I just started investing on Bitcoin, on monthly basis. I’m looking for long term investment. Is it worth investing in crypto down the line or is it a sinking ship. Experts and seniors please suggest. submitted by /u/OutrageousClock7567 [link] [Kommentare]
This looks pretty interesting to me. I think this is just a bear market move, and inexperienced traders are suddenly starting to open long positions without paying attention to the data. It might even go up to $70k, but I don't think it'll go any higher than that. Personally, I'm expecting Bitcoin to drop to around $48,300–$55,000. That's where I'll be buying more BTC. I already bought some at $58k, but I was expecting an even lower price, so I still have some cash set aside. This is not financial advice—I'm simply sharing my own analysis. submitted by /u/KeyOil5506 [link] [Kommentare]
A friend of mine told me that 1Inch will go crazy soon. He is working as an analyzer for crypto currency and financial products. Maybe invest in it to make a bit of money. submitted by /u/Lennske123 [link] [Kommentare]
I share the same disappointment as most others that they're removing the option of owning physical games. The main complaints I've seen are: licensing (not actually owning the product) and not being able to resale, trade, or let someone borrow a game. But doesn't blockchain allow for that to happen? People associate NFTs with jpegs. But this is what it's for. Proof of digital ownership and the ability to sell, trade, or lend the digital product as vou wish. For example, when you buy GTA6, you would own "GTA6#001". Of the millions of copies sold, no one could ever own "GTA6#001" but you until you sold it. It's pro-consumer. So I doubt companies would want that. But I think it makes sense in a world where we seem to be inevitably moving away from physical media. We could sell and trade on any marketplace without relying on Sony or MF$T and their inflated prices. Or we could trade/sell things directly with each other. If viable, which blockchains do you think would be most fitting? submitted by /u/da_loud_man [link] [Kommentare]
Binance stopped working in my country as of July 1. What other app/exchange should I use if I only need it to deposit/withdraw to/from online casinos? I know of Kraken and lately getting lots of OKX ads on YT. What else is there? submitted by /u/These_Athlete1933 [link] [Kommentare]
I keep hearing about 4 year cycle for BTC with many speculators pointing to exact end date of BTC bear market to be 2026 October. As it should follow prior cycles from top to bottom. This got me thinking- if top to bottom and beginning and end of bear market for BTC was so easily predictable - wouldnt everyone and his brother be multi millionaires? Go long with leverage when "BTC turns into bull market at XYZ date" and start short position towards beginning of bear market based on pre-determined timing. More importantly - let's say stock market goes into bear cycle starting in 2027. Let's say the AI bubble bursts and Nassaq drops 30-50%. In that hypothetical, I seriously doubt that BTC will be the unique safe haven with its own bull market. Just bc of "end of 4 yr cycle bear". Typically, the weak gets even weaker when financial markets go south. Any thoughts or logic on this? submitted by /u/cucci_mane1 [link] [Kommentare]
> Article except. Almost 1,700 British investors are seeking at least £150 million, or about $200 million, from Binance and Changpeng Zhao, according to Reuters. The case was filed in London’s High Court and names Binance Holdings, UAE-registered Nest Exchange, Zhao and “persons unknown” linked to the Binance trading platform. The claimants allege Binance sold risky and complex crypto derivative products without the needed regulatory authorization. They say the products included leveraged tokens, futures contracts and options, which can raise gains but also deepen losses when markets move against traders. submitted by /u/zesushv [link] [Kommentare]
https://preview.redd.it/kfv6bb9klhah1.png?width=531&format=png&auto=webp&s=7cf543d57c26617dac7f703c212101c05367b172 I tried to withdraw USDT using the Binance desktop website. I filled withdrawal form, hit "Withdraw" and nothing happened. After waiting a few minutes, I opened the browser console and saw it was flooded with 403 errors. I refreshed the page and realized I'd been logged out. I tried to login again and Binance required me to pass face scan verification. Once I got back in, I filled out the form again and clicked "Withdraw" - same result. Nothing happened, the console filled with 403 errors again, and refreshing the page logged me out a second time. On my next login attempt, Binance demanded me to set up a passkey on my phone. I did it, but it still wouldn't let me in, showing the exact same error message about the passkey. I messaged customer support. The AI bot was useless, giving me a ton of unrelated answers to problems I didn't have. I managed to get through to a human agent, but then customer support chatbox started glitching. My messages wouldn't send, and after 10–20 seconds, "Retry" and "Delete" buttons would pop up. I eventually figured out that if I spammed the "Retry" button 20 to 30 times, the message would finally go through. I used this trick to tell the agent that their chat was broken and asked if we could move to email. The agent just told me they don't have a support email, and this broken chat is my only option. How is this even possible to create such unusable service? submitted by /u/Aggravating_Dish_824 [link] [Kommentare]
