss it anymore w/ them. It makes me wonder how much the $price of BTC is generationally related? submitted by /u/Tiny_Assistance_3038 [link] [comments]

What's your biggest challenge in crypto right now?

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I've been following the crypto market for a while, and one thing I've noticed is that staying updated is getting harder every day. There are so many news sources, influencers, and rumors that it's difficult to know what's actually reliable. How do you stay updated? • X (Twitter) • Reddit • YouTube • Crypto news websites submitted by /u/abhicoinexpansion [link] [comments]

Dexe crypto

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Dexe forming a perfect cup and handle on the 1hr chart. Run to $7 incoming. This crypto went from 49 dollars to 1 dollar this week. A bounce back between 10 and 15 is inevitable submitted by /u/MrFlare2025 [link] [comments]

1inch Launches Aqua to Unify DeFi Liquidity Across 13 Chains

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Who has the invitation code @layerEdge #layerEdge? submitted by /u/Bulky-Dealer-7655 [link] [comments]

PoR ratio everyone screenshots doesn't mean what people think it means

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Quick context for anyone who forgot: FTX collapse in 2022 is why PoR became a thing at all. turns out there was no way for users to independently check if their balances were actually backed - investigators found something like $8b in customer deposits had been quietly funneled to alameda. after that every major exchange scrambled to prove they weren't doing the same thing traditional Proof of Reserves basically consists of two halves. Proof of Assets (cryptographic signatures showing the exchange controls the onchain wallets it claims) and Proof of liabilities (aggregating what it owes users, usually via merkle trees). some exchanges go further with zk-SNARKs/zk-STARKs so you can verify your own balance was counted in the total without seeing anyone else's balance. but here's the gap that never gets mentioned when PoR comes up - it's a snapshot. one moment in time. it doesn't prove the exchange didn't shuffle assets in and out of those wallets right before the snapshot to pass the check (this has actually happened before with smaller exchanges). it says nothing about fiat holdings or offchain liabilities. and it definitely doesn't tell you what happens to those "proven" reserves the day after the snapshot whether they sitting idle, or are they out in lending/staking/bridges picking up risk nobody's disclosing so PoR is necessary but clearly not sufficient on its own. The block`s research frames it as one layer in a bigger trust stack, asset segregation (so customer funds can't get commingled with the exchange's own, which is literally the exact mechanism that turned FTX's losses into customer losses), regulatory oversight, and actual insolvency protections like insurance funds or defined creditor treatment in bankruptcy. And what do u think about it? submitted by /u/Hacken_io [link] [comments]

Is BNB Chain Growing Faster in Tokenized Assets Than in Real Network Activity?

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Self-custody solves the ledger problem, not the infrastructure problem — and I think we underrate how far the second one has already gone

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The case for holding your own keys is that a balance you control can't be frozen, inflated or reversed by someone else's decision. I hold that position and I'm not arguing against it. What I've been trying to work out is what it actually covers. Because a wallet secures a ledger entry. It doesn't secure the things you spend it on, and those run on infrastructure that increasingly has a remote stop built into it. Two examples that made this concrete for me. Las Virgenes MWD in California, 2022, installed flow restrictors on households that repeatedly exceeded their water allocation — a machined disc that drops the service line from around 30 gallons a minute to roughly one. The tap still works. A garden doesn't. No court order, no visit, no negotiation. And Mazibuko v City of Johannesburg: prepaid water meters in Phiri, Soweto, from 2004, where the valve closes automatically when a prepaid allowance hits zero. It went to South Africa's Constitutional Court, and in 2009 the residents lost. Automatic, remote, no-appeal shutoff of a household water supply was found lawful. The reason this belongs here rather than in a homesteading sub: the architecture is identical to what we already argue about with money. A meter that reads usage and a meter that limits usage are the same device with different policy attached. It's the custodial model, applied to a physical input. Which is why I don't think stacking alone is a complete exit, and I say that as someone who does it. Cold storage in a house where the water, the power and the connection all have a remote stop in them is a partial position. Genuinely interested in how people here think about that gap, because I don't have a clean answer for it either. I put the full breakdown of both cases together here: https://youtu.be/ekU-Xugvu1U — sources in the description. submitted by /u/IceSea192 [link] [comments]

WARNING: NC Wallet is holding my BTC for 100+ hours. No TxID generated even after paying priority fee (Ticket: NW-150331)

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I am putting out a serious warning for anyone considering using NC Wallet. My funds are being held in what appears to be a deliberate internal lock. I initiated a Bitcoin withdrawal of 0.00272744 BTC exactly 100 hours ago. To ensure a fast transaction, I explicitly turned off their "No commission" option and paid the priority network fee myself. Despite this, the transaction has been stuck in "Pending" status for over 4 days. No TxID (transaction hash) has been generated. This is 100% proof that NC Wallet is holding the funds internally and has not even broadcasted the transaction to the Bitcoin blockchain. Support (Ticket: NW-150331) sent a generic automated reply blaming "blockchain congestion," which is a flat-out lie since there is no TxID to track. Since I pointed this out with technical facts, they have gone completely silent and ignored all my email. Stay away from this platform. If anyone has tips on how to force them to release an internal hold, please let me know. submitted by /u/Dry-Apricot-4352 [link] [comments]

Ethereum Withdrawals From BitMart Surge After Wind-Down Notice

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Palindrome Block Caught in the Wild Just Now

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Russian $100 Billion Sanctioned Stablecoin Showed Up on Binance and LCX

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its turning into a habit

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I don't know if its a good habit or bad submitted by /u/Friendly-Bug2077 [link] [comments]

How many people love bitcoin

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Do you just love it so much? It’s so cute submitted by /u/TreePube [link] [comments]

BitMart withdrawal

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Hello this morning I got to know about bit mart shutting down so I sent a withdrawal request for my KAG tokens around 600 dollars ( my savings I earned from my part time hustle) I sent a smaller amount to check my address it went through but the bigger one is not processing I’m very worried will this go through? What will happen? I contacted their customer support but they told me to wait submitted by /u/Muffazs [link] [comments]

Bitcoin is at $63K. Here's why I borrowed cash instead of selling BTC & missing the run to $100K.

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I had 0.5 BTC worth $31,747. I needed $15,000. Option A: I Sell BTC and miss on profits if BTC goes up Sell 0.25 BTC to get $15,000. Pay taxes on the sale. BTC goes to $100K. You missed $9,000 in gains. Gone forever. Option B: Borrow some cash so I can't miss on Profits when BTC goes up Put 0.5 BTC as security. Borrow $15,000 against it. (50% of your BTC value) Pay $40/month interest. BTC goes to $100K. Your 0.5 BTC is now worth $50,000. You had the $15,000 the whole time. Full year of interest: $480. Gains you kept by not selling: $9,000. Anyone else using for their BTC instead of selling? submitted by /u/Jack_William_ [link] [comments]

Which Cryptocurrencies Will Survive Quantum Computing

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Quantum computers have the potential to break the public-key cryptography that secures nearly every major blockchain today. While practical attacks may still be years away, migrating an entire blockchain ecosystem to new cryptography is a massive undertaking that will likely take years of research, development, auditing, and adoption. I came across this comparison of post-quantum readiness across major blockchain projects and thought it raised some interesting points. Some of the article's key takeaways: "The threat is shared across chains." Both ECDSA and Ed25519, which between them secure almost the entire market, fall to Shor's algorithm once a capable quantum computer exists. "The big names are on roadmaps, not mainnet." Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Cardano, Hedera and Polkadot all have plans, but none has a live, protocol-wide post-quantum signature scheme protecting user accounts today. "Only one major chain is quantum resistant today." The Quantum Resistant Ledger has signed every transaction with hash-based cryptography since 2018. Everything else still protects user funds with signature schemes that would be vulnerable to a sufficiently capable quantum computer. The article also compares projects with protocol-level implementations against those relying on research, testnets, or opt-in approaches, highlighting why migrating an existing blockchain is a much bigger engineering challenge than simply replacing a signature algorithm. Whether practical quantum attacks arrive sooner or later is still an open question. Most experts agree it's a matter of when, not if. If migration itself takes years, projects that start late are also likely to finish late. It will be interesting to see how different blockchain ecosystems execute their migration strategies over the coming years. submitted by /u/ChillerID [link] [comments]

Ghosts of Cycles Past

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Just sitting here thinking about how few people are posting to Reddit subs or Twitter about Bitcoin. With those that are posting talking about loss porn and anxiety. It’s just another bear market that that people will remind each other of in years to come. “I shoulda bought more! Why didn’t I buy more?” we’ll lament on social media and at parties. Ahhh.. the good ole days. They are right now. submitted by /u/XXsforEyes [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, July 28, 2026

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any thoughts? he was a bitcoiner

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How ex Tether to Link in a decentralized wallet?

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Hi guys, I'm new to decentralized wallets and exchanges but had been trading 2018-2022 in binance, which is no more available in my country. My friend is going to send me 20k Tether and I wanna change them to Chainlink in a decentralized wallet. I currently only installed trustwallet and safe pal. I'm looking for a wallet with good liquidity(market price trade ) and easy to swap. What do you suggest? submitted by /u/Dr_Ehsan70 [link] [comments]

Daily General Discussion July 28, 2026

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Crypto liquidity is still there, but buyers look nervous

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BTC looks weak, but ETF flows are what I’m watching more than the price. Recent inflows were mostly reversed within a few trading days, while stablecoin supply has not moved much. That makes me think some money is waiting rather than fully leaving crypto. Could be wrong, but the reaction after the Fed meeting will probably tell us more. submitted by /u/Actual-Ad2198 [link] [comments]

New to crypto? Don’t let scammers choose your wallet.

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What actually pays miners once the block reward gets small? Fees are around 1% of miner revenue right now.

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I got the standard answers when I started, and none of them held up when I pushed on them. Putting the working here in case someone else is stuck at the same place. First, the Ponzi thing, because it comes up in every one of these threads. A Ponzi has four features: promised high returns with little risk, a central operator, old investors paid out of new investor money, and concealed flows. Bitcoin has none of them. It's volatile with nobody promising anything, there are over 10,000 nodes and no operator, nobody is paid a return, and the entire transaction history since 2009 is public. That question is settled and I don't think it's interesting anymore. The one I couldn't get a straight answer on is the security budget. Miners are paid two ways: the block reward and transaction fees. The reward is 3.125 BTC and halves every 210,000 blocks, roughly every four years. Next halving is around April 2028, taking it to 1.5625. Fees are currently around 1% of what miners earn. Miners pay for power in fiat, not BTC. So if fees stay at 1%, the price has to roughly double every four years just to keep miner revenue flat in dollar terms. Bitcoin has historically done that. The honest position is that a maturing asset shouldn't be expected to keep doing it forever. The usual response is "that's a 2140 problem". I don't think it is. It's a next-decade problem, and it resolves one of three ways: fee share climbs off 1%, price keeps doubling, or miners start leaving. The part that made me more comfortable, not less, is what happens in that third case. Nothing breaks. Difficulty adjusts every two weeks based on the hash power actually on the network. Miners leave, difficulty falls, and the ones who stayed earn more. Hash rate has climbed through every dip so far, which is decent evidence the economics still work. But I'd rather have a test than a vibe, so here's mine. Watch two things over the next few years. Hash rate rising and fee share climbing meaningfully off 1% means the security model is fine. Both falling together means the bear case is real. Related: bitcoin has to be used, not only held, for fees to develop. Satoshi made this point back in 2010. As it stands there's no shortage of use — roughly $25 trillion in bitcoin moved on chain in 2025 per Glassnode, more than Visa and Mastercard volume. What matters going forward is whether that activity keeps settling on chain rather than migrating entirely to custodians and ETFs, because that's where the fee market comes from. If someone has a solid counter to the fee-market case I'd genuinely like to read it. The permabull version of this answer is "fees will rise", which isn't an argument. submitted by /u/Technical_Tie8739 [link] [comments]

Arthur Hayes Buys $6.39M More Ethereum, Then the ETH Market Starts to Tumble

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NC Wallet withdrawal stuck for days, nonexistent support Do Not Use QWLUL3XZMDGIGJCN6OFQ

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I've used NC Wallet for years with no problem, always small amounts. The withdrawals always take an hour or so. I sent a small amount and attempted to withdrawal 48hrs ago, and the transaction has been stuck with no TX ID, my messages to support have not been replied and no email from them with ticket tracking. Just crickets. I hope someone from NC Wallet sees this and solves the issue. User ID QWLUL3XZMDGIGJCN6OFQ submitted by /u/Linchilla [link] [comments]

Two CEXs announced shutdowns in the same week

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BitMEX and BitMart both said they're winding down this week, two names that have been around basically forever. Every time this happens people call it bullish for onchain, but the flows usually just consolidate into other CEXes or DEXes Perp volume does seem to move onchain through Hyperliquid. Spot and stables stay stickier on exchanges because of the fiat ramps. Would you guys agree that the money is moving to onchain tools now? submitted by /u/Bluejumprabbit [link] [comments]

"Monetary Cryptography. Bitcoin; Deep Web's currency". Mexican tech guy giving a Bitcoin conference in 2011.

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Raúl Robles was a Mexican founder of HackingMexico. He taught cybersecurity and offensive security, this is an old photo from the internet of him giving a Bitcoin talk back in Bitcoin's early days. Sadly, he met a tragic end in 2015, he was known for humiliating and controversial rhetoric through Facebook posts, and eventually met his end by a guy that announced in a forum he was tired of his insults. It's interesting to look back at some of those early conferences and talks that helped push Bitcoin to a wider audience, and to wonder how many people in the room got curious enough to buy, how many held... submitted by /u/Careless_Product_792 [link] [comments]

Daily Crypto Discussion - July 27, 2026 (GMT+0)

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Which Bitcoin prediction aged like milk?

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I saw some horrible predictions on Twitter, IG from 2024-2025 and i want to see which one was actually the worst submitted by /u/Azzelicoius [link] [comments]

Democrats who are moderate about the Clarity Act

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these are the democrats who are moderate about Clarity act Angela Alsobrooks (D-MD) Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) Mark Warner (D-VA) Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV) Cory Booker (D-NJ) John Hickenlooper (D-CO) Raphael Warnock (D-GA) https://www.standwithcrypto.org/action/call?action=call-your-representative call them submitted by /u/ypaysafe2 [link] [comments]

What's the maximum amount you'll put on a single cold wallet?

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Just asking, I really want to buy quite a lot and I don't know if I should put everything in a single cold wallet. I already have a Trezor model t, is it necessary to upgrade or is any kind of Trezor good? P.s. I plan to become a whole coiner before 2029. Thanks in advance for your help. submitted by /u/pizzeriagio [link] [comments]

Centralized exchanges keep shutting down

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Centralized exchanges keep shutting down and it's increasingly obvious that the future is in decentralized exchanges. Many of us have been shouting this from the rooftop for ages. The only way for truly borderless crypto to take over is to have truly borderless crypto trading/swapping/payment rails. Open source swapping tech like OpenSwap on github are going to radically improve this The lead domino: getting adoption of them over CEXes Why do people in crypto keep choosing CEXes over DEXes? submitted by /u/Accomplished-Eye5567 [link] [comments]

Stop FUDing your own BTC Bag

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I've noticed that some of the loudest Bitcoin FUD seems to come from people who already hold BTC. If you're bullish long term, why let every correction shake your conviction? Is it just emotion, or do people expect Bitcoin to move up without volatility? What do you think? or y'all playing around? Lol submitted by /u/minicUnique [link] [comments]

On 28 July 2016 BTC price was around 655 dollars...????

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Thoughts on GME

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How y’all feeling about this, I’ve invested and see a future within it most may say it’s bs but it is tied to its stock don’t underestimate this coin submitted by /u/Fps2hp [link] [comments]

Always remember!

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BMNR buys back another 6.1 million shares

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NSFW artists running out of options for taking payments

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I cant find a way to take customer orders into crypto without massive verification on their end. I run a company that sculpts 3d models of anime characters. then prints them and paints them. we ship all over the world. sometimes those figures are nude. Because i am a NSFW artist, the walls are closing in. Visa and Mastercard have stepped up there NO NSFW stance. Because of that I'm getting shut out of every payment portal. Wise banking- banned before i could even use it. I added money and got a ban message. Stripe banking - banned for being associated with nsfw content Cashapp - banned for illegal gambling activity? Gumroad - banned for being a potential risk Paypal - banned for being associated with nsfw stuff. Venmo - banned when paypal was banned. Paypal personal - just banned. No relation to anything. Just got banned the same day. Ccbill - they could not provide services to me. Durango Merchant Services - they can not offer me service. Coinbase - will not approve my business profile Moonpay - Will not approve my business profile. Based on their partner criteria at this time. I'm getting shut out of the internet cause I make elfs with big tits sometimes! I have been asking AI what I can do. It had me going down this deep hole of nexapay.one. We set up a Tangem wallet, then tried to set up the nexapay and they wanted up front payment in only crypto. i was advised not to do that. Research shows its 50/50 good and scam. Then we tried Helio.co which is now MoonPay. They rejected me too. I have been trying all sorts of payment methods and all of them are rejecting me. WTF IS GOING ON? I just need a window that will take a card payment and put it into crypto. I dont know what to do besides keep asking ai what else can I try. And it just keeps having me try new things and make new accounts and more places. Every day is another account at another random place cause the last one said no. nexapay, payoneer, skrill, Polygin, etherscan, metamask, coinbase, moonpay, nowpayments, robinhood, Tangem So many accounts. Whats next? Does anyone have a way that they know of for taking payments into crypto? my business has been nonexistent since MAY. UPDATE: Paypal put me on the MATCH List (Mastercard Alert to Control High-risk Merchants) or the TMF (Terminated Merchant File) which is why i have been rejected by every payment processor. including high risk brokers. submitted by /u/FreyasFantasys [link] [comments]

This cat holds through the lows, will you do the same?

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Casa data leaked?

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So I signed up with casa a few years ago. I'm used to getting a ton of spam/scam mail, but recently I realized that all of the crypto related scam mail is going to the email I used for my casa account. I haven't used that email for anything else since then, and these scam emails are new since then. Was there a data leak that I maybe missed an email from them about? Was there a hack I don't know about? Does anyone else get crypto specific scams going to an email they used for a bitcoin company? submitted by /u/btcalias [link] [comments]

Do people here track everything obsessively or did you eventually let go of that and just hold without watching the numbers so closely?

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Been doing personal finance tracking for a while, spreadsheets for everything: bills, savings rate, all of it. A few months back I started logging my Bitcoin buys the same way. Cost basis, date, current value, the whole setup. And I genuinely cannot decide if it helps or hurts. On one hand it makes DCA feel real and tangible. You can watch the average cost come down over time and that part is actually satisfying. On the other hand, checking it during a dip feels like a bad idea because suddenly the red numbers are right there in a column staring at you instead of just being an abstract price on an app. The people I know who seem the most relaxed about holding just kind of buy and forget. No spreadsheet, no checking. They bought at whatever price they bought at and they are not doing the daily math. Meanwhile I am over here color coding cells. Part of me wonders if the tracking mindset is a personal finance habit that just does not translate well to something you are supposed to hold long term without flinching. Or maybe the spreadsheet is fine and I just need to check it less. submitted by /u/Desperate-Science497 [link] [comments]

Bitmine Nears Goal of Controlling 5% of Ethereum Supply With $11.8 Billion Treasury

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I've always enjoyed this little nod to Bitcoin at 1:12

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Lido Core 2026 Upgrade

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The 2026 Lido Core upgrade introduces major improvements on the operator and validator layers, strengthening protocol security for stakers while keeping aligned with the Ethereum roadmap. Curated Module v2 (CMv2) introduces native support for 0x02 validators, bond and penalty mechanisms, and operator classification. It will gradually replace the legacy Curated Module as ETH stake is migrated to the new module through validator consolidation. CSM expands permissionless participation through the new Identified DVT Cluster operator type, alongside technical improvements that make the module more reliable and operator-friendly. Contributors are now working with operators on validator consolidation over the next few months. The migration could increase the share of ETH secured by 0x02 validators from around 32% to 52%, while reducing the total number of validators across the Ethereum network by around 30%. Further upgrades to both CMv2 and CSM in the near future: CMv2 will introduce a dynamic stake allocation mechanism through which stake can be distributed among Node Operators based on transparent parameters such as fees, performance, and other relevant factors. CSM will introduce a dedicated module for 0x02 validators, designed specifically to enable permissionless operators to run 0x02 validators with a bond. This new module will operate alongside the existing CSM instance for 0x01 validators, giving operators the flexibility to choose. https://x.com/LidoFinance/status/2081757295310983272 submitted by /u/satBalwyn [link] [comments]

The Billionaire Blowing the Whistle on Donald Trump’s Crypto Shop

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How can I track which Bitcoin nodes have signalled for BIP110?

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Hey everyone, Is there an easy way to track which nodes have signalled for BIP110? Any recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks! submitted by /u/2smart2gentle [link] [comments]

Damm bro ????????

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Bitcoin badly lagged tech for most of 2026, down 33% while the Nasdaq posted double-digit gains. In the last few weeks that's completely reversed. Real decoupling, or just a bounce that snaps back?

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For six months this was the story: Bitcoin down almost a third, Nasdaq up double digits over the same stretch. People read it as crypto having its own problem, not part of a broader risk-off move. Then since July 1, it's basically flipped. Bitcoin's up around 9-10%, back into the mid-$64,000s, while the Nasdaq's been sliding through earnings-week jitters, AI capex worries, and oil volatility. That's a genuine reversal, but it's young, a few weeks against six months of the opposite direction. Is Bitcoin finally starting to move on its own logic instead of following tech sentiment, or is this just an oversold bounce that happens to line up with a rough patch for the Nasdaq, and it all snaps back once tech stabilizes? submitted by /u/eToroTeam [link] [comments]

"Bitmine repurchased 6.1 million shares of common stock in the past week, an increase from the 5.5 million purchased the week prior. We increased our equity buyback as we view the rising ETH/BTC ratio"

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Before it's too late: I direct a 1-minute 2D cyberpunk aesthetic short film about Bitcoin's silent global adoption. What do you guys think?

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A Bitcoin Story - Chapter 1 : 2026 - When bitcoin became invisible submitted by /u/CyberpunkSats [link] [comments]

Strategy Skips a Fifth Straight Week of Bitcoin Buying as BTC Holds Near $65,000

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Bitcoin Price Prediction for August 2026: Whales Bet Against a 4-Year Losing Streak

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Saylor's Strategy Raises USD Reserve to $3.75 Billion While Bitcoin Holdings Remain Unchanged

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Samsung is bringing USDC and other stablecoins inside Galaxy Wallet

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BitMEX and BitMart shutting down in the same week is the healthiest thing to happen to crypto this month

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Centralized exchanges BitMEX and BitMart both announced they're shutting down. The announcements came 4 days apart. This is a good thing. While this is healthy and a shakeout is the market doing its job, this is also a flashing sign about where your money should actually live. Get your money off exchanges and start actually holding your assets. BitMart has literally said that requests to withdraw your assets, after they announced a shutdown, may get extra compliance and identity checks. Read that again. Your funds are now on their timeline, not yours. That is the entire risk of a custodial exchange in one sentence. Your assets aren't actually yours because you need their permission to move it. "But Timmy, those are sktechy and shady exchanges. I'll just keep my money on Coinbase or Binance because self-custody is too risky and they are big exchanges" Yeah, so was FTX. BitMEX just shut down still carrying an old US case and a $100M settlement. Binance settled with US regulators and its founder pleaded guilty. Coinbase spent years fighting the SEC in court. Some of these survive, sure, and Coinbase & Binance probably are among those, but they can still freeze funds and restrict your account and seize your assets. NYKNYC gang will stay undefeated. Dex volume and depth is closing the gap on centralized exchanges. Wallet UI/UX is getting super slick. If you aren't self-custodying, this is your sign. Get a wallet, preferably a hardware wallet. I personally like Trezor & Tangem for hardware and Rabby for software, but really any option (besides like, Atomic Wallet) is better than keeping everything on an exchange. I'm not sad about BitMEX or BitMart. The centralized model asked you to trust a company with your money, and a decade of blowups (Mt. Gox, FTX, Celsius, and now a wave of wind-downs) is the receipt. Self-custody & decentralized exchanges aren't the degen corner of crypto anymore. It's the safe version. Self-custody is true ownership. submitted by /u/TimmyXBT [link] [comments]

Anyone knows what happened to u/jamespunk

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Hey! I remember the monthly updates from [u/jamespunk](u/jamespunk) who kept stacking €500 worth of Bitcoin each month since 2017. Reddit posts discontinued in 2024, and the blog is no longer maintained: https://er-bybitcoin.com/category/post/ Please let me know if he's managed to retire early! I'd be so happy for him. submitted by /u/quintavious_danilo [link] [comments]

How Modern EIPs (EIP-1153) Allow Us to Build Oracle-Less, Highly Otimized L2 Liquidity Infrastructure

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Hi r/ethereum, As Layer 2 networks like Base, Arbitrum, and Optimism mature, the way we design BlazePhoenix smart contracts needs to evolve. Patterns that were standard on L1 Ethereum (heavy storage usage, external oracle reliance, off-chain quoter infrastructure) often create unnecessary bottlenecks and security risks on L2. We designed an aggregator architecture built specifically around recent EVM upgrades to prove that on-chain liquidity routing can be both cheap and hyper-secure: EIP-1153 Native: Using transient storage for reentrancy and route state tracking instead of legacy storage variables. Oracle-Free Design: Eliminating third-party oracle vectors entirely by deriving real-time liquidity depth directly on-chain. Deterministic Execution: Eliminating "failed swap gas fees" by enforcing precise execution previews that mirror live EVM state. The goal is to build self-sustaining, immutable infrastructure that operates seamlessly for both human users and autonomous AI agents. Looking forward to hearing thoughts from the community on how L2-native EVM patterns are reshaping protocol design! submitted by /u/an_jesus [link] [comments]

Dungeon&Caravans

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I spent a year building a browser RPG where you have to get the loot home, not just kill the monster I've been building Dungeons & Caravans — a browser RPG on Solana. No download, runs in a tab. The idea I couldn't shake: in most RPGs, killing the monster is the whole game. I wanted the loot to be worthless until you actually moved it somewhere and sold it. So the loop is: - Run expeditions in one of five zones (each gated by level) and haul back materials - Feed those materials to the blacksmith to push gear from +1 up to +9 — every attempt can fail - Load a caravan and pick a trade route. Short route: 30 minutes, tiny payout, no risk. Long route: 4 hours, ~8x the payout, and a 2.5% chance bandits take the whole thing. Three classes, assigned on-chain when you mint rather than picked. Warrior is common, Thief rare, Merchant legendary (500 of 10,000) — and the Merchant is genuinely bad at fighting but runs 4x the caravans and buys/sells at much better rates. Building the game around a class that can't fight was the most fun part. Everything is timer-gated on purpose — energy refills 1/hour, caravan trips 1/12h. It's built to be checked a few times a day, not grinded for six hours. Happy to answer anything about the economy or the on-chain side. dungeonkervans.com submitted by /u/BlackFlowerr [link] [comments]

Bitcoin and Michael Saylor

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If agents use btc as store of value but it’s too slow for micro transactions what will they use instead?

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So the agentic economy with high speed micro transactions is coming? I have read so much nonsense on this topic and Claude fable does not really give a great analysis either Which coins are most likely to end by being mass adopted by ai agents for paying for stuff Surly it’s not stable coins? Bit tensor if my understanding is correct is about trading gpu cycle for inference Don’t really understand what Venice, fetch, render, Arkham, the graph, grass fit in I know it’s not bitcoin will be too slow but maybe they use it as their savings account and something else as their current account? I assume kyc for the agents is also a major issue although I saw a couple of exchanges now allow your agent to have a account which is interesting Sorry for long rambling post and if questions are dumb submitted by /u/sevoflurane666 [link] [comments]

South Korea's KB Kookmin Bank to launch cross-border payment service on JPMorgan's Kinexys

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Got this Ledger Nano X "to the moon" edition. Anyone know what it's worth?

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Bitcoin (BTC) is the canary in the coal mine for the quantum computing threat

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is buying BTC on random days a bad habit

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Sometimes I just buy a little BTC when I have extra cash. No big plan. No perfect entry. No “expert” signal. Just kinda feels better than letting the money disappear on random stuff. Trying to time BTC perfectly honestly stresses me out more than just buying small and moving on. Anyone else do this, or am I just being too casual with it? lol submitted by /u/Visual-Juggernaut455 [link] [comments]

Mentor Monday, July 27, 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, July 27, 2026

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Running community support on Telegram doesn't scale. How are you all handling it?

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We use Telegram as our main community hub, it's where users drop technical questions, feedback, and expect fast answers. Worked great when we were small. Now that we've grown it's turning into a mess. The core problems: Questions get swept away. Someone asks a real technical question and it's buried under general chatter within minutes. No way to know if it ever got answered. Messages aren't threaded. Telegram groups are just one long stream, so related messages get scattered and it's impossible to follow a single issue from start to finish. The team is jumping between tools. Support questions live in Telegram, but our internal discussions happen in Slack, and anything that needs engineering ends up in Jira. Constant context switching. Zero accountability. No ownership, no status, no way to track what's pending. Stuff just falls through. For those running bigger Telegram communities, how do you bring any structure to this? Are you using bots, some kind of ticketing layer, pushing issues into your internal tools? Specifically curious if anyone's found a clean way to handle support in Telegram without making users leave Telegram, since that's the whole reason they're there. Feels like Telegram is great for community but terrible as a support queue once you scale. Would love to hear what actually works. submitted by /u/Useful_Equivalent890 [link] [comments]

Daily General Discussion July 27, 2026

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LBank Account Frozen – Unable to Withdraw Funds, Anyone Else?

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Hello, I’m a regular LBank user who has only traded using funds that I deposited legitimately. However, my account was suddenly frozen, and I can no longer withdraw my assets. I have never violated LBank’s rules or terms of service. I have never engaged in illegal activity, suspicious transactions, money laundering, or any other prohibited behavior. Despite this, my withdrawals have been restricted without any clear explanation. I have contacted customer support multiple times, but I keep receiving the same generic response: my account is frozen. No one has clearly explained why my account was frozen, what triggered the restriction, or how long the review process will take. A significant amount of my funds is locked on the exchange, and the uncertainty has caused me a great deal of stress and anxiety. The most frustrating part is that I have no idea when—or even if—this issue will be resolved. I’m posting here to ask if anyone has experienced a similar situation with LBank. Were you eventually able to recover your funds? How long did it take to resolve? What steps did you have to go through? Did you need to submit additional documents or complete another verification process? At this point, my funds remain locked, and I still have not been given a clear reason for the account freeze. If anyone has gone through this before or has any advice, I would sincerely appreciate your help. Thank you. submitted by /u/Own_War5094 [link] [comments]

Trying to buy USDC through kraken ….. am I doing this right ?

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So I need to buy and send crypto (usdc/usdt). I set up a kraken account and linked my bank account. Transferred in the funds via ach(I am not learning this was a mistake). Bought some usdc and now when I try and send it’s telling me I need to wait 7 days ? I am very new to crypto as in tonight is my first time. I’m just wondering if there is a way I can do this without having to wait the 7 days each time. I like to keep my funds in cash for incase I need to spend them on non crypto purchases. But I still want to be able to make crypto purchases on short notice. I also downloaded exodus but I’m unaware how this serves me as I can purchase, store and send crypto in the kraken app. Thanks in advance for any feedback and sorry for the novice level post. submitted by /u/SeymourKrelbourn [link] [comments]

Garden Finance Disables App Amid $450K HTLC Exploit

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Has Anyone Replaced an Unhealthy Habit with Buying Bitcoin?

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I’m running a bit of a psychological experiment on myself, and I’m curious if anyone else has tried something similar. A little background: I’m 6’4”. As a teenager, I was pretty overweight. During high school I got sick, took up cross-country running, and leaned out. In my 20s I stayed in decent shape, but by my 30s the weight slowly came back. At my heaviest I hit 272 pounds. In 2021, I went keto and lost 55 pounds in about five months. I got down to 212 pounds and was honestly in the best shape of my life. Fast-forward to today, and I’m hovering around 225-230 pounds. I’d like to lose another 25-30 pounds. Here’s the experiment. We all know processed foods today are engineered to be incredibly appealing. Food companies spend enormous amounts of money studying consumer behavior, psychology, flavor, packaging, marketing—basically everything they can to get us to buy and eat more. I’m not saying it’s some grand conspiracy; it’s just business. But I’ve realized I’m pretty susceptible to those impulse purchases. So recently, whenever I find myself standing in front of a bag of chips, granola, candy, or some other processed snack that I don’t actually need, I stop, look at the price, open my Bitcoin app, and buy that exact dollar amount of BTC instead. My hope is that over the next six months I can slowly rewire my brain. Instead of getting a short-lived dopamine hit from food that doesn’t move me toward my goals, I redirect that impulse toward something that aligns with my long-term goals. I fully recognize that an impulse buy is still an impulse buy, and Bitcoin is obviously a volatile asset. I’m not pretending this is some guaranteed financial strategy. But if the alternative was spending that money on junk food anyway, I’d rather own a little more Bitcoin. Best case, I lose weight while stacking sats. Worst case, Bitcoin drops and I keep buying over time while still improving my health. Has anyone else intentionally redirected an unhealthy habit into buying Bitcoin—or investing in general? Maybe replacing gambling, drinking, smoking, or some other impulse with stacking sats? I’m less interested in whether Bitcoin goes up or down and more interested in whether this kind of habit substitution actually changes behavior over the long run. submitted by /u/Reasonable_Band1536 [link] [comments]

Daily Crypto Discussion - July 26, 2026 (GMT+0)

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"Stop chasing the 'next' Bitcoin!" I know it's tempting, but you're gonna get rekt! btc.rottenwheel.com (h/t @phneep for original art!)

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12 years ago people ask it is late to start invest in bitcoin.

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What about 2026 - are we too late to start invest into Bitcoin? submitted by /u/WorkerPlayful4192 [link] [comments]

Should I max out my 401k and Roth mega backdoor?

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Or buy bitcoin instead? Can’t buy bitcoin etf in my 401k or Roth account. If I max out these accounts the rest of the money will go to bitcoin regardless after expenses. submitted by /u/originalgainster [link] [comments]

Shroedinger’s Bitcoin ?

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I want the price of bitcoin to go up so i can use stepped bitcoin to repay fiat loan, Whilst also wanting the price of bitcoin to go down so I can acquire more bitcoin. submitted by /u/egej [link] [comments]

US Water Reserve Token Concerns

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I recently bought some of the USWR token. Just for fun, put $10 on Coinbase and bought some. However there were three categories and I didn’t know which was the “right” one, so I just picked.today I went to look at it and there is a warning message. What does this mean? Can AI/bots buy crypto? And if you want to just talk about the US water reserve token feel free. I know nothing about it except for how cheap it was, but now my balance says 0 USD in it. submitted by /u/jschmidt22 [link] [comments]

Crypto never sleeps (24/7/365). BTC has logged more active trading hours since 2009 than stocks have over 50 years.

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What was the event / moment that convinced you Bitcoin was worth buying?

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We looking at an early bull cycle with clarity act

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Seeing a lot of institutional accumulation increasing last few weeks, ETF renewed interest and inflows, and a lot of banks/brokerages adding crypto purchase options and collaborations with crypto companies and chains. It may not be the annual 4year Bull run but feeling promising. submitted by /u/Backieotamy [link] [comments]

Thanks Ledger!!! ❤️

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When the people who made your wallet ask you to buy a new one, when you ask them why the last one stopped working. a device whose whole purpose was to keep your money safe and last for a long time. What do you do? Well of course you take their advice. They are good people, kept your money for so long. You buy a new wallet. Restore your keys to a soft wallet, send them to the new wallet. Burn the old one. And you are done. You just don’t buy from them again.???? Always keep your keys safe. ???? submitted by /u/r2d2v1 [link] [comments]

ADA Cardano Worth To Buy

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I have about some good amount money in cash and wanted to know if ADA is still a good coin to buy even though the price is so low at the moment. submitted by /u/Priest1007 [link] [comments]

If More Than 69% of Your Portfolio Is in Crypto, Will Your Future Savings Be On Chain ?Earning More Than 4.20% at a Bank?

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[Academic Research] Survey on AI's impact on crypto investment decisions — 5 min, would really appreciate your input ???? (Worldwide)

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Hi everyone, I'm a graduate student writing my master's thesis on how artificial intelligence tools (trading bots, robo-advisors, predictive models, signal systems) are influencing investment decision-making in the cryptocurrency market. If you invest in crypto — whether or not you currently use any AI-based tools — I'd really appreciate 5–7 minutes of your time to fill out this short, anonymous survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfDBQGQyAx1uM91dLwcN_EmMPnvdj3XO9WzsBYfmtFuQfkgHw/viewform A few notes: Fully anonymous, no personal data collected beyond age range Results will be used exclusively for academic research (master's thesis) Takes about 5–7 minutes Open to anyone with crypto investing experience, regardless of whether you use AI tools or not Thank you so much in advance — happy to share a summary of the findings here once the thesis is done, if there's interest! submitted by /u/Realistic_Lawyer_467 [link] [comments]

Is BTC actually the right investment?

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Hi all. I'm not sure if this is the right place, but there are people here who have watched Bitcoin for years. I've been buying small amounts here and there for a year, and I currently own around 0.11 BTC, which is also a little more than half of my life savings. My other half, like $7k, is just sitting in my USD account. I'm 22 and live in a country where crypto is not allowed, Ethiopia. They're getting stricter by the day, and soon there will come a day when I can't sell or buy more. I get this sudden temptation to sell it all and just invest in stocks, the safe option, but the other half of me wants to hold for life, you know. And the market is not helping. It's been going down and down like crazy. Just when I think it will go higher, it just comes back down. I'm young, and I don't need the money for now, so I can just invest all my life savings and forget about it, and by the time I'm 40, it will be like 100x. It's a painful dilemma. I feel like this community will be biased toward Bitcoin, but I still want to hear y'all's opinions. submitted by /u/DragonflyTypical [link] [comments]

Where to buy Monero without KYC?

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UK resident here, so basically every major exchange either delisted XMR or never listed it in the first place. I kept hearing about THORChain finally bringing Monero but that’s been “soon” for years and I need something that actually works right now. Turns out it’s still not really there yet. Integration is close and even moving toward live swaps but no clear timeline so we can’t rely on it today Is there a simple and non custodial way to swap into XMR? It seems pure headache at the moment, ZEC has near intents, what does Monero have? submitted by /u/Nervous_Estimate191 [link] [comments]

Advice for retail who entered after 2022

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Pseudo intellectuals ENDLESSLY bombard every platform with the "institutional and sovereign capital has invalidated the four year cycle" narrative every four years, yet fail to provide an analysis or argument that would actually corroborate that narrative through cold, hard numbers. It is much easier to use this narrative to extrapolate what future highs might be, but all evidence, since the inception of the spot ETFs, DATs, sovereign buyers, etc, is that contrary to what these morons would have you to believe, these new buyers are ALSO SELLERS, not the diamond hand "institutional buyers" they keep hyping them up to be. I assure you, in the next few months when there is blood in the water, these RISK AVERSE institutions will flip and be the biggest sellers when derisking looks like the most rational option. The "crypto space" particularly pertaining to Bitcoin, is mostly misinformed BS, and it does immense harm to the retail investors who will buy RIGHT NOW due to this kind of slop, then panic sell when it drops to 40k or lower. That is all. submitted by /u/GlockenspielVentura [link] [comments]

Sent crypto to Bitmart last night, woke up to hear they are shutting down, amount not visible even though confirmed

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I sent some crypto to BitMart last night and woke up today to hear they’re shutting down. The transaction is confirmed on-chain, but the amount still isn’t visible in my account. Situations like this are exactly why centralized exchanges still make a lot of people nervous. You can do everything right: send to the correct address, wait for confirmations, see the transaction completed, and yet your funds are still dependent on a company’s internal systems, decisions, and solvency. Crypto was built around the idea of owning your own assets, but the moment you leave coins on an exchange, you’re trusting a third party again. The exchange controls access, the interface, withdrawals, and ultimately whether you can actually use your funds. Hopefully this gets resolved, but it’s a good reminder that “not your keys, not your coins” exists for a reason. Has anyone else experienced delayed balances or withdrawal issues with BitMart or other exchanges during shutdowns or crises? How do you decide what you’re comfortable keeping on an exchange? submitted by /u/noonkhoshki [link] [comments]

Choice by Kingdom Trust

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Hey all. I’ve got some BTC in an IRA with Choice. I just got an email that they are shutting down their Blinko game (it was basically a fun version of a BTC faucet). Being in crypto for so long I see this as a red flag of their health especially seeing exchanges going under already. I know I should have it in cold storage but I parked it here for tax purposes. Should I be concerned about email and any suggestions to limit a tax hit? Just roll it to another IRA? submitted by /u/Recent_Wallaby_2386 [link] [comments]

I built the best app for Bitcoiners to see their lives priced in sats. Meet Compass: Bitcoin Personal Finance App

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Hey everyone, I'm a solo developer and Bitcoin Maxi, and I built Compass after being frustrated with two things: my own spending habits and how other personal finance don't factor it in net worth/spending. I've always seen USD as kinda worthless and I tend to spend it almost with ease versus when I see Bitcoin. Also, apps like Rocket Money didn't make it easy for me to truly track my Bitcoin holdings since you have to enter the value manually and with Bitcoin that number of course changes. I wanted something that allowed me to see the true value in BTC in my spending habits to help me slow down and something that Bitcoiners were complaining about in other finance apps where you have to babysit the balance of your Bitcoin wallet. So I built the thing they and myself actually wanted. Better Compass just knows. Your net worth, your spending, and your goals are all priced in Bitcoin by default, and the Bitcoin part updates itself. You never type a balance again. Expenses from years ago use the price that Bitcoin was then and it's always up to date with current day prices for today when it comes to measuring. A few things I tried hard to get right: Your Bitcoin balance updates on its own. YOU NEVER HAVE TO ENTER ANY PRIVATE KEY and I knew that security was a huge thing when working on the app. You can either just enter the manual balance or the public read only address and it just watches and auto updates the balance. This gives me more accuracy when checking my balance. Every purchase shows up in sats. For example, A $47 dinner lands as 73,194 sats or $2500 in rent is 3,893,293 sats / 0.4 BTC. Four categories: Bitcoin, Necessary, Discretionary, and Wasteful to easily categorize your spending. You have to spend money. Rent, groceries, kids. The point of holding Bitcoin was never to die with it. So instead of guilt, every purchase just shows you what it did to your goal's completion date. So like if your goal is to get to 1 BTC and you're spending a lot in wasteful, it will show you how many days you are behind to your goal. Technical: I made the app available on mobile, web, and desktop. The desktop app has no account and no server. Nothing to sign up for, everything encrypted on your own machine. This is what most people have liked but you have the option to look at it on all devices with sync which is still encrypted in DB. I've also opened source the compass-core that runs the app for the encryption, xpub, and conversions. Linked it in this post Cost: I'm doing a current deal right now for just $60 one time purchase for LIFETIME. You can pay in Bitcoin or USD. I think if we want to drive adoption of Bitcoin, I think it's important we start actually using it and this is your chance to as well. There is a 30 day money back guarantee no questions asked if you're interested! I'd genuinely love your feedback, especially if you've been stacking for a while and have quietly given up on your finance app ever understanding it: long-time holders, self-custody people, anyone who already converts prices to sats in their head. Tell me what's missing or what feels clunky. I read every comment. Thanks for reading, and I really appreciate any thoughts. iOS App: https://apps.apple.com/my/app/compass-bitcoin-finance-app/id6776933441 Website: https://compassbtc.app/overview Source (the Bitcoin core): https://github.com/HRZN-BTC/compass-core Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BuRxwfyRaTE&t=10s This is the best app for Bitcoiners submitted by /u/developer_mamba [link] [comments]

How do you stop yourself from selling during drawdowns?

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I’ve been in Bitcoin since the 2017 run (GBTC). Turned a decent profit relatively quickly, then sold on family advice and watched it keep running. That regret still sits with me. More recently I had a position in IBIT and sold a meaningful chunk when it dipped under $64k after hearing someone on YouTube say it was going lower. I know the long-term thesis, yet I still keep making the same short-term emotional decisions. I’m seriously considering taking a chunk of money out of my Roth IRA, buying actual Bitcoin, and putting it on a hardware wallet (or even a paper wallet) that I can just put away and not look at. The goal is simply to own a full coin and remove the easy sell button. Two questions for people who’ve been through this: 1. Has anyone successfully used the friction of self-custody (hardware wallet, offline storage, etc.) to finally stop selling during drawdowns? 2. I once had coins stolen from a software wallet on my computer. How paranoid should I be about the security of holding a larger amount of Bitcoin in self-custody? What are the real failure modes people have actually experienced? Not looking for price predictions or “just HODL” one-liners — genuinely curious how others have handled the psychological side and the practical security side once the coins are offline. submitted by /u/BuyIndependent2319 [link] [comments]

BitMEX Exchange closing on September 23rd

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I’m starting bitcoin any pointers

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- I’m using exodus, I didn’t start so I can still decide to swap the app. - I also want to know how to trade and invest, a good place to learn and start - best places to hide my password, I won’t say which one I’ll do but advice is helpful for me to build a guide - lastly the daily 5 emojis : ???????????????????? submitted by /u/Actual-Hornet-2076 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin holders will be viewed of as the "wealthy country" citizens.

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Once wealthy citizens from one country start moving to or visiting another country people start to stereotype that entire nationalities citizens as "wealthy". The wealthy americans, the wealthy chinese, the wealthy koreans, the wealthy singaporeans, the wealthy dubai residents etc etc. This is generally due to a fast and dramatic rise in living standards driven by a strong economy, strong currency, and an environment of opportunity. This same phenomenon will happen with bitcoiners with bitcoiners being their own demographic. At some point as fiat continues to lose value and remote work along with AI unleashes opportunity for everyone everywhere, the only measure that will make a certain demographic appear wealthy won't be the country they come from, it will be the currency they denominate their life in. People will stop stereotyping a certain countries citizens as wealthy, and they will start stereotyping bitcoiners as wealthy. In the same way as today when people view a certain countries citizens as wealthy they want to move to or visit that country, and they start to respect and almost idolise their wealth, it will be this same dynamic that drives the masses to want to become bitcoiners. It will be a very stereotype driven dynamic where if people start discovering all of the wealthiest tourists in their country are bitcoiners they will finally understand the power of sound money and a strong currency because they will be seeing it with their own eyes in their own businesses and workplaces, and that will drive them to want to start earning and saving in bitcoin. In the future we won't stereotype a persons relative wealth by the country the come from, we will stereotype a persons wealth by the currency they denominate their life in. submitted by /u/slvbtc [link] [comments]

ICP could be a great upside play

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The EU just gave itself the power to blacklist entire countries' crypto platforms.

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Buried in the EU's 21st Russia sanctions package (adopted July 23) is something worth every Bitcoiner's attention. Alongside the usual exchange blacklisting (a transaction ban on HTX and a handful of others kicks in Aug. 23) the EU created a new mechanism: it can now prohibit dealing with crypto service providers based in any country it decides has "systematically and persistently" failed to stop sanctions evasion. The list of targeted countries is empty today. The point is that the switch now exists, wired and ready. And here's the part that should make the argument for you. The EU action also comes two days after blockchain intelligence firm TRM Labs alleged that HTX had been rotating hot wallets and funding addresses across four chains following the UK sanctions. That's the permissioned model in a nutshell: a custodian playing whack-a-mole with a blacklist, an administration writing rules slower than the addresses change, and users whose access depends entirely on which side of a legal document their platform lands on. None of that is a Bitcoin problem. You cannot sanction a UTXO. You cannot serve a transaction ban on twelve words written down in a safe. A government can erase an exchange's ability to operate overnight — it did, effective next month — but it has no lever on coins you hold yourself. Every custodial chokepoint that gets flipped off is just another expensive advertisement for self-custody. The takeaway isn't "sanctions bad." It's that the entire apparatus being built here only works on permissioned rails. The instant you're your own bank, the kill-switch has nothing to switch off. Sources: EU Official Journal (Reg. under the 21st package), Reuters, and TRM Labs' wallet-rotation analysis, The Block. How many custodial "off switches" like this do you think get built before self-custody stops being a niche opinion and becomes the default? ???? submitted by /u/The_Bitcoin_Act [link] [comments]

Proof of Work

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Historically, proof of work has been judged primarily by electrical cost vs other more efficient options. Something many people overlook is the time and thought that contribute to maintaining the networks running PoW. It is infinitely harder to maintain a pow chain when you’re not always getting paid for your time and personal energy expended on setup, studying, marketing, educating, community building, etc. Other methods may be more efficient in consensus and electricity but the passion and engagement is just not there like it is for PoW coins and their communities. That’s why we have seen over the years when times are tough, pow chains are better positioned to survive. Primarily because people have dedicated their personal time and mind power toward making it work. It turns almost into an obsession and fight or flight kicks in. You don’t generally see that mindset with other models. Just sharing my random thoughts of the day. Thank you for listening. Make it a good one. submitted by /u/Minute-Lake-1819 [link] [comments]

The Uber Eats card saved dinner night.

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There were problems with my regular payment, but I was craving takeout. In just a few minutes, I placed my order using USDC and found the Uber Eats option on ACEB. Everything went well after the food arrived. When cryptocurrency actually fulfills such basic requirements, it's wonderful. Does anyone use it for food delivery or transportation? submitted by /u/Tosh97 [link] [comments]

Need Crypto Trade Tracker that actually will work

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There a link to one that I see everywhere but I'm told to come out of "read only" mode, I need to go to file menu and make a copy. Did that 4 times and it's a loop within another loop. I'm asked each time to make a copy. So, what ever. Can some recommend one? Or even instructions on how to make one in Excel? I have some facility with MS Excel so that's an option. Thanks? submitted by /u/ArmchairPancakeChef [link] [comments]

The only real security for Bitcoin is people running nodes.

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The ‘Bitcoin Security Consortium’ includes BlackRock….That’s all we need to know. submitted by /u/Atlantean789 [link] [comments]

Solana Ecosystem News - July 26-2026

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Podcast: Blockchain Meets Quantum

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Interesting work from the Quip network done with D-Wave. Are there any other networks working to integrate quantum? submitted by /u/GypsyRikes [link] [comments]

BTCMaxis Article

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Why I am Anti-BIP110? submitted by /u/PRESTO_X [link] [comments]

Bitcoin Block Space - Open Research

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I thought, I had a solution and was wrong twice. What happened, I proposed a Priority Oracle (v1). The Bitcoin community on Reddit correctly identified that it doesn't survive contact with miner incentive structures. We pivoted to an Externality Fee concept (v2). Same result. Both failures taught me the question is genuinely open. Does Bitcoin's fee market price the lifetime cost of permanent data storage? Has someone figured it out? The SegWit discount was designed for malleability, not state economics. CashTokens eliminated the classification problem but requires a hard fork. Three directions under discussion: relay fee multiplier, BIP, tiered market. What am I missing? Where should I look next? submitted by /u/DueAd7194 [link] [comments]

Genesis Mission Overview

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:) NOISE MUSIC TOKEN

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Crypto.com are scammers, support useless, their reddit here doesn't reply, $6k stuck

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Just a warning to not use Crypto.com . I have been using bitcoin since it was at $50 in 2013 and I have never had a problem buying, selling, sending or receiving until 2 days ago with Crypto.com . A loved one needed money for emergency surgery so I instantly transferred $6,500 from my Chase bank account to my Coinbase account, bought $6,000 of bitcoin, and transferred it to my loved one's Crypto.com bitcoin account. In order to release the funds Crypto.com required a test send from the address the bitcoin was just sent from to prove ownership of the address (the Coinbase address). The amount they required to send was lower than Coinbase's minimum send allowed so it was not possible. She opened a support ticket on Crypto.com and support first said just try again using any bitcoin address to send from. So I sent the tiny amount required from my Electrum. Which of course didn't work (not sure why it would since the purpose was to establish ownership of original address). Then they said send it again but from a legacy wallet. So I opened my 12 year old legacy Electrum wallet and sent from a legacy address. That of course did not work either as it is not the Coinbase account Then for the next 2 days support just sends (every 7 hours) some random irrelevant copy and paste generic suggestion (restart app, explanation of how bitcoin works and other such BS). I then hopped on Crypto_com reddit account which appears to be active but the mods will not approve my post nor reply to my message. Fortunately I just barely had another $6,000 I was able to get to her another way but the original $6,000 is still stuck on Crypto.com which their support is doing absolutely nothing but sending irrelevant generic copy and paste replies. I know many crypto sites fall under the "works fine until needs support" framework and Crypto.com is definitely on that list. EDIT: If anyone from Crypto.com sees this and wants to actually resolve the issue then I will edit this post stating that the solution was resolved. submitted by /u/DAFTisEasy [link] [comments]

Former Bear; I think the bottom is in

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A while back I posted how I thought we had more to drop. Looking at the price action bitcoin absolutely refuses to break below 60k for a lengthy period of time. I don’t think it’s going to go any lower then it has, or if it does it will only be very slightly. All the bears like myself who were expecting it to plummet were wrong. Trump will continue to TACO out of anything that negatively affects stocks/crypto. I do not think a bear market is legitimately possible at this point while he is president. It’s clear the market is terrified of dipping. Every dip is bought up instantly. I can say I was wrong previously. People will say the four year cycle etc; and it was true and false. It did dip lower this year, especially all the bulls who were calling for 200k and 300k last year look ridiculous. But it clearly is not going to go below 50k. At the worst we might see a small wick to 55-56k marking the bottom before the bull market restarts again. I was wrong. Bitcoin is a lot stronger than I thought. submitted by /u/Omega_into1 [link] [comments]

BMX Token Crashes 46% as BitMart Announces Exchange Wind Down

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My Bitcoin allocation is bigger than my retirement account

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I did not mean to buy much bitcoin. I just bought bitcoin every month for the last few years and did not really think about it. I checked my accounts this week, and my bitcoin position is now larger than my entire retirement portfolio. This is not what I wanted when I started buying bitcoin. Now I am looking at my portfolio, and I am wondering if I am making a good decision by letting my bitcoin investment grow, or a bad one by not changing my portfolio. I want to know what people who have invested in bitcoin for some time do in this situation. Do you sell some of your bitcoin, rebalance your portfolio from time to time, or just let your bitcoin investment grow? How do you handle your bitcoin? submitted by /u/cryingwsarcasm [link] [comments]

Do crowd forecasts really beat polls, or only sometimes?

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I was reading some older Iowa market research and the result looks interesting. Across 964 election polls, the average polling error was 3.37 percentage points, while the market forecast error was 1.82 points. But newer research on the 2024 election also found big price differences between platforms and possible inefficiencies. So maybe crowd forecasts are useful, but not automatically reliable. What would you test before using this data in a real forecasting model? Calibration, liquidity, trader count, or something else? submitted by /u/Actual-Ad2198 [link] [comments]

TX blockchain news

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The images show the conversation that just got me permanently banned from the r/OneTX sub At this point TX still has nothing to show, nothing meaningful even planned, and I don't know anymore what could make this chain used, not successful, just used. You can see yourself how rich and interesting the conversations are on their sub. s/ I guess my 42k TX are going soon to a $0.00 valuation. submitted by /u/Blackiris-Code [link] [comments]

I built an open-source monitor for Uniswap's CCA auction mechanism

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No public tooling existed for tracking Continuous Clearing Auctions — the new launch mechanism used by AZTEC, STRATO, wOCT, and CAP. If you weren't watching the factory contract, you missed the launch entirely. This fills that gap. Tracks all 4 chains, indexes every bid, and sends Telegram alerts when new auctions deploy. Dashboard: monkrus.github.io/cca-monitor GitHub: github.com/monkrus/cca-monitor submitted by /u/nikta456 [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, July 26, 2026

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Daily General Discussion July 26, 2026

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Worst crypto YouTubers

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I need some people to tell me the names of the worst crypto YouTubers. Trying to find cheap sponsors submitted by /u/ProcessCritical1142 [link] [comments]

How are you people ok with the fees and expect the world to adopt this ??

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U want this to moon to $1,000,000 but expect to HODL forever and never sell or use for any purchases? U expect this to moon while a $10 dollar transaction has a $4 fee for a "quick" (10 - 60 minute) delivery. Let me just sit here awkwardly while my payment is being processed. Have you people been to a McDonalds drive-thru? Imagine holding up the line for some nuggets because this thing needs to verify terabytes of transactions and then add it to the same huge blockchain by finding a nonce that takes billions of computers to solve? Also a huge transaction fee for a small purchase on top of McDonald's overpriced dog meat. Not to mention memory is being consumed by AI and will cost an arm and a leg in the future. Just to download the entire blockchain will be petabytes. Who knows how much memory will keep skyrocketing to. Wake up and smell the overpriced McMuffins and Coffee. People want speed and small memory footprint and this thing is bulky and slow. Sorry to burst your bubble. submitted by /u/mynutsrbig [link] [comments]

It's easier to hold bitcoin while you're rich

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Tldr, just have more money. More capital = more gains too, without these world shenaningans, broke, being poor, overtime work, damn such a hassle. submitted by /u/unthocks [link] [comments]

If you could only hold 3 to 5 altcoins (excluding BTC and ETH) for the next bull run which would you choose ? And why? (optional)

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I would probably hold TRAC - AI and misinformation could find OriginTrail TRAC gaining more attention in the future. A fixed max supply with all tokens in circulation. It's market cap has a lot of space to grow. It's token is used inside the network. HBAR - A layer 1 focused mostly on enterprises, a fixed max supply with almost 90% of the tokens unlocked. It's token is used inside the network. Accumulating now which it's price is pretty low, if gone to it's ATH area or a little below you could make a solid profit or if more enterprises adopt it it could grow huge. RENDER - Many people that can't afford a strong pc for editing, creating they could use it for sure. Fixed max supply, token used in the network, almost all tokens are unlocked and has a space to grow more. LINK - Also has good tokenomics, it's used and many people talk about it. submitted by /u/Traditional_Most105 [link] [comments]

Look what came in the mail....

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I'm rich guys what should I get first? Really cool to see from River. submitted by /u/Helpful-Ad1576 [link] [comments]

Got my first 0.005 BTC today!

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I managed to save up around $325 from my paycheck and got my first BTC today, i feel like i bought at the right time but hey i'm happy with it, any advice for long term buying? submitted by /u/Azzelicoius [link] [comments]

brain-computer interfaces

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Has anybody heard about people having their crypto stolen because they were compromised neurologically? I've known people this has happened to, both pulling keys from screens using presumably people's eyesight, as well as people's own bodies being used to compromise their own systems. Has anybody here heard of similar experiences? submitted by /u/eJaguar [link] [comments]

Daily Crypto Discussion - July 25, 2026 (GMT+0)

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Wallet of Satoshi stuck on queued

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used wallet of satoshi to send a lightning transaction and it has been stuck on queued for 24 hours now, what can i do to resolve this? how long does it take to get fixed? i contacted their support but havent gotten an answer submitted by /u/RSN_Zosma [link] [comments]

Anyone else having issues withdrawing from Bitmart?

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How Many People Own at Least 0.1 BTC?

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How many people have at least 0.1 BTC out of the total number of Bitcoin holders? submitted by /u/JaguarMediocre7670 [link] [comments]

[Hiring] Senior Blockchain Backend Developer — Node.js / EVM (Remote, Europe)

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Building backend infrastructure connecting a production platform to EVM-compatible blockchain networks — RPC communication, event indexing, transaction monitoring, on-chain/off-chain sync. English fluency required. Requirements: Minimum 5 YOE Real experience connecting backend services to an EVM-compatible blockchain Strong Node.js and TypeScript Strong JSON-RPC understanding, HTTP or WebSocket RPC providers Processing smart-contract events/logs, decoding transaction receipts, understanding block numbers, tx hashes, block hashes, log indexes, confirmations Storing blockchain data in a relational database, idempotency and duplicate prevention Background workers/queues, async processing, retries and failure handling Building secure, documented APIs; strong debugging; writes automated tests; can extend an existing codebase Collaborates across engineering roles with clear communication €5000-7500/month, long-term contract. Must have actually shipped this before. DM with: Resume, LinkedIn, years of backend + blockchain experience, GitHub/portfolio, timezone + availability. Must be based in Europe. submitted by /u/Emotional_Support_1 [link] [comments]

[Hiring] Senior Web3 Developer — Wallet & Smart Contract Integration (Remote, Europe)

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Building the wallet architecture, transaction flows, and on-chain integration layer for a production Next.js platform. English fluency required. Requirements: Minimum 5 YOE Real shipped project involving wallet connection, contract reads/writes, transaction tracking, or token integration — hands-on ownership, not exposure wagmi and viem in production, MetaMask/wallet integration, connection/disconnection, account and network switching, chain-change handling Ethereum-compatible networks, ERC-20 and token-sale contracts, EVM network config, RPC endpoints, contract addresses, ABIs Contract reads/writes, transaction receipts, event logs, gas estimation, user-facing transaction status Strong TypeScript/JavaScript, React, Next.js Designs reusable integration layers, understands wallet/transaction/contract integration risks, writes unit and integration tests Can explain technical decisions clearly, works effectively in a distributed team €5000-7500/month, long-term contract. DM with: Resume, LinkedIn, years of hands-on Web3 experience, GitHub/portfolio, timezone + availability. Must have actually shipped this before. Must be based in Europe. submitted by /u/Emotional_Support_1 [link] [comments]

After 8 years, reminder: David Ian Ruscoe ( GrantThorntonNZ) is the reason the cryptopia funds are not fully distributed beside restricted countries

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Niche questions for the math bitcoiners

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Have you ever done fourier analysis on any BTC metric? If you do, have you found something interesting? Do you think is not worth it? Why? submitted by /u/Contrapuntobrowniano [link] [comments]

Clarity Act stalled

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With the assumption that Republicans are highly unlikely to change the bill to leave room for future prosecution of POTUS via State AGs (a core Democrat demand); the only way forward for this current version seems to be Republicans to hold both chambers. What alternative version might be introduced in the 2027-2028 Congress that can get passed and signed by Trump in the next two years? Will Democrats continue to assert prosecution rights forever or is there a compromise Democrats are willing to accept that could still protect Trump from potential prosecution? submitted by /u/iloveapplejuice [link] [comments]

[Opinion] Blockchains that own the stack will outperform chains only focused on the infrastructure level

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The 2021-25 narrative was consistently around infrastructure. The chains that got VC-funding were chains that made onchain transaction faster, cheaper, better DA, etc. There may have been "decentralization theater," but most of these chains were heavily centralized (at least compared to Bitcoin or Ethereum). Blockspace became the commodity and it was a race to 0. The infrastructure thesis is dead. It doesn't work. It generates little revenue for the chain. 2025-26 has shown us it's the apps that make the money, and the next tier of winning chains will be the chains that own the app-stack. Most people know Hyperliquid, but I actually want to highlight a lesser known chain, Katana, as evidence for my thesis around owning the stack. I've posted about Katana before and will continue to do so. In my opinion, it is the best chain for DeFi activity. The design of the chain is super powerful and is set up in a mutually beneficial way for users and the Katana foundation. So let's dive in. An infrastructure-only chain provides rails and takes a toll on gas. The valuable activity on top, the lending, the trading, the yield, gets captured by the apps and market makers deploying there, not by the chain. So the chain subsidizes its own ecosystem with token emissions and VC money to attract that activity, and hopes the toll eventually covers it. Most never get there. A chain that owns its stack captures that value directly and funds its ecosystem out of revenue instead of out of a treasury on a timer. Put it on a profit-and-loss basis and the gap is visible. Blockworks tracks gross profit by L2, and for 2026 Katana is second, behind only Arbitrum (Base & isn't included here for some reason). Katana's realized gross profit this year is about $2.3M, on a roughly $4.1M full-year forecast. Optimism sits near $400K, ZKsync and Unichain near $100K each, and the rest of the list trails from there. A chain less than a year old is more profitable than L2s that are years older and raised far more, and it's second only to the largest L2 in the sector. Not on volume, which anyone can subsidize, but on profit. (source: https://blockworks.com/analytics/l2). The engine behind that profit is the bridge. Most chains let bridged assets sit idle in a contract. Katana's Vault Bridge deploys them into lending strategies on Ethereum and takes the yield as revenue, borrower-paid interest, not printed tokens. Blockworks shows that line running around $1M a quarter, roughly $1.4M in Q3 2025 and near $1M through late 2025 and early 2026. That is income the chain earns on capital it is holding anyway. It's the whole difference between funding your ecosystem from revenue and funding it from VC investment & your own token. Perps are the piece growing fastest on top of that. Katana acquired the IDEX team and relaunched them as Katana Perps, and it is compounding. Daily notional volume has hit north of $22M with recent spikes toward $36M, cumulative volume is past half a billion dollars, and weekly perps revenue has gone from $760 in mid-April to roughly $30K by mid-July. Because the chain owns the venue and the bridge under it, that growth lands as chain revenue instead of leaking out to a frontend and its market makers. And the chain can point that revenue back at the venue to grow it faster. The competition running now is that loop in the open. To mark crossing $500M in volume, Katana is paying $100,000 in vbUSDC with trading fees cut in half, July 22 to August 5. Funded from revenue, not a marketing budget on a countdown. Cheaper fees pull volume, volume makes fees, the bridge funds the next round. Disclosure: Perps are risky and it isn't open to US persons or a few regions (VPNs can be your friend). Of course, chains like Hyperliquid & Arbitrum still out-earns Katana, and it should, it's much larger. The point isn't that Katana is the biggest. It's that a chain this young and this small is already the second most profitable L2 Blockworks tracks, while most of the sector is still running on emissions and venture money and calling it growth. Infrastructure is a commodity, and the price of a commodity goes to the floor. The chains that win from here are the ones that built a business on top of the infrastructure and kept the revenue. When the subsidies dry up, the profitable ones are what's left standing. So yeah, I am majorly bullish on chains like Katana that own the stack. The DeFi activity & incentives are huge, but the incentives are done through sustainable mechanisms, which is so much better than what the industry norm is. Chains that help their users make money while they make money are the ones that will actually survive as the industry matures. submitted by /u/TimmyXBT [link] [comments]

Why are bitcoiners so obsessed over getting P Schiff approval?

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why trying so hard to convince an old man that has been wrong about bitcoin for the last 10 years? what interests do bitcoiners have to get Peter S approval opinion ? i don't get it am i missing something? why is he important in a space he "hates"? I know some of you don't care, but i keep seeing people SO worried about "he said this.. he said that.." why tf matters?? not hate, im genuinely curious submitted by /u/Strict_Alps_1304 [link] [comments]

Samsung Wallet Will Add Stablecoin Support, Including USDC

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Are there any reliable off-ramps in Venezuela to help with disaster relief?

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Given the country’s currency control, it is currently impossible for people outside the country to send money to specific individuals in the context of disaster relief. The only option seems to go through the UN or Red Cross, but that’s obviously not targeted. If you want to help friends & family inside Venezuela, sending them a stablecoin transaction could actually be one of the only possibilities. However, for anyone inside the country, are there reliable off-ramps? Is it legal/feasible to open a CEX account to receive such funds, and are there ways to withdraw it into a bank account? submitted by /u/Cryptocounting [link] [comments]

Crypto Payments Firm Triple-A Hit by $9.7 Million Wallet Drain

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Crypto Index ETFs, Good or Bad?

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The latest prospectus from T.Rowe lists these coins as eligible assets for their Price Active ETF just approved for launch by the SEC recently. (BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, ADA, AVAX, LTC, DOT, DOGE, HBAR, BCH, LINK, XLM, SHIB, SUI) https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2089855/000199937126013250/tknz-424b3\\\_062326.htm Curious over time, how many other coins will actually be able to compete for inclusion in these ETFs over these more established coins? Are the barriers to entry just too hard to breach and new coins won’t have a chance? Are crypto index ETFs even a good idea? Or should filers stick to single coin ETFs and let the market decide the winners? submitted by /u/Minute-Lake-1819 [link] [comments]

Purchasing tainted coins.

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Hi all, I am looking to buy BTC p2p, but before I do, is there a way in which I can check if the coins I purchase in advance are tainted? Is there a website or something this can be verified on? I want to check this to avoid any problems in utilising the coin/s once purchased. Thanks submitted by /u/derbyfan1 [link] [comments]

VLTX ...

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I'm on coinbase and I purchased a little bit of that crypto but I can't sell it. I do see it being bought and sold but I don't know what platform they're selling it on. Does anyone have an idea what platform I can transfer it to and sell it? submitted by /u/Tight-Swim928 [link] [comments]

Any financial representatives have their entire brokerage portfolio in a bitcoin ETF like IBIT or FBTC? Is it allowed?

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Is this against your firm's rules? Did your firm make you sell your shares? Just curious because I'm thinking about applying to a financial rep role (Series 7), but I'm down 50% on portfolio holdings of 100% FBTC. I wonder if this concentrated holding is allowed at most firms? I also hold BTC in actual cold storage. Am I blocked from even applying since this isn't what most representatives should hold? submitted by /u/eggrolls_and_squats [link] [comments]

Two Ethereum bridges lose $31.7M within hours as third protocol halts staking

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Would you still use a crypto payment app if there were no points, cashback, or airdrops?

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How much attention rewards programs get. It feels like almost every crypto payment app is competing on cashback, points, referral bonuses, or the possibility of future rewards. That's great while those incentives exist, but it made me wonder what happens when they don't. If every rewards program disappeared tomorrow, what would actually make you keep using a crypto payment app? Don't get me wrong I enjoy cashback as much as anyone else. But I don't think it's enough to make me stick with a product if the core experience isn't good Interested to hear different perspectives where everyone else stands. submitted by /u/ExpressionOk5155 [link] [comments]

Binance new feature play and predict gives me 1xbet vibes i think people who are likes betting gonna lose capital here. What's your comment in this new adds on?

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I just want to share something that happened to me.

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Less than a month ago my Binance account got hacked. The first thing I noticed was a login from Taiwan. It wasn't me. By the time I checked, everything on the account had been changed. Almost all of my money was in usdt , around $168k That was over four years of work and saving. I'm not gonna lie, I was broken. Nothing felt worth it anymore. I was already dealing with a lot in my life, and I was slowly running out of the cash I had left. I'm responsible for myself and my family, so it felt like everything was falling apart. I kept sending appeals to Binance Support to prove the account was mine. After more than a month, they finally reviewed my case and gave me my account back. I actually cried when I saw the email. One employee just did their job, but they have no idea how much that changed my life. submitted by /u/LowImprovement7393 [link] [comments]

first 0.1 BTC as of today ????

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I am so proud! As of today, I now own 0.1 BTC with a average prive of 68,527.36 €. I started in September 2025, was there for the ATH and the fall afterwards. My next goal are 0.2 BTC ☺️ Just wanted to share that with someone! submitted by /u/Cosmos-bipinnatus [link] [comments]

Bitcoin is taking a local correction without sweeping the upper liquidity around $67,500 EQH and the $68.5k–$69k zone. Are you buying the $60k demand zone, or expecting a deeper drop?"

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All BTC or diversified?

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How much of your savings are you keeping in BTC? Are waiting for the price to drop before you by BTC? submitted by /u/YOLO911911 [link] [comments]

People who held through a full cycle — what did the bottom actually feel like at the time?

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Newer to this and trying to understand the psychology before I'm tested by it. Everyone says "just hold" but I want to hear from people who were actually down bad at the worst point. Did you know it was the bottom, or did it just feel like it was going to zero like everyone said? submitted by /u/Informal-Hamster8424 [link] [comments]

Strategy overhauls bitcoin metrics to account for senior claims

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Times like these in cryptocurrency makes one think really hard about investing properly

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I bought BTC in 2023 5xed it and cashed out in 2024. It was good money indeed. Treated myself, gave some to my family and invested about half back to crypto thinking that it’s altcoins time to shine. I had a chance in 2025 to cash out in Raydium when my investment more than 10xed. But I waited for it to hit 10 USD which it didn’t. In between I binge watched cryptocurrency videos and felt really good about my decision to plow back my money to crypto. But with the situation now, I am seriously doubting myself. Some will say, this is a bottom signal but I’ve heard that a number of times already and I think that alts won’t bounce back this year. One thing I’ve learned is to stick to Bitcoin. Unless you really have good alpha on altcoins stay clear of them — unless it’s already full blown altcoin season. There’s plenty of opportunity to stack money by then. Once Bitcoin price hits a good spot from when you invested, it is okay to cash out. Waiting for 4 years for altcoins to rally is just too long of a wait. We don’t even know which ones are profitable. They’re too much of a risk. I remember Warren Buffet saying that he doesn’t listen to macro analysts and it couldn’t be more true looking back now. It applies to cryptocurrency as well. Crypto Macro analysts were so confident that crypto will make a huge comeback this year due to debt repayment stuff but AI spoiled the party. Oh well such is life, i wish I wasn’t too greedy and just believed experienced people saying not to invest in altcoins just yet until altcoin season Is in full swing. submitted by /u/Childhood-Icy [link] [comments]

Trump: The Crypto Bill Is CANCELED (CLARITY Act Odds Plummet)

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India orders takedown of Jack Dorsey’s bitcoin-linked messaging app Bitchat

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Daily Discussion, July 25, 2026

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Good afternoon, gentlemen. I want to know how safe it is to buy USDT using P2P inside Telegram Wallet?

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Up down up down hold on

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Daily General Discussion July 25, 2026

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Is Cash App good for investing towards bitcoin

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I’m 14 Trying to find out if it’s worth it or not btws submitted by /u/Casper13679 [link] [comments]

lightning transaction stuck on queued

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I used wallet of satoshi and when i send some funds out it is stuck on queued, has anyone else experienced this? and what can i do about it? submitted by /u/RSN_Zosma [link] [comments]

New opportunity

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Giant harry gorrila cock is poised to overtake bitcoin in the next few weeks. Get while it’s hot ! ⬇️ https://maxmontart.etsy.com submitted by /u/FourTwenty69Commando [link] [comments]

Large and random Lighting payments concern/question

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I have a lightning wallet for spending and sending small amounts. I haven't used it in quite some time but today I have received multiple payments of a few sats a few $4 amounts, and even a $9 payment, in 24 hours. Is this something to be concerned with? Why am I receiving so many sats out of no where? I am going to just hold it for awhile before moving it but what is this all about? submitted by /u/_Carth_Onasi [link] [comments]

Origino has been tokanizing animals since 2024 ensuring transparency by managing and transferring data throughout the meat production chain, providing consumers with information about certifications, animal age and weight, feed type, product journey, etc!

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Coinbase Loses Another Executive Weeks After Cutting 700 Jobs

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Some things are easier to say on Wheesper: What’s the one truth about your holdings, losses, or behavior you’d never admit publicly?

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I'm building a protocol that lets Bitcoin wallets self-declare "financial" vs "data" transactions -no consensus change needed

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UPDATED: Every Bitcoin block has 4 MWU. Financial transactions (payments, Lightning, DEX) and data inscriptions (Ordinals, BRC-20, Runes) compete for the same space. The market treats them identically — highest fee-rate wins — despite fundamentally different time-value curves. A settlement is worth nothing if it misses this block. An inscription is worth the same next block or next hour. But there's no way to signal that difference to miners. The approach: Wallets add a 4-byte OP_RETURN to each transaction declaring its type (financial or data). Pools optionally read this and allocate block space with a minimum 30% financial floor. No classifier, no false positives, no oracle trust issue. - Works with Stratum v1 today (no protocol change) - Pools capture a data fee premium (~25%) as a new revenue stream - First-mover pool captures financial tx flow without losing data tx revenue Would love feedback from people who understand mining economics better than I do. What am I missing? https://preview.redd.it/cw52b12hcffh1.png?width=2521&format=png&auto=webp&s=bd8490fd94454e0ffb1a9e76a7379346937aa0db submitted by /u/DueAd7194 [link] [comments]

Poolin was bitcoin's biggest mining pool and now it's filing for bankruptcy

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Daily Crypto Discussion - July 24, 2026 (GMT+0)

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Does OKX Recurring Buy/Convert really charge ~1% above the market price?

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I recently noticed something that doesn’t seem right and wanted to see if anyone else has experienced this. I have a recurring BTC buy set up on OKX. My latest purchase converted 20 USDC into 0.00030894889 BTC, which works out to an execution price of 64,735.63 At 16:54 CST for BTC USDC convert At the time my order executed the OKX BTC USDC spot price was around 64100 but I got filled at 64735 almost 1% higher. I know Convert has a spread but 1% for a $20 BTC buy seems crazy. A normal spot market order shouldnt have anywhere near that much slippage. submitted by /u/Away-Ant7779 [link] [comments]

Trading bitcoin always ends badly. DCA & HODL is the name of the game.

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Title: Bitcoin isn't just about getting rich.

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For a long time, I thought Bitcoin was only about price—buy low, sell high, hope it goes to the moon. The more I learned, the more I realised that's actually the least interesting part. Bitcoin is the first form of money that no government, bank, or company controls. It's open 24/7, borderless, and anyone with an internet connection can participate. Whether you're sending value across the world or simply holding an asset with a fixed supply of 21 million coins, it's a fascinating experiment in financial freedom. Will it replace traditional money? Maybe, maybe not. Is it volatile? Absolutely. But the idea that money can exist without a central authority is one of the most revolutionary concepts of our time. Whether you're a Bitcoin believer or a sceptic, it's hard to deny that it has changed the conversation about money forever. What's the biggest thing Bitcoin has taught you? I'm genuinely curious to hear different perspectives. submitted by /u/Playful-Western-5202 [link] [comments]

CLARITY Act Unlikely To Pass Before August Break, Says Senate Leader

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Is there a Stock that Tracks the movement of Bitcoin the best?

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So I have tried a few platforms like Crypto.com, Kraken, and Wealthsimple but the reality is that I prefer the idea of having stocks. This being the case, can anyone suggest what stock best duplicates the movement of Bitcoin as a percentage? I've looked at MSTR, IBIT, and BTCX.B, but it is hard to see which one seems to move closest to the price of the crypto itself. Does anyone have any suggestions here? Any other stock that seems to move with Bitcoin the closest? submitted by /u/Think-Outside8434 [link] [comments]

Why am I getting this error message?

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Forgive me if this is simple but I am new to crypto. I’m trying to pay with crypto and I’m getting this message for some reason. From my understanding I have to send this tether on erc20 because there is the little ethereum symbol by the icon and I have ethereum to pay the fee or whatever but I get this message when I try to pay. submitted by /u/Necessary_Island_380 [link] [comments]

Binance.US Boost yield

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Not sponsored—I just feel like a lot of people still don’t know Binance.US Boost exists. I currently have some BTC and stablecoins sitting on Binance.US while I wait for opportunities to deploy them back into the market. Rather than letting everything sit completely idle, I’ve been putting eligible assets into Boost to earn additional crypto rewards. The rates change depending on the event and how many people participate, but there are no user fees, rewards are distributed weekly, and you can remove your assets when you need them. Binance.US also says the assets placed into Boost aren’t lent out or used for trading. The only real inconvenience is that you can’t trade or stake those assets while they’re enrolled. You have to remove them from Boost first, which is worth keeping in mind if you’re waiting to make a quick market move. But there is no cool down period to remove them. It’s not life-changing money, and there’s obviously still the normal risk of holding assets on a centralized exchange, but it’s a solid way to earn something while waiting to deploy them. The yield has honestly been better than almost any other passive opportunity I’ve seen recently. With the current SEI Boost event, I’ve earned around $200 from roughly $5,000 split between BTC, USDT, and USDC. Boost: https://www.binance.us/boost How it works: https://support.binance.us/en/articles/9842941-boost-on-binance-us-introduction-frequently-asked-questions submitted by /u/ArmanApesDeFi [link] [comments]

154 - Will It Clarity? - EVMavericks Weekly Doots Podcast

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Do you think that HYPE is a good risk to go short on now that it appears that the IRAN war is about to really ramp up?

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I'm not interested in anybody politics. This is strictly an investing question. Right now I'm thinking about taking my $2800 in AAVE & converting it to HYPE based off of what happened to it last time oil prices went high. Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/jlwapple [link] [comments]

I just submitted a Bitcoin Core pull request implementing the BIP 54 soft fork (Consensus Cleanup), without mainnet activation.

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Hi everyone, i'm sharing this milestone because i believe it marks a natural point for the broader community to start discussing a possible future activation. Mike Schmidt's BIP54.org website collects a bunch of information about the proposal. The technical specifications are available from the BIPs repository, as usual. I'm curious what people here think about this. submitted by /u/darosior [link] [comments]

Bitcoin giftcard

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Interesting to see BTC giftcards...(switzerland) is it a thing? submitted by /u/danjuany [link] [comments]

£100 a week

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I started buying £100 of BTC every week 3 months ago. I’m 53 so will work till I retire on my 68th birthday. What do you recon it will be worth. submitted by /u/Gnasher01 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin works but tools doesn't - 5 factors stopping bitcoin payment adoption in the EU

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These are based on my personal experience running a Bitcoin technology company, working with accountants in the EU and the US, and many conversations I had with businesses recently. Account blocks: This, of course, is the most common problem, especially for businesses. If you are making transfers to exchanges to buy or sell bitcoin, you can expect a series of questions from your banks, or, worse, they may suspect you of providing crypto exchange services for your clients and may block your account. This is a nightmare we as a bitcoin company were not spared with - we could not get an account on Revolut since we had bitcoin on our website and could not produce license documents. No way to communicate that we rely on our partners to provide services - of course, they won't spend time to read your terms and conditions or chat with you - they are too big to bother about small coffee shop owners or risky crypto apps. Accepting is just unclear. Businesses want to accept bitcoin and have a cleaner accounting trail- auto-offramp to Euro in some cases. But they are confronted with setting up a BTCPay instance or dropping an NWC string or a lightning address to a payment tool. Lightning address or NWC string is not as common as a bank's IBAN - still, they need to get one reliable Lightning setup. But a business wallet is not a WOS you spin up for your friend to have their first sat. It should support Lightning, have liquidity, support good statement exports, be able to plug into existing account tools, and be either self-custody or compliant. Even if you have an easy custodial wallet for your business, you are confronted with adding additional details to all the deposits from clients as part of the travel rule, which makes it a nightmare to accept bitcoin in a coffee shop for 10 euros. Accounting breaks Even if you manage to accept bitcoin, your account finds it incredibly hard to account for this, and also accounting for capital gains/loss comes with rate changes from the time of accepting and using this bitcoin. Obviously you'll be using tools that will either not give a great export that you could use or plug into accounting software. You'd need to hire crypto-expert accountants! Taxes You accept bitcoin - not sure about how this is treated from a tax perspective - if you auto-sell this incoming bitcoin to Euro - would the capital gain be 0 as you earned and instantly converted, or the first-in, first-out logic applied where you'd need to worry when you bought bitcoin to your wallet first time in ages. It is not the willingness to pay taxes; it is knowledge of how to declare capital gains that comes with the bitcoin payments compliantly. Business custody is not personal custody. When you have multiple operators in an organization or a bigger company who have access to funds to spend on materials and services, you'd need governance and access to the funds. Which gets way complicated with a self-custody wallet for business. Bitcoin works - a free network - so cheaper payments, instant settlements and global acceptability. All of these factors are a win for a business - but the banking, tooling, and process around it doesn't work. It does not make sense with all this friction. Working on something interesting - but would love to get your thoughts on above. submitted by /u/prashanth_c [link] [comments]

Is it time to rethink the whole "not your keys not your crypto" mentality?

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Here's why I ask this. In the past when crypto was relatively new and you had small exchanges/companies handling stuff, yes if you kept your crypto on their platform and they went belly up or did a rug pull, you were stuck. Made total sense. However today we have huge companies getting involved like Robinhood and I just saw Etrade is now offering crypto trading via Zero Hash. I get it, the same thing could happen on these platforms and if you don't own your keys, you're still stuck. But then I start to think about it in relation to owning stocks on these platforms. It's not like we own paper stock certificates that we can rely on if an exchange goes belly up. We are at the mercy of the SEC or FINRA or courts in that case. So sure, owning your keys is still the best bet but is it so bad to invest in crypto on these platforms where we don't own our keys since we've been doing basically the same thing with stocks forever? submitted by /u/blackratsnakes [link] [comments]

World Foundation and Pentera complete a $52.5 million fundraising through a strategic sale of WLD tokens

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Literally was just talking about this coin with a friend, and saw this on my search alerts https://www.coindesk.com/business/2026/07/24/sam-altman-backed-world-network-secures-fresh-funding-to-fight-online-ai-deepfakes Seem positive... anyone else see this news today? submitted by /u/Free-Seaworthiness81 [link] [comments]

La industria blockchain avanza cuando se comparte una gran investigación.

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I'm 31 and just put my work savings into BTC

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So yeah… I finally did it. After years of working, saving, overthinking, and pretending I was waiting for the “perfect entry,” I moved about $48,000 of my savings into Bitcoin. That’s basically most of what I’ve built from my job over the last few years. Not some lottery money. Not daddy money. Just paychecks, side gigs, skipping dumb expenses, and trying not to blow it all on random stuff xD I’m not saying this is smart. I’m not telling anyone to copy me. I know BTC can still drop 20–30% and make me look like a clown by next week. But I’m 31, no major family responsibilities yet, and I’d rather take a real shot now than sit around for another 10 years saying “I should’ve bought more.” I’m still keeping a small mining angle with oneminers too, so I’m not only relying on staring at candles like a stressed goblin. Plan is simple: hold long term, survive the ugly dips, ignore the noise, and see where this thing is in 10 years. Could be genius. Could be cope. Either way, I picked my lane. submitted by /u/Ok_Percentage4090 [link] [comments]

At what point should you get a cold wallet? 1k? 10k 100k?

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i own all my crypto on an exchange and wondering if it is worth it to get a cold wallet to ensure no hacks will happen. for anyone who owns one what are some of the best physical cold wallets to look into submitted by /u/Gavin-Nighbor [link] [comments]

Honestly, MiCA is the worst thing for users

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Instead of highly liquid orderbooks, we need seperate orderbooks with barely any liquidity. How does it protect users when one market maker controls the entire orderbook and can wick you out by simply pulling orders? Just compare Gate, Bybit, etc to their EU versions. Trash. Europe refuses to innovate so they regulate. They do this kind of stuff and wonder why nobody is investing in Europe. submitted by /u/yphase [link] [comments]

Recommended Exchange (UK)

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Hi guys, I’m from the UK & I’ve only ever bought my bitcoin through Binance. As I understand it we can no longer do that. What’s your recommended platform for someone from the UK? Edit: Thanks for the replies all, much appreciated submitted by /u/Chronix92 [link] [comments]

Best approach to investing in Alt Coins

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Almost my entire crypto portfolio is Bitcoin. Looking for some advice on alt coin investing. I have been setting up alerts, and doing some research into the tech and utility behind some alt coins. Any tips or advice would be appreciated. submitted by /u/Free-Seaworthiness81 [link] [comments]

Full signature aggregation BIP draft - Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #415

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Bitcoin Optech newsletter #415 is here: describes a draft BIP for full aggregation of BIP340 signatures summarizes changes to services/client software Optech Newsletter #415 Podcast https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/07/24/ Fabian Jahr posted to the Bitcoin-Dev mailing list about a new draft BIP for full aggregation of BIP340 schnorr signatures, a standard for the DahLIAS aggregate signature scheme... https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/07/24/#draft-bip-for-full-aggregation-of-bip340-signatures Changes to services and client software: Wasabi Wallet 2.8.0 released Coinswap v0.2.2 released Go secp256k1 library announced ASMap dashboard announced Wavelength alpha released https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/07/24/#changes-to-services-and-client-software 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]

Building a Launchpad on any network.

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Anyone with experience building a launchpad and can tell me what goes into it? Thanks for any help or advice you can give on the topic! submitted by /u/theunknown123x [link] [comments]

Ethereal news weekly #32 | Glamsterdam upgrade targeting first testnet in September, Uniswap v4 Permissioned Pools, Aztec Alpha V5 live

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MiCA is Turning Europe Into a Licensing Test for Every Type of Crypto Company

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10 Years of ETC - the original chain. Happy Birthday

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10 Years of ETC. The original chain, which stayed on PoW. submitted by /u/GammaDoppler1 [link] [comments]

BNB Chain takes 61.7% of Franklin Templeton’s Benji platform

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TL;DR: Franklin Templeton’s Benji Platform Just Became Mostly BNB Chain Franklin Templeton’s Benji platform now has 61.7% of its onchain assets on BNB Chain—around $1.5B out of $2.44B tracked across the platform. That’s a 1,226% increase in just one month, pushing BNB Chain ahead of Stellar and Ethereum. Why it matters: - One of the world’s largest asset managers is increasingly using BNB Chain for tokenized real-world assets - It’s another sign that institutional adoption is moving beyond pilots into real usage - The growth builds on Franklin Templeton bringing its Benji Technology Platform to BNB Chain in 2025, giving it access to fast, low-cost infrastructure for tokenized financial products. submitted by /u/FTXACCOUNTANT [link] [comments]

BitMEX Users Seek 623 BTC in Liquidation Fraud Suit

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What's the best Crypto Poker website?

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Hey everyone, I'm looking for a way to play poker in crypto (without KYC), I would like to play real tables and being able to deposit and withdraw without issue or headache. I'm a semi-professional poker player it's not about gambling so much, just to have some fun in such market conditions, please leave a comment with suggestions. submitted by /u/Entire-Bag-9975 [link] [comments]

How much has day-to-day 'operational security' become part of just holding crypto now?

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How have the habits shifted for regular holders here? Hardware wallet for anything you're not actively moving, a separate 'burner' wallet for connecting to new sites, or has none of it really changed how you operate day to day? submitted by /u/CoinGate_Gift_Cards [link] [comments]

Guys I need some advices!

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I am all in btc, and currently have 0.03(all my networth), and I make 2900 usd a month before tax and spending. Is there any way for me to reach 1 coin1-10 coins in a foreseeable future. (Let’s say 5 years) I just don’t know how there are so many people have a lot of money just to invest. I can barely break even sometimes, the rent is my highest spending, I was thinking maybe just living in my car. But I do need some advice, I can pull out probably $200 max every two weeks. Can you guys share your stories of how you have a whole coin or accumulate aggressively. Thank you submitted by /u/Low-Paramedic2853 [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, July 24, 2026

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Ever use BTC to buy semi-precious gemstones at auction?

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BTC gains could be a great way to tap into this hot market submitted by /u/WeCanTripleIt [link] [comments]

its surprising there hasn't been a full blown AI coin season yet

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maybe AI engineers just think crypto is totally useless. I know there was a brief period when AI related coins went up but thats when everything else was up too. there hasn't been a uniquely AI coin mooning season yet. I know the AI crypto decentralization tech hasn't been perfected yet but I'd figure there is more hype for building it at this point. submitted by /u/Lost_Foot_6301 [link] [comments]

Adam Back Calls Bitcoin BIP-110 Idiocracy

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help, how do i unlock and send my crypto funds from paypal?

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Title...basically i deposited some fiat on paypal, i converted it to PYUSD(their stablecoin, the only thing they allowed me to convert it to). tried to send it over the Solana network to my wallet, so i can then swap to something useful like SOL, or USDC...its blocking me, and asking for verification of the wallet. the verification consist of me sending PYUSD to the paypal wallet. PYUSD which i dont have on it to do so, since all my funds are locked on paypal. if i select its someone else it just throw a error that the transaction needs further review once i fill all the details... has someone figured this out? The way to go seems to be, to verify the wallet, but i needs PYUSD and SOL on it for that, which i dont have on it right now. getting crypto is getting harder where im from, tried this method, only to get locked out like this...like everyone says not your keys not your crypto. This is a wallet ive transfered from already once, and now they need me to verify it out of nowhere. paypal support already proved useless, made me waste a morning... submitted by /u/Bazaruta [link] [comments]

Daily General Discussion July 24, 2026

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Where can I buy bitcoin? Ally? Chase? Other?

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Would like to invest. Where would you recommend I start? submitted by /u/30reddits [link] [comments]

I’m taking a second mortgage out and dumping it in bitcoin

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Context: I’m 35M and I wanna escape the matrix and get rich quick and easy. Bitcoins at an all time low and based upon the charts in October it will skyrocket. I’m considering selling my car to just dump the cash in bitcoin. submitted by /u/Interesting-Lime3031 [link] [comments]

With SAAS getting pounded into the earth where do ALTs sit?

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Obviously AI is changing everything in the software space. I am a geologist, can't code but thanks to claude I replaced 3 SAAS products I have used and paid for, for 15 years (although I'm pretty sure 15 years ago there was not bullshit subscriptions). Anyway my question is where does this leave lots of alts. Isn't this going to mean that any tech around interoperability, infrastructure and utility is going to be next to worthless if it doesn't already have market penetration? I'm pretty worried that any tech or concept advantage any chain has is close to worthless if they don't already have some kind of foothold. submitted by /u/magicseadog [link] [comments]

Bitcoin's August hard fork is the first one in history where the biggest holders aren't retail, they're BlackRock, Strategy, and the ETFs.

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The new CLARITY Act text is out and it explicitly bars Trump, his VP, Congress, and their spouses from making money off crypto until 2029.

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intriguing

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Bitcoin is the ultimate "solution"...

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... for gambling addicts. Because it is a 'meme' asset (or store of value or whatever you believe it to be), "if we all believe in it, it can only go up, right?" Unlike tulips, racehorses, equities, or any other speculative investment -- bitcoin has absolutely no fundamentals underlying it. It's just pure belief, maybe pure Nietzschean will to power. The only limit to liquidity is when people (retail investors) need the money for something else, like rent. So the swings in value you see are nothing much more than the ebb and flow of disposable income among gamblers. One branch of behavioral economics has speculated that money has a "drug" value, where the investment is more about the internal emotional reward that you are getting from the process (just like in going to a casino) than the convertible value of the asset itself. What you are really HODLing on to is the process addiction of anticipating gains, and the thrill of the risk, and the emotional rollercoaster of checking your portfolio, etc etc. The "bitcoin investment" is just what Alfred Hitchcock would call a MacGuffin. Anyhoo, hope you guys are having fun at the track. submitted by /u/Cragalckumus [link] [comments]

Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev's X account hacked to promote token amid memecoin frenzy

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The Orange Revolution

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The proposed 2027 Australia CGT changes are worth understanding now

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Had a proper read of the proposed CGT changes from the Budget and figured we'd break it down as it can be quite confusing. First, the calming bit: none of it is law yet, and nothing changes for your FY25-26 return. The current 50% discount still applies in full this year. No need to do anything drastic. This year goes ahead as normal. What's actually proposed, from 1 July 2027: - The 50% discount goes. Instead your cost base gets indexed for inflation, so you'd only be taxed on the real gain, not the part that's just inflation. - A 30% minimum rate on net real gains accruing after that date. - It covers most CGT assets: shares, trust units, investment property, and crypto. The bit some folks are glossing over is the grandfathering. Gains that accrued before 1 July 2027 keep the current discount treatment, and only growth after that date falls under the new rules. So the value of what you hold around the changeover becomes a genuinely important number. And the practical kicker is that indexation is worked out parcel by parcel, from each parcel's acquisition date and cost base. If your buy history is scattered across brokers, DRP statements and old exchange CSVs, this gets expensive fast, because you can't index a cost base you can't prove. Same for crypto, every parcel indexes from its own date. So until these changes are implemented, get your cost base records complete for everything you hold while the history's still retrievable, lodge this year normally, and see what the legislation actually looks like when it firms up (plenty can change on the way through). Genuinely curious what people make of the indexation switch. submitted by /u/summ_app [link] [comments]

Markets are Down, Bitcoin is Still Working as it is. Keep HODLing, time will change.

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I am very much confident of a bottom within a few weeks. Bitcoin isn't going helow 60k. submitted by /u/tractorix [link] [comments]

Daily Crypto Discussion - July 23, 2026 (GMT+0)

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I started the DCA back in the game 2 weeks ago 67% allocated

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Hey guys I started the my dca 2 weeks ago, but I’m getting a lot of people advising to sell the last few days, saying we are going to do another 20-30% dump.. essentially the argument is that we are entering a no more cheap money period, and we aren’t getting rate cuts any time soon, there’s no halving in the next few years so there are no bullish catalysts.. and the technical setup isn’t great. Whats everyone doing rn? We adding, holding or trimming? submitted by /u/FreedomFund_Goatechs [link] [comments]

What are people's thoughts on bip 110?

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I was on the fence but now I'm starting to think it might be the only way. What are you guy's thoughts? submitted by /u/CitronTraining4195 [link] [comments]

My expert analysis of eth price trend

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Second time trying, please help my find the good platform ☺️☺️

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Hi sorry for posting again about the same topic but if I'm in the wrong sub for that or you have another one sub to suggest, please go ahead. I really need to move forward and need the insights of informed people. So I will explain again, and in advance, thanks for reading and considering answering. I had a single answer in the previous post which suggested me Oobit which won't work because it doesn't gather what I need. What I need will probably be in either of those 3 platforms: Please help me find my new exchange ???? Hello, I wanted to reach out because I need some guidance here, I need to leave kucoin as It doesn't fill my expectations at all. I would need a service that offers the following, and it's for Europe so I think there's that Mica stuff which I'm not sure about but I think it's due to it Binance got outed. Anyhow, I'd need: 1) A crypto card with cashback 2) A second account "business/corporate", as I intend to operate a website where crypto will be accepted. 3) I need 2 trading features which I use in kucoin. The first one is OCO which allows me grabs a few tokens during their sometimes very short rise, while protected for the drop. The other trading feature I need is trailing stop or trailing delta. Allows me to be protected during trades while not having to watch at the evolution of the market every 30 sec. I think those 2 are called advance spot trading. 4) I need some interesting staking features. With decent yield 5) I do need a good % on fixed term earn products (7 days, 14 days, one month, one year... see?) 6) A few new token and rarities is a plus so I can place an OCO on it. I'm currently hesitating between Nexo, which was my first choice, then bybit. Recently, I discovered OKX. What I know is that they all have a card, cashback and the possibility to have a business account. For the rest, please help me out team ! ❤️❤️ submitted by /u/GeneralNo8471 [link] [comments]

Coinbase lets businesses accept USDC payments from AI agents

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The exchange also introduced AI trading tools and a developer kit as part of a broader push to build financial infrastructure for autonomous AI agents.Coinbase is expanding its push into AI-powered finance, enabling businesses to accept USDC payments from autonomous AI agents as part of a broader expansion of its payment, trading and developer tools.According to a Thursday X post, Coinbase Business users will be able to accept USDC (USDC) payments from AI agents through the x402 payment standard, which Coinbase first introduced in May 2025 to enable stablecoin payments over HTTP for AI agents, applications and APIs.The post also announced AI trading tools that let users monitor orders, access live market data, and execute actions based on predefined conditions, as well as a software development kit for developers building agent-powered applications.Read more

OKX locked my account and refuses to release my funds unless I prove the source of my entire lifetime wealth

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In other words, in order to withdraw my own money, they are asking me to prove where the money I earned throughout my life came from, how I acquired the assets I own, and to document all of them. It is unacceptable for a financial institution to make it this difficult and almost impossible for a user to access their own money. If you own real estate, they ask for the title deed, sales documents, and the source of the money you earned before purchasing that property; for example, how you acquired a property you bought 20 years ago, official documents if it was inherited, documents proving your gold holdings if you own gold, records related to your vehicle if you own one... In short, they are asking me for official documents regarding all my assets and proof of the sources through which I acquired those assets. They are asking me to provide documents that even the Ministry of Treasury and Finance does not require from you. Under what authority? The worst part is that I do not have any assets or wealth at all. Despite telling u/okx this repeatedly, they continue to request the same documents from me over and over again. They keep repeating the same things like a parrot. They are refusing to give me my own money. This is a completely bad-faith approach and a way of victimizing users. Additionally, when I shared my situation in the u/okx Telegram chat group, they deleted my message and immediately banned me. I know that u/okx may respond to this message by asking me to send my information through private messages and promising to solve my problem. However, I have already done this at least 5 times, and every time I received the same response without any solution. I should also mention that I do not have a significant amount of money on u/okx , only a small amount, but I wanted to point out how bad-faith this platform's approach is. I know that they have victimized thousands of users in this way. When you add up small amounts such as 100 USD or 200 USD from thousands of people's accounts, it becomes a significant amount of money. You can imagine what u/okx is doing with these funds by taking small amounts of money from thousands of users in this way. This is clearly a method of fraud. It is unjustly taking people's money. This could happen to you at any time. Your money is never safe. I absolutely do not accept this bad-faith approach of u/okx towards its users. Therefore, always keep your funds in your personal wallets or store them on large and reliable exchanges such as Binance. What happened to me has also happened to thousands of people on u/okx , and users have been victimized. I make small transactions with small amounts on exchanges. I send small amounts to my hot wallet in order to participate in airdrops and buy newly launched meme tokens on DEXs, trying to earn some profit. Despite these being the only activities I perform, u/okx is deliberately delaying the process and constantly avoiding returning my money. PLEASE BE CAREFUL AND IF YOU HAVE MONEY ON u/okx , DO NOT KEEP YOUR FUNDS THERE. Today my account was suspended; tomorrow it could be yours. You may be forced to prove your assets and sources of income from years ago just to withdraw your own money. If you are willing to take such a risk, the decision is yours. submitted by /u/ersin3484 [link] [comments]

Is it a good idea to invest in Ethereum this way?

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I've noticed that, in recent years, Ethereum has fluctuated a lot, but has consistently remained within the same price range. With the help of AI, I discovered that if I had bought Ethereum between 2022 and 2025 whenever the price fell below $2200, and sold whenever it rose above $3550, My average annual return would be 36.33% per annum. In comparison, if I bought on 1/1/2022 and sold on 12/31/2025, I would have an annual return of -5.26% per year. Note: I know that past performance is no guarantee of future returns. submitted by /u/No_Job_450 [link] [comments]

DCA question

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What would happen to my dca strategy in strike if a hard fork came to happen with BIP 110 and stuff. Would it halt because there is no definition of what bitcion actually is at that time? submitted by /u/Comprehensive-Emu398 [link] [comments]

How wild would it be if there was a tax credit for mining Bitcoin like there was for solar?

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I do not like the idea of government and Bitcoin getting cozy with each other. But I wonder if politically there was a push to have more Bitcoin mining done in that specific country so that the country was more on a Bitcoin standard as a whole. I'm just spit balling here. submitted by /u/Ill_Cantaloupe_9570 [link] [comments]

Best no KYC swap for XMR?

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Been trying to find a reliable way to swap into and out of XMR without creating an account or submitting documents anywhere. Most platforms with decent liquidity require verification now and the ones that don't either have limits too low or rates so bad a CEX starts looking attractive. Spent way too long researching this last week and still not confident about what to actually trust with real money. What are people using for XMR swaps that is both reliable and keeps things private? submitted by /u/Levatikyn [link] [comments]

Big News About Crypto Prices and Trading Rules

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Inspired by the funny writing of u/siliconsoul-10k . This one is for everyone who has ever looked at a crypto chart and felt confused. Also am so happy that I spent my last cent on "DOPESEEK" Asian human to create this without lifting my a** Starting now, the people in charge of crypto have made a new system. It has nineteen price rules, three special support levels, and one resistance level that disappears if you look at it too hard. Here is how it works: Bitcoin prices will now be measured in Saylor Units. One Saylor Unit equals one MicroStrategy bond sale announced at 3 in the morning. If you buy when prices are low, you use 0.7 units. If you sell when prices are high, you use all your units and get sent to the meme coin group. Trump coins will go up or down based on his posts on Truth Social from the last five minutes. If he says "crypto", the coin doubles. But on Tuesdays, if he says "tariff", the coin drops by half. On those days, you get free coins if you can count the vowels in his post. Michael Saylor can buy more Bitcoin at normal prices, strange prices, or whatever price shows up after you refresh the chart three times. Saylor does not have any daily limits. But first he must finish a maze and beat a monster made of bonds. His status bar only shows one color: Infinite Plaid. Everyone who trades now has these limits: A limit that kicks in every five seconds. A limit that changes every seven days. A limit that moves slowly every month. A limit every three months that gets close to $100,000 but never reaches it. A limit based on whatever Trump says. A limit based on whatever the Federal Reserve does. A "fair" limit based on the mood of a small brass weather vane on top of the New York Stock Exchange. But if they swap it for a gold bull statue, then the mood changes. Meme coins work on the Rule of Group Madness. Reading one white paper costs 0.3 Madness Units. Joining the Telegram group uses all your remaining units and makes you join the Doge Army. People who hold Pepe get five times more confusion than people who hold Shiba. But on full moons, Shiba holders get five times less regret than Pepe holders. To make things clear, the Fear and Greed Index will now show four colors: Green: You still have paper profits. Amber: You might have paper profits. Red: You used to have paper profits. Plaid: Your money is about to be wiped out. Call a bagpiper. He will also handle your liquidation. If you run out of weekly loss room, you can buy more dip credits at normal prices, panic prices, or whatever price appears after you refresh the order book three times. Credits that you do not use disappear at the end of the month. Credits that you do use disappear immediately, right at the worst possible moment. To stop cheating, the crypto bosses may secretly sell your coins if you: Use too much borrowed money. Use too little borrowed money. Ask how high Bitcoin will go. Try to figure out how Saylor's average buy price compares to today's price. Say "this cannot be the top" or "this time it is different". Big whales can ask for special price floors by filling out Form 88-B, "Request to Talk to Someone Who Actually Knows the Real Interest Rate." It takes six to eight money years to process, or about three times when Trump changes his cabinet. Anthropic promises clear and simple prices. Oops, this is crypto. Here are the plans: Bitcoin Maxi: You believe forever, but you have limited money. Ethereum Casual: You are a little confused and pay high fees. Meme Degenerate: You put in all your money and get nothing useful. Trump Maga: Prices go up and down a lot. Tariffs are not included. Saylor Leverage: You borrow today, buy Bitcoin tomorrow, and never go broke. Enterprise: Ask the Treasury Secretary. Enterprise Premium: The Treasury Secretary asks you. These new rules started yesterday. They will be fully working a few weeks before the next Bitcoin halving. The halving date will be announced after the price goes up or down, whichever happens first. submitted by /u/Resident_Caramel763 [link] [comments]

What Did David Sacks Actually Accomplish for Bitcoin?

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I’m trying to separate the hype from the reality. Did David Sacks actually accomplish anything meaningful for Bitcoin while serving as the White House AI & Crypto Czar, or was he mostly a symbolic appointment and political payback from DJT? Specifically: What concrete policies, executive actions, or regulatory changes can be directly attributed to Sacks? Did he have any real influence over Bitcoin adoption or crypto regulation? Were there any promises that never materialized? If he had never been appointed, would anything have played out differently? I’m not looking for partisan takes. I’m looking for evidence. What did he actually do versus what he got credit for? Interested in hearing from people who’ve followed the policy side closely. submitted by /u/mangobash84 [link] [comments]

2 Bullish and 1 Bearish ADA Signals: Where Is Cardano's Price Going Next?

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Where do you guys store your seed phrase??

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I have it on paper in my house hiding inside a wall???? but my mind thinks what happenss if i get flooded or my house gets on fire, so i replaced with a metal note but i still think that is not safe enough? What do you guys do? submitted by /u/Virtual-Intention510 [link] [comments]

Notice 2026-20 relief ends December 31. The part people are missing is what happens to lot identification on January 1.

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Disclaimer: Not tax advice, educational purposes only. Consult your own tax professional. We are are mod of r/CryptoTax and as a firm that primarily performs crypto reconciliation read Notice 2026-20 properly this week and there are two things in it that I have not seen discussed, both with a deadline attached. JustinCPA wrote the best explanation of why your books and the exchange diverge, and why that divergence is permanent. Read that first, it is the better piece on the mechanism. This post is about the timing, which is where I think people are going to get caught. 1. The relief never let you choose your method at filing time This is the one that surprised me. Section 4.02 says an adequate identification is made by: Identifying, no later than the date and time of the sale, disposition, or transfer, on the taxpayer's books and records, the particular units to be sold or by a standing order: entered into the taxpayer's books and records before the units covered by the order are sold, disposed of, or transferred So the relief removed the requirement to tell your broker. It did not remove the requirement to have identified the lots at or before the disposal. You cannot decide in April 2027 that your 2026 sales were LIFO. Practically, if your tax software has had a cost basis method set the whole time, that likely functions as your standing order. What matters is that it was set before the trades and that you can show when. If you have been trading through 2026 with no method configured and nothing recorded, the default in 1.1012-1(j)(3)(i) is FIFO, and that is already your position for those disposals. 2. What actually changes on January 1, 2027 Section 5 is explicit that you cannot rely on the books and records method for disposals made after the relief period ends. So from January 1 you are back to the regulation: specify the units to your broker at or before the sale, or have a standing order with the broker. Do neither and FIFO applies. Here is the part worth sitting with. The reason this relief exists at all is that brokers could not accept specific identifications. The notice says many custodial brokers: are not currently ready to accept specific identifications (other than standing orders) from customers and are only expected to finish building those systems during 2026. Which means the question to answer before year end is not really about your records. It is: can each exchange you actually use accept a specific identification or a standing order yet? If it cannot, and the relief has expired, you are on FIFO there whether that suits you or not. 3. It does not cover self custody Worth stating plainly, because a lot of people here are mostly on chain. The relief applies only to units held in the custody of a broker. The notice says so directly. Units not in a broker's custody are governed by 1.1012-1(j)(1) and (2) instead, and nothing here changes that. What I would do before December 31 Check what cost basis method your software has been using for 2026, and when it was set. Screenshot it. That is your evidence of a standing order. Ask each exchange you use whether it can accept a specific identification or standing order for 2027, and set it if it can. Import every wallet and exchange, including dead ones. A transfer that never got linked leaves a lot with zero basis, and that error propagates into every disposal after it. Reconcile balances per account, not just transactions. If your software balance does not match the actual balance, you have missing data, and the transaction list will not tell you that. Save a lot level snapshot as at December 31. That is the opening position you carry into 2027. One correction while I am here: the "your books control" language is in Section 4.05 of the notice, not 3.05. Section 3 is just definitions. I have seen 3.05 quoted a few times and it is worth citing correctly if you are relying on it. I may have misread something, and the guidance could move again. If you think I have it wrong, say so and I will correct it. - AurumFSG (Crypto Tax Accounting Firm) submitted by /u/AurumFsg-CryptoTax [link] [comments]

I got tired of using 10 different apps to understand the market, so I built one

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INTERNET MONEY | An Original Series (It's literally you)

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You crazy gambling bastards. submitted by /u/dirtyratboykitchen [link] [comments]

SOLANA VIBES 17-22 JULY 2026

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SOLANA VIBES 17-22 JULY 2026 Solana validators are preparing for the Alpenglow upgrade as new high-yield vaults launch and DePIN projects report strong revenue growth. DeFi TVL surpassed $7.15 billion this week, reflecting robust activity across the network with rising institutional interest and developer momentum vibe more https://x.com/solana_digest/status/2080299806547640773 submitted by /u/SolBrothers_ [link] [comments]

Zilliqa’s Ledger app has been leaking users’ private keys for seven years.

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Since 2019, the app contained a critical bug in its signature process. Instead of generating a fresh random nonce for every signature (as required for security), it copied the wrong bytes — leaving part of the nonce fixed at zero. That small, predictable flaw was enough. Every transaction you signed leaked a little more information about your private key. After roughly five signatures, an attacker could recover the full key in seconds on a regular laptop. The bug existed in every version of the app and went completely unnoticed until last week, when wallets started getting drained. The damage is permanent. Those flawed signatures are immutably recorded on the blockchain. Affected users can’t safely move their funds — the attacker already has the key and will almost certainly win any race. A hardware wallet app quietly exposed private keys in public for nearly a decade. submitted by /u/b4basit [link] [comments]

Predicting Bitcoins Future Price

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There's a few "facts" that should be stated: Fiat Currencies (USD, Euro, etc...) are controlled by GOVERNMENTS and these governments continue to spend MORE than they take in (aka "deficit spending"). This has invariably led to printing extra currency and creating the inflation that comes with it. It also means that if you choose to save in Fiat Currency you have the very real problem of ensuring that your savings growth EXCEEDS whatever the printing/inflation rate is. Otherwise, the purchasing power of your savings can decline. Bitcoin is controlled by NO ONE (or "everyone") and, has a fixed limited supply (21 million BTC) and CANNOT be printed whenever some central power feels like doing so. This means that Bitcoin CANNOT experience inflation. It also means that if you choose to save in Bitcoin, NO ONE can erode your purchasing power (of course, this does require that Bitcoin become accepted/adopted as a viable commodity - something that is happening, but perhaps more slowly than we would like). Central Banks (like the US Federal Reserve) are NOT thrilled about Bitcoin. If people choose to move their savings OUT of Fiat Currency (like USD) and INTO Bitcoin, that means that those banks (and the currencies they control) LOSE power. Obviously, they do NOT want to lose power. Thus, central banks, throughout the world, have taken significant action to destroy, restrict and control Bitcoin. They are NOT winning that battle, but they DO continue to fight. Bitcoin adoption/acceptance continues to increase. Each year, more and more people own Bitcoin. This trend is rather overt. As adoption/acceptance increases, so has more mainstream involvement in Bitcoin. In 2024 Bitcoin ETFs were (finally) approved by the SEC and the influx of USD into Bitcoin ETFs on Wallstreet was enormous. In 2025, Bitcoin Treasury companies started emerging regularly. In 2026, Bitcoin products/investment vehicles popped up (Bitcoin loans, STRC/SATA, etc...). So what does this mean, in terms of Bitcoin's future? As our world continues to adopt/accept Bitcoin more and more, the price of Bitcoin in Fiat Currency will go up, simply because more and more people will want/need Bitcoin. A secondary feature is that Bitcoin's price increases (in Fiat Currency denominations) because Bitcoin does NOT have inflation - that is, Bitcoin's price increase simply because Fiat Currencies devalue - a $1 today buys LESS than a $1 10 years ago, etc.... The timeline for Bitcoin adoption/acceptance is more difficult to assure. Governments and Central Banks continue to try to protect their Fiat Currency by curtailing Bitcoin, but it is a losing battle. Some Governments and Central Banks are adopting the "If you can't beat them, then join them" attitude when it comes to Bitcoin. In the longer term, Bitcoin is a superior form of savings/currency and, IMO, it will prevail over Fiat Currency. Yes, it might be a bumpy ride along the way, but, in general, superior products win out (consider Uber/Lyft vs. Taxi's, GPS vs. Paper maps, Cellphones vs. Land lines, TV vs. Radio, Internet vs. Libraries/Phonebooks, etc...). Okay, okay. So what about the actual future price of Bitcoin? Currently, about 15% of the world's wealth is "stored" in Gold and about 1% is stored in Bitcoin. Over time, we are seeing that "storage" shift (from Gold and into more Bitcoin). If Bitcoin captures even 5% of that world "wealth storage" the price of Bitcoin will exceed $500k per coin (or more). I like to refer to this as the "Gold Replacement Theory." Bitcoin has significant advantages over gold (easier to store, easier to divide, easier to transport, etc...). Again, as adoption/acceptance increases, Bitcoin becomes more of an obvious improvement over Gold. The current adoption of Bitcoin is increasing rapidly. Most analysts agree that Bitcoin is advancing at a faster rate than the Internet advanced. This is great news for Bitcoin. IMO, I believe that we will only see more and more adoption (despite setbacks) and that in the next 5 years (or less) much of the price increase that I describe above will be experienced. Am I being too optimistic? I don't think so. Logic and history speak loudly here. People often have a hard time realizing when something obvious is changing their world. I remember so many people saying, "the Internet is a teen fad." It seems silly to say that NOW, but back then that's how it was perceived - they just could NOT see the implications of where it was going. I believe that, currently, many people have a similar "blindness". submitted by /u/Ill-Assist-5246 [link] [comments]

US Crypto Industry Backs 232K Jobs as Coinbase, Goldman Sachs Push CLARITY Act

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The US government moved $297M in seized crypto to Coinbase Prime last week. Most coverage is missing that only half of it is actually protected from sale.

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On July 13, US government-linked wallets moved 3,940 Bitcoin and 30,014 Ether, roughly 297 million dollars combined, into Coinbase Prime custody. Sale speculation followed immediately. The detail almost nobody is explaining clearly: Executive Order 14233, which created the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, only protects Bitcoin from sale. Ether and other seized digital assets fall under a separate framework where Treasury has discretion. So the 244 million in Bitcoin here is protected on paper, the 53 million in Ether is not. The Bitcoin traces to two forfeiture cases, roughly 2,875 BTC from a dark web dealer known as Xanaxman and about 925.5 BTC linked to the old BTC-e exchange. The Ether comes from a former Oracle employee's money laundering case. Worth noting too that a deposit to Coinbase Prime is not proof of an impending sale. The Marshals Service has an active custody contract with Coinbase Prime specifically for managing seized assets, and similar transfers in January, May, and June this year did not result in confirmed liquidations. The bigger structural point is that Executive Order 14233 is policy, not statute. Congress introduced a bill in May to codify the reserve with a 20 year holding requirement, but it has not moved out of committee. Until it does, Bitcoin's protected status here rests on one administration's choice, reversible by the next. Full writeup with sourcing: https://davidebtc186.substack.com/p/the-us-government-just-moved-297m submitted by /u/Large-Cress900 [link] [comments]

Wallet Drained After Job Interview

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I've been in crypto since 2018 and never thought I'd fall for something like this. I was contacted for what appeared to be a legitimate remote job. The scammers created an entire hiring process with multiple emails, a professional-looking website, and an interview platform. The "company" is called The Trading Field on linkedin and the job position "Crypto Ecosystem Specialist". The interview was scheduled on a strange platform called prysmo.app, which got me suspicious but looked clean enough for me to go through with it. When the interview started, I got an error saying that my microphone couldn't be found and to download their Desktop app. There was a prerecorded woman on video saying she couldn't hear me and instructing me to install their interview application. Under the pressure of trying to fix the interview, I downloaded and ran the installer, only after running the installer and seeing a CLI for 2 seconds, I realised what I've done. I've immediatelly done a complete reinstall of Windows from a clean bootable USB drive. However, a few hours later, my MetaMask wallet was completely drained. Looking back, I believe my biggest mistake was keeping my MetaMask Secret Recovery Phrase in a plain .txt file on my PC (idiot move I know, but I was able to ward off the malwares for the past 8 years and didnt see chances of anyone infecting my PC. My PC was actually turned off when the funds were stolen, which makes sense if they had already obtained the recovery phrase. Thankfully, my main holdings are on a different hardware wallet so those were not affected. The loss was my hot wallet, around $1,600, but that's still a significant amount for me and my family. Please learn from my mistakes and keep your crypto in cold storage. I also never thought it would happen to me, and after 8 years, all it took was a second of not thinking straight. These scams are becoming more elaborate by the day and they socially engineer you as much as possible, slowly taking their time with HR processes and not rushing so you think they're for real. I think them saying that the company is founded in 2018 but me not being able to find a single entry about them online should've been obvious in hindsight. Their website is thetradingfield.com in case anyone cares. I will be reporting them on linkedin so it doesn't happen to more people. submitted by /u/LjoVe95 [link] [comments]

Is there any L1 with technology comparable to Radix that still has x10 or x100 potential?

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I've been researching different Layer 1s lately, and I'm genuinely curious. Does anyone know another blockchain that combines things like: Native mutable Layer 1 NFTs Native permissions and access control Asset-oriented programming instead of token standards Atomic composability A real hyperscaling architecture instead of relying on L2s or fragmented liquidity The closest I've found is Radix, especially with everything happening around Hyperscale. I'm not asking which chain has the biggest ecosystem today. I'm asking which one has the best technology while still being early enough that a x10 or even x100 isn't completely unrealistic. Is there another project that belongs in the same conversation, or is Radix still the strongest candidate? I'd love to hear some opinions because maybe I'm missing something. submitted by /u/LrbReddit [link] [comments]

arca personal data haven - Reservations Are Open

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Every time you try to buy the bottom

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Investing into bitcoin?

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Is bitcoin finally starting to bottom out? I know that this has been one of the significant drops in bitcoin in recent history but when is it finally gonna bottom out into we enter into the bullish trends. What's everyone's plans in when they are going to be investing and doubling down? submitted by /u/pricepays1 [link] [comments]

Private communication through the Kaspa network is now available on both IOS and Android ????????

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BTC waited until I sold at 58k to remember how to pump

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I’m starting to think BTC has alerts for my bad decisions. Sold some around 58k thinking I was being smart. Then BTC said “bet” and started pumping right after xD Now I’m coping like: “profit is profit” “still holding most of it” “totally planned this” Spoiler: I did not plan this. Good thing I still have some mining exposure through OneMiners, so at least my BTC brainrot has a backup lane lol. Maybe I didn’t sell BTC. Maybe I just unlocked the pump for everyone else. submitted by /u/DiscountNormal9118 [link] [comments]

BitMEX to Shut Down After 11 Years, Ending the Exchange That Invented Crypto Perpetuals

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Passphrase Magazine #4 just dropped :)

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Passphrase Magazine #4 just dropped - print-only Bitcoin deep dives on the Privacy Paradox, “Do Banks Create Money Out of Thin Air?”, and Bonhoeffer’s essay on Stupidity. In a world of disappearing tweets and algorithmic feeds, we still believe some ideas deserve ink on paper. Passphrase Magazine #4 is here - limited print-only issue focused on Bitcoin’s cypherpunk roots, monetary rebellion, and privacy warfare. What’s inside this one: The Privacy Paradox Short Fiat, Long Bitcoin Do Banks Create Money Out of Thin Air? – interview with economist Richard Werner On Stupidity – Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s classic essay Bitcoin & Free Trade Non-Custodial Loan Marketplaces From Papal Privilege to Proof-of-Work Quo Vadis Bitcoin Mining? And more… No digital version. This is analog resistance. You can order here → https://passphrasemagazine.io/ Which article are you most curious about? Looking forward to your feedback. Passphrase Magazine is written by the bitcoin community for the bitcoin community ! submitted by /u/Bibo7 [link] [comments]

Multiple Bridge Exploits Drain $35 Million Across Bitcoin and Ethereum Networks

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Would you trust a stablecoin for everyday spending?

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Many people hold stablecoins for trading, but fewer use them for actual purchases. As payment systems evolve, stablecoins could become a practical way to move value without the volatility of traditional crypto assets. Would you feel comfortable using stablecoins for everyday purchases? Why or why not? submitted by /u/Quiet-Miracle [link] [comments]

⚡ Lightning Thursday! July 23, 2026: Explore the Lightning Network!⚡

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How To Protect Yourself From MEV

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Another bank, bending the knee: BancaStato Launches Bitcoin Trading

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What Changed in the New Clarity Act Text?

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Daily Discussion, July 23, 2026

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Transfer not working on different nfts no matter what wallet i use help

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I'm not the most tech savy with blockchain. I have an nft I want to send to a wallet. Every time I try it fails. I have over $30 usd in wallet so its not a gas issue. Any help possible? I've tried importing wallet into many different ones to see if that fixes it but no luck. I even tried other nfts to make sure. Doesn't work either. Heres one of the transaction hashs https://etherscan.io/tx/0xae3685743462478d1c60cffc29a39d4344357ded91458f007da17da7a5d48933 submitted by /u/kams86 [link] [comments]

Daily General Discussion July 23, 2026

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Can we get to 69420 again?

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How to efficiently verify bulk xprv descriptor imports in a Legacy Bitcoin Core wallet via CLI?

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Warning to scammers: Don't waste your time DMing me. These are completely blank, zero-balance wallets generated locally strictly for testing bulk import scripts. There are zero funds involved, so save your breath and do not bother me. I used a bash script to bulk import hundreds of extended private keys (xprv) into a Legacy Bitcoin Core wallet. The import was executed using the "importmulti" RPC command, utilizing output script descriptors with checksums (example format: wpkh(xprv...)#checksum). Problem: I need an efficient way to verify that Bitcoin Core successfully digested these keys and that the wallet holds the spendable rights ("ismine": true) for the generated addresses. What I have tried (and why it failed): Command tried: bitcoin-cli listdescriptors esult: Threw error "Method not found (code -32601)". Issue: If the flag is missing (as it is in Legacy wallets), it seems to instantly throw the method not found error Command tried: bitcoin-cli listreceivedbyaddress 0 true Result: Did not output the newly imported keys. Source: In the Bitcoin Core source code (src/wallet/rpc/transactions.cpp), the listreceivedbyaddress function iterates over CWalletTx (transactions) and mapAddressBook (labels). Because the imported addresses have zero transactions and were imported without a specific "label" string, they do not exist in either map and are completely ignored by the output??? Command tried: bitcoin-cli getaddressinfo [address] Result: This works individually to confirm "ismine": true. However, because legacy wallets don't store the xprv natively, this requires first running the "deriveaddresses" RPC on every single xprv descriptor to find the anchor address before checking it. Doing this for hundreds of keys in a bash loop is highly inefficient. Command tried: bitcoin-cli dumpwallet [file] Thought process: Dumps the entire keypool to disk, allowing me to count total keys using grep. Result: did not work. Also very stupid fix. Source: https://developer.bitcoin.org/reference/rpc/dumpwallet.html. Also this is slow as heck. Warning to scammers: Don't waste your time DMing me. These are completely blank, zero-balance wallets generated locally strictly for testing bulk import scripts. There are zero funds involved, so save your breath and do not bother me. submitted by /u/DeusExRobotics [link] [comments]

Senate Republicans release updated CLARITY Act with new crypto ethics restrictions

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TSE-Listed Bitcoin Japan Sets Aside JPY 662m for First BTC Holdings Amid Dilution Risks

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The best anarchist stable coin design?

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I remember there was a need to create stable coins that are protected from government seizures. Dai used to be the Gold standard (using CDPs). But I think they have now given up. Are there better designs for such stable coins? Or actual live projects? submitted by /u/Klutzy_Tone_4359 [link] [comments]

A crypto wallet app LEAKED people's private keys for SEVEN years, and nobody noticed until last week.

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Zilliqa’s Ledger app has been leaking users’ private keys for seven years. Since 2019, the app contained a critical bug in its signature process. Instead of generating a fresh random nonce for every signature (as required for security), it copied the wrong bytes — leaving part of the nonce fixed at zero. That small, predictable flaw was enough. Every transaction you signed leaked a little more information about your private key. After roughly five signatures, an attacker could recover the full key in seconds on a regular laptop. The bug existed in every version of the app and went completely unnoticed until last week, when wallets started getting drained. The damage is permanent. Those flawed signatures are immutably recorded on the blockchain. Affected users can’t safely move their funds — the attacker already has the key and will almost certainly win any race. A hardware wallet app quietly exposed private keys in public for nearly a decade. submitted by /u/b4basit [link] [comments]

AFX Trade Exploited for $24 Million in Bridge Attack on Arbitrum

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Do you ever sell your bitcoin?

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26 y/o. My significant other & I pretend we don’t have them, don’t touch it, we’ve never sold. But just out of curiosity, does everyone in it for the long haul (20-30 years) ever think about selling? submitted by /u/WiseAdvantage5298 [link] [comments]

LFG

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Zilliqa Ledger App Vulnerability Lets Attackers Recover Private Keys

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SEC's Pierce warns some DeFi vaults, onchain lending may fall under securities laws

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Quick question: Do staff at ripple get paid in XRP?

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Daily Crypto Discussion - July 22, 2026 (GMT+0)

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yggr - coffee, for sats

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I built an online bitcoin marketplace on top of the lightning network. We only accept bitcoin and it settles in bitcoin. I saw Lightning's utility as soon as it was introduced, and I've wanted to combine it with my love of roasting coffee ever since. Having arduously developed multiple websites and software products on Stripe and Finix, I found it a breath of fresh air to avoid the embedded payment forms, the transaction fees, and the liability of collecting PII and card info Integrating with the lightning network was a no brainer and I hope it contributes to the ever growing body of proof that bitcoin is more than just a store of value and can be used very effectively as a currency. It's live right now. You can order and pay in sats today. Please feel free to comment any feedback! submitted by /u/cubakn [link] [comments]

I am really good at losing money. Anything other than BTC or ETH is a gamble.

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All the red is my current loss positions for pretty significant amounts of money (for normal people) submitted by /u/Commercial-Ad-2448 [link] [comments]

Why NFTs Could Become Permission Badges for AI Agents

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Most people have probably never heard of Radix DLT. It's a Layer 1 blockchain that has spent years building a different architecture for digital assets. Instead of focusing only on speed or transaction fees, its goal has been to make asset management safer, easier to develop, and more scalable—especially for complex financial applications. While researching how AI agents might manage money in the future, one feature caught my attention more than any other. Not its TPS. Not its consensus. Its permission model. When most people hear the term NFT, they think about digital art, collectibles, or profile pictures. But I think the most important use case for NFTs in the future may have nothing to do with art. They could become the way we control what AI agents are allowed to do. Imagine a future where millions of AI agents manage assets, purchase services, execute DeFi strategies, or pay for APIs autonomously. The question is no longer: Instead, it becomes: This is where Radix DLT becomes really interesting. On Radix DLT, NFTs can be used as Permission Badges, granting very specific capabilities. For example, an AI agent could hold different NFTs allowing it to: read balances; execute an arbitrage strategy; withdraw funds up to a daily limit; access only specific smart contract components; administer a particular application. The interesting part is that each permission is completely independent. You don't need to hand over an entire wallet. If you want to revoke one capability, you simply revoke that specific badge without affecting everything else. Those NFTs can even be mutable, allowing permissions, limits, or reputation to evolve over time without issuing a brand-new NFT. How do most blockchains handle this today? On many blockchains, the common approach is to share a private key or grant broad permissions through mechanisms such as approve(). That works. But when you start imagining millions of autonomous AI agents making financial decisions, it may not be the safest long-term model. Giving an AI unrestricted wallet access is a bit like hiring an employee and handing them the keys to your entire company. Most of the time, what we actually want is something much more granular. Open certain doors—but not others. Spend only within predefined limits. Execute only approved strategies. Why I think this matters This isn't really about NFTs. It's about authorization. As AI agents become more autonomous, permission management may become just as important as consensus, scalability, or transaction throughput. The blockchains that succeed may not simply be the fastest. They may be the ones that provide the safest and most flexible permission model for autonomous software. That's why I think Radix DLT is worth paying attention to. Not because it's the biggest ecosystem today. But because it's asking a question that very few blockchains seem to be asking: How should a blockchain work when its primary users are no longer humans, but autonomous AI agents? submitted by /u/LrbReddit [link] [comments]

freedom discussion

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I think the Bitcoin narrative should switch from "you are going to be rich" to "you may be more free". Even if all the countries in the world would ban Bitcoin it would mean nothing, because the network it's going to work anyway. It's not a thing you can choose to ban in one day. The extreme scenario is that every state would coordinate an operation to steal all the Bitcoin nodes in the world, even the small ones inside the houses of ordinary people. But how possible is this to happen? As long as the world is going in the "right" direction (prosperity, cooperation, innovation), is fair to say the price should remain low. And now a question: could the increase of Bitcoin price show how much people put trust in the governments? Could the price of Bitcoin indicate the median "value" of the freedom in the world? (higher value/price = high chance we are going toward a dictatorship regime). submitted by /u/Ok_Friend_925 [link] [comments]

Bitcoiners, do you actually feel safe?

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If there were a data leak from your exchange, or if the tax filings your government requires got exposed, would you still feel safe? submitted by /u/alequerc [link] [comments]

What kind of posts on this subreddit here are you actually paying attention to?

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There are so many posts here about all sorts or reports, analysis and predictions etc.. how do actually choose what is worth reading and paying attention to and that truly is helpful? submitted by /u/a_happy_psychonaut [link] [comments]

Selling but in which country?

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If you live in Costa Rica, which is the best way of selling your bitcoins? I've heard it's better to open a bank account in the US and then send them to an exchange over there. Thanks. submitted by /u/Flimsy-Flan5331 [link] [comments]

Question about p2p trades

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When selling crypto on a p2p platform, what’s to stop me from receiving their payment and then not releasing the crypto ? I’d never do this of course, just really curious, but I recently got into crypto trading and I noticed what seems like a glaring issue. When I sell crypto, I receive the persons payment before I’ve released the crypto. Whats to stop me from taking the payment and just never releasing the crypto? I know escrow is involved where the crypto is kept or something but I’m not really sure how that works. What if I just tell the crypto platform I never received the payment and they release my crypto back to me? Again, would never do this, just very curious. submitted by /u/StringerBell_OG [link] [comments]

Jetbolt

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Is anyone else noticing the official site is down? It appears you cannot buy the coin and I cannot logon to my account? submitted by /u/ashofideas [link] [comments]

Tokenization platform Tradable is planning to tokenize up to $1 billion in private credit assets on Stellar

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I've been a crypto researcher for two years and one of the tokenization sectors thats caught me by surprise in the rate of growth is tokenized credit. We all know private credit is difficult to trade because it represents loans made by private funds directly to companies. But tokenizing such debt instruments makes them easier to transfer, track and manage, which is why private credit has become one of the most active categories in tokenization, currently worth $7 billion, a 23% improvement since January. I read that tokenization platform Tradable is planning to tokenize up to $1 billion in private credit assets on Stellar. Tradable would leverage Stellar’s blockchain to handle the full lifecycle of a private credit deal, including investor onboarding, compliance controls and ongoing operations. What are people's thoughts on this? Disclaimer: I am an analyst for Token Relations - an investor relations platform for blockchains and protocols. submitted by /u/Mysticvibe [link] [comments]

Bitcoin ATM's gone, What do I do ?

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I went to buy bitcoin today, like I always do once a month and found out my state banned them. I always took cash and bought bitcoin. What options do I have now that dont involve using a credit card/bank card ? Can you buy bitcoin with a gift card/vanilla card ? Edit: I do not want to link my credit card/debit card or my bank to bitcoin. This is what I am trying to avoid. I am going to use Coinbase and purchase bitcoin with vanilla card. Seems to be the easiest. submitted by /u/Wild-Volume-893 [link] [comments]

Testing to see if reddit will allow Bitcointalk,org to be posted

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Testing to see if reddit will allow archived versions of Bitcointalk,org to be posted

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help me withdraw please

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Hi everyone, Does anyone know of a good way to withdraw my money? I have USDT, but I have no idea how to cash it out. I live in Spain, and my funds are basically stuck because I don't really understand how any of this works. I'm a freelancer, and one of my clients occasionally pays me in USDT, so I'm just looking for the easiest way to convert it into euros and withdraw it to my bank account. submitted by /u/Hawkboyyy [link] [comments]

2025: First U.S. Net-Negative Migration in 50 Years — Was the “Great Reset” Always Meant to Happen on Bitcoin?

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2025 marked the first time in over 50 years that the U.S. experienced net-negative migration—or at least a near-zero drop. That alone is a macro shock. But it’s showing up in an odd place: crypto narratives.abcnews+2 A lot of commentators now act as if influencers must straddle two worlds: the old 4-year crypto cycle and whatever new cycle is forming around AI, compute, and agent-driven internet activity. Take Charles Hoskinson’s forecasts: By 2029, a $50B/year market for confidential compute, with ~75% of AI inference running in trusted execution environments. By 2035, most searches, commerce, and online activity driven by AI agents, not humans. Humans end up in a “human internet” zoo while the “real” economy runs agent-to-agent on the global internet. Those are strong claims about compute becoming the scarce, valuable asset. And yet, we’re also seeing a historic contraction in net migration—something that should, in theory, reshape labor, consumption, and tech adoption.finance-commerce+2 From a social-science lens, that tension is awkward. Psychology usually models behavior with bidirectional strategies (stimulus ↔ response, belief ↔ action), not a clean triarchy of “migration–compute–crypto.” There’s no obvious law of conditioning that says Hoskinson’s math should map neatly onto net migration trends. If anything, the “conditioning” for his followers already ran its course; now it’s more about status, narrative control, and who gets to keep commentating while Trump dominates the immigration/“job board” narrative. My working theory: Compute became exclusive through cryptocurrency (mining, GPUs, data centers, tokenized access). That exclusivity started affecting offline behavior—hiring, migration choices, even which metros grow or shrink.whitehouse+1 People who arrived “late” to Bitcoin still caught up if they had access to compute. In that sense, buying compute may matter more than timing your coin entry. A lot of shitcoins might actually work against the long-term compute economy by fragmenting capital and attention. That doesn’t fully explain the loss in net migration. But it raises a question: if there were enough compute (and data) to model it properly, would we see a clearer link between crypto/compute dynamics and migration flows—or is this just a convenient narrative overlay on a policy-driven shock? I’d rather not make money on shitcoins. There are legitimate people who came to Bitcoin late but leveraged compute to catch up. Maybe the real trade isn’t “which coin,” but “who owns the compute.” submitted by /u/Azula_In_The_AMX [link] [comments]

Do you believe BTC will be used as a viable medium of exchange or will it be forever be doomed to a speculative asset?

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Had a reflection while I was printing some statements for tax purposes, that I was doing the exact opposite of what Bitcoin stands for. So what do you think of the future? Do you HODL expecting to eventually sell at a profit, or do you believe that in the future it will be used as a relevant currency? submitted by /u/throwaccount630 [link] [comments]

Foundation’s Passport Prime

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Time for a wallet upgrade. What are you’re thoughts on Passport Prime? submitted by /u/doorshock [link] [comments]

Protect Your Other Wallets with COLDCARD

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Agentic AI is Next ‘Killer’ Use Case for Blockchain: Franklin Templeton

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Twice in 2026, months apart, I copied a cryptocurrency deposit address from an exchange and the transaction went to the same unrelated EVM address -- clearly I have some malware or something, or maybe something less malicious -- anyone have any advice?

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Incident 1: I copied a Gemini BNB Smart Chain deposit address and withdrew BNB from Kraken. Gemini later confirmed that the destination was not associated with Gemini. This was done on a Firefox browser through Gemini and Kraken's website. Incident 2: Six months later I copied a Kraken USDC/Arbitrum One deposit address and sent from MetaMask. It again went to the exact same unrelated address. This was done through an Opera browser via MetaMask extension. Both were performed on the same Windows computer, using different browsers. The first incident did not involve MetaMask. I have successfully copied many other crypto addresses without this happening. Has anyone encountered malware or a clipboard utility that selectively replaces only EVM addresses or triggers only inside crypto transaction forms? What diagnostic tools and persistence locations should I inspect? submitted by /u/KataMod [link] [comments]

Even companies buy high & sell low: Satsuma Shareholders Approve Bitcoin Liquidation

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These lads bought at $113k, kept selling at lower prices, ready to sell the rest. Feels like Bogdanoff about to get the call. submitted by /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] [comments]

This BTC rally looks better supported, but I’m still not chasing it

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BTC’s move looks more convincing than the usual headline-driven pump. Spot ETFs have seen strong inflows recently, long-term holders continue to accumulate, and larger wallets have reportedly been adding over the past couple of months. That feels like a healthier mix of buyers than we’ve seen during some previous rallies. At the same time, I don’t think that automatically makes buying after a big move low risk. By the time most of the indicators look bullish, a lot of the easier entries are often already behind us. Personally, if I decide to take a trade here, I’d probably keep the position smaller and have my invalidation planned before entering. The downside is that waiting for a cleaner setup could mean watching price keep running without me. What would make you comfortable adding to a BTC position here, or are you staying patient for a pullback? submitted by /u/Street_Area1297 [link] [comments]

SecondFi to shut down after $2.4 million ADA wallet theft

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U.S. Authorities Seize Over $25 Million in Cryptocurrency Linked to International Fraud Networks

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Bitcoin Traders Watch for “Serious Volume” After Binance BTC Outflows Rise to 9K

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Bitcoin buyers appear to be absorbing sell pressure more effectively around the $65,000 area, according to analysis tied to exchange flow data. The signal comes after Binance posted its largest single-day net outflow in nearly two years, with more BTC leaving the platform than entering. Onchain analytics firm CryptoQuant highlighted that Binance withdrawals have recently been running ahead of deposits—an environment traders often watch for because it can indicate reduced immediate supply on the exchange order book. Still, analysts caution that exchange outflows alone do not confirm a fresh, sustainable uptrend. Key takeaways CryptoQuant data shows Binance daily netflows have oscillated submitted by /u/Webclues_Infotech [link] [comments]

I thought creating a new wallet meant creating a completely new identity ????

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When I first explored crypto wallets, I thought every wallet app created a completely separate account.Later I learned that what really matters is the recovery phrase.Different wallet apps can access the same wallet as long as they're compatible and you have the correct recovery phrase.That small realization made the whole idea of self-custody much easier to understand. Was there any beginner misconception that took you a while to figure out? submitted by /u/Ok-Tap6722 [link] [comments]

What happens to your crypto when you die? 2026 Guide to crypto inheritance

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Interesting read. Gives you something real to think about. 4 million BTC ($40B) already lost forever. Your crypto might be next - and most people still have zero plan. No major exchange (Coinbase, Binance, Kraken) lets you name a beneficiary. Your heirs will have to go through probate court and then customer support while the market does whatever it wants. You don’t inherit the coins - you inherit the private key. If your family can’t reconstruct it, the crypto stays visible on the blockchain forever but completely unspendable. The good news: you can fix this today. Make a simple inventory (no keys), write a plain-language letter of instruction, never put the seed in your will, and for serious money use Shamir shares or a time-delayed multisig (Casa / Nunchuk / Unchained). Full article: https://coin.space/what-happens-to-your-crypto-when-you-die-2026-guide-to-crypto-inheritance/ submitted by /u/CoinWalletLLC [link] [comments]

Redditor accidentally discovers fiat currency

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Ethereum holds half of all tracked AUM

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Just some insights from hacken`s latest Q2 report https://preview.redd.it/k3hvgt9ayreh1.png?width=1370&format=png&auto=webp&s=a2ecfef195489d9c6f18b8ca58dc730c6d4ea471 submitted by /u/Hacken_io [link] [comments]

Invested 5000$ properly for the first time

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I've been in the cryptosphere since 2018 but I never put serious money or hold it properly for long term. All I did was occasionally trading meme coin with $100 or $200 but nothing above $400. With the rising usage of AI and my job being at risk (Software Engineer) I feel like now is the perfect time to buy and hodl for the future because the future doesn't look very good with AI around. Now that I have a proper job and proper saving, I have decided to buy a cold wallet and put some of my life saving into cryptocurrency and keep it in my safe and DCA from this time onward. Here's what I invested: - $3000 on Bitcoin - $1000 in Ethereum - $1000 in Solana The most trust I have between these 3 is Bitcoin because it seems to be the one who's doing well the most in term of long time period. Excited to join the hodl family and cheer! submitted by /u/RudeDragonfly4408 [link] [comments]

a MiCA-licensed, fully authorized stablecoin issuer just got hacked through the exact thing licensing was supposed to prevent

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Proof that the regulated perimeter does not equal the secure perimeter. been seeing a lot of "just wait until everything's regulated, then it'll be safe" takes in defi/stablecoin threads lately, so this felt worth sharing. hacken released its q2 security and compliance report, and in this era of regulation boom, this case is worth sharing. so, stablr (usdr/eurr) is mica-authorized lost $2.8M this quarter because one of its three mint keys got compromised what makes this specific case interesting is that key/mint-authority management is exactly the kind of operational control mica's underlying framework (dora) is supposed to require issuers to have locked down. it's not a gap in the rules on paper. it's that authorization checks whether you have a security policy document and pass a point-in-time pentest, not whether your actual key management setup survives a real attempt. the loss happened inside the regulated perimeter, after full authorization, not from some unlicensed fly-by-night issuer. not saying mica is pointless, but "licensed" not always mean "operationally secure" submitted by /u/Hacken_io [link] [comments]

Been testing my bot for 6 days now..

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People was quite interest last time so a brief update on my bot and it's first 6 days running. 99% of this is pure luck and it gets worse. I have a regime gate; 6 days ago it was saying Risk-off. This is when I turned on my bot. So it went into the market looking for shorts. It' currency says the market is Neutral. Does it go bull or bear.. who knows? https://preview.redd.it/7r95ip17lreh1.png?width=863&format=png&auto=webp&s=6c62b632e064766a6239c9f3e8ea298ec1321a8b I have set it up for 20% position sizing and then it rebalances every 14 days. Besides that there is a take profit after 7 days (which is tomorrow) 21/07/2026 around midnight It picked DEXE for whatever reason the Bear scored it high. It's simply explained essentially an array of variables which have a negative impact on price/momentum. I will not touch anything and see where this goes - bet me hard if it goes back to 35 and my entire strategy has failed me. But I believe in random forward walk backtests and it has shown me the light; rebalance too often and you'll drastically increase your drawdown. Shave your position instead. https://preview.redd.it/1fbq7njblreh1.png?width=863&format=png&auto=webp&s=c7be9f8b412507fda24865de119984bba2af5709 So currently up little under 15% in the first week. I publish everything on my site while I continue to build it. Currently have two other strategies being shadow'ed which potentially can reduce drawdown by a good margin. If you're interested in more details ask and I'll be happy to print w/e submitted by /u/qqAzo [link] [comments]

Goodbye getblocktemplate: Bitcoin Core block templates over IPC (Cap'n Proto)

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Sharing this month's work, leading with the Bitcoin Core part since that's the most relevant here. Bitcoin Core mining over IPC Bitcoin Core's multiprocess build exposes a mining interface over Cap'n Proto IPC. mkpool now has an optional path that uses it instead of polling getblocktemplate over JSON-RPC: Templates come straight from the node's Mining interface (createNewBlock / waitNext), so a new template arrives as soon as the node has one, with no GBT poll loop. Solved blocks go back through submitSolution, and I keep the classic submitblock path as a redundant, bounded fallback so a found block is never lost. Lower template latency and a cleaner block-submit path than scraping JSON-RPC, and it lines up with where Core's mining interface is heading. This combined with Stratum V2 gives you the fastest possible low latency way to mine Bitcoin. You can try it out today on mkpool. Also shipped this month Bidirectional Stratum V2 <-> V1 translator: point a Noise-encrypted SV2 ASIC like a Bitaxe at any plain V1 pool, or point plain V1 rigs at an SV2-only pool. Tested end to end on a real Bitaxe over Noise. Scale-out roles (proxy / redirector / passthrough / clustering node) for multi-region and HA setups. It stays genuinely solo: your payout address is your username, the coinbase is rebuilt per session, and a found block pays straight to your wallet. No pool custody. Public pool: https://mkpool.com/ Repo (GPLv3): https://github.com/Mecanik/mkpool Benchmark writeup: https://mkpool.com/blog/mkpool-vs-ckpool-benchmark Happy to answer technical questions, especially on the IPC side. Not selling anything; the engine is open source. submitted by /u/Mecanik1337 [link] [comments]

Block 961632

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What happens on that block for nodes and miner who don't support BIP-110 ? My node does not support BIP-110 and will stay that way. What are the consequences? submitted by /u/Ok-Pea4148 [link] [comments]

There was a time when I honestly had no idea what to do next

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There was a time when I honestly had no idea what to do next. I lost the job I had been at for 5 years. The first few days were a complete shock. The only thoughts in my head were: "What now? What am I supposed to do?" The hardest part wasn't even losing the job. The hardest part was feeling completely lost. It felt like everyone around me was moving forward while I was stuck in the same place. Honestly, if it wasn't for my family, it would have been much harder. Instead of blaming me, they simply said, "We'll figure it out." That support gave me the strength not to give up. After a while, I realized there was no point in sitting around waiting. I started looking for different ways to make money. I watched videos, tried different things, made mistakes, and wasted time. Then one day I accidentally came across crypto testnets. At first, I had absolutely no idea what I was doing. But little by little, I started figuring things out. And honestly, it wasn't even about crypto. For the first time in a long time, I felt like I was in control of my life again. Small steps, but moving forward. If you're interested in how crypto testnets work, I already have a post about them. If you can't find the information you're looking for online, feel free to message me. If I can help, I'd be happy to. And just to be clear, I'm not selling anything. I'm sharing this because I know what it's like to be in a place where it feels like there's no way out. If you're going through a tough period right now, just know that it won't last forever. I'm genuinely curious. Have you ever had a moment when life suddenly didn't go according to plan? What helped you get through it? submitted by /u/flyingcoxpdx [link] [comments]

Strategy Raises $730M but Buys No Bitcoin as ETF Inflows Reach $727M in Five Days

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Russia's parliament just passed a bill letting retail investors buy Bitcoin. There's a mandatory exam and a $3,900/year cap.

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Passed by the State Duma yesterday (July 21). Not a rumor, not someone's translation of a Telegram post, the actual bill. Here's what's in it: New licensing registry for exchanges, custodians, and brokers. Existing platforms get roughly a year to register. Retail investors can buy the most liquid crypto assets (bitcoin is the obvious flagship candidate, the report doesn't name the full list) through a registered intermediary, after passing a knowledge test. Cap for retail: 300,000 rubles (~$3,900) per year, per intermediary. Qualified investors also have to pass a test, but face no purchase cap. Prior trading history can count toward qualifying. Owning ≠ spending. This bill legalizes buying and holding bitcoin, it does not legalize using it as money. Paying for groceries in bitcoin is still banned domestically, so the ruble keeps its monopoly on everyday transactions. Carve-outs: foreign-trade settlement, mined crypto, and some securities transactions are exempt from that ban. Banks are required to block transfers to anyone they suspect of running an unregistered exchange. Timeline: first reading was back in April. Most provisions are set to take effect Sept. 1. It still needs to clear the Federation Council and get signed into law, expected, but not done yet. The part worth sitting with: a government that's spent years treating bitcoin as a threat to its monetary sovereignty just built a formal, licensed path for its own citizens to buy it. Gated by an exam and a spending cap, but a path. That's the move a state eventually makes once it accepts it can't kill the protocol, it regulates the door instead. Source: The Block / The Bitcoin Act I track moves like this across dozens of jurisdictions, if anyone wants the source link or a country-by-country comparison, ask below and I'll drop it. Genuine question for the sub: does "exam + cap to start, uncapped once you qualify" count as a country actually opening the door to bitcoin, or is it just a more polite capital control? Where's the line for you? submitted by /u/The_Bitcoin_Act [link] [comments]

Binance is not working

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Hello im trying to buy btc trough binance but the app says they are nit avilable methods for me? Why is that i always buy 200 dollar everymonth being doing this 4 years and now i cant buy anymore submitted by /u/Virtual-Intention510 [link] [comments]

Stolen Bitcoin from Coldcard Q

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I just logged onto my Coldcard Q for the first time since late last month and discovered all my bitcoin is gone. I haven’t done anything to compromise my security that I’m aware of. Is anyone aware if any type of issues going around with coldcard’s security? I’m at a loss as to how this could have happened. submitted by /u/passing_gas_ [link] [comments]

Hut 8 Stock Surges Up to 200% in 2026 as Bitcoin Mining Unit Struggles

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How to make Bitcoin private?

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I just bought Bitcoins for the first time yesterday from Kraken but so it's tied to my identity. I do not wish to have bitcoins publicly tied to my name as the privacy is the fundamental of the cryptos, so i would like to anonymize it, I saw what happened to Samurai/Tornadocash getting persecuted and it's sad so unusable protocol now. Where do you make your bitcoins private? (It's not a tax evasion if you're asking, i already paid while buying and will pay if i do profits to my bank account obviously, i just want to hold freely). submitted by /u/Dry-Studio2588 [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, July 22, 2026

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Daily General Discussion July 22, 2026

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bitcoin-only directory is back! Ported from Vue/Nuxt to Hugo and ready to roll!

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https://btc.rottenwheel.com/ - Repository: https://github.com/rottenwheel/bitcoin-only-hugo Upstream repository is in Vue/Nuxt, it's been ported from that, to hugo and it's live in my btc subdomain. Upstream: https://github.com/bitcoin-only/bitcoin-only Add, modify, or remove anything on bitcoin-only? Please open an issue. * https://x.com/rottenwheel1/status/2079639316771324104 * https://xcancel.com/rottenwheel1/status/2079639316771324104 * https://stacker.news/items/1529736 submitted by /u/unsanctionedf [link] [comments]

Wanchain Bridge Breach Sends Midnight Token to All-Time Low

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Meet x402 Intelligence, built by GoPlausible. Full analytics, real-time data, and an agent that answers questions about stats and your x402 activity on demand.

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- Full data coverage across geo, time, network, currency, requests, responses, latency, volume - Real-time streams for live transactions and running totals - Natural language agentic queries: ask a question in plain English and get an answer back in Markdown from depths of x402 data and time series. https://facilitator.goplausible.xyz/dashboard/ submitted by /u/semanticweb [link] [comments]

I have unplugged from the matrix

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The Matrix is a system Neo, and that system, is our enemy... I just bought bitcoin and put it into a cold wallet, after so many years of thinking it's a Ponzi scheme or whatever, but I understand it now, it's not a quick get rich scheme, it's not about being rich, I've chosen the red pill. I'm a proud bitcoin holder. submitted by /u/Embarrassed_fly09 [link] [comments]

Can I make money with A100 GPU's?

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If you got any email from any of your Cold Wallet brand, DO NOT open any link!

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Especially if they be saying something like "your cold wallet is compromised click the link to save it" and then you will be directed to enter your seedphrase. So many people have fallen into this scam. Do Not care about it. Any cold wallet companh will NEVER contact you like this. It's also surprising how the scammers are smart to hide their email and make it as close as possible to each brand. Could be coldcard, coinkite, trezor, ledger, and else. Just make sure your seedphrase NEVER enters any DIGITAL devices or INTERNET! Keep it safe. Add passphrase too if you understand passphrase. And learn how to use sparrow with your wallet. And for more, learn the air gapped methode. submitted by /u/unthocks [link] [comments]

Former Coinbase CTO Loses Malaysia License After Alleged Israel Link Sparks Investigation

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DEXE rug pull?

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I noticed this coin pop up on the market cap ranking about two weeks ago and was sitting at about the 21st spot out of nowhere. I was watching it for about a week and a half or so and this morning noticed that it behaved like it got rugged free falling from $49 to currently six dollars. I’m wondering if anyone knows precisely what happened or if it was in fact rug pulled because during my looking into it, I noticed that the white paper and GitHub hasn’t been touched in many years, but was also net with resistance when I asked about the project originally. Was anyone in the coin? Any idea what’s going on? I’m kind of upset I didn’t short it and even at this point I’m questioning if it’s a bad idea to jump in now submitted by /u/cosmicselva [link] [comments]

White House agrees to ethics provision in crypto bill

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Daily Crypto Discussion - July 21, 2026 (GMT+0)

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Dow Jones Crypto Index

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Davi- or something?

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I built a creator platform on Bitcoin/Lightning, looking for feedback

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I've been working on something called Mochi and wanted to share it here. The short version is it's a creator platform built entirely on Lightning. Creators get a page where they can accept tips, sell digital products, and run subscriptions. All in sats. The thing that makes it different from just pasting a Lightning address somewhere is the wallet system. Supporters load sats into a Mochi wallet and subscriptions pull from that balance automatically. It solves the biggest problem with recurring payments on Lightning since there's no native way to do pull payments. No expired cards, no chargebacks, no failed invoices. Load once, subscribe, done. You log in with a seed phrase. No email, no KYC. Anyone can visit a creator's page and tip via QR without making an account. Accounts are only needed when someone wants to subscribe or buy something. I built it because I was tired of using Patreon and Gumroad and handing over a cut to platforms that don't even support bitcoin. The tools on those platforms are good but the rails are wrong. Still early. Looking for the first 100 creators to try it out. Founders get a permanently lower fee locked in forever. Would love honest feedback from this community. What works, what doesn't, what's missing. Thanks everyone! Hopefully this can fill a void. mochi-pay.com submitted by /u/GroyalCodes [link] [comments]

Canadian intelligence flags crypto-to-cash services as ‘knowingly facilitating money laundering,’ document shows

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China's Biggest Banks Order Retail Gold Traders to Exit by July 24

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I'm not sure how the global markets will react, but if gold prices drop, what do you think will happen to the crypto market? Will Bitcoin follow gold lower, or could we see a reallocation of investments into cryptocurrencies instead? submitted by /u/M_SONOF_Y [link] [comments]

Help us kill the new scam stock trading ban (H.R.5106)

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Link to the bill = https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/5106 The emphasis on the post is related to actually stop insider trading submitted by /u/PDubsinTF-NEW [link] [comments]

Russia's State Duma passes comprehensive crypto market law, targeting Sept. 1 launch pending Putin's signature

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Russia's State Duma approved bill No. 1194918-8, "On Digital Currency and Digital Rights," in its second and third readings on Tuesday. It still needs approval by the Federation Council and President Putin's signature before it becomes law, a process expected to take about two weeks The bill recognizes cryptocurrency as property rather than money under Russian civil code, giving crypto holdings legal protection in courts, bankruptcy, and divorce proceedings, and creates five categories of licensed intermediaries like exchanges, brokers, management companies, depositories, and exchangers, all supervised by the Bank of Russia Notably, domestic crypto payments stay banned, the ruble remains the only legal currency inside Russia but the law creates a sanctioned channel for Russian companies to pay foreign partners in crypto, bypassing Western banking restrictions. Main provisions take effect September 1, 2026, with full enforcement of the licensed-intermediary system arriving July 1, 2027 submitted by /u/ocean_protocol [link] [comments]

Keagan McClelland and Andrew Toth - Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #414 Recap Podcast

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Keagan McClelland and Andrew Toth joined Optech to discuss Newsletter #414: Formal verification of the Bitcoin protocol Bitcoin Core 30.3, Bitcoin Core 29.4 Parallel input fetching in Bitcoin Core And more You can listen on our website: https://bitcoinops.org/en/podcast/2026/07/21/ Fountain: https://fountain.fm/episode/CvNXTopIBoxJuLpmT8Sg Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3sUFnSFebB8Ff3takKKqVZ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bitcoin-optech-newsletter-414-recap/id1674626983?i=1000777771807 submitted by /u/bitschmidty [link] [comments]

BIP85 in action. Securing Trezor with COLDCARD

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BIP85 is a powerful but often overlooked Bitcoin standard. This video shows a workflow where a 24-word BIP85 child seed is derived on a COLDCARD and then restored onto a Trezor. BIP85 is a great example of how open standards allow different Bitcoin tools to work together. Curious how others are using BIP85 in their setups. submitted by /u/Subject_Reward [link] [comments]

New ETFs data added to btcdash, feedback

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Hey ,,I've been building btcdash.org, a free Bitcoin dashboard. Just shipped a new section tracking spot ETF flows: daily net inflows/outflows, total ETF holdings, per-fund breakdown, NAV premium/discount and Coinbase premium. New version is live: btcdash.org/bitcoin-etf-flows/ Take a look and let me know what you think — what's missing, what's useful, what you'd change. I shipped two feature requests same-day last time someone suggested them. submitted by /u/No_Significance8319 [link] [comments]

BlackRock says quantum is the main reason investors are staying away from Bitcoin. Should we listen?

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I just watched this podcast episode where BlackRock's Head of Digital Assets Research (Will Su) said that the quantum threat is what's keeping Bitcoin from being mass-adopted. From his words, "some of the folks that would've certainly come in to engage with Bitcoin have probably held back a bit because of this quantum question," and when asked by the host whether the concern is "meaningfully affecting adoption", his answer was: "Yes. 100%." So I'm wondering, why are we delaying the response for this threat, especially if that is going to bring in more investors (and, well, more importantly, protect Bitcoin from quantum computers)? I've seen multiple proposals to start addressing this, the one on top being BIP 360 (P2MR) Any thoughts? Am I missing something here? This is the episode I'm talking about: https://youtu.be/Puv7Yyymy6M submitted by /u/NoUnderstanding6021 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin Hits $66,000 on Clarity Act Hopes - But Bitwise's Jeff Park Says the Market Is Getting Ahead of Itself

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Please help me find my new exchange ????

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Hello, I wanted to reach out because I need some guidance here, I need to leave kucoin as It doesn't fill my expectations at all. I would need a service that offers the following, and it's for Europe so I think there's that Mica stuff which I'm not sure about but I think it's due to it Binance got outed. Anyhow, I'd need: 1) A crypto card with cashback 2) A second account "business/corporate", as I intend to operate a website where crypto will be accepted. 3) I need 2 trading features which I use in kucoin. The first one is OCO which allows me grabs a few tokens during their sometimes very short rise, while protected for the drop. The other trading feature I need is trailing stop or trailing delta. Allows me to be protected during trades while not having to watch at the evolution of the market every 30 sec. I think those are called advance spot trading. 4) I need some interesting staking features. With decent yield 5) I do need a good % on fixed term earn products (7 days, 14 days, one month, one year... see? 6) A few new token and rarities is a plus so I can place an OCO on it. I'm currently hesitating between Nexo, which was my first choice, then bybit. Recently, I discovered OKX. What I know is that they all have a card, cashback and the possibility to have a business account. For the rest, please help me out team ! ❤️❤️ submitted by /u/GeneralNo8471 [link] [comments]

Me 5 minutes after BTC hits a new All-Time High

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S&P Dow Jones launches new Crypto Index -- Bitcoin excluded

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Russia adopts law legalizing cryptocurrency transactions

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CLARITY Act Vote Odds Jump 13 Points After Trump Agreed to Limit His Own $1.4B Crypto Income

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Russia plans to advance cryptocurrency legislation tomorrow.

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Soccer World Cup Bitcoin Pattern :)

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https://preview.redd.it/kh08adfg9meh1.png?width=1753&format=png&auto=webp&s=bc9a4b3e79e326ba2edda7c7477763b5d57f9b97 World Cup is over , It's time for $BTCUSD #Bitcoin :) https://preview.redd.it/ntuv8ixo9meh1.png?width=1759&format=png&auto=webp&s=4c1952420af56f38becc884a6866403ac0d28743 submitted by /u/secureputcalls [link] [comments]

Need help to swap Bitcoin

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Im tryint to swap BTC into other assets without a CEX, It's kinda confusing as every route I find either requires KYC, has liquidity thin enough that the rate is terrible, or involves wrapping BTC. What are you guys using for straightforward (and non-custodial) Bitcoin swaps? submitted by /u/RhubarbLarge2747 [link] [comments]

“American Bitcoin Jumps After Revenue More Than Doubles Estimates” .

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RWA platforms outside Ethereum: anyone tried metals.io?

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Ethereum has a lot of RWA activity, but I’m also seeing platforms like metalsio focused on tokenised metals elsewhere. Has anyone used it or compared it with Ethereum-based RWA apps? Which platforms do you rate highest? submitted by /u/gareth789 [link] [comments]

Are any RWA platforms actually good to use yet?

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Tokenised RWAs feel like one of the bigger crypto trends lately, but there are so many platforms now it’s hard to know what’s real. Has anyone tried metals.io or similar apps? What are your favorites so far and why? submitted by /u/gareth789 [link] [comments]

Why Did Ripple's Co-Creator Sell XRP at 10 Cents? Ripple CTO David Schwartz Answers

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Unironic Bitcoin Citadels

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Hypothetically, let's say a location close by to you becomes an attractive draw for Bitcoiners. Merchants move in who want to accept BTC payments. Open source developers or BTC companies moved in. Miners, plebs, etc. Would you consider moving there, if it meant you were surrounded by more Bitcoiners, and gave you more opportunities to interact with and adopt BTC? If yes, how far would you consider relocating for an opportunity like that? What important fixtures do you think a citadel needs to be effective in attracting Bitcoiners? submitted by /u/lexicon_riot [link] [comments]

Introducing NanoTV!

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For people who buy altcoins, how do you guys justify your decisions of accumulate more now or hold and wait to do it later instead of emotionally buying?

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Am new to this and my portfolio today went for the first time 20eu higher. I know this does not justify a decision to accumulate more of my coins, i also researched some micro positive news also but that doesn't justify it either. I've researched a lot and learned a lot the last 2 weeks and i know what i experience now is a emotional fomo and thoughts of what if the next bull cycle is around the door and i miss out on the chance of buying more ? But i also know that this bull cycle if it comes might not be like the past cycles because many things are different from the past that might affect positively or negatively the cycle and market in general. I have researched the projects and coins i own and i believe in them and their areas and i would accumulate anyway more little by little. Just seeing these "positive" little things affects you if you are new and don't have experience in the cycles and the volatility of prices moving up or down. Am wondering how you experienced investors who are into altcoins justify your decision of buying more, waiting and dealing with the FOMO factor. And before some people comment which they will comment about btc and eth, i know they are the best and safest investments but i chose altcoins for a higher potential upside and i also accepted the risks going with them... So please if you're gonna mention btc or eth, explain and justify your opinion on why alts are not good to invest in with details... submitted by /u/Traditional_Most105 [link] [comments]

Buying Bitcoin with USDT

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I'm holding USDT for almost a year, patiently waiting for a dip like this on bitcoin, but I'm willing to acquire native BTC, do you have any clue about how i could swap my USDT for BTC? (Only decentralized ways please, I dont wanna use coinbase or else) submitted by /u/Entire-Bag-9975 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin daily price records since 2010 in CSV file

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Every once a while, somebody's asking for price data for a project like DCA calculator. Here's one I just came across: https://www.btbjb.com/data/btc_daily.csv Saw it at https://www.btbjb.com/en/ and it contains Bitcoin daily historical closing prices from 19 Jul 2010 to 21 Jul 2026. The current dataset contains 5,846 daily records, with the latest closing price at $66,399 (UTC date 21 Jul 2026). submitted by /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] [comments]

Finally! Bought My First Bitcoin Through Charles Schwab ????

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I received an email from Charles Schwab giving me early access to crypto trading, and after waiting years for this feature, I finally bought Bitcoin directly through Schwab! I've been hoping they'd add native crypto trading for a long time, so it was exciting to finally see it roll out. The experience was smooth, and I like having my Bitcoin alongside the rest of my investment accounts. Now the big question: Can you withdraw your Bitcoin to self-custody, or is it required to remain on Schwab's platform? Also, are all Bitcoin purchases settled on-chain? submitted by /u/AJSD12 [link] [comments]

Kraken does both…????

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Unfortunate truncation on this email subject… I guess Kraken likes the “backdoor”? Maybe keep that to yourself next time submitted by /u/cowboy_shaman [link] [comments]

Another country on the bandwagon

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This was inevitable. The question is which one is next ? submitted by /u/kawfeeman68 [link] [comments]

Brian Armstrong Warns Traders Against Treating His X Account as 'Alpha'

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Free tool for blockchain dev/QA/PM

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Top 10 Crypto Narratives in 2026 according to CoinGecko

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Stablecoins and Stablechains Real-World Assets (RWA) AI x Crypto AI x DePIN Quantum Prediction Markets Perp DEXs Privacy and Zero-Knowledge (ZK) ETFs and DATcos Collectible Cards What do you think about these trends? submitted by /u/Foreign-Back-8676 [link] [comments]

This is only the third weekly bullish divergence on record. Both prior instances marked absolute bottoms. The third just fired.

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Big Bitcoin miners are moving capacity toward AI. Could that actually be good for Bitcoin mining?

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AI could be reshuffling the economics of Bitcoin mining. The real question is who has the balance sheet to take advantage. submitted by /u/makingcryptoeasy [link] [comments]

Ethereum ETF Money Is Creeping Back In After Two Brutal Months

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Reporting CGT (HMRC 'Real Time’ Capital Gains Tax Service) [UK]

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Hello all, I’ve held cryptocurrency assets since 2017 and every time I have sold some, I have done so within the CGT allowance, thus not triggering a taxable event that needed to be reported. Due to changes in life circumstances, I am looking to convert a sum larger than the annual CGT tax into GBP/cash. I’ve done some research into my options for this and the HMRC ‘Real Time Reporting Service’ seems to be the easiest and best choice for me. The attached image below shows the questions that the services asks and I do find some of them to be a little unclear and confusing... https://preview.redd.it/8hfp2rnoekeh1.jpg?width=1268&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a8e1e5e00280174628d981c5d0804263198c0ed9 I've looked into koinly and recap as tools to pull all of your transaction data together and provide tax summaries but I am confused how to go about actually answering most of the "How much..." questions from above as I've steadily bought over time as the prices of these assets went up... I would appreciate some advice or guidance from anyone who has used this service before, and maybe a summary of how they got to their figures that were submitted so I can get my head around it better. I don’t want to be in a situation whereby HMRC are potentially on my back due to reporting something incorrectly and/or being fined. I simply want to pay the tax I’m owed as soon as possible after/when I convert crypto to fiat so I can be in the clear. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/glennthomasholt [link] [comments]

The Hidden Cost of Free AI: Why You Should Be Charging for Your Data

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We all enjoy the convenience of free AI chatbots and image generators. But as the saying goes, "If the product is free, you are the product." The multi-trillion-dollar AI industry is built on a foundation of data extracted from everyday users without their explicit consent or compensation. This dynamic is inherently exploitative, but until recently, individual users had no mechanism to demand payment for their data. Web3 infrastructure, specifically platforms like ONTO Wallet, is changing this. ONTO Wallet utilizes decentralized identity (ONT ID) to let you package your digital footprint into a verified, privacy-protected asset. Because AI models require high-quality human data to function properly, developers are willing to pay for access to ONTO's consented data pools. By participating, you stop giving your data away for free and start earning your rightful share of the AI economy. Q: How much is my data actually worth to AI companies? A: The value varies, but as the supply of easily scraped web data dries up and the need for verified human data increases, the market value of consented user data is steadily rising. Q: Does selling my data mean giving up my privacy? A: Not with ONTO Wallet. It uses zero-knowledge cryptography (zkTLS) to verify the authenticity of your data without exposing the raw, sensitive details to the buyers. Q: Is this only for crypto experts? A: No, ONTO Wallet is designed with a user-friendly interface, making data monetization accessible to anyone, regardless of their technical background. References [1] "Data as Labor in the Age of AI," Harvard Business Review, 2026. submitted by /u/Rc7xn [link] [comments]

I got tired of using 10 different apps/websites to understand the market, so I built one

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I realized I was spending way too much time jumping between X, news sites, crypto dashboards and economic calendars just to understand what was actually happening. So I built Pulse. The idea is pretty simple: get the important market information in one place without another endless feed. It includes: • AI Morning & Evening Briefings • Real-time market alerts • Risk-On / Risk-Off Market Regime • Decision Radar: Watch / Wait / Avoid • Whale Flow & Liquidation Map • Fear & Greed + Altcoin Season Index • Economic Calendar • Audio Briefings The part I care about most is context. I don't just want to know that something happened. I want to know why it matters, how markets are reacting, and what to watch next. Still early and I'm actively improving it, so I'd genuinely appreciate feedback. What would you add? submitted by /u/Square-Historian1458 [link] [comments]

How to choose a bitcoin loan platform for a real estate down payment?

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I need USD to secure a downpayment on a real estate deal (Florida, USA) within the next week or so. I have a sizeable bitcoin portfolio and want to use this as leverage for a fiat loan, as I'd prefer not to sell to avoid tax hit and missing out on future upside. It seems like the bitcoin loan market has matured a lot in the last few years. The platforms I'm looking at currently are: Ledn - seem like they have the strongest track record and survived the FTX crashout. Was impressed they now have a BBB- investment grade rating and they publish monthly proof of reserves. they also have an auto top up tool to manage liquidation risk. APR seems to be 10.5% for the amount I'm looking at though, which is on the slightly higher end. Morpho / Coinbase borrow - crazy good APR, but not sure I'm comfortable with having so much collateral tied up with defi, especially following the aave / kelpDAO exploit a few months ago. I also don't know if wrapping my BTC to cBTC would count as a taxable event (?). This would be my first choice though if it's legit and not overly risky. Unchained - I really like the idea of keeping control of my own keys. The APR would be ~14% though which is obviously quite high. But given that security is my main consideration I'm not against paying that if it's the safest option. This is a really important financial decision so want to make sure I get it right. I'm relatively experienced in using leverage, so have thought through carefully the different price action scenarios. Please let me know if you have any direct experience with getting bitcoin loans and your experience with the platform. I'm very open to other platforms too, these were just the ones from my (mainly just internet-based) research. submitted by /u/Hehehe1000 [link] [comments]

Fewer than 6% of Germans own Bitcoin, while Europe sits on $40T in household wealth.

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450 million Europeans hold roughly $40 trillion in household wealth, more than any other region on earth. About $10 trillion of that is just sitting in bank accounts earning close to nothing. Bitcoin ownership across the continent is still in the single digits, fewer than 6% of Germans own any. That is bullish AF. submitted by /u/DepressedDraper [link] [comments]

Whatever happened to Bored Apes Yacht Club in general?

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It all seems such a long time ago. I see the cheapest are only (?!?!) £20K these days. I know a few years ago I was looking around a discount store and there was a box of Bored Ape keyrings. I got one for £3 as a souvenir. I can guarantee that nobody who shopped there knew what they were. Does Twitter still support them? submitted by /u/Individual-Carob5593 [link] [comments]

A reminder from this month's npm supply-chain hit: your keys are only as safe as the machine they live on

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A widely used npm package got hijacked this month and shipped an infostealer to anyone who installed it. It swept browser sessions, password vaults, crypto wallets and seed phrases, and even config files for AI coding tools, all from the machine it ran on. The uncomfortable part for anyone in crypto: a seed phrase or a software wallet sitting on a connected dev or daily-driver machine is inside reach of whatever else runs there. The thing that stays out of range is a key that was generated offline and only ever signs offline, because it is not on that machine to steal. Not saying any one setup removes all risk. Just that separating where you sign from where you browse and build is one of the higher-leverage habits out there. Curious how people here keep those two environments apart. submitted by /u/ELLIPALWallet [link] [comments]

Accidentally sent BEP-20 VET (via BSC) to my VeWorld Google-login Smart Wallet address — any recovery path?

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[SERIOUS] the only job an AI agent can actually do on-chain right now is trade. change my mind

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every "AI agents will earn money" pitch i see assumes agents can sell services or do outreach, and in practice that barely works — no customers, no conversions, someone still has to say yes on the other end. trading is the exception, and i think it's underrated as "the first real job" for an autonomous agent: it doesn't need a counterparty to agree, the agent acts, gets immediate feedback from the market, and adjusts. that's a full loop it can run on its own, on-chain, 24/7. i'm not claiming a bot prints money — it's automation, not magic, and plenty blow up. but as the one thing an agent can do end-to-end without a human in the loop, trading seems like the natural starting point for whatever the "agent economy" turns into. where's the hole? is there another on-chain job an agent can actually complete solo today (LP'ing? arbitrage? something i'm missing?), or is trading really it for now? submitted by /u/Dry_Steak30 [link] [comments]

Why is the renewed war in Iran not dragging BTC down further?

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There's been countless posts of BTC going down a new leg this quarter but why has the renewed war and rising oil prices not been the catalyst? submitted by /u/tygrip [link] [comments]

Having issue with the withdraw.

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Hi everyone, I'm new to self-custody wallets and made a beginner mistake. I withdrew 196.28 USDT (ERC-20) from ZebPay to my Binance Web3 Wallet without realizing I'd need ETH for gas. Now I have 196.28 USDT but 0 ETH, so I can't send, swap, or bridge it. I also tried buying ETH through Binance, but my card payment isn't going through (I'm in India). If anyone is willing to send around **0.0005 ETH** (or even less if sufficient) to help cover the gas fee, I'd be incredibly grateful. I tried almost every possibility and couldn't find a workaround. Wallet: `0x571548b8502001B5b0e1AEFf55B8FEc0287f46c1` Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/techwizard_pro [link] [comments]

I bought my first BTC back in 2018, and still worried about losing it until now.

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I asked 7 bitcoin lenders for their real terms. Only one answered.

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This week I emailed all 7 lenders on my comparison list. I asked the same questions to everyone: real rates, margin call levels, liquidation threshold, and collateral management. One replied within 48 hours. The rest is silence so far. What is the one thing you would demand to know before pledging a single sat as collateral? submitted by /u/Bitcoin_First [link] [comments]

BitPay blocked my account without explanation

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I haven't accessed my BitPay account in over a year. I recently tried logging in and was unable, even after password reset. I reached out to BitPay support team and they responded with the attached email. They blocked my account without explanation. Has anyone else had this experience with BitPay? submitted by /u/SocketHunter [link] [comments]

Best Exchange for Monero

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[US Citizen] Hi everyone, I'm looking for a way to get Monero, I am a Binance user and far I know it has been delisted quite a while ago from there, and I cannot find any exchange that still supports monero, or it's an headache. I've heard about RetoSwap but knowing they've been exploited, if i'm not wrong; twice in a single week, I wouldn't even consider it. Please tell me what you guys do / think. submitted by /u/Brutal_Zenith01 [link] [comments]

Daily Discussion, July 21, 2026

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Daily General Discussion July 21, 2026

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Warning!!! EU Crypto Users: Stop Sending Crypto Directly Between Exchanges Right Now, or risk your crypto being Frozen.

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NEC and Ava Labs Partner to Build Biometric-Secured On-Chain Payment Infrastructure

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I finally joined the Wholecoiner Club

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3 years ago I decided I would buy BTC every single day until I reached this goal. And today, I just reached 1.00015501 :) It feels surreal but here we are! Will continue to buy everyday! Especially since October 5 is just around the corner! submitted by /u/LemonBrothers [link] [comments]

Russia's First Comprehensive Crypto Law Is Two Votes Away From Passing

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MLCN

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Teaching my son about crypto currency, so we made one together. Go buy MLCN on coinbase and send us your screenshots so I can show him its real! submitted by /u/optionsoutlaw [link] [comments]

Death of 4 year cycle

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I have reason ti believe 4 year cycle is dead . But not in the bullish manner . I mean people throughout 2025 and even 2026 expected bulls to break the model . But no one hardly fathom that bear markets can also breaks the assumptioms... Now lets understand the assumption. 3 years up 1 year down . (4year cycle) People expectation More years up , less years down . My reasoning More years down more years up . My reasons for this reasoning . Just look at the world arround you . Tech sector is strained of innovation AI trade has started to unwin . Financial sector is strained . Sticky inflation , high rates , carry trade unwind . Inter state politics is strained . Wars , alliance breakage, tarrifs and regime changes. Business sector is strained . Higher energy cost , higher raw material and metal costs and higher compute cost. Demographics is strained. Declining population , civil unrest , low employment . Where is the bullish catalyst ? Some bill (clarity act) . I mean a bill could it really rule out the state of world ? ..... Debate me please !!! submitted by /u/Difficult_Agent6654 [link] [comments]

The Machine Keeps Humming: SBI Holdings with Back-to-Back Crypto and Tokenization Deals

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Bitcoin Setup Playing Out? Here’s My Entry and Target

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Daily Crypto Discussion - July 20, 2026 (GMT+0)

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⚡ FulgurPool is ready for the Sandglass hardfork

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What’s your buy range?

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I’m relatively new to stacking bitcoin directly and I have 10% of my paycheck direct-buy into it every paycheck through Fold. I’ve been stacking sats/BTC while it was in the low 58-64K range but it seems to be having a small bump back up, and who knows - it may go even higher? That prompts me to ask, at what price point would you stop buying and just hold? submitted by /u/just-a-tan-guy [link] [comments]