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Best way to sell crypto with the lowest fees? Looking for advice
Hey everyone, I'm looking to sell some crypto and cash out to my bank account, but I want to minimize the fees as much as possible. I know there are a bunch of different ways to do this—exchanges, P2P, wallets with off-ramps, etc.—and I'm trying to figure out what's actually …
I Am Getting Absolutely Destroyed
Bought a shit ton of Litecoin at $100. It's now at $40. I'm down 60%. Need it to go up 150% to even break the fuck even. I'm down so much. Is there any hope? So depressing.
Cerebras reports 92% revenue growth in chipmaker's first earnings report since IPO
Is Rigetti's Chiplet Strategy a Real Competitive Advantage?
I've been researching Rigetti (RGTI) and one thing that stands out is their chiplet approach to quantum computing. Most discussions around quantum stocks focus on timelines, government contracts, or stock price movements, but the underlying technology is what ultimately determines whether these companies have a chance of creating long-term value. …
$MSTU yolo
Ok you degens. Time to draw a line in the sand with this bitcoin drawdown. All in
Tips on stocks great for CSPs/Wheeling right now? I'm looking for consistent income and low stress
Have been doing CCs/CSPs from few days and wanna know from community what stocks do they pick? My current picks are: TSLA CRVW AMZN IREN
If I had to pick one AI stock to hold for the next 10 years, I’d still lean Microsoft over Nvidia
Maybe this is boring, but if I had to choose between Microsoft and Nvidia for the next decade, I’d still lean Microsoft here. Nvidia obviously has the bigger upside if the AI buildout keeps going full speed, but it also feels like the market already knows that and has priced …
What am I doing wrong/right?
I am a college student and I have $500/month to spare. The thing is, I want to focus on my studies and not waste time checking stock prices daily and have my mood be dictated by it. I decided I will just do a monthly SIP and hold for 2 …
A question to those working closely with various SAAS products
I don't work in software. I'm in the military, and the only publicly traded software provider I regularly use through my job is the standard Microsoft Office suite, AFAIK. My specific job is pretty niche, so I don't really have a feel for the "pulse" in any particular industry (before …
AI Selloff Goes Global: U.S. Tech Giants and Asian Chipmakers Both Hit Hard
I was looking at today's market action and one thing stood out: this wasn't just a U.S. tech selloff. The Magnificent 7 names were under pressure, but the weakness also spread to major Asian semiconductor companies like Samsung and SK Hynix. That makes me wonder whether investors are starting to …