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Trading in bear markets
How are you guys' trading in the current bear market? ex: Are you continuing your strategies from the previous cycle? Are you buy and holding on coins with conviction? Wondering what the consensus is on trading patterns in different market regimes.
Daily Crypto Discussion - July 28, 2026
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Which crypto communities do you spend your time in?
I want to spend more time in the right communities I spend a lot of time in this sub and some of the other major crypto subs which are great. honest and transparent traders is who i'm looking to connect with. Which Reddit communities do you genuinely find valuable?
Why Mass Automated Outreach Is Burning Web3 Partnerships and What to Do Instead
Bitcoin miners sold 15,000+ BTC from treasuries to fund AI data center buildouts. Mining stocks are up 56% while BTC is down 17%. Bitcoin's hashrate is now underwritten by hyperscaler AI capex, and the AI trade just had its worst day since 2025.
The mining sector's AI pivot is well covered at this point. What I haven't seen discussed is what it means for Bitcoin itself now that the AI capex trade is getting questioned. The state of the pivot: Bitcoin is down roughly 17% year to date. A tracked basket of listed …
Even Strategy is sitting on $3.75B in cash right now
Strategy sold $544.5m worth of MSTR last week, bought no BTC and increased its dollar reserve to $3.75b. That apparently gives them 2.1 years of dividend coverage. They still own 843,775 BTC, so this clearly isn’t them turning bearish. I know corporate balance sheets and personal finances aren’t the same …
This week's biggest Bitcoin news
Bitcoin had a loaded week. Here are my 5 favorite things I came across: 1. **Bitcoin ownership just passed gold ownership in the US**, for the first time ever. More Americans now hold Bitcoin than hold gold. 2. **BlackRock, Strategy, Coinbase, and six other major firms pledged $15 million** to …
Every time another exchange shutdown, I become a little more bullish.
this might sound weird, but every time an exchange shuts down, the market eventually seems to come back stronger. The weaker players get wiped out, users migrate to platforms they trust more, and the industry gets cleaned up a little. It reminds me of how every bear market gets rid …
Daily Crypto Discussion - July 27, 2026
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btc's up 4 weeks and us demand still says no
btc's up four weeks straight, eth's leading the bounce, and coinbase premium has been negative for fifty days straight through all of it. that gap matters. negative premium means btc's cheaper in the us than everywhere else, so this rally isn't being driven by american demand, it's happening somewhere else …