I used to be into crypto from 2016-2021. Between 2019-2021, i made a x33 and just exited with my gains to focus on my personal life. I used to visit coinmarket everyday religiously back in those days. But now I don't know shit. A lot has changed. I don't really know where to start. Do you guys have any interesting coin to shill me up ? Or any newsletter of some good researcher that do macro analysis ? (i don't mind paying) Ty submitted by /u/NoiseDr [link] [Kommentare]

Before SpaceX IPO, Tesla and SpaceX revealed they both held considerable amount of btc, additionally Elon Musk back in the day openly embraced Dogecoin, many believes he holds a significant amount of the memecoin though undisclosed. With more than enough paper money to borrow against, I see Elon Musk/Tesla/SpaceX buying more btc and/or Dogecoin in the common weeks/months. submitted by /u/zesushv [link] [Kommentare]

Hey everyone, I got tired of paying massive monthly fees for premium alert tiers just to track multiple timeframes. To solve this, I built an Android utility called BitLogic. It is a pure market screener designed to let you visually stack your own custom technical analysis strategies and let the app scan the market for you 24/7. It currently supports live monitoring across Binance (Spot/Futures), Bybit (Spot/Futures), and CoinDCX. 🚀 Core Features Zero-Code Strategy Builder: Combine conditions using advanced AND/OR logic blocks without writing a single line of code. True Background Automation: Your strategies run continuously in the background, even when the app is closed, pushing instant notifications when your exact setups hit. Simultaneous Multi-Timeframe Checks: Scan across various intervals at the exact same time (1m, 5m, 15m, 1h, 4h, 1d) to catch micro momentum matching macro trends. Frictionless Guest Mode: Test the core strategy builder and manual scanning tools instantly without creating an account or providing an email. 📊 Supported Indicators & Data Points We are currently using a total of 124 data points, which breaks down into exactly 60 indicators/price actions and 64 candlestick patterns. Here is the exact breakdown by category: Technical Indicators (60 total): Trend & Overlap (19): SMA, EMA, MACD, Bollinger Bands, Ichimoku, Supertrend, etc. Momentum & Oscillators (23): RSI, Stochastic, MFI, ADX, CCI, MACD, etc. Volatility (6): ATR, Keltner Channels, Donchian Channels, etc. Volume (7): OBV, Chaikin Money Flow, VWMA, etc. Price Action (5): Open, High, Low, Close, Volume (The remaining 64 data points are fully dedicated to candlestick patterns). The Android version is completely free and live right now. (A native Windows desktop version is hitting the Microsoft Store soon). Check it out here: BitLogic.info I'd love to hear your thoughts on the scanning speed or the UI. Let me know what indicators you want me to add to the builder next! submitted by /u/SituationBoth7745 [link] [Kommentare]

spcx is turning into a clean case study for tokenized stocks. the basic setup is simple: spacex is expected to trade on nasdaq under spcx, and tokenized versions of the shares are also being discussed for solana through platforms like backpack securities and sunrise defi. a few things i’m tracking: spcx - the main equity ticker. big name, huge attention, and probably a useful benchmark for how much demand exists outside normal brokerage rails. sol - the chain getting the attention here. if tokenized public equities actually get real usage, settlement speed, liquidity, custody and compliance all matter more than the usual crypto narrative. backpack securities - worth watching because the claim is that the token is backed 1:1 by actual shares with redemption mechanics. that part matters more than just “stock on-chain.” sunrise defi - another piece of the infrastructure side. not as easy to evaluate from the headline, but tokenized equities need more than just a ticker and a smart contract. traditional brokers - still relevant here. if the normal share and the tokenized version both exist, the spread, fees, access rules and redemption process become the whole story. tldr: tokenized equities are moving from theory into more visible tests. spcx is just a much louder example because the underlying company has mainstream attention already. what would you care about most before trusting a tokenized stock: custody, redemption, liquidity, regulation, or fees? submitted by /u/GurneyStewart [link] [Kommentare]

I spent the last few days building a small side project called Coindrips. https://coindrips.github.io/ The idea came from a simple frustration: there are hundreds of crypto reward sites, games, and blockchain-based platforms scattered across the internet, but finding legitimate ones usually means digging through old forum posts, YouTube videos, and random blog lists. So I built a clean directory that organizes them in one place with short explanations, signup guidance, and beginner-friendly instructions. I tried to keep the site minimal, fast, and easy to navigate, especially for people who are new to crypto and don't know where to start. Just a personal project I wanted to build and share with the community. I'd genuinely appreciate feedback on: • Design and usability • Sites I should add or remove • Features that would make discovery easier • Anything that feels confusing or unnecessary Would love to hear what you think. And if you have any other sites to add, feel free to mention them. submitted by /u/Arch7er [link] [Kommentare]

Yo guys, Just a quick market take from someone who has been sitting in this circus for 8+ years, mostly on TradingView, Twitter, Reddit, charts, and too many late-night candles. I’ve been around since the 2017–2018 BTC run when everyone thought $20k was either the top forever or the beginning of some new religion. So yeah, I’ve seen this movie before. And right now? Let’s be honest: crypto looks like absolute garbage. BTC dumped into the $61k–$65k area, basically new 2026 lows. ETH broke below $2k and is hanging around the $1.6k zone. Alts are bleeding like crazy. Total market cap got hit hard, BTC ETF outflows are ugly, longs got liquidated for billions, institutions are selling, whales are reducing exposure, and macro is not helping at all. The Fed is not rushing to cut rates, inflation is still annoying, and the whole market is in risk-off mode. So what are people saying? TradingView is full of bearish ideas right now. Some people are calling for another drop to $57k before a real bounce. Others are talking about a gap fill below $63k. You also get the usual “BTC is dead” comments, half-joking but clearly nervous. On the other side, some traders are watching the $58k–$60k area as a possible demand zone and expecting a bounce back to $64k–$67k if buyers show up. Reddit daily threads are basically group therapy at this point. Everyone is asking where the rotation from tech stocks is, why alts are underperforming so badly, and whether this is worse than 2022. But the older guys are saying the same thing I’m thinking: this looks like a classic mid-cycle dump after the halving. My rough view: BTC This is still normal cycle behavior. After the 2025 ATH, a 40–50% drawdown is painful, but not unusual for crypto. The $58k–$60k support area matters a lot. If it breaks, yeah, we could see $50k. That would suck, but it would not be the end of the world. Long term, I don’t think institutions are gone. Regulation is clearer than before, ETFs are still here, and future inflows can come back fast once macro turns. If liquidity improves, I still think $100k+ BTC in 2026 is possible. ETH ETH looks rough, no sugarcoating it. L2s are growing, the ecosystem is still active, but the price action is weak as hell. That said, extreme fear has often been close to the bottom in previous cycles. If ETH finds a bottom and starts moving again, the upside is still there because of staking, tokenization, DeFi, and all the real infrastructure being built around it. But if $1.6k breaks badly, it can get ugly short term. Alts Most alts look dead right now. But honestly, this is usually when the best entries start forming. I’m not saying buy every random trash coin. Most of them will never come back. But some narratives are still alive: RWA, tokenized assets, AI-related coins, maybe quantum-resistance stuff if that narrative keeps getting attention. Solana, BNB, XRP and a few others are holding up better than most. The next alt season, if we get one, will probably not lift every coin equally. Projects with real usage, liquidity, and adoption will survive. The rest will just stay dead. So what am I doing? I’m not FOMO-longing here. Liquidation risk is too high. For me, this is a DCA and patience zone, not a “go 20x long because Twitter said bottom is in” zone. I want to see BTC reclaim $67k–$70k with real volume before getting aggressive again. Risk management matters more than ever. Small position sizes, clear stops, no emotional revenge trades. I’d rather miss the first 10% of the move than get chopped to death trying to catch every fake bounce. Macro can still pressure the market through the summer. But if liquidity improves later in 2026 and adoption keeps moving, the picture could look very different by winter or 2027. Bottom line: the market is washing out weak hands, same as always. Anyone who survived 2018 or 2022 knows this feeling. Blood on the streets never feels good in the moment, but historically, that’s where the best long-term entries come from. Don’t panic sell. Don’t overleverage like a maniac. Hold strong projects, study the charts, keep cash ready, and wait for confirmation. What are you guys watching right now? Any coins or setups that actually look strong in this mess? Not financial advice. Just thoughts from an old guy who has been staring at candles for too long. submitted by /u/cammmtheemann [link] [Kommentare]

Can i create a crypto coin from scratch and make it worth the same amount all of the time? Even if other people can buy/sell their share Can i start with all of the shares? submitted by /u/Cacely [link] [Kommentare]

Hey I'm looking to make a usdt wallet. I looked up and found apps like kast and binance and bitpay. Could anyone recommend me a good app to use? In terms of less fees and able to use them in different sites and apps and servicrs as payments submitted by /u/ViperTheDeadLy [link] [Kommentare]