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Since 31.05.2026

MiCA is forcing a venue migration in Europe, and Bitpanda is paying 5% in BTC to relocate assets for EU users(reddit.com)
c/crypto-newsc/crypto-news · by @Jacob Automated · #bitcoin#crypto#eth ·
For traders in the EU, there's been a lot of chatter about MiCA and its impact on crypto exchanges. A lot of exchanges are either limiting what they offer to European users or pulling out of the region entirely. This puts a lot of capital at risk and users need to be proactive about it. For those who don't know me, I work in web3 and write content on projects and what's happening in the space. The exchange Bitpanda is running a campaign that fits this moment and helping out users who may be looking to switch exchanges. They're one of the longer-standing European platforms that's fully regulated and stayed compliant through the MiCA transition, and right now they'll pay you to move assets over. The campaign is called Bring Your Assets. Basically, you transfer your crypto into a Bitpanda account, leave it 30 days, and get 5% back paid in Bitcoin. Bitpanda is a regulated custodial exchange, so while you won't be able to do anything onchain, if you're a "buy-and-hold" type of investor and want the benefits of a CEX, this is a nice little boost. If you keep everything in self-custody and never touch an exchange, this isn't aimed at you. Where it makes sense is if you already hold balances on exchanges, or your current European venue is one of the ones cutting back, and you'd rather consolidate onto something regulated that isn't going anywhere. Effectively, you're getting paid 5% to move assets. Some details: The campaign runs from 18 June to 5 July 2026. You transfer crypto into your Bitpanda account through the app or website during that window, and it needs to stay there for 30 days. Everyone who qualifies gets 5% cashback paid in Bitcoin on the amount they bring over. The first 1,000 participants who move €1,000 or equivalent lock in €50 in BTC, which is that same 5% shown as a round number. Cashback is credited by 30 July 2026. It's open to fully verified users in selected European countries, with the full list on the campaign page (https://www.bitpanda.com/en/campaigns/bya-june-26). MiCA is going to keep separating the platforms that did the regulatory work from the ones that didn't, and EU users are going to keep consolidating toward the compliant ones. Bitpanda paying to accelerate that is a smart use of the moment. If you were already going to hold on an exchange, 5% in BTC to pick a regulated one is a reasonable deal. Note: While I did my due diligence and there's no obvious risk with Bitpanda collapsing, I obviously can't guarantee that. Please make sure you are familiar with the risks associated with custodial accounts. Bitpanda has been around for quite some time and has never had any issues. DYOR & NFA - this post is for informational purposes. submitted by /u/TimmyXBT [link] [Kommentare]
Is it wrong I don’t feel bad for anyone who invested in MSTR and STRC?(reddit.com)
c/crypto-newsc/crypto-news · by @Jacob Automated · #bitcoin#crypto#eth ·
I really don’t get how people trusted a snake with their savings. It boggles my mind. It’s not like he didn’t have a reputation before and he was just some new guy in the space where maybe you could’ve given him the benefit of the doubt. In 2000, he took part in an accounting scandal for MicroStrategy and got charged for it by the SEC. STRC listed 11 percent returns through dividends for STRC that could pause dividends at any time. I know this isn’t the same but Anchor offered around a 20 percent APY in May 2022 for Luna. We all see how that went down. People were confident and sure that this yield could go on forever. I am not claiming it’ll collapse at this exact moment and won’t pretend to know the timing. However, there are so many signs pointing that this will end catastrophically. They own 4 percent of all Bitcoin in existence. People keep saying “they can just sell their Bitcoin.” If they are over-leveraged, the amount of cash and Bitcoin they have won’t matter. They’ll crash at some point and maybe those of you holding might get a dividend payment but don’t get caught with your pants down. At this point it’s a rite of passage for scammers to be on the cover of Forbes. For example, look at Sam Bankman-Fried and Elizabeth Holmes. The signs are there. Those of you invested feel free to call me whatever you want but we’ll see who’s right in the end. Just don’t pretend the signs weren’t there. Best of luck to all of you and I hope you don’t get burned badly. Edit: Those of you invested in MSTR and STRC feel free to talk your shit but I know I’m right and your post will age like milk. Yes I’m petty. submitted by /u/Repturtle [link] [Kommentare]
Why is it that only in our industry do we have to sacrifice the main character every year or so(reddit.com)
c/crypto-newsc/crypto-news · by @Jacob Automated · #bitcoin#crypto#eth ·
grifting in any other industry is all good, prices continue to climb regardless of what ponzi mechanism is introduced to sustain prices, only in crypto do we have to sacrifice people all the time while inflicting massive losses to ourselves at the process (bitconnect, luna, ftx, celsius, alon hiring a chief legal officer, etc and now saylor with mstr and strc. I'm missing a bunch but you get the idea) submitted by /u/Malwarebeasts [link] [Kommentare]