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Nostalgic for a real startup
I have more free time now and I’d like to contribute to projects, especially ones that still feel like a startup. I’ve been a software developer for almost 10 years. Most of that time was in finance and crypto, since 2017: NFTs, mixers, OTC desks, tokenization, and work across different …
Daily Crypto Discussion - August 30, 2026
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The Fed Can Fight Inflation — or Save the Treasury. Bitcoin Wins If It Can’t Do Both.
**The Fed wants to fight inflation. The Treasury needs cheaper money.** America’s debt pile is nearing **$40 trillion**. Interest costs are exploding. At some point, something has to give. And if Washington is forced to choose between **protecting the dollar** and **protecting the debt machine**… Bitcoin may be the biggest …
Is crypto dead and won't revive ever?
Guys like in the old days the prices used to go up and everyone in the space were excited, and there was nft and then defi everyone used, but now it's all nothing, so will crypto return to that phase again and this is just a cycle?
BTC $85k by 2026 is 68c, but smart money is 81% YES. Fair?
One BTC prediction market I keep coming back to: "Bitcoin hits $85,000 before 2027" is sitting around 68c. The clean read is almost boring: the model number I have is 70c, so there is not some giant gap here. The interesting part is the wallet split. Among tracked profitable prediction-market …
Someone Can Send You $0.01 of Sanctioned Bitcoin — and Freeze Your Exchange Account.
Bitcoin was designed so nobody can stop you from receiving money. Regulated exchanges are discovering the terrifying flip side: nobody can stop someone from sending it to you either.
Daily Crypto Discussion - August 29, 2026
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What do you dislike about crypto paper trading?
For anyone who has used crypto paper-trading platforms, I'm curious about your experience. What do you find frustrating or unrealistic compared with actually trading on an exchange? Especially interested in hearing from experienced traders: * What features are missing? * What feels unrealistic? * What would you change? * Is …
Wyckoff's three laws still explain most of what actually moves this market, worth understanding before anything else
Supply and demand, cause and effect, effort versus result. Written over a hundred years ago using ticker tape back then, but candles now and just as relevant, same underlying logic every single time. A move that takes real effort but produces little actual result, low follow through relative to the …
Do you decide when to buy and sell yourself or do you automate it/have a bot do it?
Hello, I'm new and I'm wondering if success in the crypto market is achieved through calculated risks and waiting for the right moment or just using automation to buy and sell on your place or maybe a mixture of both, if yes then how do you approach it?