I've been wondering this lately. A lot of people in crypto talk about financial freedom, but almost everyone I know still pays with their bank card every day. Is it because: * Spending crypto feels like selling an investment? * …
I lost my butt in this exchange, and curious who else did ? I feel like it was a total setup and scam for the rich (top 10) holders to get richer. Obviously it’s my own fault for not understanding …
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**🚨 $150 Million Vanished. The Vault Was Never Touched.** The Bitcoin network wasn't hacked. The victims did everything right. They bought the hardware. They hid the keys. They stayed offline. But the perfect heist doesn’t break into the fortress—it predicts …
For about 10 years now the CFTC and SEC have held that bitcoin is not offered and sold as a security, meaning it's largely unregulated under federal law. The CLARITY Act doesn't much change that and if anything could be …
https://preview.redd.it/ugkqm9xrlqhh1.png?width=309&format=png&auto=webp&s=d9f831470365e2cc42546d3a31b7c658e94038f6 i want a non kyc way to buy crypto preferably xmr but i can just buy some litecoin or smth and then swap it i cant use 2p2 because the lowest amount anyone wants to sell is like 99 …
I've tried paying with crypto a few times, and the biggest challenge wasn't the payment itself, it was everything before it. Switching between apps, dealing with fees, and making sure I wasn't sending to the wrong address made the whole …