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All I see is perma bear nonsense left and right. Meanwhile, we recently hit the 200 week and have been trading around it for some time now and instead of actually accumulating and stacking, they refuse to make any moves and continue to call for these ridiculous price targets. Accumulating BTC right now is equivalent to loading up on it at 20-25k throughout the 2nd half of 2022 or around 3.5k back in late 2018 to early 2019. These same people refusing to buy now will ultimately start FOMOing back into the market when things are running hot, only to get dumped on their heads. These are the idiots that were buying ADA at $3 in 2021 who sold at a loss or those who bought ETH last year at 4k+. This is the time to be accumulating, those sitting on the sidelines doing nothing expecting further downside will either miss the train OR will continue to sit on the sidelines if it does drop further. submitted by /u/ubermensch1001 [link] [Kommentare]

I’m sure most weren’t around in 2022 when Luna depegged. The stablecoin was called UST or something similar. I remember it first depegged to like 0.95 but repegged right away. Then it depegged even more to like 0.75-0.80. People were saying it was a buying opportunity of a lifetime. Except this time it didn’t repeg close to 1. Eventually went lower and then the crash happened. Right now STRC is looking juicy at 0.91 but why hasn’t it repegged since BTC recovered like the previous 3-4 times. Doesn’t make sense. What’s everyone’s input on this? submitted by /u/crazybitcoinlunatic [link] [Kommentare]

I'm currently living in Australia and have been using CryptoCom's card for a while but tbh the experience has been mid. The cashback keeps changing, the staking requirements are annoying and the fees aren't as transparent as they should be I've seen a few newer options out there but not sure what's actually worth it in terms of fees, cashback, and daily reliability. Security matters too obviously. Anyone switched to something better recently? Thanks! submitted by /u/Healthy-Landscape674 [link] [Kommentare]

In a significant leap forward for the Tezos Real World Asset (RWA) ecosystem, metals.io has officially launched tokenized strategic metals, making critical materials for AI infrastructure, clean energy, and advanced technology accessible to a global audience. ​ You can read the article in full below:- ⬇️ ​ https://xtz.news/tezos-rwa-expands-metalsio-launches-tokenized-strategic-metals submitted by /u/Rossa774Tezos [link] [Kommentare]

Serious question. Iran war is over. We beat them “hugely” according to our POTUS. Putin seems to also be looking for an exit for his war that he also started. Yes, it does seem like the war has cause a massive ripple effect on the entire global economy, leaving the poorest countries to suffer the most. But we just had a first of firsts with an actual crypto sponsored UFC fight on the White house lawn!!! And the fighters are being paid in crypto. What’s more, is we have basically bottomed out over the last few months. So the only scenario I can really see is banana tits to the moon for all the major coins. submitted by /u/OpinionsRdumb [link] [Kommentare]

Don’t wanna be left out but $57k can buy me a sick watch submitted by /u/SimpleSeahorse [link] [Kommentare]

> Article Except; ​ In an X post on Tuesday, Saylor outlined a five-layer “Digital Asset Stack” positioning Bitcoin (BTC) as the base for credit, money, yield and equity structures. Saylor said Bitcoin should remain “pure digital capital” and that it “does not need to become Ethereum” to generate investor returns. The framework reinforces Strategy's approach to Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset, where returns are generated through financial products built around the company's Bitcoin holdings, the largest among publicly listed firms. submitted by /u/zesushv [link] [Kommentare]

https://cryptobriefing.com/taiwan-central-bank-bitcoin-reserve-asset/ submitted by /u/CriticalCobraz [link] [Kommentare]

Good to see Dubai moving forward to take serious decisions to build Blockchain and crypto infrastructure Thoughts? submitted by /u/ocean_protocol [link] [Kommentare]