c/crypto-news

For years now many of us have asked (or are still asking) “is this legit? a scam?” “when is it gonna boom?“ “is there a future in bitcoin?” and so on, to which the subreddit answer often comes from one of three factions: a hard “yes” from holders who dive into the nuances of statistics (mining performance, decentralized governance etc in full support etc), short term traders emphasizing the potential of timing the pump and dump casino, and the traditional traders who don’t trust it at all. The simpler truth is, “BTC” was never meant to be traded like a stock—it‘s just a digital currency. You can look at the initial boom as the transition from mostly paper registers to signs that say “cashless payments only.” Of course people who bet on it early were going to get a nice chunk of change as more and more people started using apple pay. Bitcoin is basically a decentralized Visa prepaid card. I’m not saying it’s valuable or not valuable, I don’t know what it’s gonna do, but if you view the bitcoin market as if a whole lot of people suddenly invested in the peso, yeah it’s gonna look volatile and different from another stock as well as less stable than a currency. Anyways… just some food for thought. Maybe for some of you a xanax. I’d love to hear your opinions for or against cryptocurrency :) submitted by /u/salieut [link] [Kommentare]

I sent myself RBLK tokens and they are showing up under my wallet address on etherscan but they are not displaying on my cold wallet. Anyone know what’s going on or what I can do?? submitted by /u/--LWYRUP-- [link] [Kommentare]

I've read the whitepapers. I've studied the tokenomics. I've spent three years learning about L2 scaling, MEV, and real yield. And then last night at 2am I bought a coin whose entire thesis is "what if Ansem, but a baby." No roadmap. No utility. Just a diaper and a dream. 🍼 My wife asked what I invested in. I said "the heir to the throne." She asked what that means. I don't know either. But I'm up 12% and she isn't, so who's the real baby here. Anyway not financial advice, I clearly have none. submitted by /u/amu4biz [link] [Kommentare]

I remember the time when there was BTC, ETH and LTC everywhere as only 3 coins u can buy on excange or local shops and places. LTC is used to be called - digital silver, while BTC was -digital gold. But in past couple years ppl only focus on BTC and ETH ( i guess bcs of ETF's) and LTC have been kinda left out. LTC was always my favourite coin, and wonder why people don't look at it as it is - top 3 oldest, reliable coins? - LTC have lowest fees than most of the coins + Fast block times - Also have halvings like BTC - Proof of stability through all these years - Circulating suply are almost 100% -Proof-of-Work mining - In almost all Merchant payments -Been there since 2011 - High liquidity - Listed on all exchanges I would add also- no venture capital controlling the network, like they do on BTC or ETH, even SOL. I know that LTC Litecoin remained focused on payments rather than becoming an application platform, but is that the only reason? submitted by /u/Ok_Statement1359 [link] [Kommentare]

Hello everyone! I recently used Switcher.finance, as I noticed many people recommended it. Unfortunately, after using it to swap some crypto, they received my crypto but refused to send the crypto that I am supposed to get. After contacting them, they keep saying that they sent it to me but stuck at transit. I also did some digging afterwards, and realised that they operate a massive bot farm, using multiple account to promote their services across social media. This is a massive fraud and scam. Until this is resolved, please avoid it at all costs. Based on my experience, I believe this is a massive scam. submitted by /u/JestonT [link] [Kommentare]

Somehow i won some money on my online casino,not a lot but enough to cash out. 1500 roughly, i usually buy in bitcoin and transfer winnings to Robinhood. Well i messed up and now i have that usdt and dont know how to cash out? Any help is apreciated. It ask me for example for network and gives me those 3 options, i dont know. submitted by /u/Mysterious_Dance5461 [link] [Kommentare]

Historically, within a bear market, July has always been the month with the strongest upward momentum. The 365-day bull market cycle is projected to end in October 2026. If the market behaves as it did in previous cycles, July would merely be a "bull trap." Following July, we would then see another significant downward move. Of course, this "forecast" is not 100% certain, and the market could behave differently than in the last cycle. However, so far, BTC has behaved exactly as it did in earlier bear markets. In my view, there is no relevant reason to expect a change in this pattern. Since we are dealing with established cycles, the current forecast is based on a "self-fulfilling prophecy": most of us know the cycle, use it as a guide, and trade according to the expected trend. That is precisely why this cycle is likely to play out just like the previous ones. Only one thing could change this: if the influence of institutional capital becomes so great that it forces an early end to the bear market, causing us all to succumb to FOMO :D:D:D As always: this is merely my personal opinion. This does not constitute trading advice! Everyone is responsible for their own actions. submitted by /u/BriBumer [link] [Kommentare]

I don't know if I am posting this in the right sub, so I apologize in advance for that and feel free to tell me where it would be better to post this. Anyway, this in the screenshot is an app called Erdo where you apparently earn money on a daily basis by pushing the start button 4x, and your USDC funds grow because AI is trading for you (I don't understand too much about crypto trading and such). One of my close friends entered this through one of his friends who told him that he recouped all his investments and earned more, but to me, this looks suspicious. You also need to invite new people to advance to a higher VIP level so your earning percentage gets bigger. This Erdo app apparently has been on the market since 2021. I would like to hear opinions from someone experienced. submitted by /u/Relative-Golf-235 [link] [Kommentare]

Ondo finance launched tokenized versions of blackrock's ivv and micron stock today, first time US listed securities have been tokenized on a public blockchain using existing US market infrastructure, third party custody and no issuer involvement,built on the framework the sec outlined in jan 2026 and securitize went public on nyse the same day and launched tokenized shares concurrently with its stock debut. its been seen as breakthrough and is structurally getting tokenized securities to work within existing US market rails without needing issuer sign off which is hard and hasnt been done cleanly before. But another version of this story thats been running for months is that platforms like bitpanda have had direct access to IVV, micron and 10,000+ other real securities( actual regulated shares) available to retail investors in europe since jan same account with fractional amounts The tokenization is interesting because it extends access to defi rails and 24/7 settlement but the framing that retail investors havent been able to access these assets is only true in specific jurisdictions and contexts. European retail has had clean regulated access to IVV for years through normal brokers and recently through multi asset platforms that put it next to crypto in one login. What tokenization actually solves is the composability problem using IVV as collateral in defi protocols, settling cross border in seconds and running it through smart contracts which is diff than retail access to the S&P 500, which was already solved. will anyone use tokenized equities for defi composability or is this mostly a narrative play right now? submitted by /u/Personal_Brilliant39 [link] [Kommentare]

Siete dei pagliacci qui sul sub,bravi a sparare Fud per i grossi giocatori in questo mercato ma poi la realtà vi rimette il trucco sulla faccia ed un bel naso rosso da clown. submitted by /u/YogSothothIsTheKey [link] [Kommentare]