every "AI agents will earn money" pitch i see assumes agents can sell services or do outreach, and in practice that barely works — no customers, no conversions, someone still has to say yes on the other end. trading is the exception, and i think it's underrated as "the first real job" for an autonomous agent: it doesn't need a counterparty to agree, the agent acts, gets immediate feedback from the market, and adjusts. that's a full loop it can run on its own, on-chain, 24/7. i'm not claiming a bot prints money — it's automation, not magic, and plenty blow up. but as the one thing an agent can do end-to-end without a human in the loop, trading seems like the natural starting point for whatever the "agent economy" turns into. where's the hole? is there another on-chain job an agent can actually complete solo today (LP'ing? arbitrage? something i'm missing?), or is trading really it for now? submitted by /u/Dry_Steak30 [link] [Kommentare]
I put $10 into 8 different Crypto Cards to see which one works best in South Africa. My goal was to cut through the smoke and mirrors. Reward claims are locked behind tiers and hidden fees. Let's see exactly which card is honest, cheapest, and best for the end user. The Methodology: Time spent: 2.5 hours downloading, signing up, and doing KYC for 8 different cards. The purchase: 8 packets of Lays at a local OK supermarket (one on each card). Poor cashier. The cost per packet: R23.99. The official FX rate at the time: 1 ZAR = 0.061796 USD | 1 USD = 16.182216 ZAR At that exact spot rate, a R23.99 packet of chips should cost exactly 1.482492 USD. Any amount charged above $1.48 on my $10 balance is the hidden spread, network fee, or conversion tax. I expect most cards to round up to $1.49 when claiming a 0% fee, even though this will be a 0.50% fee incurred. Note: VISA and Mastercard are always at a slight premium above the official FX rate. Mastercard actually tends to have a slightly better raw exchange rate than Visa. *This is charged to the crypto platform issuing the card, which then passes the cost down to you. Visa sources its daily exchange rates directly from wholesale foreign exchange markets. Independent tests historically show that Visa’s actual base rate is usually only 0.2% to 0.5% higher than the true "mid-market" rate (the rate you see on Google). This tiny spread is mostly due to market fluctuations and the 1-2 day lag between when you tap your card and when the transaction officially settles. Here is the full breakdown of what it takes to get these cards in SA, and what they actually cost to use. The South African Crypto Card At Base Tiers Rank Card Net Effective Cost (on ~$1.48 purchase) Gross FX Spread Base Cashback Custody Virtual Card Cost Setup Time Key Strengths Key Weaknesses Best For 2 Coca 1.47 (after CB) 1.18% 1% (USDC, monthly) Non-Custodial ✅ Free ~8 min Good perks, stablecoin CB up to $10,000/monthBest Card with just 1 upgrade "Up to" higher tiers Balanced rewards + subscriptions 1 EtherFi ~$1.45 (beats market after cashback) ~0.51% 3% instant Non-Custodial ✅ Free (1st) ~8 min Highest base reward, tier upgrades suck $2k/mo cap for top CB Everyday spending + max savings 3 Bitget ~$1.47 (beats market) ~0.51% Fx fee refund Non-Custodial ✅ Free ~10 min Transparent Mastercard rate, Africa focus Limited ATM Self-custody + low friction 4 Wirex Competitive (~1.18% all-in) 1.18% 0.5% (WXT) Custodial ⚠️ Free ~12 min Long track record, multi-currency Volatile token rewards, strict POA Reliable backup 5 RedotPay Full spread (~2.53%) ~2.53% 0% Custodial ⚠️ $10 ~12 min High limits, popular in ZA No rewards, issuance fee High-limit backup 6 Bybit ~$1.53 (after points) ~2.53% 2% (points) Custodial ⚠️ Free Gated High limits, potential airdrops Double fees, points system Higher volume users 7 Kast ~$1.60 (expensive) ~7.93% 1.5% (locked) Custodial ⚠️ $2 ~10 min Solana-native, credit mode Flat fees kill small purchases Large USD/Solana spends only 8 Oobit ~$1.74 (very expensive) ~17.5% 1–10% (tiered) Self-Custodial ✅ Free ~7 min Direct wallet link (no preload) $0.25 min fee destroys small tx Large transactions only 1. 🥇 Coca Card Charged: $1.50 Base Cashback: 1% Paid back on the 10th. Remaining: $8.50 Wallet Architecture: Fully Non-Custodial ✅ Card Costs & Limits Virtual Card: Free Physical Card: $1 + International Shipping Monthly Spend Limit: $30,000 ATM Withdrawals: Fee-free up to $250/month (standard international network fees apply immediately to any amount over this threshold). Sign-Up & KYC Process Total Setup Time: ~8 minutes Email Verification ID/Passport Scan National ID Number (Entered Separately) Verification Questionnaire The Claim vs. The Reality Claim: Earn "up to" 8% cashback on purchases and 50% cashback on subscriptions like Netflix and Spotify. Note: The phrase "up to" does a lot of heavy lifting. Actual: 1% cashback on all purchases up to $10,000 Cashback paid in USDC on the 10th of each month 5% APY on Stablecoin No 50% subscription discounts FX Cost & Conversion Fee The Promise: "Zero FX Fees on Direct Pairs" (meaning a fee is applied here) https://preview.redd.it/rwiw16axodeh1.jpg?width=945&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=56460937cfaf389808490e5200de493dad7dfc7a The Baseline Market Cost: $1.48 (Based on the true mid-market rate) The Actual Deducted Charge: $1.50 The Hidden Spread: A 1.18% markup applied on top of the mid-market exchange rate. Cashback: With the included 1% Cashback, this brings Coca to a 0% fee for the first $10,000 spent monthly 2. 🥈EtherFi https://preview.redd.it/cl7t5qezodeh1.png?width=617&format=png&auto=webp&s=4fd4286520d90e6707d36e4038de66d516626f79 Charged: $1.50 Base Cashback: 3% Instant Remaining: $8.55 with instant cashback. Wallet Architecture: Fully Non-Custodial ✅ Card Costs & Limits Virtual Card: 1st Virtual Free (Additional virtual cards are $10). Physical Card: $50 ⚠️ (Metal cards are unlocked on higher VIP tiers). Spend Limit: Up to $30,000/day on the free Core tier. ATM Withdrawals: $250/day limit with a 2% flat fee per withdrawal (there is no free tier for cash withdrawals). Sign-Up & KYC Process Total Setup Time: ~8 minutes Email Verification ID/Passport Scan Verification Questionnaire Mobile Number Verification The Claim vs. The Reality Claims: 3% Cashback Borrow without selling Up to 5% APY Earn on Autopilot Actual 3% Cashback on first $2,000 monthly spend You can spend against collateral while it continues to earn yield in a Vault. Liquid vaults offer high APY. The highest yield offer currently is Euro Yield 11.39% Real FX Cost & Conversion Spread The Promise: 0% FX fees on EUR and USD, with a 0% to 0.5% markup (plus network rate) for other currencies. https://preview.redd.it/xuc2xaaxodeh1.jpg?width=945&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=99e42c4e83fd7b49631a2925f0ae5e89e9a62413 The Reality: While they do apply a small FX spread to convert your ZAR purchase, the cashback completely absorbs it. The Baseline Market Cost: $1.48 (Based on the true mid-market rate) The Actual Deducted Charge: $1.49 The Hidden Spread (Gross): A 0.51% markup applied on top of the mid-market exchange rate during the swipe. The Verdict: While EtherFi does apply a 0.51% network/FX spread when you swipe in Rands, their massive upfront cashback completely neutralizes the fee. Because your net cost was only $1.45, you mathematically paid less than the global market value for those chips. As long as you stay under the $2,000 monthly cap to retain that high cashback tier, you are literally beating the system on every swipe. 3. 🥉Bitget Wallet Charged: $1.49 Base Cashback: Full Fx Fee Refunded later. Remaining: $8.51 Wallet Architecture: Fully Non-Custodial ✅ Card Costs & Limits Virtual Card: Free Physical Card: $49 (Processing & Shipping fee) Spend Limit: Up to $5,000 daily limit. $100,000 yearly limit. ATM Withdrawals: No ATM withdrawals or over-the-counter cash withdrawals. Sign-Up & KYC Process Total Setup Time: 10 minutes Email Verification ID/Passport Scan National ID Number (Entered Separately) Verification Questionnaire Mobile Number Verification The Claim vs. The Reality Bitget is pushing hard into the African market (rolling out in SA in May 2026) and their marketing is aggressive, but they actually deliver on the backend utility. Claims: 0 fees Bank Transfers $5 bonus on sign up Earn as you spend Actual: Fx Fee is returned as pending cashback on transaction fees. This can only be claimed once the accumulated cashback balance exceeds $1.00. $5 Bonus unlocks after a single $5 transaction is made Bank Transfer using Banxa incurs as 6% fee The Real FX Cost & Conversion Spread The Promise: Non-USD payment fees - 1.7% https://preview.redd.it/hnay18axodeh1.jpg?width=945&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1dcc2713296fb25e79705edfac14396027be33ca The Reality: Out of all the cards tested, Bitget's Mastercard rails proved to be the most transparent and closest to the true mid-market rate. The Baseline Market Cost: $1.47 (Based on Mastercards true mid-market rate) The Actual Deducted Charge: $1.49 The Hidden Spread: An incredibly low 0.51% markup applied on top of the mid-market exchange rate during the swipe. Below the 1.7% fee Bitget promises. The Verdict: When you factor in the $0.02 guaranteed cashback, your net effective cost drops to exactly $1.47 Bitget Wallet essentially subsidizes the entire Mastercard network fee, giving you a mathematically perfect mid-market exchange rate. 4. Wirex One Charged: $1.49 Base Cashback: 0.5% Remaining: $8.5 Wallet Architecture: Custodial ⚠️ Card Costs & Limits Virtual Card: Free Physical Card: ⚠️ Locked under Premium tiers Spend Limit: High daily limits, but heavily dependent on your tier and source of wealth checks. ATM Withdrawals: Free up to roughly $250/month (200 GBP/EUR equivalent); a 2% fee applies thereafter. Sign-Up & KYC Process Total Setup Time: ~12 minutes ⚠️ Email Verification ID/Passport Scan National ID Number (Entered Separately) Proof of Address - Strict verification required) Verification Questionnaire: The Claim vs. The Reality Claims: One of the original pioneers of the crypto card. Up to 8% Cryptoback on purchases Zero-fee FX globally Actual: Around since 2014, but the rewards system has become highly tokenized over the years. Token-Locked. To hit that 8%, you have to lock up a massive amount of their native WXT token. Standard base-tier users usually earn a modest 0.5% cashback, and it is paid entirely in WXT (which is subject to market volatility) rather than stable USDC. Mostly True. Wirex uses real-time OTC. However my ledger shows a tiny "ghost fee" Real FX Cost & Conversion Spread The Promise: 0% Fx Fee Globally. https://preview.redd.it/ha3f6iaxodeh1.jpg?width=945&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c8c3d3d463afd213a5456ed468547f04c248dba8 The Math Breakdown: Initial Balance: $10.00 The Swipe Charge (What the terminal requested): $1.49 Your Final Balance: $8.50 Total Actual Deduction: $1.50 The All-In Hidden Spread: A 1.18% markup on top of the mid-market exchange rate. The Verdict Wirex is highly competitive. A final all-in spread of 1.18% puts them right next to Coca and Bitget as one of the cheapest cards to use for spending Rands in South Africa. The only major downside is that their cashback is paid in their volatile native token (WXT) instead of stablecoins, and their strict Proof of Address requirements can make onboarding a headache. 5. RedotPay (Most Used in ZA) https://preview.redd.it/u61o1kbyodeh1.png?width=395&format=png&auto=webp&s=6b5dcf163e3654891ba8bd7da1bbcec100f9fe43 Charged: $1.515 (rounded up to $1.52) Base Cashback: 0% Remaining: - $8.48. *Card was $10 alone, so I needed to add $20 for this test. Wallet Architecture: Custodial ⚠️ Card Costs & Limits Virtual Card: $10 Physical Card: $100 + International Shipping Spend Limit: $1 Million yearly ($100,000 per-transaction limit) ATM Withdrawals: 2% fee up to $10,000 monthly (increases to 3% for amounts above $10,000). There is no fee-free ATM tier. Sign-Up & KYC Process Total Setup Time: ~12 minutes ⚠️ (Slightly longer due to address verification) Email Verification: ✅ ID/Passport Scan: ✅ National ID Number (Entered Separately): ✅ Proof of Address (POA): ✅ (Required for full limits) Verification Questionnaire: ✅ Mobile Number Verification: ✅ The Claim vs. The Reality Claim: "Up to 40% referral commission" and competitive conversion rates. Note: Their perks lean entirely toward affiliates rather than rewarding everyday consumers for spending. Actual: 0% cashback on regular card spending Yield earning available on stablecoins (USDT/USDC) Crypto credit lines available against collateral. P2P Integrated (with almost no usage though) USD and EU Banking Accounts A great Referral program FX Cost & Conversion Fee The Promise: "High Limits, Low Fees" (Typically citing a ~1% internal crypto-to-fiat conversion fee). https://preview.redd.it/susrflaxodeh1.jpg?width=945&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fa20f1acdd294fe7a6c51b3c5cfaaae36abdbd60 The Baseline Market Cost: $1.48 (Based on the true mid-market rate) The Actual Deducted Charge: Claimed - $1.515 Actual in bank - $1.2 The Hidden Spread: A 2.53%% markup applied on top of the mid-market exchange rate. Cashback: With 0% base cashback, RedotPay offers no consumer rewards to offset this spread, making that ~2.53% markup your true, out-of-pocket expense 6. Bybit Card https://preview.redd.it/fb263vezodeh1.png?width=604&format=png&auto=webp&s=a3fab4230ef0c8ab1e87e9cae7c33d8c33988023 Charged: $1.50 Base Cashback: *2% given in points. Remaining: $8.47 Wallet Architecture: Custodial ⚠️ Card Costs & Limits Virtual Card: Free Physical Card: $29.99 ⚠️ Spend Limit: Up to $10,000 daily / $50,000 monthly ATM Withdrawals: First $100 per month is free; a 2% flat fee applies to all withdrawals after that. Sign-Up & KYC Process Total Setup Time: Usually fast, but heavily gated for South Africans. Email Verification ID/Passport Scan National ID Number (Entered Separately) Proof of Address (POA) Tax Number Authenticator Set Up The Claim vs. The Reality Claims: Up to 10% Cashback Cashback on every purchase $10 Airdrop after depositing $100 100% off some subscriptions Actual: 2% on starter tier Paid in points. The cashback isn't paid directly in USDC. $10 Airdrop includes a 100 USDT Deposit and spending on the card. Must manually claim Must spend 500 USDT a month to unlock 100% subscription cashback. Works for multiple subscriptions The Real FX Cost & Conversion Spread The Promise: A transparent ~2% Foreign Exchange Fee. https://preview.redd.it/7lllufaxodeh1.jpg?width=945&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=075b9b875e5774bd0e15decfd6031b69c57389a0 The Reality: Bybit actually hits you with a "Double Fee" if you hold stablecoins. They charge a 2% FX fee for spending outside of USD/EUR, but they also charge a 0.9% Crypto Conversion Fee to convert your USDC into fiat to fund the transaction. They claim a “Currency & Fee Breakdown” where they show exactly how I paid $1.5. However, my balance showed something else. On further investigation, I can see the actual USDC charge was $1.5237. When you spend using their card, you aren't just dealing with standard Visa or Mastercard fees… You are also dealing with Bybit's internal exchange fees for converting your crypto into fiat before the swipe even happens. https://preview.redd.it/0d1xfjaxodeh1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=2eb4d6b59c9b52647190e9cd9aa1da01759f1ff7 Let's break down your exact math: Initial Balance: $10.00 Actual USDC Deducted: -1.5237 USDC Final Balance: $8.47 The Baseline Market Cost: $1.48 The Actual Deducted Charge: $1.52 (1.5237) The Hidden Spread (Gross): A 2.53 % markup applied on top of the mid-market exchange rate. (This perfectly matches their 2% FX fee + roughly 0.9% crypto conversion fee) The Verdict Bybit's fee structure is heavy. Hitting you with a 2% regional FX fee plus a 0.9% crypto conversion fee pushes your gross markup to almost 3%. While the 2% cashback brings your net out-of-pocket cost back down to $1.49 (a highly competitive net rate of ~0.76% above market), those rewards are paid in points, making it a bit more tedious than cards like EtherFi that pay out instantly in stablecoins. The 100% off subscriptions are a heavy incentive, though. 7. Kast https://preview.redd.it/9mmulwezodeh1.png?width=677&format=png&auto=webp&s=6a46ccfe7d04a35b5b13bfb17038090ae60a5d1d Charged: $1.60 Base Cashback: 1.5% Remaining: $6.40 *Incl $2 Virtual Card Wallet Architecture: Custodial ⚠️ Card Costs & Limits Virtual Card: $2 ⚠️ (Kast markets the base tier as "free" in 2026, but regional variations or legacy signups often trigger this $2 issuance fee). Physical Card: ~$40 + Delivery Spend Limit: Unlimited daily purchases. ATM Withdrawals: $3 flat fee + 2% of the withdrawal amount ⚠️ (Very expensive for pulling ZAR cash locally). Sign-Up & KYC Process Total Setup Time: ~10 minutes Email Verification ID/Passport/Drivers Scan National ID Number (Entered Separately) Proof of Address (POA) Verification Questionnaire Mobile Number Verification The Claim vs. The Reality Kast heavily markets itself as a premium, Solana-native lifestyle card. The perks are solid, but they come with strings attached. Claims: 0.5-1.75% Fx Fees 1.5% cashback. Solana-First Architecture Actual $0.10 to $0.20 "Low Transaction Surcharge" on any non-USD purchase under $25. On the standard tier, you get 1.5% cashback. However, the catch is that it has a 14-day holding period and cannot be withdrawn to external wallets. It is locked inside the Kast ecosystem to offset future card purchases. Top-ups flow through the Solana network (USDC, USDT, SOL), delivering near-instant settlement and sub-cent gas fees to fund your card. The Real FX Cost & Conversion Spread The Promise: up to 1.7% fx on purchases under $25. A flat $0.10 on any purchase under $25. https://preview.redd.it/6jlkeirxodeh1.png?width=945&format=png&auto=webp&s=a49c000625364a082c009dad5130fea0a2ba663e The Reality: Kast absolutely punishes small, everyday local purchases due to a hidden micro-transaction penalty buried in their terms of service. The Math on Your End: $10 deposit - $2 virtual card fee - $6.40 remaining balance = $1.60 deducted for the chips. The Baseline Market Cost: $1.47 (Based on the true mid-market rate) The Actual Deducted Charge: $1.60 The Hidden Spread: A massive ~7.93% markup. They claim there is either a 0.5-1.75% fee or a $0.10 fee. But in this case they’ve included both a 1.18% markup + $0.10 The Verdict: Kast works as a card if you are spending heavily in USD or moving large amounts of money on the Solana network. However, for daily, small-ticket ZAR spending like coffee or groceries, their flat low-transaction fees make them mathematically one of the most expensive cards you could possibly use in South Africa. 8. Oobit https://preview.redd.it/a3ci2u2zodeh1.png?width=549&format=png&auto=webp&s=d8d2896409c540be77efd425de508f2f2574ca71 Charged: $1.74 Base Cashback: 1% Remaining: $8.26 Wallet Architecture: Web3 Bridge (Self-Custodial) - Funds stay in your own Web3 wallet until the split-second the transaction is authorized Card Costs & Limits Virtual Card: Free Physical Card: ❌ Not available. The platform operates entirely via Apple Pay and Google Pay integration. Spend Limit: Up to $5,000 daily / $150,000 monthly. ATM Withdrawals: Not supported (virtual only). Sign-Up & KYC Process Total Setup Time: +-7 minutes Email Verification ID/Passport Scan National ID Number (Entered Separately) Verification Questionnaire Mobile Number Verification The Claim vs. The Reality Claims: Up to 10% Cashback Never Pre-Load Again Bitcoin Debit Card Actual: Heavy spending or Oobit Token Spending is required. The 10% rate is strictly limited to purchases made using their native OOB token. If you pay with stablecoins (USDT/USDC), cashback tops out at 5%. You only unlock that rate after you have already spent $1,500 through the app within a 90-day cycle. Oobit aggressively markets its cashback program, but the reality is heavily restricted by regional and asset limitations. This is their killer feature. You can send money to your account, but unlike crypto cards, Oobit connects directly to your wallet, staying in crypto until you pay, with no preloading. You can absolutely pay with Bitcoin Directly, but watch out for fees. The Real FX Cost & Conversion Spread The Promise: Oobit is transparent about pricing, 1% transaction fee OR a $0.25 minimum, whichever is higher. https://preview.redd.it/tecl2oaxodeh1.jpg?width=945&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d5b4d90ef0c955b6e78b9540126dc872ba98a2ff The Reality: I paid a 0.51% fee + the $0.25 The Baseline Market Cost: $1.48 The Oobit Flat Fee: 0.51% + $0.25 The Actual Deducted Charge: $1.74 The Hidden Spread: A staggering 17.5% markup applied on top of the mid-market exchange rate. The Verdict Oobit’s underlying technology is arguably the best on the market right now for true Web3 self-custody. However, their fee structure makes them completely unusable for small, everyday purchases in South Africa. If you use Oobit to buy an R5,000 plane ticket, you will only pay a standard 1% fee. But if you use Oobit to buy a R25 coffee or packet of chips, that $0.25 minimum flat fee will hit you with a 15% to 20% effective markup every single time. submitted by /u/tristynjoshua [link] [Kommentare]
Hi All, I’ve been using GoMining for about 6 months and was struggling to understand an optimal investment approach so made a calculator to save me re-running iterations to calculates my profits - I’ve finally converted it to a functional website. Its essentially my spreadsheet but auto updates live data/prices and produces a graph that helps to visualise an investmentbapproach when buying a miner off the market so you can see whether locking more GMT for a bigger discount actually pays off or just ties up capital for nothing. You’ll be surprised at the results, as locking GMT doesn’t always yield the optimal approach. It pulls live BTC/GMT prices too which saves me updating things manually. Give it a try here: gominingcalculator.net Happy to take feedback — there's a feedback form built into the site if you spot something off or want a feature added. Mr personal collection: - Number of Miners = 9 - Power = 132.31TH - Efficiency = 15W/TH - Total Rewards = 0.00522312BTC Would love any comments/feedback! Also, what happened to moons? Thanks. submitted by /u/mcgrimes [link] [Kommentare]
TL;DR for those who don't click links: * 36th quarterly BNB burn just went through: 1,615,827.795 BNB (\~$931.7M at time of burn) sent to the dead address * Total supply now sits at 133,166,127.91 BNB. Long-term target is 100M * Amount isn't picked by anyone. The Auto-Burn formula uses BNB price + blocks produced on BNB Smart Chain (BSC) that quarter, and the tx is verifiable on BscScan * This is separate from the BEP-95 real-time burn (gas fees burned every block), which has torched \~291K BNB on its own * Third burn of 2026, next one in \~3 months submitted by /u/FTXACCOUNTANT [link] [Kommentare]
On top of breaking into the top 10 crypto rankings by market cap, Hyperliquid's Open Interest hit $9.3B on July 1, 2026, surpassing Bybit, MEXC, Gate, and other major CEXs to become the second-largest perp exchange by OI, behind only Binance ($22.1B). A primer for those unfamiliar with Open Interest (OI): it is the total number of outstanding derivative contracts that have not yet been settled or closed. For the perps space, OI is the equivalent of Total Value Locked (TVL) in DeFi it basically shows how much capital is actually live and trading. Besides HIP-3's constant OI records, HYPE also experienced a trend shift with stocks perps tripling its share of HIP-3 trading volume to 47%, with commodities declining to 21%. This is from our Q2 2026 crypto industry report ,more charts and breakdowns on Hyperliquid, HYPE, and the rest of the market in the full writeup if anyone's interested. writeup: https://www.coingecko.com/research/publications/2026-q2-crypto-report submitted by /u/khai0001 [link] [Kommentare]
Prediction market platform Kalshi has called off plans for its latest offering: Contracts that would let users wager on upcoming flight cancellations. The decision comes after social media users expressed fears that bad actors could make mischief at airports in order to collect a payout, and after popular airline-tracking service FlightAware said Kalshi could not use its data to resolve the contracts. Kalshi had planned to begin listing flight cancellation contracts on Wednesday, according to a regulatory filing, but a spokesperson on Thursday told Fortune that the company has opted not to go forward for now. Kalshi’s proposed contracts applied to airport-wide cancellations, not individual flights, and included detailed rules prohibiting insiders—including TSA agents and airport and union officials—from placing wagers. Nonetheless, skeptics seized on the news to warn that airport workers seeking a payoff might collude to cancel a flight, or that crooks could call in fake threats to shut down air travel. It’s unclear to what degree the concern over the Kalshi flight contracts was justified given the prohibition of wagers by insiders, and in light of stiff criminal penalties for threats or hoaxes directed at the airport industry. Read more [paywall removed for Redditors]: https://fortune.com/2026/07/16/kalshi-flight-cancellations/?utm_source=reddit/ submitted by /u/fortune [link] [Kommentare]
Not necessarily the cheapest trade, but one where everything worked exactly as expected without delays, confusion, or extra steps. It feels like those transactions deserve appreciation because they don't happen as often as they should. submitted by /u/ResidentGur271 [link] [Kommentare]
tried to post about /r/Nanogotchi and it was taken down without any reason. Nano (XNO) is a cryptocurrency, and it didn't break any of the rules so? submitted by /u/K1LLerCal [link] [Kommentare]
Let me know what you think about this :) Good luck to everyone! #memecoins . . . . Woooooooooooo submitted by /u/One_Examination3793 [link] [Kommentare]
Not sure if anyone uses tools or AI to trade, but something I came across that seems like it’ll be beneficial for nubs and AI enthusiasts. https://x.com/swarmx\\\_402/status/2077021515325792645?s=20 submitted by /u/Puzzleheaded-Ad-3850 [link] [Kommentare]
1) New Google research suggests quantum computers may be able to break cryptography sooner than expected 2) Bitcoin considered particularly exposed as its longer history has generated large number of visible public keys 3) Moving to post-quantum cryptography too early could also create vulnerabilities, executives warn submitted by /u/semanticweb [link] [Kommentare]