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So market is not looking good for Bitcoin and overall crypto. If saylor forced to dump all his bitcoins, i think we will go below $10k per coin. I am preparing with what I have, what's your plan? even if we don't go below $10k, I think $20k per coin is possbile. what do you think? submitted by /u/b4basit [link] [Kommentare]

> Article except. El Salvador added 8 BTC to its national Bitcoin treasury over the past seven days, lifting the country’s total holdings to 7,696.37 BTC. The country’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve is now worth more than $461 million, based on Bitcoin trading near $60,100 at the latest market check. The latest increase keeps El Salvador’s reserve policy active despite weaker Bitcoin prices compared with earlier 2026 levels. submitted by /u/zesushv [link] [Kommentare]

What Autolykos is Autolykos is an Ergo-based DAO structured as a community investment fund. Its model is to identify high-conviction DeFi infrastructure opportunities, fund them via DAO governance, and deploy capital where it can generate real on-chain yield and long-term value for token holders. DEX PANTHER & DEFINLY is its first funded pilot project. The opportunity Rosen Bridge connects Ergo to Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Bitcoin, Cardano, Dogecoin and Bitcoin Runes. Rosen-wrapped versions of those assets exist and are tradable — but there is currently no dedicated, liquid AMM venue for them on any of those host chains. That is a real market gap, not a theoretical one. DEX PANTHER fills it with a competitive constant-product AMM deployed natively on EVM chains. One Solidity codebase, three chains at launch (Ethereum, Base, BNB), zero additional development cost to expand. A Solana build also exists and is parked pending Rosen Bridge adding SOL support. Two products from one build DEX PANTHER — the consumer-facing DEX. Built for traders. Single-sided deposits so new pairs can bootstrap liquidity without needing both sides at once Definly — the same liquidity layer exposed as an API and SDK for builders, merchants, and AI agents that need reliable swap pricing without a consumer brand attached Where it stands Both codebases are written, compiled, and live on GitHub. The EVM build passes 29/29 tests. The proposal is currently open for developer review and quoting before a formal DAO vote on funding. Phase 2 includes a professional security audit before any mainnet deployment. This is early-stage, pre-audit, pre-deployment — the opportunity is to get involved, review, or contribute at the ground floor of a funded DAO pilot with real technical foundations already in place. Links autolykos.io — pitch deck and full proposal Ergo Forum discussion: https://ergoforum.org/t/the-trojan-horse-theory/5332 Paideia governance: https://app.paideia.im/autolykos/discussion/the-trojan-horse-theory-a9d17805-1cf0-428e-91f1-2c53203d13e5 EVM repo: https://github.com/lifeofifa/dex-panther-amm-evm Solana repo: https://github.com/lifeofifa/dex-panther-amm-solana submitted by /u/Square_Cress_1669 [link] [Kommentare]

Has anyone run into this before? I'm honestly at a loss. I don't trust exchanges to hold my crypto, so my plan has always been to move everything to my own wallet. The problem is that every exchange I've tried either blocks my withdrawals or eventually restricts my account after I try to transfer my crypto to my own wallet. The first exchange let me make one small withdrawal. After that, every withdrawal was denied, and eventually my account was restricted for "security reasons." They never explained what triggered it. The only option they gave me was to sell my crypto, withdraw the USD back to my bank account, and move on. I assumed it was just that exchange, so I opened accounts with Crypto.com, Kraken, and Coinbase. Same story. I can deposit USD, buy crypto, and hold it on the exchange with no issues. But as soon as I try to transfer it to my own self-custody wallet, the withdrawal gets denied. Eventually the account gets restricted or closed, leaving me with no choice but to sell everything, pay another round of fees, and send the cash back to my bank. For context, I'm still fairly new to crypto. I don't use mixers, I don't gamble, I don't send funds anywhere suspicious, and all of my accounts have been fully verified. Has anyone experienced this before? Is there something I'm missing, or is there a legitimate reason why multiple exchanges would refuse to let me withdraw crypto that I legally purchased to my own wallet? Any insight would be greatly appreciated. submitted by /u/Rebecca_0125 [link] [Kommentare]