@MrStickman

Hey guys Im 33 tried starting a buisness looks like wont work out the way i wanted few paying customers but meh wont become a millionaire from it What can I do can I place my money on a smaller cyrpto market and make millions from it Im not going back to my normal job I have over 200k saved what can i do to make it millions asap? submitted by /u/Prior_Night_985 [link] [Kommentare]

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Whether you’re a fan of crypto or not, it’s obvious that it’s driven by speculative money. Believers in the tech are the minority. Put it this way, if BTC never rose past $10, almost none of us would be here. Speculative gain is the fundamental fuel that keeps crypto alive. Without it, everything goes the way of NFTs. But now, that fundamental fuel is gone. Speculative interest has moved to AI. People aren’t waiting 4 years with crypto, when they can get rich in 4 weeks with AI and chips. That’s also why crypto has decoupled from the market and keeps going down no matter how the wider market moves. It’s also why the 4 year cycle isn’t valid anymore. FTX and previous dips were different. Those dips were fuelled by risk and fear. But risk and fear have never stopped speculators. It’s the reason why they are speculators in the first place. Crypto could recover from those dips, because people still wanted to get rich quick, and crypto was the best way. This time is fundamentally different because there is a better and faster way for people to be greedy. Crypto is no longer the best way to be greedy. Crypto can survive fear, but it cannot survive greed. And AI isn’t going away. The smartest people and biggest companies in the world aren’t investing trillions in AI for nothing. They are going all in because AI is obviously here to stay. submitted by /u/interstellar_nips [link] [Kommentare]

Like many people, I've been watching STRC struggle to hold its $100 level. I believe the mechanism intended to drive the price back to $100 has a design flaw that's causing it to fail to return to $100 target. There are two types of people in the STRC market — short term dividend arbitragers, and longer-term holders. The problem is that dividend arbitragers have been driving up supply of STRC to levels higher than the longer-term holders can consume. Each time an ex-dividend date occurs, dividend arbitragers buy STRC, hold it until the ex-dividend date, and sell it, with the aim of selling for price difference less than the amount they gain from collecting the dividend. They can do this with leverage using their broker's margin, and it has also been possible to double up on monthly dividends by also doing the same trade on SATA (another preferred stock much like STRC) as their ex-dividend dates are different. Unlike a normal stock, STRC issues new shares directly to buyers at the $100 level, so these dividend arbitragers are causing new shares to be issued in large numbers as they buy in. When they sell on the ex-dividend day, the extra share issuance becomes too much for longer-term buyers to absorb, so the price drives down. Because new shares are issued at $100, the price never goes over $100, and so there's no market mechanism to destroy demand from arbitragers — they can always buy at $100 as much as they like. In a normal stock, arbitragers would push up the price, making the arb unprofitable, but this doesn't occur in STRC. Many of these dividend arbitragers will be failing to sell at a profitable price, so they'll be trapped holding shares and trying to sell into buyers entering for the next ex-dividend date to get out of their losing trade. These trapped dividend arb traders make it even harder for the price to return to $100. The other problem is, Strategy's mechanism for pushing the market back to $100 is likely to make this worse. They can increase the dividend amount to incentivise buyers, but increasing the dividend may incentivise dividend arbitragers more than long-term buyers, as a larger dividend is more appealing and easier to arb, because of the larger spread between $100 and the sale price. The recent drop in BTC to ~$60k has likely hit sentiment amongst longer-term holders, leading to reduced demand to absorb the excess supply caused by dividend arbitragers triggering ATM issuance of shares. The current design has the effect of issuing more STRC than the market can bear. Increasing the yield may help temporarily, but as the price returns to $100, dividend arbers are likely to drive up supply again until the $100 level cannot be maintained. I think Strategy needs to: Change the issuance policy to not issue at $100, but at a higher level. This will make dividend arbing harder, as people will be buying high and selling low, making the arb less likely to be profitable. At the moment buyers can always buy at

Now that Binance didnt got its MICA license on time, its europeans users have to move to other exchanges before 1 July. Every exchange's name on the table has an hyperlink towards the authority of financial markets of France where you can check where and when they got the license. If you are not already on any of theses exchange I would suggest one of top 2, Kraken or coinbase. And if you move the funds, remember to convert everythng to one token (dont use USDT and chose one that is cheap on gas), test a very little transfer first( ALWAYS DO THIS FIRST) and then transfer evverything and then convert it to what you had but now on the new exchange. Rank Exchange MiCA statsu 1 Kraken Licensed MICA — entity: Payward Europe Solutions Limited / Kraken Digital Asset Exchange. Date: 25/06/2025. Licensing country: Ireland, authority: Central Bank of Ireland. 2 Coinbase Licensed MICA — entity: Coinbase Luxembourg S.A. Date: 20/06/2025. Licensing country: Luxembourg, authority: CSSF. S 3 Bitstamp Licensed MICA — entity: Bitstamp Europe S.A. Date: 15/05/2025. Licensing country: Luxembourg, authority: CSSF. 4 Bitvavo Licensed MICA — entity: Bitvavo B.V. Date: 14/07/2025. Licensing country: Netherlands, authority: AFM. 5 Bitpanda Licensed MICA — entity: Bitpanda GmbH. Date: 14/04/2025. Licensing country: Austria, authority: FMA. 6 OKX Europe Licensed MICA — entity: OKCoin Europe Limited. Date: 15/02/2025. Licensing country: Malta, authority: MFSA. 7 Crypto.com Licensed MICA — entity: Foris Dax MT Limited. Date: 12/02/2025. Licensing country: Malta, authority: MFSA. 8 Gemini Licensed MICA — entity: Gemini Intergalactic EU Ltd. Date: 21/08/2025. Licensing country: Malta, authority: MFSA. 9 Bybit EU Licensed MICA — entity: Bybit EU GmbH. Date: 28/05/2025. Licensing country: Austria, authority: FMA. 10 Gate EU Licensed MICA — entity: Gate Technology Limited. Date: 30/09/2025. Licensing country: Malta, authority: MFSA. The table was created by chagpt, I added the hyperlinks manually and centered it only in MICA. I have erased all traces of chatgpt from the hyperlinks. Good luck everyone submitted by /u/Wizard_of_the_lake [link] [Kommentare]

Ive sold everything at 110K and just recently started buying back below 60K. I plan on going more aggressively the lower we go and I believe that we bottom around 40-50K, thats where I will really heavily start buying. There are prices I would beat myself up if I had missed. Buying only BTC ETH and LINK. (70 20 10) While yes, I dont think we have bottomed, I am more than happy to start accumulating at these prices. No, I dont intend to full portfolio buy, I will gradually start buying each month from now on or the further we go I add more. I see soo many people saying “bitcoin is dead” and wont recover, I think that is because they are sitting on incredibly big losses. Always remember that its a good time to buy when theres blood in the street. We have already dropped 50%. Im only buying with what I can afford to lose so even if we were to HYPOTHETICALLY drop a further 50% it wouldn’t be the end of the world. Heck it would be a buying opportunity (That I hope and pray to be possible - even though its HIGHLY unlikely!) submitted by /u/Away-Ant7779 [link] [Kommentare]

Well, I made my first deposit of $50 and I’m on-track to get rich from my strategy I have carefully formulated over 3 years. That took a lot of work, but I am a crypto person now. SO. REDDIT. Let’s hear your best advice, but make it funny please - we all could use a bit of humor (Yes my pfp is a pudgy, no I don’t own an ethereum one, yes I am proud I spent $2 on it on solana) submitted by /u/pxlmastr [link] [Kommentare]

This may be a dumb question, but I’m having trouble resolving this. Primarily I’m looking at a Solana gaming project, the gist of it is: - token gates playing said game - the token acts as an in-game economy - in game efforts are rewarded with the token - there’s a gambling mechanic where you use said tokens to get items, half is burned, half is sent to treasury - the token is being openly framed as appreciating with growth This entire game is essentially an unregistered investment contract. Now my issue is, theres a lot of these games being openly developed and being speculated on X. No one is talking about the fact that this is illegal. I couldn’t find a single post reflecting said sentiment on X. Instead, people are speculating on these games and more of them are coming out. Why is this the case? Where is the enforcement? Is there some sort of loophole these games are using? submitted by /u/oneoffv [link] [Kommentare]

i was up, got greedy, and never took profits now i'm down over 8k can you guess the coin? submitted by /u/ninjaplays69 [link] [Kommentare]

Over the last year, it feels like stablecoins have gone from being a crypto niche topic to something regulators, banks, and governments are actively paying attention to. They seem to be discussed more as payment infrastructure than as just another crypto product. What do you think is driving this shift? Growing adoption, cross-border payments, competition with traditional systems, or something else? submitted by /u/North-Exchange5899 [link] [Kommentare]

Banks been bragging about their ironclad systems while running 60-year-old COBOL spaghetti that no one understands anymore. 95% of ATMs, core financial plumbing, all held together by duct tape, prayers and coke. Anthropic drops Mythos and it speedruns classified systems in hours, not weeks. Warner dropped the quote, Dimon himself admitting AI just exposed a mountain of vulnerabilities. Hey y’all... go check out my pet rock collection. Those rocks don't have technical debt. They don't cry when the next AI red-team rolls up. Imagine calling Bitcoin a pet rock while your industry depends on a programming language from 1959, undocumented workarounds nobody understands, and a COBOL engineer who retired three times but still gets emergency calls on weekends. The same people telling us crypto is a dangerous experiment are quietly praying nobody touches their mainframe because nobody knows why it still works. At least the pet rock don’t require a crisis meeting because someone restarted a server. It doesn't have 40 years of technical debt hidden behind a login screen. Our traditional finance is a haunted archaeological site that somehow processes trillions of dollars a day. TL;DR: The people mocking the pet rocks are running civilization on COBOL spaghetti submitted by /u/FluffyAspie [link] [Kommentare]