c/crypto-news

https://preview.redd.it/iuw6qih5jhah1.png?width=1835&format=png&auto=webp&s=94d89462736e16571da98f661954c1e031f3e5f1 I still have hope for stablecoins. But not as an investment, as digital currency. But in the topic of Bitcoin: is there any thesis left where this coin becomes relevant ever again? What can Bitcoin offer over others? Besides the hope for a future rug pull? submitted by /u/User4f52 [link] [Kommentare]

https://preview.redd.it/kfv6bb9klhah1.png?width=531&format=png&auto=webp&s=7cf543d57c26617dac7f703c212101c05367b172 I tried to withdraw USDT using the Binance desktop website. I filled withdrawal form, hit "Withdraw" and nothing happened. After waiting a few minutes, I opened the browser console and saw it was flooded with 403 errors. I refreshed the page and realized I'd been logged out. I tried to login again and Binance required me to pass face scan verification. Once I got back in, I filled out the form again and clicked "Withdraw" - same result. Nothing happened, the console filled with 403 errors again, and refreshing the page logged me out a second time. On my next login attempt, Binance demanded me to set up a passkey on my phone. I did it, but it still wouldn't let me in, showing the exact same error message about the passkey. I messaged customer support. The AI bot was useless, giving me a ton of unrelated answers to problems I didn't have. I managed to get through to a human agent, but then customer support chatbox started glitching. My messages wouldn't send, and after 10–20 seconds, "Retry" and "Delete" buttons would pop up. I eventually figured out that if I spammed the "Retry" button 20 to 30 times, the message would finally go through. I used this trick to tell the agent that their chat was broken and asked if we could move to email. The agent just told me they don't have a support email, and this broken chat is my only option. How is this even possible to create such unusable service? submitted by /u/Aggravating_Dish_824 [link] [Kommentare]

> Article except. Goldman Lampe Private Bank has purchased €120 million (roughly $137 million) worth of Bitcoin, the UAE-based institution announced Monday, timing the buy to coincide with a recent pullback in cryptocurrency markets. The Ras al Khaimah-headquartered bank said the acquisition strengthens its institutional Bitcoin holdings and reflects its conviction in digital assets as a long-term store of value. The move positions Goldman Lampe as one of the more aggressive institutional buyers to act on the current market downturn. submitted by /u/zesushv [link] [Kommentare]

Subject remains stable despite sustained exposure to elevated shitcoin doses. Vitals: orange-pilled, unbothered, possibly immune. Increasing dosage tomorrow per peer review (yesterday’s PEPE injection showed promising early results). Top voted comment gets added tomorrow. Yesterday’s winner was PEPE. And remember, boys. Science requires sacrifice. submitted by /u/GrannyRocketeer [link] [Kommentare]

Well, we already know that Bitcoin isn't 100% anonymous and can be traced. That’s why mixers were invented. Question #1: Do they still work? Are they safe and easy to use? Claude mentioned a few options: Wasabi, Sparrow, and JoinMarket. To get Wasabi working, you have to install it first... Question #2: Isn't Monero a better option? How do I trade Monero? Does it have to be via Bisq? Can that be installed on Tails? One thing that bothers me about the crypto world is that the "solutions" are usually pretty complicated for someone who isn't into security. My mind is 97% occupied with work stuff. I need no-brainer solutions: Receive Bitcoin > Send to a mixer > Retrieve the crypto Or Receive Bitcoin > Buy Monero > Buy Bitcoin > Retrieve crypto... If I have to install or configure complicated things, it immediately puts me off. It can't be things that require me to spend days studying and testing... submitted by /u/No-Price-33 [link] [Kommentare]

So, a direct competitor to Tether? Thoughts? submitted by /u/ocean_protocol [link] [Kommentare]

Let's say, you have 2.5 trillion dollars in the bank while 1 BTC is worth $130k. You can now safely store that money in BTC. But when 1 BTC is worth only $60k you cannot store all of your money in it. => Buy BTC at ATH. It's the best store of value. submitted by /u/jspartanlee [link] [Kommentare]

Hi everyone, I have a question for people following the Bybit Global / Bybit EU changes for EEA residents from July 1. I currently have an active crypto-backed loan on bybit com, not regular margin trading. Does anyone know what will practically happen to existing loans after July 1 for users from Poland / the EEA? I am especially interested in the following: Do existing loans need to be closed/repaid immediately, or can they still be maintained? After July 1, will users still be able to repay the loan manually, for example by selling part of the collateral or using collateral for repayment? Will it still be possible to add collateral, make partial repayments, and manage LTV normally? If the loan needs to be moved elsewhere, what is currently the closest alternative in Europe/EEA — OKX Flexible Loan, or something else? I understand that the official Bybit announcement only says that access to “certain services” on Bybit Global for EEA residents will be progressively limited, and that users will retain access to their assets in order to remediate positions and balances. However, I have not seen a clear loan-specific explanation yet. I would appreciate input from anyone. submitted by /u/TomekGregory [link] [Kommentare]

Won't this need to move your funds out of Binance lead to people being forced to sell their crypto (probably at a loss) or is there a way to just move th crypto balance to another exchange and even if thats possible won't a lot of people just exit crypto. Could this lead to crypto prices crash given the volume of people affected. submitted by /u/No_Thanks2844 [link] [Kommentare]