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Building a cross-chain risk detection tool (MetaChain, via Michigan Tech's MTEC SmartZone incubator) and doing customer discovery. Not selling anything here. If you've ever been caught in a rug pull/exploit, or actively work to avoid them: what signals do you actually rely on before entering a position? And was there anything in hindsight that would've warned you earlier? Happy to do a quick DM follow-up with anyone willing to go deeper (15 min, no pitch). Just trying to learn from real experience. submitted by /u/labslizard [link] [Kommentare]

I want to move some funds from Binance to Coinbase. The coins I am currently holding are not supported by Coinbase, so I need to convert them into a cryptocurrency that Coinbase supports before I can transfer my funds. Where I am located, Binance is no longer supported, which prevents me from making those conversions. If I use a VPN, Binance requires identity verification. I cannot complete verification because cryptocurrency use is illegal where I live, and I could face serious legal consequences if discovered. I can still withdraw my funds from Binance, but I can no longer convert them on the platform. What options do I have for moving my funds to Coinbase under these circumstances? I am very frustrated with Binance and have found it to be one of the worst platforms I have ever used. submitted by /u/Broad_Economy_5764 [link] [Kommentare]

Now it’s about finding the right vault to your risk appetite. The game has changed submitted by /u/hduynam99 [link] [Kommentare]

I started buying BTC in 2014/15 when it was $150. If I timed everything perfectly, I would have almost hit 8 figures if I sold them all at the right time (we all can commiserate in this). But of course over the decade I sold some when it was $14k to buy a Rolex...and $20k....$25k. Also sold a couple at $30k and put $60k into shitcoins to really gamble. Buh Bye to that money (with the exception of some ETH). Anywho, just last year, I sold 3 between $110k-$120k to use as a downpayment. This was when BTC was hot, but I learned in the past to not get greedy and aim for the moon. I said to myself, even if BTC moons, I will still have a roof over my head with an asset that will slowly appreciate and felt really good about selling almost my entire bag. Thanks goodness I did. I still hold a paltry amount for the sake of FOMO, but overall, I am glad that me being a degen helped me become a homeowner in a $$$ city. What have you used your BTC proceeds for? Hopefully paying off debt or buying appreciating assets. submitted by /u/Willing-Stick-6478 [link] [Kommentare]

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For a time i’ve been getting into meme coin trading. Using tools such as phantom, pump.fun, DEX, etc. Often you’ll come across people promoting their groups on discord/telegram for coins they will be trading daily. They profit by making you pay monthly ofc. What’s your opinion on them? submitted by /u/Utamira [link] [Kommentare]

Stable coins should be free to trade on an exchange. Until that happens, it will not be widely adopted by the average joe. Exchanges need to take some of that treasury interest and make it so, we can trade, sell, spend a stable at no cost to the consumer. Yeah yeah, yield, blah blah blah. That may not always be there so, we need to be able to use a stable coin like a fiat dollar. I can walk into a bank and withdraw $100 and walk away with $100, at the shitty debased worth that it is 😊 With a stable coin, we get $.98 of every dollar. How is that beneficial to us to use and exchange stable coins? Especially if clarity takes away the high yield rates? Will the exchanges change this when clarity passes? If they want to compete, they should. Guess we’ll need to watch it play out. What are your thoughts? submitted by /u/Exact_Objective546 [link] [Kommentare]

tl;dr: Over the course of the past 4.5 years, I’ve taken out ~$175,000 in personal loans and 0% credit card balance transfer loans to purchase 5 Bitcoin. I've paid ~$18,000 in interest. All loans were unsecured. No risk of liquidation. As mentioned in my previous (4 year) update, all loans were paid in full. This new loan is all I have outstanding. I've been making updates every 6 months or so since the beginning. See my post history for previous updates. ************ Today, June 19th, 2026 Bitcoin is trading at $63,00 per coin, which brings the current value of my 5₿ to $315,000. The average price I paid is ~$38,600 per Bitcoin. My total cost basis is ~$193,000 for 5₿ ($175k in loans + $18,000 in interest). This comes to ~63% unrealized profit or ~$122,000 in dollar terms as of today. ************** Not much new to report other than that I couldn’t resist this recent dip so I went ahead and took out another 0% interest credit card balance transfer for $15,000 and bought 0.25BTC. This brings my total to 5 Bitcoin. I know I said I was done taking out loans, but with the price so low and the balance transfer loan at 0%, plus a 3% transfer fee, I thought to myself why not make it a clean 5 Bitcoin! I’ve been throwing just about everything I have into it for the past 5 years anyway. I recently decided to start investing in the stock market again for the first time in ages. I feel like I have enough Bitcoin now that I can move on. It won’t take me long to pay off this most recent loan, maybe 5-6 months at most. I can easily afford it. I will say this though… Bitcoin has seriously underperformed what I originally anticipated. Last years bull market was underwhelming to say the least. It really hasn’t done much better than stocks the past 5 years. Pretty much every single prediction I’ve heard about Bitcoin and institutional adoption of the past 5 years has failed to materialize. I’m sick of all the moonboys as much as I am the haters. Not to mention, the Bitcoin community has become fragmented and kind of toxic if I’m being honest. I have had to filter out and unfollow a lot of people this past year in the Bitcoin community. I still think Bitcoin is the apex asset but I’m going o be diversifying with new income moving forward. I will reassess in a 3 years time. submitted by /u/Vaginosis-Psychosis [link] [Kommentare]

A friend asked me today about bitcoin so why not share what I see to the world. (IMAGES ARE FOR INTRA-DAY ANALYSIS, I START THIS POST BY DISSECTING THE HIGHER TIME FRAME FIRST) In the higher time frame bias I am seeing bitcoin being bullish by a lot of different factors, but I cannot rule out the idea of the pullback structure we have formed since the drop back in June 1st. For the long term I am seeing a pullback area I would eye around 59,500’s since that was our bottom back in June 5th, a Friday. Why I’m I bullish on the higher time frame? Because we have: - ETF inflows accelerating. - Corporate Treasury adoption rising. - Declining exchange reserves. - institutional dip buying active. - Risk-On environment favoring BTC. Now, this can change in a instant and we have to be careful on these things: - US Bond yields rising sharply. - Stocky inflation risks persist, meaning the energy crisis we are living in. - Fed maintained hawkish tone. - Stronger US data supporting dollar strength. For intraday analysis, see the picture, I have provided support and resistance levels, as well as a target level and the reasons why. submitted by /u/TheForexHouse [link] [Kommentare]

Shared on The Platform Formerly Known As Twitter by Halborn earlier: https://x.com/halbornsecurity/status/2067653567108772061 submitted by /u/Hot_Local_Boys_PDX [link] [Kommentare]