r/CryptoCurrency

r/CryptoCurrency subreddit

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Reddit by Sassy_Allen August 25, 2026

Exclusive: UN agency tests alternative to major cloud giants

Axios has reported that the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is partnering with the DFINITY Foundation on a new initiative focused on sovereign AI and cloud infrastructure. The goal is to help governments build and test AI-powered applications while maintaining greater control over their data and infrastructure, rather than being …

Reddit by ocean_protocol August 25, 2026

Will we be able to trade crypto on X?

What do you guys think about this? There was a comment by Nikita which is real and he kind of hinted on what's coming

Reddit by jasonmie August 25, 2026

MECX is out of MY as well...

Another one bites the dust... Yesterday was Bitget and today MECX. Just wondering how many more will quit providing their services to MY..

Reddit by __Geros__ August 25, 2026

Part 3 I convinced the wife buy crypto

So after roughly a week of eating [stakes](https://reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/s/gdyMUUsVm0) AND [deserts](https://reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/s/AQ6iA1ei78) she finally decided to ask how those internet money works ! So like a good husband i explained her that she wouldn’t understand it, and then convinced her to just buy her own bag instead. Mainly so she’d stop supporting …

Reddit by spacehodler August 25, 2026

Is the 4 year cycle intact?

After this weekend’s positive momentum and potential breakout from the bear market, it got me thinking about whether the 4 year cycle is still intact. I certainly don’t feel like we had a normal bull run last cycle. The speculative fervour was extremely isolated to niche pockets of the market. …

Reddit by 2smart2gentle August 25, 2026

Waiting for the perfect dip and ending up buying nothing.

I was waiting for Bitcoin to drop to around $55K before buying. Now I’m cooked. I feel pretty stupid because I waited so long for BTC to drop to $60K. Then, when it actually hit $60K, I thought, “Maybe it’ll drop even more,” so I kept waiting. And here we …

Reddit by aminok August 25, 2026

The Southern District of New York's prosecutions of the Tornado Cash and Samourai Wallet developers have pushed the boundary between publishing software and operating a criminal business too far.

# Publishing privacy software is not money transmission The most important fact in Roman Storm’s case is also the easiest one for malicious prosecutors to obscure: Storm never received users' funds and never executed their transactions. The Tornado Cash website provided a client-side application built from HTML and JavaScript. When …