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Now is the best time there has ever been for good Crypto-projects to start.
In the past everyone has been obsessed with 'get-rich quick' and 'what return will i make'. If we're being honest, the major driver behind the industry has been 'greed', and it shows. Most projects have delivered nothing of real world benefit, since they weren't driven by it (or loosely at …
We are so back!!!
When the whole GC round trip from 24x but you exited at 2x
source: [https://x.com/VaquitaOO7/status/2085374874001006959](https://x.com/VaquitaOO7/status/2085374874001006959)
Do you actually use crypto for everyday payments?
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? * Tax implications? * Bad UX? * KYC? * Existing crypto …
USWR · United States Water Reserve WHO ELSE GOT ROBBED?
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 the full dynamics of the coin, or the fact that …
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Beyond the Protocol: The Human Cost of the Bitcoin Access Stack and the Myth of Absolute Security.
**🚨 $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 the combination before you even spin the dial. **The blockchain …
This is a trip down memory lane, so glad i didnt mine this bullshit
Trading fees get all the attention, but I don't think they're what actually keeps people on an exchange
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The CLARITY Act Shouldn't Affect Bitcoin Prices
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 argued to increase regulations around bitcoin trading. One might argue …