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> Article highlight. Committee on House Administration Chairman Bryan Steil introduced the Stop Lawmakers from Predicting Act, framing the bill as an ethics measure aimed at preventing elected officials from profiting from privileged policy knowledge. The proposal would expand the conflict-of-interest debate beyond stock trading and into event contracts, where political decisions and public policy outcomes can themselves become tradeable questions. submitted by /u/zesushv [link] [Kommentare]

Lets match delhi Vibes https://x.com/henry58290/status/2068146521280028721 submitted by /u/henry58290 [link] [Kommentare]

I need to tske somthing out but im not spending the minimum of 50 dollars worth of polygon just to take out money can someone send me like a little bit of it please. 0x622e3aeeFcD7Ac0ec7c0C7479e30Fc9FD9cE4122 submitted by /u/Admirable-Shift1856 [link] [Kommentare]

New coin “RE” just listed on Thursday has already doubled. I’m in submitted by /u/OLD-Silver-1471 [link] [Kommentare]

I just got random 0,03 YFIB on my Ethereum Adress. Now it is the most valuable Asset that I am holding. 0,03 YFIB costs more then 68.000 USD Is this a scam what I have to do to be safe? Am I able to remove it cause it does not show me how much I really heave. 1 YFIB shows me is 2467424,99 USD submitted by /u/Pulsary28 [link] [Kommentare]

> Except from article. In a June 19 X post, Grant Cardone announced that his real estate investment firm added 282 BTC to its treasury. Based on current market prices, the purchase is valued at roughly $18 million and comes as Bitcoin trades near the $63,000 level following a broader crypto market decline linked to tensions surrounding the Israel-Lebanon conflict. The latest purchase follows another acquisition made during a recent market downturn, when Cardone Capital bought 130 BTC valued at approximately $9.7 million. The transaction adds to a growing Bitcoin position that Cardone has continued to expand through a strategy tied directly to income-producing real estate assets. submitted by /u/zesushv [link] [Kommentare]

Been researching privacy-preserving ways to move between cryptocurrencies (specifically XMR to other assets) without going through KYC exchanges, and wanted to share findings since this comes up a lot here. Why this matters for privacy: Centralized exchanges link your identity to every transaction through KYC. Once you've verified your identity on an exchange, every coin that touches that account is now associated with you permanently in their records — even years later if there's a data breach or subpoena. Non-custodial cross-chain swap protocols avoid this entirely. You never create an account, never submit ID, and the protocol never takes custody of your funds — it just facilitates a direct wallet-to-wallet swap. Protocols worth knowing about: THORChain — Fully decentralized, no KYC by design. Supports XMR directly which is rare. Has occasionally paused trading for security audits, worth checking status before large swaps. Chainflip — Similar non-custodial model, faster settlement, but currently does not support XMR directly (mainly BTC/ETH/SOL pairs). Tokensfund > I built this so people will be able to compare both in one place. A privacy consideration people miss: even with non-custodial swaps, the destination address you provide is visible on-chain. If privacy is the goal, sending to a fresh address (not one already linked to your identity) matters more than which protocol you use. One real limitation: none of these protocols are anonymous by default — they're non-custodial, which is different. XMR's privacy comes from Monero's own protocol design (ring signatures, stealth addresses), not from the swap mechanism. Swapping into XMR via THORChain doesn't retroactively anonymize your BTC, for example. Curious if others here have audited these protocols' actual privacy guarantees more rigorously, or if there are better alternatives I'm missing for XMR-specific routes. submitted by /u/b4basit [link] [Kommentare]

Hi...I like XRP ​ ​ ​ I like free XRP ​ ​ ​ DO YOU LIKE FREE XRP? ​ ​ ​ ​ Whoever can guess the value of XRP to the 100,000th place in a single comment will get 5 free XRP at 11:59PDT tonight 6/19. ​ ​ ​ One guess per account, new accounts created for a guess will be disqualified... ​ ​ ​ Don't guess if you're not gonna provide a wallet ​ ​ Check my account for other giveaways 😜 ​ ​ 100,000 place number value determined at 11:59PDT on website [Meow](https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/XRPUSD/) ​ ​ ​ Good luck madam! submitted by /u/CoinAdvocate [link] [Kommentare]

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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