by COINS NEWS - 1 week ago
This might have been one of the most boring weeks so far in crypto. Prices barely moved, volume felt low, and there was no real momentum in either direction. With the Iran situation in the background, it feels like a lot of people are just waiting. W...
by COINS NEWS - 1 week ago
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 th...
by COINS NEWS - 1 week ago
Polymarket has a known exploit where attackers use incrementNonce() on the CTF Exchange to cancel losing orders after they've already been matched on the off-chain orderbook. This was publicly disclosed on Feb 19 and has cost traders thousands. I...
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Just trying to look at this calmly and without bias. After the recent sell-off, we got a bounce. That’s not unusual. Bitcoin has always reacted sharply after strong downside moves. The real question, at least to me, is whether this bounce actually ch...
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How do you prove your cost basis for taxes on gains if you move to cold wallets or between exchanges? submitted by /u/Pleasant_Motor3883 [link] [comments]
by COINS NEWS - 1 week ago
NEW EXCLUSIVE Ask a Pol asks: What’d you do to crypto? We heard you Democrats derailed crypto reform, in part because of allegations of Trump family conflicts of interest? Key Booker: ”I swear I didn’t break it,” Booker laughs. “There’s still a ver...
by COINS NEWS - 1 week ago
Most people think the need for Bitcoin started after the 2008 crash. But the structural, mathematical necessity for a decentralized asset actually began in 1965. Back then, under the Bretton Woods system, the US dollar was pegged to gold at $35/oz....
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I am considering yoloing my daughters' investments at it, I think it seems interesting and unique, but for the most part it seems to trend pretty close to the value of btc so I'm unsure in the benefit over buying coins, and I know people will...
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Im kinda new to btc and all of it and i wanna be dcaing for some time but the question is do i have to buy an hardware wallet or is a paper wallet good enough? submitted by /u/Projoris10 [link] [comments]
by COINS NEWS - 1 week ago
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I’ve been making a bunch of Bitcoin related art lately. Here’s the most recent one I just finished up. All steel with a hidden RGB LED light strip. Very happy with how this turned out! For those interested in how I made this… The ₿ and the fla...
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https://newsroom.kbc.com/kbc-bank-launches-regulated-crypto-services-with-crypto-finance-as-partner Belgium’s KBC Bank rolled out regulated crypto trading for retail clients, including bitcoin. This means they became the first major Belgian bank to o...
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Not Sure Where Else To Post But i have been trying to sign in to Backed.By and it doesn't seem to be loading at all was wanting to know if anyone had any luck with it. submitted by /u/1negroup [link] [comments]
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Just found this whilst digging around a an ancient box of cables I should have jettisoned years ago. Ahh the (bad) memories… submitted by /u/coax_k [link] [comments]
by COINS NEWS - 1 week ago
One of the main reasons crypto is not going mainstream is that it has complicated tax implications every time it is used. Here’s a simple framework that could be enacted to both spur crypto utility and drive revenue to the state. My apologies if this...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 1 week ago
Because it really should since price is supposed to be determined by supply and demand. And no mining will put a cap on the supply. Reason for the question is that Ai is now demanding computer hardware resources magnitudes more than when Bitcoin and...
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Just curious if crypto is really popular in South Africa? And is it true that women use crypto ? Statistics says that 40% crypto users in South Africa are women and is it true that in South Africa salaries are really good? $1500+ ? submitted b...
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TL;DR: Institutions rode the wave. From ~20k up to ~100K BTC is now highly integrated to the legacy financial market. Prediction Markets are the new thing Institutions a dumping the BTC to the public... submitted by /u/Slight-Roun...
by COINS NEWS - 1 week ago
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by COINS NEWS - 1 week ago
https://preview.redd.it/u3b0exaw6vkg1.png?width=2228&format=png&auto=webp&s=d7717005f3790e3dad9f4f3fc539a22b2cc93e94 Refreshed my signals. ETH and SOL both flagged — but neither has pulled the trigger. Take a look: ETH is the more...
by COINS NEWS - 1 week ago
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