r/CryptoMarkets

r/CryptoMarkets subreddit

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Reddit by justcurious3287 August 13, 2026

When do you think the next bull run will be for the crypto market?

Curious as to your thoughts. Things have been tough as of late. I feel like the last time things were truly great was late 2024.

Reddit by Inside-Blackberry527 August 13, 2026

High funding isn't confirmation, it's a warning

People read high funding as the trend being strong. It's the opposite. Perps have no expiry so nothing pulls them back to spot. That's what funding is for. Perp above spot, longs pay shorts. Below, shorts pay longs. Usually every 8h, depends on the venue. What it actually shows you …

Reddit by daily-thread August 13, 2026

Daily Crypto Discussion - August 13, 2026

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Reddit by Inside-Blackberry527 August 13, 2026

Volume is basically free to manufacture, depth isn't — stop comparing on volume

Volume is everywhere. Exchange rankings, aggregators, token marketing. It's also the easiest number in this market to just make up, and I think people know that abstractly but still use it as the comparison metric. The mechanical reason: a trade needs two sides, and if one party controls both sides …

Reddit by Trick_Put5148 August 12, 2026

Is crypto actually making the dollar stronger? The stablecoin numbers are messing with my head.

ok this might be a newbie post. I keep seeing "crypto is going to end dollar dominance," and the more I look at where stablecoin money actually goes, the more I think it might be the opposite? What is "stable" really mean here? Correct me if Im wrong here, stablecoins …

Reddit by Inside-Blackberry527 August 12, 2026

Why You Shouldn't Copy Addresses From Your Wallet Transaction History - Address Poisoning Attacks

Cryptocurrency addresses are long, random strings, so hardly anyone types them manually. Most people copy and paste them from somewhere. Attackers exploit precisely that habit. The structure of the technique, called address poisoning, is as follows: First, the attacker observes the address of the party you actually transact with. Then, …

Reddit by Mulbieber August 12, 2026

Is social trading actually useful or do you prefer doing everything yourself?

I like seeing other people's ideas bcoz they sometimes help me notice things I would've missed. That said, I still end up doing my own research before making a trade. Do you actually find social trading useful or do u mostly ignore what other people are saying??