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More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

What is the point or benefit of KYC?

Having been involved in btc in 2011 to 2014 and coming back to it last year I really hated the whole KYC thing when I learnt about it. It means we lose anonymity and must pay tax. Apparently in exchange we get security? Except we don't? If your c...

More / Etherum Reddit - 3 weeks ago

I rebuilt OGame on EVM, fully open source

Hi folks! Been building on EVM chains since 2016, and finally got some free time to do something I've always wanted: rebuilding OGame (my favorite mid-2000 browser game) fully on EVM smart contracts! All open source (github.com/Borodutch/ve...

by COINS NEWS - 3 weeks ago

I need help

Idk Ìf their is anyone who’s actually making money bothering even reading this I’m sure the people and level of success Ì wish I could reach are not here in these threads matter a fact Ì don’t want to be rich Ì want to be financially secure and I jus...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

It hurts.

Seen on a TV quiz show in Germany. Question is: “What type of inflation is generally considered good for a country’s economy?” The supposedly correct answer is C: “creeping inflation.” This is wrong in so many ways. I don’t know where to start...

by COINS NEWS - 3 weeks ago

Easiest way to convert and then change exchange?

Hello, Please no roasting or anything but a while back I invested in CRO and did the lockup for the card and thankfully got in and out net positive barely. Now I have around $700 in staking and earnings in CRO in the crypto.com app and want to have i...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

If cycles are not a thing, how random is this though?

Days from Bitcoin halving to subsequent market peak: 2016 halving → peak: 525 days (9 July 2016 → 16 December 2017) 2020 halving → peak: 548 days (11 May 2020 → 10 November 2021) 2024 halving → peak: 535 days (19 April 2024 → 6 October 2025, ~$126K)...

by COINS NEWS - 3 weeks ago

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...

by COINS NEWS - 3 weeks ago

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 it ev...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

Why were Coldcard hackers so stupid?

I don't understand this hack. Most of the funds moved to a handful of wallets. They are now tainted and require mixing and even then they will never be fully unsuspicious. If they had just generated a new wallet for each one they drained and move...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 weeks ago

Bitcoin is stronger than ever

After the recent Coldcard hacks I was initially worried what’s going to happen to bitcoin. I was orange pilled ages ago and have been a bitcoiner since. I’m from an abusive alcoholic family and never had any financial support, but my bitcoin pr...