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Circle's entire business model is under direct attack and the stock already dropped 17% in a day.

17 Investment write-ups to look at

17 company write-ups from Substack, all published within the last week or so. Not my work - sourced from Giles Capital's weekly compilation: [https://gilescapital.substack.com](https://gilescapital.substack.com) # Americas **Capitalist Letters** on [**Microsoft Corporation**](https://www.capitalist-letters.com/p/microsoft-undervalued-and-undisruptable) (🇺🇸 MSFT US - US$2.8tn) Microsoft shed US$500bn in …

Stripe just bid $53 billion for PayPal. The prize being fought over: stablecoin infrastructure.

UPDATE* I have taken everyone’s advice and fixed my portfolio

After making a post on here yesterday, I have fixed my portfolio, listened to you guys by selling off any fractional stocks, investing more into ETFS, and I have cleaned up my portfolio and it is already doing pretty well. …

The Lounge

Talk about your daily plays, ideas and strategies that do not warrant an actual post. This is the place to request buy/sell advice from the community. Remember to keep it civil. Trade responsibly.

Is this subreddit censored?

tried to post about /r/Nanogotchi and it was taken down without any reason. Nano (XNO) is a cryptocurrency, and it didn't break any of the rules so?

A Bitcoin OG just moved 5,908 ($382.67M) to a new wallet after 8 years of dormancy.

A Bitcoin OG just moved 5,908 $BTC ($382.67M) to a new wallet after 8 years of dormancy. They originally received the coins when $BTC traded at $16,865 — and never touched them since. That position is now sitting on a …

Bonk lost over 93% of it's value. Impressive

Anyone feel like KYB onboarding is insane? (or is it just us)

Just tried to open a bank account for our crypto company. Spent most of last week digging up the same three documents for the fourth time this year. Cert of incorporation, ownership breakdown, director IDs. Dragging files across folders, drives …

Am I the only one who still has to cash out just to pay for stuff?

Just wondering if this is still how most people do it. I can't remember the last time I paid for something without cashing out first What does your usual process look like when you want to pay with crypto?