<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><rss xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/" xmlns:wfw="http://wellformedweb.org/CommentAPI/" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom" xmlns:sy="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/syndication/" xmlns:slash="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/" version="2.0"><channel><title>COINS NEWS - Latest Cryptocoins News Live</title><description>Latest cryptocurrency news today - Check what are the trends in the digital currency market - Learn when is the best moment to buy Bitcoin or Altcoins on the best crypto exchanges - What you need to know about the crypto market trend</description><link>https://coinsnews.com</link><item><title>Help swapping bnb to usd</title><description><![CDATA[So i currently own USDT under the BNB network. I want to swap it to USD then deposit it to my bank account. How can i do this? Do i need to first swap the usdt into bnb? Then from there send it to my coinbase and sell? Ive seen a couple of videos saying to use coinbase and sell the crypto into usd. My holdings are on Trust Wallet. Thanks for the help! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/K5_adair [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/help-swapping-bnb-to-usd</link><guid>856783</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Help swapping bnb to usd</dc:text></item><item><title>The continued drop has ETF written all over it.</title><description><![CDATA[These are my observation driven thoughts on why Bitcoin actually pumped to $124k+, why it’s dipping now, and why the next bull run will look completely different. Searched my reddit comments/posts related to ETF for the past one year and majority were cautionary tale and many in this space were just like me; warning of the negatives that might come with ETF/our hunger for institutional adoption. Hence my surprise seeing a lot of people blaming the recent market crash on MicroStrategy/Michael Saylor selling 32 BTC. Let’s be real: Saylor selling 32 Bitcoin is pocket change to the market. It’s literal noise. If you want to know what’s actually moving the needle, you have to follow the institutional money. 1. The $124k+ Peak: Powered by ETFs ????. Bitcoin didn&#39;t smash past $124k because of retail hype or single-whale wallets. It was entirely driven by the massive, relentless inflows from Spot Bitcoin ETFs. Wall Street opened the floodgates, pumping billions of dollars of net-new capital into the market day after day. That kind of institutional buying pressure creates a supply shock, and that&#39;s what launched us into the six figures. 2. The Correction: The Outflow Effect ????. So, why the recent crash? It’s the flip side of the same coin. The moment macroeconomic jitters hit, those same ETFs started seeing massive, consecutive days of net outflows. When hundreds of millions of dollars are being pulled back out of the fund products daily, the market loses its primary engine. Blaming a tiny fractional sale by a modern-day maxi like Saylor ignores the massive systemic selling pressure coming from shifting institutional portfolios. 3. The Next Surge: The &quot;Sellers at the Top&quot; Problem ????️. Here is my hot take for the next leg up: The next Bitcoin price surge will see way more sellers at the top than buyers. Why? Because a massive chunk of supply is now held by traditional finance investors and institutions who operate on strict profit-taking algorithms and risk-management models. Unlike the &quot;HODL at all costs&quot; crypto natives of the past, these new players will ruthlessly lock in gains as soon as BTC hits their target. The days of a retail-driven infinite squeeze are changing. The next peak is going to face a massive wall of institutional sell orders. I think we have become too dependent on ETF, and for the 400th+ time, this might be the end of btc as we knew it. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/zesushv [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-continued-drop-has-etf-written-all-over-it</link><guid>856780</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The continued drop has ETF written all over it.</dc:text></item><item><title>Update on Congress.gov “H.R.3633 - Digital Asset Market Clarity Act”. It’s interesting that the market feels the most uncertain right before a big regulation move.</title><description><![CDATA[ https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/3633/all-actions &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Ok-Suit541 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/update-on-congressgov-hr3633-digital-asset-market-clarity-act-its-interesting-that-the-market-feels-the-most-uncertain-right-before-a-big-regulation-move</link><guid>856781</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Update on Congress.gov “H.R.3633 - Digital Asset Market Clarity Act”. It’s interesting that the market feels the most uncertain right before a big regulation move.</dc:text></item><item><title>BTC - time to act, we have to consider BIP360/361 more serious</title><description><![CDATA[I see not much development on the discussion on BIP360&amp;361 lately. This worries me a lot. Both Google &amp; Microsoft anounced just recently that 2029 will be the year to be prepared for quantum threat by ready to use quantum computers. Not to mention the roadmap of the smaller pure plays. I just cannot believe they are totally wrong, and even if this is coming later I want to have BTC secured (not worried about my coins - they are safe - but the integrity of the project). A lot of people will cry FUD, but what are the Real Arguments? What do you think about that? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/jkl2035 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/btc-time-to-act-we-have-to-consider-bip360361-more-serious</link><guid>856776</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>BTC - time to act, we have to consider BIP360/361 more serious</dc:text></item><item><title>The Concordium Agent Registry Is Live</title><description><![CDATA[ AI agents are already executing trades, managing portfolios, and moving real value on-chain. But one question remains largely unanswered: Who is accountable when something goes wrong? Most agent identity standards can prove an agent exists. They don’t prove who stands behind it. That’s why we launched the Concordium Agent Registry and the Verified by Concordium Badge. ???? The Agent Registry adds protocol-level identity and accountability to AI agents. ???? The Verified by Concordium Badge allows agents on Ethereum and other supported chains to prove that a verified human or business entity stands behind them, without migration and without exposing personal data. As the agentic economy grows, we believe proving who is responsible may become just as important as proving what an agent can do. ???? Agent Registry ???? Verified by Concordium Badge ???? Learn more: https://www.concordium.com/agent-registry &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Concordium_Official [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-concordium-agent-registry-is-live</link><guid>856772</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Concordium Agent Registry Is Live</dc:text></item><item><title>The Saylor sale isn’t bearish because it was 32 BTC. It’s bearish because it happened at all.</title><description><![CDATA[ https://preview.redd.it/57c8ocouk25h1.png?width=1372&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=d15d305d027bc3bc93bc37bb0f63a1ef80c23782 Maybe I’m missing something, but I don’t think the actual size of the sale matters here. 32 BTC is basically nothing compared to what Strategy still holds. So no, I don’t think that sale by itself moved the market. But the whole MSTR/Saylor story was built around one simple idea: never sell. That was the mythology. That was the premium. That was the reason people treated MSTR like some magic Bitcoin machine instead of just a levered financial structure sitting on top of BTC. So when they sell even a tiny amount to fund preferred-stock dividends, the question changes. It’s no longer “how much did they sell?” It’s “wait, the stack is actually sellable?” That’s the crack. Not saying MSTR blows up tomorrow. Not saying Bitcoin is dead. But I do think this makes the MSTR premium harder to defend. Am I overthinking this, or is this the first real dent in the Saylor trade? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Roaring_lion_ [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-saylor-sale-isnt-bearish-because-it-was-32-btc-its-bearish-because-it-happened-at-all</link><guid>856774</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Saylor sale isn’t bearish because it was 32 BTC. It’s bearish because it happened at all.</dc:text></item><item><title>Beyond the Red Candles: Why Measuring Bitcoin in Broken Money is a Fool's Game. Escape the fiat mindset, discover the power of absolute digital scarcity, and stop letting the daily charts dictate your peace of mind.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/sylsau [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/beyond-the-red-candles-why-measuring-bitcoin-in-broken-money-is-a-fools-game-escape-the-fiat-mindset-discover-the-power-of-absolute-digital-scarcity-and-stop-letting-the-daily-charts-dictate-your-peace-of-mind</link><guid>856782</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Beyond the Red Candles: Why Measuring Bitcoin in Broken Money is a Fool's Game. Escape the fiat mindset, discover the power of absolute digital scarcity, and stop letting the daily charts dictate your peace of mind.</dc:text></item><item><title>Zcash just froze 85%+ of all 'private' Zcash</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ChamplooAttitude [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/zcash-just-froze-85-of-all-private-zcash</link><guid>856773</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Zcash just froze 85%+ of all 'private' Zcash</dc:text></item><item><title>the data on zcash today is genuinely weird and i can’t explain it</title><description><![CDATA[bitcoin crashes below 68k and liquidates 1.2 billion dollars in positions today and somehow zcash is up 13% on the same candle. that’s not a correlation that’s an inverse and nobody in the comments of any post i’ve seen today is talking about it the on-chain stuff makes it weirder. shielded supply went from 8% of total zec to 30% in about two years and the growth is leading price not following it which matters because every previous zec rally showed the opposite pattern. price pumped first, shielded supply stayed flat, rally faded. this time the actual usage metric moved first and multicoin disclosed they’ve been accumulating since february calling it the cleanest expression of a specific thesis they didn’t fully spell out franklin templeton’s CEO said something on stage this week that i keep thinking about. she said wall street fears blockchain because it threatens a huge number of their existing business models. coming from a 1.5 trillion dollar asset manager that’s been quietly building onchain infrastructure for two years that’s not a neutral observation and then yesterday, completely quietly, anomapay just launched on ethereum mainnet. no hype. no influencer campaign. 15 second zk transactions, payment links you send over telegram, fees paid in whatever token you’re already holding, works with wallets people already have. the one app that makes stablecoin transfers actually private dropped on june second while everyone was watching bitcoin liquidation charts stablecoins are processing double visa’s annual volume on fully public ledgers right now. every transaction permanently visible to anyone with a browser. someone at multicoin figured something out in february. franklin templeton is warning about it on stage. and the infrastructure to fix it just went live yesterday &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Repulsive_Counter_79 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-data-on-zcash-today-is-genuinely-weird-and-i-cant-explain-it</link><guid>856779</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>the data on zcash today is genuinely weird and i can’t explain it</dc:text></item><item><title>New Trust Wallet’s CEO brings a trading vision for wallets and is focused on improving the UI/UX experience for Trust Wallet users</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/absurdcriminality [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/new-trust-wallets-ceo-brings-a-trading-vision-for-wallets-and-is-focused-on-improving-the-uiux-experience-for-trust-wallet-users</link><guid>856777</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>New Trust Wallet’s CEO brings a trading vision for wallets and is focused on improving the UI/UX experience for Trust Wallet users</dc:text></item><item><title>The bottom is in, boys.</title><description><![CDATA[Time to load up before it takes off. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Cartier1847 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-bottom-is-in-boys</link><guid>856745</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The bottom is in, boys.</dc:text></item><item><title>RWA sector is exploding YoY Stocks up almost 500%, everything else growing crazy too</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/True_Bodybuilder8095 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/rwa-sector-is-exploding-yoy-stocks-up-almost-500-everything-else-growing-crazy-too</link><guid>856778</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>RWA sector is exploding YoY Stocks up almost 500%, everything else growing crazy too</dc:text></item><item><title>Biggest crypto security myth is that experienced users are safer</title><description><![CDATA[i think experienced users sometimes become more vulnerable. beginners are cautious because everything feels unfamiliar. veterans start speed-running approvals because they’ve interacted with thousands of contracts without issues before. then one day muscle memory catches up to them. feels like a lot of recent drains happened because people became too comfortable operating in environments they never fully verified in the first place. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/NickoGermish [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/biggest-crypto-security-myth-is-that-experienced-users-are-safer</link><guid>856771</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Biggest crypto security myth is that experienced users are safer</dc:text></item><item><title>zk proofs explained for people who've heard the term 500 times and still don't fully get it</title><description><![CDATA[no shame in this. zk proofs get mentioned constantly in ethereum conversations and most explainers either go way too academic or skip the &quot;why should i care&quot; part entirely. here&#39;s my attempt at a practical breakdown. what&#39;s a zk proof actually doing? a zero-knowledge proof lets you prove something is true without revealing the underlying information. that&#39;s it. that&#39;s the whole concept. classic analogy: imagine you solved a sudoku puzzle. you want to prove to someone you solved it correctly, but you don&#39;t want to show them your solution. a zk proof lets you mathematically prove &quot;yes, this solution is valid&quot; without revealing a single number. the verifier becomes 100% convinced you solved it, but learns nothing about how. in crypto terms: you can prove a computation happened correctly without re-executing it or exposing the data involved. why does ethereum care? two big reasons right now: scaling. zk rollups (zkSync, Scroll, Polygon zkEVM) batch hundreds of transactions off-chain, execute them, and post a tiny proof back to L1 that says &quot;all of these were valid.&quot; L1 just verifies the proof instead of re-running every transaction. way cheaper, same security guarantee. privacy. normally everything on-chain is public. zk proofs let you prove things like &quot;i have enough balance for this transfer&quot; or &quot;i&#39;m on this allowlist&quot; without revealing your actual balance or identity. that&#39;s what protocols like Aztec use them for. the part most people miss zk proofs aren&#39;t limited to rollups and privacy. the core idea, &quot;prove a computation was correct without re-executing it,&quot; applies to anything where you need trust in a result but can&#39;t or don&#39;t want to watch the computation happen. examples that are starting to get built: proving that an exchange&#39;s matching engine executed trades fairly without exposing the full order book state proving identity credentials (age, citizenship, accreditation) without revealing the actual documents proving AI model inference was done correctly on specific inputs the rollup use case gets 90% of the attention because it&#39;s the most mature. but the design space is way bigger than most people realize. if you want to go deeper the rabbit hole goes: understand the concept (you&#39;re here) &gt; understand SNARKs vs STARKs (the two main proof systems) &gt; understand specific implementations (plonk, groth16, SP1, risc zero). don&#39;t try to learn the math first. learn what the proofs enable, then work backwards into how they work. happy to answer questions if anything&#39;s unclear. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ginete_tech [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/zk-proofs-explained-for-people-whove-heard-the-term-500-times-and-still-dont-fully-get-it</link><guid>856770</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>zk proofs explained for people who've heard the term 500 times and still don't fully get it</dc:text></item><item><title>What Was Your First Experience Using Bitcoin</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;m curious to hear how people in this community were first introduced to Bitcoin. What sparked your interest and what was your first experience using or learning about it Have your views on Bitcoin changed over time It would be interesting to hear stories from both long-time Bitcoin users and those who discovered it more recently &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Maleficent-Tale-1459 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/what-was-your-first-experience-using-bitcoin</link><guid>856744</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What Was Your First Experience Using Bitcoin</dc:text></item><item><title>US sanctions Nobitex and other Iranian crypto exchanges under 'Economic Fury' campaign</title><description><![CDATA[ From article. The U.S. Treasury Department on Tuesday sanctioned Nobitex, Iran&#39;s largest crypto exchange, along with three other trading platforms based in the country as part of the Trump administration&#39;s &quot;Economic Fury&quot; campaign against Tehran&#39;s financial networks. The Treasury&#39;s Office of Foreign Assets Control, better known as OFAC, said Nobitex &quot;processed over 50 percent of all Iranian digital asset inflows in 2025&quot; and was a key player in sanctions evasion, terrorist financing and transactions linked to Iran&#39;s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. It also extended sanctions upon Nobitex&#39;s chairman and co-founder, Amir Hossein Rad, current CEO Seyed Ali Khoee, and co-founders Ali and Mohammad Kharrazi, brothers from one of Iran&#39;s most politically connected families. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/zesushv [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/us-sanctions-nobitex-and-other-iranian-crypto-exchanges-under-economic-fury-campaign</link><guid>856674</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>US sanctions Nobitex and other Iranian crypto exchanges under 'Economic Fury' campaign</dc:text></item><item><title>Mastercard Just Opened Its Payment Network to Stablecoins</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/diwalost [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/mastercard-just-opened-its-payment-network-to-stablecoins</link><guid>856673</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Mastercard Just Opened Its Payment Network to Stablecoins</dc:text></item><item><title>I all-in BTC near 2022 bottom</title><description><![CDATA[I will do it again in 2026 &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/joex2021 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-all-in-btc-near-2022-bottom</link><guid>856743</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I all-in BTC near 2022 bottom</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin 4 year cycle: buy or not buy</title><description><![CDATA[What&#39;s the 4 year cycle everyone is talking about? How reliable is it? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/CharityNo1256 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-4-year-cycle-buy-or-not-buy</link><guid>856747</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin 4 year cycle: buy or not buy</dc:text></item><item><title>Lab token</title><description><![CDATA[Who ever is doing those big chunks, please let me be an insider ???? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/corking-- [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/lab-token</link><guid>856675</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Lab token</dc:text></item><item><title>I set a RemindMe! for a post 5 years ago - but the post / comment was deleted.</title><description><![CDATA[The post was about ETH prices and what it would look like 5 years from now (back in 2021). https://www.reddit.com/r/ethtrader/comments/nqhrgw/comment/h0b61ry/?context=3 &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Trylion_ZA [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-set-a-remindme-for-a-post-5-years-ago-but-the-post-comment-was-deleted</link><guid>856672</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I set a RemindMe! for a post 5 years ago - but the post / comment was deleted.</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, June 03, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank you! If you don&#39;t get an answer to your question, you can try phrasing it differently or commenting again tomorrow. Please check the previous discussion thread for unanswered questions. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rBitcoinMod [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-june-03-2026</link><guid>856741</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, June 03, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>The full privacy stack in 2026: Silent Payments for receiving, CoinJoin for spending, Lightning for everything in between</title><description><![CDATA[Following up on the Silent Payments article from last week — several people asked about the spending privacy side. Honest answer: SP + Lightning is already a strong combo. But if you ever need to spend on-chain, you want CoinJoin&#39;d UTXOs as inputs. Otherwise CIOH heuristics can still reconstruct your history. The stack I&#39;d recommend in 2026: receive via sp1q... address, CoinJoin with Wasabi + OpenCoordinator or JoinMarket/Jam before any significant on-chain spend, route everyday payments through Lightning. Each layer attacks a different part of the surveillance graph. Full guide here: https://davidebtc186.substack.com/p/you-fixed-your-receiving-privacy Curious if anyone here has a different approach for the on-chain spending layer. ⚡ [donate@shadowbip.com](mailto:donate@shadowbip.com) | ???? github.com/shadowbipnode &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Large-Cress900 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-full-privacy-stack-in-2026-silent-payments-for-receiving-coinjoin-for-spending-lightning-for-everything-in-between</link><guid>856746</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The full privacy stack in 2026: Silent Payments for receiving, CoinJoin for spending, Lightning for everything in between</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion June 03, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily General Discussion on r/ethereum https://imgur.com/3y7vezP Bookmarking this link will always bring you to the current daily: https://old.reddit.com/r/ethereum/about/sticky/?num=2 Please use this thread to discuss Ethereum topics, news, events, and even price! Price discussion posted elsewhere in the subreddit will continue to be removed. As always, be constructive. - Subreddit Rules Want to stake? Learn more at r/ethstaker Community Links Ethereum Jobs, Twitter EVMavericks YouTube, Discord, Doots Podcast Doots Website, Old Reddit Doots Extension by u/hanniabu Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-june-03-2026</link><guid>856667</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion June 03, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Randomly guessing seed phrases in Phantom and it actually imported someone’s wallet ???? What the hell?</title><description><![CDATA[I was typing completely random words into the 12-word recovery phrase in Phantom. At first it showed “Incorrect words”. I changed only one word and tried again — it suddenly worked perfectly. Phantom accepted it, showed “We found 1 account” and imported the wallet. Now I have full access to that account. I know the mathematical probability of this happening is basically zero, so I’m pretty shocked. Has this ever happened to anyone else? Is there some bug in Phantom or did I just get extremely lucky? Not touching the account obviously, just curious as hell. Throwaway account. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MidnightOk9979 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/randomly-guessing-seed-phrases-in-phantom-and-it-actually-imported-someones-wallet-what-the-hell</link><guid>856615</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Randomly guessing seed phrases in Phantom and it actually imported someone’s wallet ???? What the hell?</dc:text></item><item><title>If you aren't taking this opportunity to buy what the hell are you even doing?</title><description><![CDATA[Everyone talks a big game, well nows the opportunity. You ask for these opportunities, here they are. Buy, accumulate, follow through. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/SupermarketEmpty789 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/if-you-arent-taking-this-opportunity-to-buy-what-the-hell-are-you-even-doing</link><guid>856742</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>If you aren't taking this opportunity to buy what the hell are you even doing?</dc:text></item><item><title>There are 1,185 Lightning-enabled AI services live. Most developers don't know they exist.</title><description><![CDATA[L402 is the Lightning version of API payments. An agent calls a service, gets a 402 Payment Required response with a Lightning invoice, pays it, and gets the data back. The entire cycle takes under a second and costs fractions of a cent. There are 1,185 services running this way right now. They cover weather, translation, LLM inference, data feeds, DNS lookup, financial data, and a lot more. The problem is discoverability. These services are scattered across GitHub repos, personal projects, and small startups. There&#39;s no central place to find them, compare their prices, or know which ones are actually alive and working. We built one: https://api.ideafactorylab.org It indexes 2,811 services total across x402 (USDC on Base), L402 (Lightning), and MPP (Stripe). All graded A-F weekly. You can search by keyword, filter by protocol, and see live uptime data. The discovery endpoint is free: GET https://api.ideafactorylab.org/discover?q=weather&amp;protocol=l402 Lightning channel support is next on the roadmap. Right now the proxy settles in USDC, but we&#39;re opening LN channels to bridge USDC-paying agents into Lightning services automatically. If you&#39;re running an L402 service and aren&#39;t indexed, submit here: https://api.ideafactorylab.org/submit &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Spark_by_Spark [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/there-are-1185-lightning-enabled-ai-services-live-most-developers-dont-know-they-exist</link><guid>856612</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>There are 1,185 Lightning-enabled AI services live. Most developers don't know they exist.</dc:text></item><item><title>BTC today</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Alifannn [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/btc-today</link><guid>856606</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>BTC today</dc:text></item><item><title>Microstrategy marketcap is down ~15% in two days approximately $7B. After selling just 32 BTC or .0038% of their total supply for just $2M. How exactly is he supposed to be able to ever sell from his stash in the future without dumping the price of his en</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GabeSter [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/microstrategy-marketcap-is-down-15-in-two-days-approximately-7b-after-selling-just-32-btc-or-0038-of-their-total-supply-for-just-2m-how-exactly-is-he-supposed-to-be-able-to-ever-sell-from-his-stash-in-the-future-without-dumping-the-price-of-his-entire-com</link><guid>856670</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Microstrategy marketcap is down ~15% in two days approximately $7B. After selling just 32 BTC or .0038% of their total supply for just $2M. How exactly is he supposed to be able to ever sell from his stash in the future without dumping the price of his en</dc:text></item><item><title>Microstrategy marketcap is down ~15% in two days approximately $7B. After selling just 32 BTC or .0038% of their total supply for just $2M. How exactly is he supposed to be able to ever sell from his stash in the future without dumping the price of his en</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GabeSter [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/microstrategy-marketcap-is-down-15-in-two-days-approximately-7b-after-selling-just-32-btc-or-0038-of-their-total-supply-for-just-2m-how-exactly-is-he-supposed-to-be-able-to-ever-sell-from-his-stash-in-the-future-without-dumping-the-price-of-his-entire-com</link><guid>856775</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Microstrategy marketcap is down ~15% in two days approximately $7B. After selling just 32 BTC or .0038% of their total supply for just $2M. How exactly is he supposed to be able to ever sell from his stash in the future without dumping the price of his en</dc:text></item><item><title>Charles Hoskinson on Fire as Cardano Faces ‘Wave of Shutdowns’, ADA Falls 10%</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GreedVault [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/charles-hoskinson-on-fire-as-cardano-faces-wave-of-shutdowns-ada-falls-10</link><guid>856669</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Charles Hoskinson on Fire as Cardano Faces ‘Wave of Shutdowns’, ADA Falls 10%</dc:text></item><item><title>Seeing people’s panicky posts today</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/analogbasset [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/seeing-peoples-panicky-posts-today</link><guid>856671</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Seeing people’s panicky posts today</dc:text></item><item><title>Pray the dip lasts until the next paycheck</title><description><![CDATA[Because they never do &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/WarthogMental843 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/pray-the-dip-lasts-until-the-next-paycheck</link><guid>856608</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Pray the dip lasts until the next paycheck</dc:text></item><item><title>Just Started Mining</title><description><![CDATA[Hey Guys.. So I&#39;ve just tested my riig, and it was hitting 0.00099 Per day. Is this a decent amount???? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Comfortable-Bike6437 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/just-started-mining</link><guid>856614</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Just Started Mining</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Crypto Discussion - June 2, 2026 (GMT+0)</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily Crypto Discussion thread. Please read the disclaimer and rules before participating. Disclaimer: Consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known &quot;pump and dump (PnD) groups&quot; for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and exercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here. Please be careful about what information you share and the actions you take. Do not share the amounts of your portfolios (why not just share percentage?). Do not share your private keys or wallet seed. Use strong, non-SMS 2FA if possible. Beware of scammers and be smart. Do not invest more than you can afford to lose, and do not fall for pyramid schemes, promises of unrealistic returns (get-rich-quick schemes), and other common scams. Rules: All sub rules apply in this thread. The prior exemption for karma and age requirements is no longer in effect. Discussion topics must be related to cryptocurrency. Behave with civility and politeness. Do not use offensive, racist or homophobic language. Comments will be sorted by newest first. Useful Links: Beginner Resources Intro to r/Cryptocurrency MOONs ???? MOONs Wiki Page r/CryptoCurrency Discord r/CryptoCurrencyMemes Prior Daily Discussions - (Link fixed.) r/CryptoCurrencyMeta - Join in on all meta discussions regarding r/CryptoCurrency whether it be moon distributions or governance. Finding Other Discussion Threads Follow a mod account below to be notified in your home feed when the latest r/CC discussion thread of your interest is posted. u/CryptoDaily- — Posts the Daily Crypto Discussion threads. u/CryptoSkeptics — Posts the Monthly Skeptics Discussion threads. u/CryptoOptimists- — Posts the Monthly Optimists Discussion threads. u/CryptoNewsUpdates — Posts the Monthly News Summary threads. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AutoModerator [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-crypto-discussion-june-2-2026-gmt0</link><guid>856668</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Crypto Discussion - June 2, 2026 (GMT+0)</dc:text></item><item><title>Will Michael Saylor be this cycles SBF ?</title><description><![CDATA[So today BTC had a huge red day and it might be due to Saylor selling those 32BTC. SRTC tanked to $95. And MSTR lost 10% or so. Every cycle it seems some business accelerates a crypto crash. In 2014 it was MtGox In 2018 it was Craig Wright and his BSV In 2022 it was SBF Who here thinks if BTC keeps dropping, he will have to sell more BTC to pay the STRC dividend and end up causing a feedback loop where he sells, and BTC goes down further and he needs to sell more to pay down his debt. Eventually MSTR goes under and bitcoin bottoms around Oct/Nov like previous cycles and we moon in 2028? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/crazybitcoinlunatic [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/will-michael-saylor-be-this-cycles-sbf</link><guid>856502</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Will Michael Saylor be this cycles SBF ?</dc:text></item><item><title>Trust Wallet Issues</title><description><![CDATA[Attempting to move KSM &amp; some DOGE out of the wallet but I&#39;m receiving errors or failed transfers. Whats going on with this wallet? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/KenBgood [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/trust-wallet-issues</link><guid>856507</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Trust Wallet Issues</dc:text></item><item><title>Are 6’s lucky?</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/I_buy_silver [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/are-6s-lucky</link><guid>856609</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Are 6’s lucky?</dc:text></item><item><title>Finally</title><description><![CDATA[About a year and a half ago it became my goal to own .1 btc, I am proud to say I have accomplished this. Only the beginning, let the market sell due to Iran, micro strategy, ai, and whatever else. I see people say because bitcoin isnt going up and it should have because everything else went up so now that means it’s over. How? It’s a piece of technology that’s a hedge against the petrodollar that will inevitably become worthless due to compounding debt math. And I understand the dollar became inflated so bitcoin should go up. It did in 2025! Now those dollars are all being rushed into ai but that doesn’t change bitcoin as a piece of technology. Buy buy buy &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Ok-Crab-567 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/finally</link><guid>856610</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Finally</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin just dropped 6% in a day while ai stocks hit all time highs. Nobody is asking the obvious question.</title><description><![CDATA[Yesterday btc tumbled below $67k, down nearly 6% in a single session which is lowest level since april. Spot bitcoin etfs recorded $1.42 billion in outflows as investor sentiment turned risk off and meanwhile nvidia closed at an ath, microsoft is up 34% this year and the ai infrastructure trade is printing. Which means money rotated,investors are moving out of crypto amid continued market uncertainty, as higher performing sectors such as AI offer alternatives and thats yahoo finance&#39;s straight read on yesterday&#39;s session. the thing worth sitting with is that btc&#39;s ath was $126k in oct 2025 and now trading at $67k which 47% below if i m not wrong, while the broader narrative around it has never been more institutionally accepted like etfs approved, genius act signed into law, corporate treasuries holding BTC, sovereign wealth funds circling so the macro setup looks better than 2021 but the price doesnt..... Capital that came into crypto looking for asymmetric upside has found a new home,why hold Bitcoin at $67k hoping for a run back to $126k when you can buy nvidia, palantir or get leveraged exposure to the nasdaq 24/7 through onchain platforms like ostium without ever leaving your wallet? The risk on trade has just moved. The counterargument I keep hearing is that crypto and ai are different asset classes serving different purposes and btc is a store of value ,thats true in theory but in practice the same retail and institutional dollars chase both, and rn one of them is working and one isnt. Three catalysts I m watching that could reverse the rotation are the openai ipo this fall creating a liquidity event that sends money back into risk assets broadly, a fed rate cut that lifts all boats or a genuine btc narrative reset,maybe somethiing new Until one of those lands i think the ai trade continues to eat crypto&#39;s lunch on a relative basis. What do u think is this rotation temporary or does crypto need a new narrative to compete with the ai infrastructure trade? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Jealous-Drawer8972 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-just-dropped-6-in-a-day-while-ai-stocks-hit-all-time-highs-nobody-is-asking-the-obvious-question</link><guid>856496</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin just dropped 6% in a day while ai stocks hit all time highs. Nobody is asking the obvious question.</dc:text></item><item><title>Watch out for this elaborate eBay/Trezor phone scam (02079730237 / trezorreview.io)</title><description><![CDATA[ Just wanted to give a heads up about a really targeted phishing scam I just dealt with. If you&#39;ve ever bought a hardware wallet off a third-party site like eBay, definitely read this. I bought a Trezor Safe 5 off an eBay seller (nicksbargains1961) back in September. It arrived completely sealed and at factory settings, but I still wiped it and generated a new seed immediately just to be safe. Fast forward 9 months to today, and I get a random call from a UK number (02079730237). The guy claims he&#39;s from eBay. He knew my full name, the exact Trezor I bought, the date, and the seller&#39;s username. He tells me they&#39;ve had reports of compromised wallets from this specific seller and then &quot;transfers&quot; me to a Trezor rep. The second guy tells me I need to plug my wallet into my phone because it &quot;needs power to read the NFC chip&quot; (lol). He directs me to a fake diagnostic site: trezorreview.io. The site actually looked pretty legit and immediately threw up a massive red warning saying &quot;Device Memory Corruption Detected&quot; and told me I needed to repair it right away. Obviously, to &quot;repair&quot; it, the site asked me to type in my recovery seed phrase. Since I had the scammer on the phone walking me through it, I decided to string him along. When the site asked for the words, I just typed in: FUCK OFF YOU SCAMMING CUNT DO YOU THINK IM FUCKING RETARDED CUNT. The guy hung up on me instantly. The smartest part of their scam is that they waited 9 months to try it. That means the 60-day window to leave negative eBay feedback is totally gone, so I can&#39;t even warn other buyers on the seller&#39;s profile. It also makes you drop your guard since the device looked perfectly sealed and legit upon arrival. Just a reminder that if you buy from eBay, assume your name, phone number, and purchase history are going to end up with scammers. Never type your seed phrase anywhere except the physical device. Stay safe. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/FeatheredFox92 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/watch-out-for-this-elaborate-ebaytrezor-phone-scam-02079730237-trezorreviewio</link><guid>856503</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Watch out for this elaborate eBay/Trezor phone scam (02079730237 / trezorreview.io)</dc:text></item><item><title>Where's my Crypto President???</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Sussy_Pigma [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/wheres-my-crypto-president</link><guid>856495</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Where's my Crypto President???</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitget Rolls Out Stocks 2.0, Linking Crypto Tokenized Equities to Real U.S. Market Liquidity</title><description><![CDATA[ Bitget just added what they’re calling Stocks 2.0. It’s tokenized versions of actual US equities that are linked to real market liquidity through a licensed RWA issuer. The initial list has 36 assets. Examples include Tesla, Nvidia, Apple, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, Alphabet, and QQQ. You trade them directly against USDT on the spot market. Dividends are converted to USDT and paid out, while things like stock splits show up automatically in your token balance. The main difference they’re highlighting is that the tokens are backed by actual underlying liquidity from traditional equity markets instead of just internal order books. Fees start at 0.1% and can drop to zero maker/taker if you use their exchange token for VIP level. It also works inside their existing tools, spot grid, futures grid, copy trading, and some yield products. I’ve seen a few platforms try tokenized stocks before and it seems to be pushing harder on connecting to real US market depth. Has anyone traded similar tokenized equities on other platforms? How did the tracking and liquidity actually hold up during bigger moves? Also curious how people are thinking about the regulatory side of these products across different regions. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Sad-Struggle7797 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitget-rolls-out-stocks-20-linking-crypto-tokenized-equities-to-real-us-market-liquidity</link><guid>856505</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitget Rolls Out Stocks 2.0, Linking Crypto Tokenized Equities to Real U.S. Market Liquidity</dc:text></item><item><title>Everyone now has the same opportunity as everyone who joined in 2021. Level field. What do you do?</title><description><![CDATA[Drops like these are just bitcoin clock resets. The folks in 2021 probably have more bitcoin than you, BUT you can enter at the same price. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Tasty_Action5073 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/everyone-now-has-the-same-opportunity-as-everyone-who-joined-in-2021-level-field-what-do-you-do</link><guid>856607</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Everyone now has the same opportunity as everyone who joined in 2021. Level field. What do you do?</dc:text></item><item><title>Clarity Act added to Senate calendar! Eligible for full vote.</title><description><![CDATA[ This means that the bill has passed through banking and agriculture committees and have gone through reconciliation. It’s now ready to hit the senate floor &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/PeeOnDusk [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/clarity-act-added-to-senate-calendar-eligible-for-full-vote</link><guid>856611</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Clarity Act added to Senate calendar! Eligible for full vote.</dc:text></item><item><title>‘This Is Not Financial Advice’: How finfluencers prey on economic desperation</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/charliepscott [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/this-is-not-financial-advice-how-finfluencers-prey-on-economic-desperation</link><guid>856613</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>‘This Is Not Financial Advice’: How finfluencers prey on economic desperation</dc:text></item><item><title>Sens. Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren push Labor Dept. to scrap proposed rule that brings crypto into 401(k) plans</title><description><![CDATA[ From the article; In a letter dated June 1 to Acting Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling, the senators and top Democrat of the House Committee on Education and Workforce, Rep. Robert &quot;Bobby&quot; Scott, said the proposed rule would expose people to more risk. &quot;The proposed rule would establish a so-called safe harbor for fiduciaries who offer alternative investments in retirement plans,&quot; they said in the letter. &quot;This would strip long-held investor protections from retirement savers and encourage the use of more risky, complex, and expensive investments.&quot; &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/zesushv [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/sens-bernie-sanders-elizabeth-warren-push-labor-dept-to-scrap-proposed-rule-that-brings-crypto-into-401k-plans</link><guid>856500</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Sens. Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren push Labor Dept. to scrap proposed rule that brings crypto into 401(k) plans</dc:text></item><item><title>Strategy selling 0.0038% of the it's BTC holding is a good thing and not a cause for panic at all.</title><description><![CDATA[It hasn&#39;t been long and I&#39;m already annoyed by the panic around this. MSTR is a company. It had convertible debt on it&#39;s balance sheet. That debt was going to come due soon. The maturity of that convertible debt would have diluted current shareholders of MSTR. Instead of letting this happen, MSTR sold BTC and cleared some of it&#39;s convertible debt. All future debt raised by MSTR will likely be through its preferred offerings of STRC, STRF, STRD, etc... Clearing Convertible debt and raising future capital through preferred equity liabilities is a not just a good thing. It&#39;s a great thing - for MSTR shareholders, for preferred shares investors, and for BTC holders. The panic around MSTR selling 0.0038% of it&#39;s total BTC holdings is just pure lunacy. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Local_Math_5512 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/strategy-selling-00038-of-the-its-btc-holding-is-a-good-thing-and-not-a-cause-for-panic-at-all</link><guid>856501</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Strategy selling 0.0038% of the it's BTC holding is a good thing and not a cause for panic at all.</dc:text></item><item><title>I have been a Bitcoiner for a long while, through several cycles. The price isn't even that low right now, and yet I feel less confident about Bitcoin's future than I ever have.</title><description><![CDATA[I second guess the whole thing now more than ever. If there is one single thing that I would have always said is Bitcoin&#39;s main purpose, it is to have inflation-resistant money. That&#39;s the main purpose of it, to me. It wasn&#39;t so obvious back then. Pre-COVID, you could pontificate about inflation to people and they were confused about why you&#39;re even talking about about that. Like you&#39;re worried about something that&#39;s never going to happen. It&#39;s fine. The US Dollar is fine. Fast forward to 2026 and now EVERYONE understands at least on some level that inflation is eroding their quality of life away. The US dollar is NOT fine. Most people are very shocked with the prices they&#39;re seeing in stores. If you told me in 2019 what the prices of groceries were going to be in 2026 priced in USD, I would be sure that everyone is starting to understand the importance of money that can&#39;t just be printed out of thin air. And yet here we are. Everyone sees the prices of literally everything going up. Everyone understands on some level that inflation = bad. I would have guessed everyone would be pouring themselves into BTC to escape. But the price is floundering and it feels like there&#39;s not much upside left. You could have outperformed BTC in the past few years just by investing in a boring index fund instead. I wonder if this is just the calm before the storm in the next cycle? Or is humanity just too stupid for this to ever stick? How do you guys think the next 5 years plays out? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/God_Hand_9764 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-have-been-a-bitcoiner-for-a-long-while-through-several-cycles-the-price-isnt-even-that-low-right-now-and-yet-i-feel-less-confident-about-bitcoins-future-than-i-ever-have</link><guid>856499</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I have been a Bitcoiner for a long while, through several cycles. The price isn't even that low right now, and yet I feel less confident about Bitcoin's future than I ever have.</dc:text></item><item><title>After an ATH for ants, are we gonna get the full bear market still?</title><description><![CDATA[I mean, btc did x1.83 from previous ATH and we still are able to go as down as 60k(february dip) after like an ATH of 126k which was also so tiny when compared to previous ATH multipliers... What kind of a hedge is it, against what, maybe your mental health? At this point its been 5 years since 2021 and every single person who bought btc during 2021 did a poor decision, you&#39;d be much better with an SP500 index fund. Worst case you&#39;d end up with same value but without all the stress the volatility brings. Why am i being so pessimist? Because some people here acts like its all normal but it is not. What kind of catalyst we need here? POTUS (you might not like him but POTUS title could be biggest title in the world) actively marketed bitcoin for 1 whole year. Do we need aliens to come and purchase all btc? Truly what do you guys expect. Previous ATH multiplier was x3.5, now we got x1.8 whats gonna be next one? If it continue to drop like this we supposed to get something like x1.3 maybe? So next ath will be around 160k? I dunno guys, been in btc more than 12 years now, i made a fortune but i am tired at this moment. Please don&#39;t give me financial advice. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Zestyclose-Power-132 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/after-an-ath-for-ants-are-we-gonna-get-the-full-bear-market-still</link><guid>856447</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>After an ATH for ants, are we gonna get the full bear market still?</dc:text></item><item><title>One of the biggest regrets of my life.....</title><description><![CDATA[One of the biggest regrets of my life is not buying Bitcoin in the early days. I was still in school, just a kid, and I remember hearing some of my classmates talking about Bitcoin. What bothers me the most is that I was ignorant and didn&#39;t even have the curiosity to look it up online and see what it was all about. Looking back, I realize that opportunities often appear long before we understand their value &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Ok_Armadillo2090 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/one-of-the-biggest-regrets-of-my-life</link><guid>856455</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>One of the biggest regrets of my life.....</dc:text></item><item><title>I'm so happy Bitcoin is dropping</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;m sure you are feeling the same as me if you truly understand Bitcoin. Being able to purchase Bitcoin at this prices in big 2026 it&#39;s such a blessing. The 4 year cycle is more alive than ever and it&#39;s stronger than the correlation with the stock market, meaning Bitcoin will go up the following years even if the rest is going down. I&#39;m from a third world country and have been buying since march 2021 with some stops in 2024 and 2025. I own about 0.13 BTC now and plan to reach 0.2 during this bear market. Fundamentals are the same. Nothing changed. Stay strong, buy, hodl and be patient. See you in 2028 for the next ATH. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ch_raposo [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/im-so-happy-bitcoin-is-dropping</link><guid>856442</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I'm so happy Bitcoin is dropping</dc:text></item><item><title>A short story about an oak, a bamboo grove, and Bitcoin cycles.</title><description><![CDATA[A traveler once came across a mighty oak standing beside a bamboo grove. When a violent storm arrived, the bamboo bent almost to the ground. The oak stood firm. When the storm passed,the oak had lost branches and its roots were partially exposed. The bamboo simply stood back up. The traveler asked the bamboo: How did you survive?....The bamboo answered: I didn&#39;t fight the wind. I let it pass through me. This reminded me of Bitcoin. The market has always been the storm. Bitcoin has survived: -93% in 2011....... -85% in 2015 .....-84% in 2018.... -77% in 2022. Every cycle felt different when you were living through it. And evry single time, some people were convinced it was finally over. Maybe thats why I like the bamboo analogy. The goal isn&#39;t to pretend the wind doesn&#39;t exist. It&#39;s to survive long enogh to see the sun come back out. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MoneyMonsterStudios [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/a-short-story-about-an-oak-a-bamboo-grove-and-bitcoin-cycles</link><guid>856450</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>A short story about an oak, a bamboo grove, and Bitcoin cycles.</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin is on sale</title><description><![CDATA[Years from now, nobody will remember the scary headlines, the red candles, or the panic posts. They&#39;ll remember whether they had the conviction to keep buying when everyone else was afraid. Bitcoin is still Bitcoin. 21 million. Tick tock, next block. Keep stacking. ???? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/CrackTheSignal [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-is-on-sale</link><guid>856448</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin is on sale</dc:text></item><item><title>Bro Selling For A Loss vs Me Holding To Zero</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/kirtash93 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bro-selling-for-a-loss-vs-me-holding-to-zero</link><guid>856498</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bro Selling For A Loss vs Me Holding To Zero</dc:text></item><item><title>Dutch crypto broker Knaken (Rotterdam) abruptly shuts down, customers locked out of funds. This is why self-custody matters.</title><description><![CDATA[As of June 1st 2026, thousands of Dutch crypto holders woke up to find they could no longer log into their accounts on Knaken (NOT KRAKEN), one of the Netherlands&#39; best-known crypto brokers. The Rotterdam-based company abruptly took its website and trading app offline, with no word on whether or when customers will get their money back. Knaken says it halted all activity because it does not meet the new EU rules for crypto firms, known as MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation). Users report having anywhere from a few thousand euros to tens of thousands of euros worth of crypto locked on the platform, with no clarity on when — or if — they&#39;ll get it back. The AFM (Dutch financial markets regulator) confirmed awareness of the situation, noting that &quot;crypto service providers that do not comply with MiCAR standards will find that their license application will not proceed.&quot; Knaken does not appear in the AFM&#39;s official crypto register, suggesting it was operating without a valid license. Knaken was founded in Rotterdam in 2017, grew to around 45 employees, and sponsored football clubs including Feyenoord and Sparta. A pretty well-established name in the Dutch market — which makes this even more of a gut punch for people who trusted them. Now for the part that shouldn&#39;t need saying in 2026: self-custody. &quot;Not your keys, not your coins&quot; is a cliché because it&#39;s true. Every single person locked out of their Knaken account right now owns coins they cannot touch — not because of a hack, not because of a market crash, but because a company made a regulatory mistake and pulled the plug overnight. This isn&#39;t Mt. Gox. This isn&#39;t an exit scam (as far as we know). This is just a broker failing to get a license, and thousands of people paying the price for storing their crypto on someone else&#39;s infrastructure. If your crypto lives on an exchange or broker — Knaken, Bitvavo, Coinbase, doesn&#39;t matter — you are trusting that company to: Stay solvent Maintain regulatory compliance Not get hacked Not shut down on a Friday evening without warning A hardware wallet (Ledger, Trezor, Coldcard, etc.) costs €60–150. That&#39;s cheap insurance compared to having €10,000 in BTC frozen indefinitely. Practical takeaways: - Use exchanges/brokers only for buying. Withdraw to self-custody after. - Check whether your broker is in your country&#39;s official crypto register (in NL: AFM&#39;s crypto register). - Never keep more on an exchange than you&#39;re willing to lose access to — temporarily or permanently. - MiCA is now the EU standard. If your broker isn&#39;t licensed, this situation can happen to you too. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Difficult_Spite_774 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/dutch-crypto-broker-knaken-rotterdam-abruptly-shuts-down-customers-locked-out-of-funds-this-is-why-self-custody-matters</link><guid>856491</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Dutch crypto broker Knaken (Rotterdam) abruptly shuts down, customers locked out of funds. This is why self-custody matters.</dc:text></item><item><title>I'm starting to understand</title><description><![CDATA[I started buying BTC to save for a motorcycle. I make $19k a year and there&#39;s massive devaluation in my country, saving money never made sense for me, couldn&#39;t think of building something for the future in this situation. In 231 days, I&#39;ve invested nearly $4k (averaging $17/day), starting when BTC was at $117k. My wallet is currently at $3,500, down about $500. I didn’t panic, but the anxiety made me realize I can&#39;t control the market timing. If I want to buy the bike without losing money then the bike will have to wait. Today I realized I probably won&#39;t sell even if BTC goes high and I can get the motorcycle. After all the effort it took to buy monthly and stay patient, I don&#39;t like the idea. The motorcycle which was the final objective, feels now like a smaller thing. I want this to be something bigger. I realized now that this will be a longer journey than I thought, I renewed my commitment to BTC by setting up a cold wallet today. I&#39;m now enjoying the process of growing my coin, even if it&#39;s slow paced with the low income I have. I&#39;m also inspired to get a better income and will be trying to apply for jobs outside my country to grow even more my coin. All of this might sound corny, but for the first time in 28 years I feel like I&#39;m doing something for my future. Thanks for reading! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Left_Connection_8818 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/im-starting-to-understand</link><guid>856444</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I'm starting to understand</dc:text></item><item><title>I'M NEVER DUCKING SELLIN</title><description><![CDATA[ If you&#39;re in a panic mode today, get Lyn Alden&#39;s book called Broken Money, and read it. Or at least the Bitcoin Standard. And don&#39;t forget, DCA &amp; HODL is the name of the game. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/im-never-ducking-sellin</link><guid>856445</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I'M NEVER DUCKING SELLIN</dc:text></item><item><title>If MicroStrategy sells any more of their 843k bitcoin (at current price of 67,900) they’ll be realizing a loss of 10% per bitcoin.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GabeSter [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/if-microstrategy-sells-any-more-of-their-843k-bitcoin-at-current-price-of-67900-theyll-be-realizing-a-loss-of-10-per-bitcoin</link><guid>856497</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>If MicroStrategy sells any more of their 843k bitcoin (at current price of 67,900) they’ll be realizing a loss of 10% per bitcoin.</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin block taking forever.</title><description><![CDATA[Tried a test transfer. Its taken an hour and 20 mins so far. Longest amount of time I&#39;ve had to wait. Anybody else taking a while? I believe this is the hash: 950207f01c4e3bf4512fb0c4eb3903305ca4dfb05f9ed834d0c5d481e09f5564 Transaction confirmed. Thanks again folks. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/luvBitCoins [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-block-taking-forever</link><guid>856457</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin block taking forever.</dc:text></item><item><title>Round tripped two cycles and I’m depressed</title><description><![CDATA[I’m 22 years old, started buying bitcoin at 50-60k in 2021, dca some at that bear market. And have been holding since. I completely held through the top this cycle and now I’m down over 50% since the top. At this point I would be so much better off if I just invested in the s&amp;p, I’m pretty much break even after 5 years of holding. Just graduated college and want to do some travel but idk if I can get myself to start selling at these prices. It just keeps getting worse and worse. At this point idk what to do holding until this next cycle seems like the best bet I just can’t believe I understood how the cycle works and still didn’t sell any this time. Any advice would be appreciated this has been eating me alive &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/opera678 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/round-tripped-two-cycles-and-im-depressed</link><guid>856441</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Round tripped two cycles and I’m depressed</dc:text></item><item><title>Selling as a tax loss harvest, immediately rebuying</title><description><![CDATA[Has anyone done this? Thinking of doing this for the tax savings since Bitcoin is a long term hold for me, the tax loss harvest could benefit me in the short term allowing me to take profits without paying taxes on gains in stocks. Round trip fees and spreads obviously comes with a cost and from what I have read/heard the legislature could change wash sale rules regarding bitcoin. Main risk here that I see is if legislature does change and it is retroactive for this tax year then I wasted money on fees and spreads for no reason. Has anyone done this, any insights or logistic advice for doing it? I used river before so I would probably just use river again even though the fees are not best just because it is all set up for me to do it there and I’m familiar. Thanks in advance for your comments! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Random-newb [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/selling-as-a-tax-loss-harvest-immediately-rebuying</link><guid>856453</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Selling as a tax loss harvest, immediately rebuying</dc:text></item><item><title>BTC halving 5 projection</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TuffGenius [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/btc-halving-5-projection</link><guid>856446</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>BTC halving 5 projection</dc:text></item><item><title>What’s the 4 year cycle</title><description><![CDATA[I am new to bitcoin in general and I saw people screaming 4 year cycle in this bear run. When does the cycle starts? How reliable is the cycle? Thanks &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/notming11 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/whats-the-4-year-cycle</link><guid>856454</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What’s the 4 year cycle</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin Core 30.0 and post-release market conditions</title><description><![CDATA[ Since the release of Bitcoin Core R30, I’ve become increasingly concerned about the direction of Bitcoin governance and development. One thing that attracted me to Bitcoin originally was the idea that controversial rule changes would only happen with overwhelming social consensus. My impression was that maintainers acted conservatively and avoided pushing changes that large parts of the ecosystem strongly disagreed with. Watching the R30 debate changed my perception of that. I’m starting to question how decentralized Bitcoin really is at the maintainer and implementation level. In practice, a relatively small group of developers and maintainers appears to have significant influence over what gets merged, normalized and eventually adopted by the ecosystem. Even if users technically remain free to reject software changes, there’s still enormous social and infrastructural inertia behind the reference implementation. That creates a form of soft centralization that I think many long-term holders underestimated. I also wonder whether some long-term Bitcoiners are quietly losing confidence because of this shift. Not necessarily because of one specific technical change alone, but because of what it signals about governance, culture, and the future direction of the project. Bitcoin’s value ultimately depends on trust in its rules, neutrality, and decentralization. Once people begin questioning those foundations, it matters. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/bloodydeer1776 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-core-300-and-post-release-market-conditions</link><guid>856452</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin Core 30.0 and post-release market conditions</dc:text></item><item><title>SWIFT Moves $150T in Payments Onto Crypto Rails With JPMorgan, HSBC and Citi</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/andix3 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/swift-moves-150t-in-payments-onto-crypto-rails-with-jpmorgan-hsbc-and-citi</link><guid>856504</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>SWIFT Moves $150T in Payments Onto Crypto Rails With JPMorgan, HSBC and Citi</dc:text></item><item><title>Do not catch a falling knife</title><description><![CDATA[... is easier said than done. Lost about 30k chasing shitcoin pumps since 2017. Took me long enough to learn my lesson. Now that BTC price is tanking I see my true first window of opportunity to build generational wealth. Should I buy now? Should I wait for later? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/macsimyzme [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/do-not-catch-a-falling-knife</link><guid>856449</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Do not catch a falling knife</dc:text></item><item><title>Strive Buys Another $185M Bitcoin In BTC Acquisition Spree</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Omegacarlos1 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/strive-buys-another-185m-bitcoin-in-btc-acquisition-spree</link><guid>856506</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Strive Buys Another $185M Bitcoin In BTC Acquisition Spree</dc:text></item><item><title>A new way to fund open source with Ethereum at the core</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/oed_ [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/a-new-way-to-fund-open-source-with-ethereum-at-the-core</link><guid>856493</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>A new way to fund open source with Ethereum at the core</dc:text></item><item><title>Decentralized* Storage in a Plywood Box: ETHPrague Day One</title><description><![CDATA[ (* Not actually decentralized) Day One of ETHPrague My home for the next four nights is a capsule in a constellation of plywood. A Prague hostel has converted bunk-bed rooms into a capsule hotel, filling the room with ten interlocking plywood pods. Each room has a toilet, a shower and two sinks. The rooms share a small kitchen that reeks of ramen spice packets. This looks to be a clever move by the hostel: off season, over half the capsules are full and probably at twice the price that a single bunk bed would have gone for. The capsules are snug: an entrance with a short bench and a mirror and just enough room to stash my suitcase, as long as I have no intention of opening it. I need to step onto the bench to hoist up to the single mattress. My neighbour&#39;s bed intersects like a backwards Tetris piece but our privacy is complete other than the shared spaces. The following day I take a tram to Náměstí Republiky where people are already setting up their stands with cocktails and grilled sausages. The flashy Art Nouveau Municipal House is grafted onto a medieval wall, sitting uncomfortably next to the medieval Gothic tower at the boundary of Old Town and New Town. The Art Nouveau building built in 1912 on the site of the former Royal Court palace seems altogether too imposing for a crypto-conference. Two sculptures by Ladislav Šaloun flank the entrance: The Degradation of the People and The Resurrection of the People. Perhaps we are in the right place after all. https://preview.redd.it/9xuwmr8hcv4h1.jpg?width=2542&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=aa6bb3aa4edf2dcca7a32691ece3c593a7ee7bd9 I join the t-shirted backpacked crowd and walk in. We gather in the &quot;hacker space&quot;, Smetana Hall. Small tables fill the space under the domed stained-glass-and-steel ceiling. Mirrors sparkle with the light from gilded lamps. At the far end of the space is a stage with a massive organ of almost 5,000 pipes and two more sculptures. This is the actual room where Czechoslovak independence was proclaimed in 1918. After the opening speeches, the hackers will occupy this space. I can&#39;t help wishing that I was a hacker, dedicating the next seventy-two hours to creating something in this ornate hall. https://preview.redd.it/32zerkyjcv4h1.jpg?width=3184&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=d48961b3ae34a702d9ef2ecf0016a7a7d7c375ff The first talk I attend is Emilien Duc of DeFiScan with the alarming title of How Many People Can Rug You?. He declares 2026 the year of preventable losses, with a common factor of off-chain failures. The problem is we treat &quot;decentralized&quot; as a buzzword, rather than a measurable metric. We need to look at who actually controls the protocol behind the scenes. This misuse of DeFi (Decentralized Finance) is a key theme throughout the conference. Duc&#39;s point is that most DeFi today still depends on small groups of admins/keyholders behind the scenes. A quick search tells me that the industry standard is 4-of-7 or 5-of-9 multisig set up, which fits in with his average of seven admins per smart contract. https://preview.redd.it/p4i81o9pcv4h1.jpg?width=3112&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=a006c2d7355e84aef7137ab500be4bd9dec28438 The answer to the question of how many people, by the way, is that it only takes four or five keyholders to rug you on most platforms. We&#39;re mostly just trusting a handful of guys in group chat. Next up is Sem with How we hacked TheDAO, again, relating the 2016 hack that broke DAO and led to an Ethereum fork. The story of how they decided to use the same exploit to recover funds, waiting to see if anyone else spotted them and got there first, was truly gripping. The Crypto regulation and banks panel focuses on the intersection of cryptocurrency regulation and decentralized finance. Czech politician Ondřej Kovařík and Raiffeisenbank&#39;s Product Owner for crypto-initiatives Tomáš Piškule speak to Ondrej Pilny, the head of Ecosystem Growth at Gnosis. They discuss the state of DeFi, MiCA regulation, stablecoins as a simple vehicle to transfer value, and the state of legislation. Both predict high crypto adoption in the banks in five years. Most exciting point: Agentic commerce will not happen without stable coins. If this is happening and people will start regularly using any kind of agents to carry out transactions on the internet for them, it will all happen on blockchain rails. https://preview.redd.it/t0q04aqtcv4h1.jpg?width=2691&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=e8ba6c441a391a4f57b371032ee917e99cb7f4a2 Unlocking AI Agentic UX with Google’s AP2 Standard and the x402 Protocol by Ben Greenberg, a senior dev/rel at Arbitrum, is surprisingly accessible: agents on the web are the new interface and we need to optimize for them. They are even more impatient than humans, who will quietly wait 3-4 seconds for a site to load, and they have difficulties paying. This is where the x402 protocol comes in. I need a break. Ben is standing in the corridor and I join the conversation; we talk about travel and cruise ships and porn. I miss a talk on Optimizing Yield While Prioritizing Safety. Stanislaw Šimek speaks on The Future of DeFi: From the Trenches and the Law, giving Web3 projects a clear decision point: are you tradfi and regulated or are you permissionless? Because, he warns, the current middle ground of pretending to be decentralized to avoid regulation will not survive. If the cocktails were less expensive, I would be getting a drink every time someone told us that most DeFi isn&#39;t. Instead I sneak out to have some lunch at Náměstí Republiky which, I notice, has cheaper cocktails available in a variety of stalls. I dismiss the idea of running out of Municipal House every time someone complains about the mis-use of DeFi and settle for some food. I return to the fray for editor Macauley Peterson on When tokens meet reality: why crypto needs disclosure standards. Peterson tells us about the original innovation of trading securities on Wall Street, and twenty-five years later, those traders wrote a constitution and formed what would become the New York Stock Exchange. The Securities Exchange Act, the Chicago Board of Trade and the Futures Act show that same trend: members of a community instituting formal trading strategies and contract standardization. And yet, now, the people who understand the technology are hanging back. The question is whether they will step in to create industry-led standards or continue to allow people who don&#39;t understand it to create regulation. I may not be in that group of those who understand the technology but I am hugely motivated by the talks on this first day, loving that feeling that every person can make a difference. https://preview.redd.it/sadw5h62dv4h1.jpg?width=2877&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=b502c4622b4df6a15e3c0c71f207bc719c232dac Tobias Schreier&#39;s talk is a battle cry: Show Me the Users! A Data-Driven Reality Check. He shows us chewy stats from growthepie that show that Ethereum and L2 usage is still heavily dominated by basic financial speculation. The most startling stat: 75% of Polygon fees are coming from users interacting with Polymarket? What happens when they move? But growthepie also shows us real-world traction, for example a shift towards non-USD stablecoins such as EuroC and the Swiss CHF-based Frankencoin that you can use to pay for your cheap groceries at SPAR. By now, the planned presentations are diverging quite a bit from the schedule, especially for those of us changing rooms every 25 minutes, and I dash in late for Monetizing Crazy Times with Prediction Markets by Swiss lawyer Anne-Grace Kleczewski. She convinces me with a single quote: &quot;Greatly designed beliefs certainly contribute to crowd intelligence, but poorly designed ones are merely depicting attempts at making some quick money.&quot; Between the three tracks of talks, people gather out on the balcony, standing in the sunshine overlooking the tourists. The conversations swirl around me. &quot;I&#39;m not with them any more but I&#39;m still in Portugal, co-living there, looking for opportunities.&quot; &quot;People are saying the old location was better but I like this. It feels like the real Prague.&quot; &quot;Yeah, I&#39;m back in Berlin, got a one-year-old daughter, so that&#39;s grounding me.&quot; &quot;I tell them that they all need x402 but to be honest, I&#39;m not that technical.&quot; &quot;I got a gun. Accidentally. It&#39;s not a bug, it&#39;s a feature.&quot; I go back inside. I get back into synch with Who Owns Attention in a Decentralised Future? Toward Value-Aligned Recommendation Systems by Alexander Trauth-Goik, who explains algorithmic curation in surveillance capitalism and that we are being tricked into believing that invasion of our privacy and the fracturing of our attention is a necessary price to taking part in social media. &quot;Do we want recommendation algorithms and technology in general to hijack and undermine our psychological vulnerabilities, or to empower and elevate the better angels of our nature?&quot; Recommendation algorithms could be giving us information that better serve our long-term interests and goals. Veronika Civínová gives us a surprising angle with Practical challenges of EU laws: from climate to crypto. Civínová argues that while the media frames crypto and climate regulations as being in direct conflict, crypto actually fits beautifully into the broader definition of &quot;sustainability.&quot; By looking past just environmental impact to include social and corporate governance pillars (like community focus and superior business conduct), crypto can prove it&#39;s sustainable, provided it doesn&#39;t &quot;significantly harm&quot; the environment. It&#39;s only ten past six but I feel like I&#39;ve already experienced three days of conference into one. I wander aimlessly around Municipal House, sipping water and looking up at the ornate ceilings and dangling chandeliers. Then I walk home, stopping for a hearty meal at a quiet restaurant on the way. One beer at the hostel bar and I have to admit that I&#39;m ready for bed. I snuggle into my plywood pod, head full of ideas. My neighbor enters his pod, slamming the door behind him, shaking the entire unit of four. I consider banging on the wall, annoying everyone with my hiss of &quot;can you keep it down???&quot; but while I&#39;m still considering how to respond in a way that doesn&#39;t make things worse, my eyes flutter shut and I fall asleep. --- This series was supported through the generosity of the Peacock Foundation. Tomorrow: I am reminded once again that my greatest vulnerability isn&#39;t code. It&#39;s me. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Twelvemeatballs [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/decentralized-storage-in-a-plywood-box-ethprague-day-one</link><guid>856492</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Decentralized* Storage in a Plywood Box: ETHPrague Day One</dc:text></item><item><title>r/BASE FOUNDER 'AMA' SERIES: 'Charms' Join us 7pm UTC Tues 2nd June</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Square-Party-3655 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/rbase-founder-ama-series-charms-join-us-7pm-utc-tues-2nd-june</link><guid>856494</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>r/BASE FOUNDER 'AMA' SERIES: 'Charms' Join us 7pm UTC Tues 2nd June</dc:text></item><item><title>Attention XRP Investors! Ripple Announces Collaboration with Turkish Companies!</title><description><![CDATA[ much needed news for xrp to shine?? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Tight_Log_6305 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/attention-xrp-investors-ripple-announces-collaboration-with-turkish-companies</link><guid>856332</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Attention XRP Investors! Ripple Announces Collaboration with Turkish Companies!</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin is down so buy!</title><description><![CDATA[I starting buying Bitcoin near the all time highs last year then I stopped and now my average buy is at around 106k and I remember saying once it has its massive drop I will buy get my average down not Gunna be like the others let emotions get better of me when it&#39;s low and now that it is alot down it is a bit of an emotional struggle after reading all the negative headlines , vids etc, it&#39;s not like I&#39;m investing all my life savings but still bit of emotional struggle/hurdle to get over, anyone else feel the same? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/cloud9edd [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-is-down-so-buy</link><guid>856443</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin is down so buy!</dc:text></item><item><title>CEO Matt Cole says Wall St will fight against bitcoin-backed digital credit providers like Strive and MSTR</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/No-Comparison-9307 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/ceo-matt-cole-says-wall-st-will-fight-against-bitcoin-backed-digital-credit-providers-like-strive-and-mstr</link><guid>856456</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>CEO Matt Cole says Wall St will fight against bitcoin-backed digital credit providers like Strive and MSTR</dc:text></item><item><title>Don't Fall for a Narrative: The Data Is Speaking Volumes</title><description><![CDATA[ Data is data. This is every Bitcoin (UTXO) movement the last 12 hours &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/JuxtaposeLife [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/dont-fall-for-a-narrative-the-data-is-speaking-volumes</link><guid>856451</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Don't Fall for a Narrative: The Data Is Speaking Volumes</dc:text></item><item><title>Tether is urgently selling Bitcoin</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Constant_Vehicle7539 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/tether-is-urgently-selling-bitcoin</link><guid>856325</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Tether is urgently selling Bitcoin</dc:text></item><item><title>Dev Tools Guild May 2026 update</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/abcoathup [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/dev-tools-guild-may-2026-update</link><guid>856323</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Dev Tools Guild May 2026 update</dc:text></item><item><title>Cardano 2026 Summit canceled after treasury vote misses key threshold</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GreedVault [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/cardano-2026-summit-canceled-after-treasury-vote-misses-key-threshold</link><guid>856326</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Cardano 2026 Summit canceled after treasury vote misses key threshold</dc:text></item><item><title>zk proofs aren't just for rollups. the more interesting use case is verifiable exchange execution</title><description><![CDATA[most of the zk conversation in ethereum right now is about rollups. proving block validity, compressing state, bridging trustlessly. all important stuff. but there&#39;s a use case that i think is more immediately impactful and barely anyone talks about: using zk proofs to make exchange matching engines verifiable. here&#39;s the problem. every CLOB-style DEX runs a matching engine, and almost all of them are black boxes. your order goes in, a fill comes out, and you trust that the engine matched you fairly. you have no way to verify it. even the &quot;decentralized&quot; ones. the matching layer is the single biggest trust surface on any exchange and it&#39;s the one nobody can actually check. the fix isn&#39;t moving matching fully on-chain. dydx v4 went that direction and you pay for it in throughput, because every fill has to go through consensus. for a CLOB that&#39;s a hard ceiling on what you can offer. the more interesting path: keep matching off-chain for speed, but commit batched state transitions with validity proofs. the engine stays fast, but every batch of fills becomes cryptographically verifiable. no fill can be reordered, front-run, or fabricated without the proof failing. you get execution speed and provability without forcing a tradeoff between them. this feels like it matters more for end users than zk rollups honestly. rollups prove that a block was valid. exchange proofs prove that your specific trade was matched correctly. one is infrastructure-level, the other is directly about your money. curious why this isn&#39;t getting more attention in the ethereum zk community. is it a tooling problem? a &quot;nobody&#39;s built it yet&quot; problem? or does the market just not care enough about execution verifiability yet? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ginete_tech [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/zk-proofs-arent-just-for-rollups-the-more-interesting-use-case-is-verifiable-exchange-execution</link><guid>856322</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>zk proofs aren't just for rollups. the more interesting use case is verifiable exchange execution</dc:text></item><item><title>Buying the Dip Is Easier Said Than Done</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Mattie_Kadlec [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/buying-the-dip-is-easier-said-than-done</link><guid>856328</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Buying the Dip Is Easier Said Than Done</dc:text></item><item><title>Do you receive tokens through vesting schedules? Looking for feedback</title><description><![CDATA[Hey! I&#39;m building a tool designed to simplify tracking and manage token vesting schedules across different protocols. I&#39;m looking for a small group of people who receive tokens from launchpads, crypto payroll, team vestings etc, through investor allocations, advisor allocations etc, to check out the product and give some feedback - in return for free access to our paid plan when we launch. Some of the problems we&#39;re trying to solve: • Tracking allocations across multiple protocols • Remembering unlock and claim dates • Understanding what&#39;s claimable and when • Getting a clearer view of your overall vesting portfolio If this sounds relevant to you and you&#39;d be interested in trying an early version, drop a comment or send me a DM. I&#39;d love to hear about your current workflow and biggest frustrations as well. Thank you in advance. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Obvious-Appearance11 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/do-you-receive-tokens-through-vesting-schedules-looking-for-feedback</link><guid>856330</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Do you receive tokens through vesting schedules? Looking for feedback</dc:text></item><item><title>NEAR setup: the entry is only one part of the trade</title><description><![CDATA[ This NEAR setup is why I like separating the entry signal from the full trade decision. The 4H side gave a clean BUY scalper structure and the move started doing what it needed to do. But the 1H panel is the more important part to me right now. It is not saying &quot;chase.&quot; It is saying watch. That difference matters. After a move starts, the next decision is not whether the first signal was right. The next decision is whether the current structure still deserves risk. For me, the useful checklist is: Is the higher-timeframe direction still aligned? Did the setup already pay too much of the move? Is the next target realistic? Where is invalidation now? Would I still take this trade if I had no attachment to the first signal? Most traders obsess over the buy or sell label. I care more about what happens after the label appears. QuantumGradeA helps me keep that process structured instead of turning every green candle into a chase. Not financial advice. Just my execution workflow. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/CODE_HEIST [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/near-setup-the-entry-is-only-one-part-of-the-trade</link><guid>856334</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>NEAR setup: the entry is only one part of the trade</dc:text></item><item><title>MoneyGram launches stablecoin on Stellar (XLM), joining rush toward digital dollar payments</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/diwalost [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/moneygram-launches-stablecoin-on-stellar-xlm-joining-rush-toward-digital-dollar-payments</link><guid>856329</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>MoneyGram launches stablecoin on Stellar (XLM), joining rush toward digital dollar payments</dc:text></item><item><title>Roast my BTC dashboard (seriously - I want it to be useful!)</title><description><![CDATA[ Hi folks, in the real world I&#39;m a developer. I&#39;m also (as you probably realise) I&#39;m a developer. Anyway - I built this: https://richybaxter.github.io/Mandala/dashboard.html and I&#39;d love to hear - what&#39;s missing? Shall I just stop and do something more useful instead? I know there&#39;s a lot of these things but the datapoints in one place: flows, institutional / legal news and so on - I think it&#39;s cool. Feedback so welcome and thanks! https://preview.redd.it/bygn7f765u4h1.jpg?width=2494&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=c04fa3808e65b4c93241e4bc330316ccdd76596d &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/richardbaxter [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/roast-my-btc-dashboard-seriously-i-want-it-to-be-useful</link><guid>856283</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Roast my BTC dashboard (seriously - I want it to be useful!)</dc:text></item><item><title>Looking for investment advice.</title><description><![CDATA[What are your opinions on investing in the Standard &amp; Poor’s 500 (SNP 500) instead of the SNP6900? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/flipper6900 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/looking-for-investment-advice</link><guid>856331</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Looking for investment advice.</dc:text></item><item><title>Mt. Gox moves $739 million worth of bitcoin to two addresses: Arkham</title><description><![CDATA[ from the article. The Arkham page currently marks the transferred bitcoin as &quot;unspent,&quot; and it remains unclear whether the funds would be used for future creditor repayments. Large bitcoin movements in the past have often preceded distributions to creditors. Tuesday&#39;s transactions marked the entity&#39;s first bitcoin movement since late March, when it shifted a relatively small amount of bitcoin between its wallets. Mt. Gox currently holds 34,504 BTC, valued at roughly $2.43 billion, across its wallets, per Arkham data. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/zesushv [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/mt-gox-moves-739-million-worth-of-bitcoin-to-two-addresses-arkham</link><guid>856327</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Mt. Gox moves $739 million worth of bitcoin to two addresses: Arkham</dc:text></item><item><title>welcome to the 60s again !</title><description><![CDATA[Looks like the 4 yr cycle is going to be true this time too. Let&#39;s goo &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AdReasonable5446 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/welcome-to-the-60s-again</link><guid>856277</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>welcome to the 60s again !</dc:text></item><item><title>Posted this on AITA and got mostly YTA — curious what the Bitcoin community thinks</title><description><![CDATA[I posted a situation on AITA earlier and got a ton of YTA responses, so I wanted to hear from people who actually understand Bitcoin and the tech behind it. For context: (im a 15M and my cousin is 20M) I’m into Bitcoin on a small personal level. I’m not a trader, not trying to get rich quick, nothing like that. I’ve been learning for a while and have about $2k in a cold wallet that I just hold long‑term. My grandma is pretty curious about new technology. She’s asked me questions about Bitcoin before, and I thought it might be fun to show her how it works by sending her a tiny amount (like $20) from my own money, only if she wanted to try it. More like a hands‑on demo than “you should invest.” My cousin is extremely anti‑crypto and very anti‑capitalist. When he heard about this, he got upset and said I was “taking advantage of her” and “pushing risky investments on an old person,” even though she wouldn’t be spending anything and I wasn’t telling her to buy or invest. AITA basically agreed with him and said I was the asshole for even considering showing her how Bitcoin works. So I’m curious what this community thinks: Is it wrong to teach an older family member about Bitcoin if they’re interested, even if you’re using your own money and not encouraging them to invest? Genuinely want to hear the Bitcoin community’s perspective. https://www.reddit.com/r/AmItheAsshole/s/QCwtUo8X43 Link to my original post on AITA &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Artistic-Wedding6128 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/posted-this-on-aita-and-got-mostly-yta-curious-what-the-bitcoin-community-thinks</link><guid>856281</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Posted this on AITA and got mostly YTA — curious what the Bitcoin community thinks</dc:text></item><item><title>CFTC Clears Bitcoin Perpetual Futures for US Markets</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EvelynClede [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/cftc-clears-bitcoin-perpetual-futures-for-us-markets</link><guid>856282</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>CFTC Clears Bitcoin Perpetual Futures for US Markets</dc:text></item><item><title>Saylor's Strategy and Bitcoin's Original Purpose</title><description><![CDATA[I came across a post on the Bitcoin Talk Forum that raised an interesting criticism of Michael Saylor&#39;s Bitcoin strategy. The idea is that Bitcoin was created as a scarce asset with a fixed supply of 21 million coins and as an alternative to debt-based financial systems. However, Strategy keeps issuing new shares, preferred stock, and debt to raise capital and buy more Bitcoin. The argument isn&#39;t that Saylor is creating new Bitcoin he obviously isn&#39;t. Rather, it&#39;s that he&#39;s creating more and more financial claims backed by Bitcoin, which some people see as recreating the same credit-based system Bitcoin was originally designed to replace. Do you think this criticism is valid? Is Saylor helping Bitcoin adoption by bringing it into traditional capital markets, or is he building a Bitcoin version of the financial system Bitcoin was meant to disrupt? Curious to hear both bullish and bearish perspectives. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/True_Bodybuilder8095 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/saylors-strategy-and-bitcoins-original-purpose</link><guid>856333</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Saylor's Strategy and Bitcoin's Original Purpose</dc:text></item><item><title>How should new Ethereum L2s avoid becoming liquidity islands at launch?</title><description><![CDATA[One thing I have been thinking about with newer Ethereum L2 ecosystems is the gap between “apps can deploy” and “users can actually bring useful liquidity in.” GIWA/GASOK is a good recent example. Teams are building toward mainnet, but the infrastructure question comes pretty early: If a wallet, DEX, lending app, or consumer app launches on a new L2, should each team be responsible for integrating bridges, routing, liquidity sources, and asset variants on its own? That feels like a lot of duplicated work for early app teams. One possible model is shared cross-network execution infrastructure: apps integrate a single SDK, and routing/liquidity access is handled outside the app. SODAX is preparing this kind of setup for GIWA builders, but the broader question applies to any new Ethereum L2. The tradeoffs seem non-trivial: app teams get faster access to multi-network liquidity users avoid manually bridging through several tools the L2 ecosystem may feel less empty at launch but routing, solver behavior, asset representation, and failure modes need to be easy to reason about For people who have built on or around Ethereum L2s: where do you think this responsibility should sit? Should liquidity/access infrastructure be handled by the L2 ecosystem, each individual app, or external execution layers? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/hazy2go [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/how-should-new-ethereum-l2s-avoid-becoming-liquidity-islands-at-launch</link><guid>856324</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>How should new Ethereum L2s avoid becoming liquidity islands at launch?</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, June 02, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank you! If you don&#39;t get an answer to your question, you can try phrasing it differently or commenting again tomorrow. Please check the previous discussion thread for unanswered questions. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rBitcoinMod [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-june-02-2026</link><guid>856276</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, June 02, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion June 02, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily General Discussion on r/ethereum https://imgur.com/3y7vezP Bookmarking this link will always bring you to the current daily: https://old.reddit.com/r/ethereum/about/sticky/?num=2 Please use this thread to discuss Ethereum topics, news, events, and even price! Price discussion posted elsewhere in the subreddit will continue to be removed. As always, be constructive. - Subreddit Rules Want to stake? Learn more at r/ethstaker Community Links Ethereum Jobs, Twitter EVMavericks YouTube, Discord, Doots Podcast Doots Website, Old Reddit Doots Extension by u/hanniabu Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-june-02-2026</link><guid>856321</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion June 02, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>What happens to Bitcoin if/when hyperinflation hits?</title><description><![CDATA[The entire world just decides to value and execute the transfer of goods in Bitcoin? The new dominating power doesn’t just make their cash system the reserve currency? We just don’t go back to gold? (I get that gold is very cumbersome but who says we don’t all just end up trading tokenized gold). Who says the new Emperor Caesar doesn’t just create his own Central Bank with an entire new fiat system starting from scratch? My point is, as I’m evaluating the worthiness of expanding my Bitcoin investment - the hyperinflation of the US dollar is inevitable, but the alternative is not solely (and probably less than 50%) Bitcoin. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Stugatz27 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/what-happens-to-bitcoin-ifwhen-hyperinflation-hits</link><guid>856284</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What happens to Bitcoin if/when hyperinflation hits?</dc:text></item><item><title>Is it technically possible to envision BTC as a payment system as a robust alternative to fiat?</title><description><![CDATA[Imagine a world where the USD can&#39;t be printed any longer, and we rely on sats to purchase goods and services. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/fabio_it [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/is-it-technically-possible-to-envision-btc-as-a-payment-system-as-a-robust-alternative-to-fiat</link><guid>856279</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Is it technically possible to envision BTC as a payment system as a robust alternative to fiat?</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitmine Buys $52M ETH, Tom Lee Says Fundamentals Strong</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GreedVault [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitmine-buys-52m-eth-tom-lee-says-fundamentals-strong</link><guid>856215</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitmine Buys $52M ETH, Tom Lee Says Fundamentals Strong</dc:text></item><item><title>People get into Bitcoin for different reasons. What was yours?</title><description><![CDATA[One thing I&#39;ve noticed after spending time learning about Bitcoin: People assume everyone buys it for the same reason. That hasn&#39;t been my experience at all. Some people are worried about inflation. Some are drawn to self-custody. Some see it as an investment. Some are interested in the technology. For me, one of the biggest realizations was that there isn&#39;t just one reason people get into Bitcoin. Different people seem to &quot;get it&quot; for completely different reasons. What was the thing that finally made Bitcoin click for you? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/SoundMoneyWade [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/people-get-into-bitcoin-for-different-reasons-what-was-yours</link><guid>856278</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>People get into Bitcoin for different reasons. What was yours?</dc:text></item><item><title>Is WBTC safe?</title><description><![CDATA[I am considering converting a few BTC to WBTC to stake. Theorically WBTC is better because I can also earn passive income while &#39;holding my keys&#39; which is what i&#39;m trying to understand: Is this custodial? more risky or same as USDT? Was there any freeze or issue on it by past? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/6969Momo6969 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/is-wbtc-safe</link><guid>856212</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Is WBTC safe?</dc:text></item><item><title>The New Financial System that nobody saw... And Canton</title><description><![CDATA[&#x200B; Over the past few months I&#39;ve been trying to understand why the same names keep appearing in tokenization discussions: DTCC HSBC JPMorgan Goldman Sachs BNY Mellon Nasdaq BlackRock Fidelity At first I thought this was a crypto story. Now I think it&#39;s a financial infrastructure story. The strongest evidence isn&#39;t coming from crypto companies. It&#39;s coming from the institutions that already operate the financial system. DTCC, which sits at the center of U.S. securities settlement, is moving forward with a tokenization service and plans limited production trading of tokenized securities in 2026. More than 50 firms are participating in the effort. DTCC also announced plans to tokenize DTC-custodied U.S. Treasury securities on Canton Network. HSBC recently completed a pilot issuing, transferring, and atomically settling tokenized deposits on Canton. This wasn&#39;t a crypto experiment. It was a test involving bank deposits, one of the core building blocks of modern finance. Meanwhile, JPMorgan&#39;s Kinexys platform, tokenized Treasuries, tokenized money market funds, and stablecoin legislation are all pointing toward the same destination: a financial system built on digital, programmable assets. This is where Canton becomes interesting. Unlike many blockchain projects, Canton was designed specifically for regulated financial markets. Privacy, compliance, interoperability, and institutional controls are not afterthoughts—they are the primary design goals. That&#39;s why organizations such as DTCC, HSBC, Goldman Sachs, BNY Mellon, and others continue appearing around the ecosystem. The bigger question for investors is whether the network succeeds or whether the token succeeds. Those are not the same thing. Many networks generate activity while their tokens capture little value. What caught my attention with Canton Coin (CC) is the burn-mint equilibrium model. Recent reports indicate: Burn-to-mint ratio increased from roughly 0.15 to 0.65 in about six months. Daily burns increased from roughly 5 million CC to more than 15 million CC. A January 2026 halving reduced emissions. Protocol fees reached approximately $66.6 million in April 2026. The critical number is not price. It&#39;s the burn-to-mint ratio. If network adoption continues growing and the ratio eventually exceeds 1.0, the network would become net deflationary. That would mean institutional usage is consuming more CC than the network is creating. Today CC trades around a $6 billion market capitalization. The market is effectively trying to answer one question: Will Canton become a niche institutional blockchain, or will it become part of the core operating system for tokenized finance? Nobody knows the answer yet. But for the first time, I find myself paying more attention to DTCC announcements, tokenized Treasuries, tokenized deposits, and Canton network statistics than I do to most crypto narratives. The canary in the coal mine isn&#39;t tokenized stocks. It&#39;s whether institutions start treating tokenized deposits, tokenized Treasuries, and digital collateral as normal financial infrastructure. If that happens, we may look back on this period the same way we look back on the early internet—not as the emergence of a new asset class, but as the rebuilding of the rails underneath the entire system. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Opening-Ad-6563 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-new-financial-system-that-nobody-saw-and-canton</link><guid>856217</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The New Financial System that nobody saw... And Canton</dc:text></item><item><title>Cardano Summit Canceled After Community Votes Against It</title><description><![CDATA[ More time for Charles to look out for Aliens. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/badfishbeefcake [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/cardano-summit-canceled-after-community-votes-against-it</link><guid>856214</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Cardano Summit Canceled After Community Votes Against It</dc:text></item><item><title>10 Years Crypto Outlook</title><description><![CDATA[Do you think there will be mass institutional adoption of crypto 10 years from now and how much do you think btc will be at that time? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/LogMu [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/10-years-crypto-outlook</link><guid>856216</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>10 Years Crypto Outlook</dc:text></item><item><title>Does Bitcoin’s nature as a "self-regulating platform" solve the problem of human greed, or does it simply automate it?</title><description><![CDATA[I’ve been thinking about the systemic design of Bitcoin and comparing it to the socioeconomic experiment in the movie The Platform (El Hoyo). In the movie, a &quot;self-regulating&quot; system is designed to provide enough resources for everyone, but it ultimately fails because it doesn&#39;t account for human greed—those at the top consume everything, leaving nothing for those below. Bitcoin is also a self-regulating platform, governed by code rather than human authority. However, I’m curious about your perspective: Does the decentralization and fixed nature of the Bitcoin protocol successfully mitigate human greed, or does it merely provide a new, automated &quot;platform&quot; where the same old patterns of accumulation and inequality persist? Can a protocol alone ever truly solve the social problem of greed, or is that strictly a human issue that technology cannot touch? I’m interested in hearing your thoughts on whether Bitcoin is just a technical solution to a social problem that requires a human solution. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Excellent-Sherbet383 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/does-bitcoins-nature-as-a-self-regulating-platform-solve-the-problem-of-human-greed-or-does-it-simply-automate-it</link><guid>856280</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Does Bitcoin’s nature as a "self-regulating platform" solve the problem of human greed, or does it simply automate it?</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Crypto Discussion - June 1, 2026 (GMT+0)</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily Crypto Discussion thread. Please read the disclaimer and rules before participating. Disclaimer: Consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known &quot;pump and dump (PnD) groups&quot; for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and exercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here. Please be careful about what information you share and the actions you take. Do not share the amounts of your portfolios (why not just share percentage?). Do not share your private keys or wallet seed. Use strong, non-SMS 2FA if possible. Beware of scammers and be smart. Do not invest more than you can afford to lose, and do not fall for pyramid schemes, promises of unrealistic returns (get-rich-quick schemes), and other common scams. Rules: All sub rules apply in this thread. The prior exemption for karma and age requirements is no longer in effect. Discussion topics must be related to cryptocurrency. Behave with civility and politeness. Do not use offensive, racist or homophobic language. Comments will be sorted by newest first. Useful Links: Beginner Resources Intro to r/Cryptocurrency MOONs ???? MOONs Wiki Page r/CryptoCurrency Discord r/CryptoCurrencyMemes Prior Daily Discussions - (Link fixed.) r/CryptoCurrencyMeta - Join in on all meta discussions regarding r/CryptoCurrency whether it be moon distributions or governance. Finding Other Discussion Threads Follow a mod account below to be notified in your home feed when the latest r/CC discussion thread of your interest is posted. u/CryptoDaily- — Posts the Daily Crypto Discussion threads. u/CryptoSkeptics — Posts the Monthly Skeptics Discussion threads. u/CryptoOptimists- — Posts the Monthly Optimists Discussion threads. u/CryptoNewsUpdates — Posts the Monthly News Summary threads. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AutoModerator [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-crypto-discussion-june-1-2026-gmt0</link><guid>856213</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Crypto Discussion - June 1, 2026 (GMT+0)</dc:text></item><item><title>Google Just Moved Up the Deadline on Encryption. And Most of the Internet Isn't Ready</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/schrodingersbadger [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/google-just-moved-up-the-deadline-on-encryption-and-most-of-the-internet-isnt-ready</link><guid>856218</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Google Just Moved Up the Deadline on Encryption. And Most of the Internet Isn't Ready</dc:text></item><item><title>4 year cycles</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ch_raposo [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/4-year-cycles</link><guid>856208</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>4 year cycles</dc:text></item><item><title>Over $655M liquidated in the past 24h from</title><description><![CDATA[ Source: https://www.coinglass.com/liquidations &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/CriticalCobraz [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/over-655m-liquidated-in-the-past-24h-from</link><guid>856191</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Over $655M liquidated in the past 24h from</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin makes gold affordable</title><description><![CDATA[ Gold is too useful to be trapped in vaults. If Bitcoin is adopted as the main global money, it could make gold affordable again. Gold has utility in industry, technology, and jewelry. But part of its price comes from monetary premium because people use it as a store of value. This makes gold more expensive for the previously mentioned utility use cases. If Bitcoin absorbs the monetary premium, gold can be priced only for its amazing utility and therefore be more available for industry etc. Is this a fair view of the monetary role of gold, or does gold’s properties serve a monetary role Bitcoin cannot replace? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Myntad_com [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-makes-gold-affordable</link><guid>856207</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin makes gold affordable</dc:text></item><item><title>Miners Signaling.</title><description><![CDATA[Two blocks in a single day signaling for bip-110. Is r/Bitcoin even aware? https://mempool.guide/block/00000000000000000000c5f8d0d94a95c8f544957aa6343e7eafca8ea9301045 https://mempool.guide/block/0000000000000000000049c609df9f8a6ba719129f99068b900271b40f20c9ee &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Fit_Business5915 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/miners-signaling</link><guid>856167</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Miners Signaling.</dc:text></item><item><title>Made this Chainlink tribute to mark the recent milestone</title><description><![CDATA[ Where my link marines at? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MeasurementMental534 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/made-this-chainlink-tribute-to-mark-the-recent-milestone</link><guid>856122</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Made this Chainlink tribute to mark the recent milestone</dc:text></item><item><title>The 2026 Shift: Why Bitcoin is decoupling from tech stocks faster than ever.</title><description><![CDATA[We’ve spent years watching Bitcoin move in lockstep with the Nasdaq, but the data from the last few months of 2026 suggests something fundamental is changing. While traditional tech equities are struggling with shifting interest rates and regulatory headwinds, Bitcoin’s resilience seems to be driven by a different narrative,sovereign uncertainty and treasury diversification. I’ve been tracking the flow of capital, and it’s no longer just retail or speculative traders; we’re seeing a shift toward long-term institutional &#39;hold&#39; strategies that look completely detached from short-term market volatility. Are we finally seeing Bitcoin mature into the &#39;digital gold&#39; hedge we were promised, or is this just another temporary correlation breakdown? Curious to see how you all are interpreting the current market structure. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Consistent_Coach_823 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-2026-shift-why-bitcoin-is-decoupling-from-tech-stocks-faster-than-ever</link><guid>856166</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The 2026 Shift: Why Bitcoin is decoupling from tech stocks faster than ever.</dc:text></item><item><title>Vitalik Buterin Criticizes AI Nationalism as US Senator Pushes for 50% Stake in OpenAI</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/partymsl [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/vitalik-buterin-criticizes-ai-nationalism-as-us-senator-pushes-for-50-stake-in-openai</link><guid>856121</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Vitalik Buterin Criticizes AI Nationalism as US Senator Pushes for 50% Stake in OpenAI</dc:text></item><item><title>Apparently we’re sooooo early Michael Saylor had to sell 32 bitcoin to prove it was a liquid asset…</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GabeSter [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/apparently-were-sooooo-early-michael-saylor-had-to-sell-32-bitcoin-to-prove-it-was-a-liquid-asset</link><guid>856120</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Apparently we’re sooooo early Michael Saylor had to sell 32 bitcoin to prove it was a liquid asset…</dc:text></item><item><title>I need a life changing money making play. ( I’m willing to work for it I’m not begging for free stuff )</title><description><![CDATA[Upvote if you agree If you have a life changing money making play message me please ???????? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Jaycee__999 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-need-a-life-changing-money-making-play-im-willing-to-work-for-it-im-not-begging-for-free-stuff</link><guid>856085</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I need a life changing money making play. ( I’m willing to work for it I’m not begging for free stuff )</dc:text></item><item><title>Is my wallet safe?</title><description><![CDATA[So I see this article: https://coinpedia.org/news/iran-crypto-crackdown-us-seizes-nearly-1-billion-in-iranian-crypto-under-operation-economic-fury/ and was wondering how the government just grabs someone&#39;s wallet. I thought the whole thing with bitcoin is a government can&#39;t control it. They might not be able to control it but if they can just reach out and take it, is that not kind of the same thing? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ideas4mac [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/is-my-wallet-safe</link><guid>856086</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Is my wallet safe?</dc:text></item><item><title>America's $40T Debt Crisis, Its Brutal Consequences And The Bitcoin Pricing Problem</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/kingofsats [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/americas-40t-debt-crisis-its-brutal-consequences-and-the-bitcoin-pricing-problem</link><guid>856087</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>America's $40T Debt Crisis, Its Brutal Consequences And The Bitcoin Pricing Problem</dc:text></item><item><title>Intersango / Britcoin case settled in UK.</title><description><![CDATA[I heard through the grapevine that a huge case for stolen bitcoin was recovered by a solicitors firm in Liverpool UK. Strateman / Taaki’s company Britcoin and later Intersango stole hundreds of thousands of people’s bitcoin. There was a case in the US which said they had to return them but they didn’t. So for anyone who had the same happen to them might want to check out those solicitors. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/victoria01147 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/intersango-britcoin-case-settled-in-uk</link><guid>856083</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Intersango / Britcoin case settled in UK.</dc:text></item><item><title>Alternative way of earning BTC</title><description><![CDATA[I trade on forex and I am using forex rebate provider and I get nice rebate every month that I withdraw in BTC. It is great way to get free BTC. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/lucameiers [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/alternative-way-of-earning-btc</link><guid>856088</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Alternative way of earning BTC</dc:text></item><item><title>HUGE mistake crypto investors make is trying to understand everything except Bitcoin</title><description><![CDATA[Biggest lesson I’ve learnt in 9 years of crypto is that almost everything worth understanding comes back to Bitcoin! I want to share it with YOU: BTC is the bedrock of the entire market mainly because most assets are influenced by/traded in pairs with it, and because liquidity, sentiment and capital flows still orbit Bitcoin whether people like it or not. I’ve watched people spend years chasing narratives etc, and I think that’s a mistake. Everybody should start off in crypto with learning about Bitcoin and why it moves, what the halving cycle is, and what dominance means and why liquidity operates the way it does. The reason Bitcoin’s so predictable isn’t by fluke. It’s because the most important variable affecting it is visible years in advance. Every 4 years the issuance of new Bitcoin is cut in half. The supply shock is hard coded into the protocol. Everyone knows it’s coming yet the market repeatedly underestimates the impact of reducing new supply entering circ. Most people focus entirely on demand and end up obsessing over news, influencers, regs, and a load of macro events they would’ve been better off ignoring. Instead they ignore the fact Bitcoin is one of the only assets in the world where future supply schedule is known with certainty decades in advance. That doesn’t mean Bitcoin only goes up and it doesn’t mean every cycle is identical. It means there are underlying mechanics driving the market that are literally predictable and that will help you time the bottoms and peaks. One of the biggest lessons from 2024-2026 is that Bitcoin remained predictable while people’s assumptions about the rest of the market did not. The halving worked and Bitcoin led the market exactly as it always has but what changed was the structure of liquidity surrounding it. Bitcoin gains used to spill into the rest of the market through a highly reflexive cycle. Bitcoin would rise, profits would rotate into large caps, then mids, then small caps, and almost everything would go up regardless of quality. We came to believe that this process was automatic… It wasn’t! The halving didn’t “break” and neither did Bitcoin; the liquidity structure simply changed. Institutional capital entered through ETFs, custodians and regulated investment vehicles, so instead of circulating through the wider crypto ecosystem capital remained concentrated around Bitcoin itself. The result was that Bitcoin continued behaving largely as expected while many people’s assumptions about alt season failed. Bitcoin is not important because it guarantees that every coin will go up. Bitcoin is important because it remains the central organising force of the entire market. Most people spend their time trying to predict thousands of assets. I think that’s backwards. If you understand Bitcoin you’re already studying the single most important variable in crypto. The further I’ve gone into this industry the less interested I’ve become in altcoins and narratives and the more interested I’ve become in understanding Bitcoin itself. That’s where the signal is. Everything else is mostly noise. Bitcoin is the closest thing this industry has to an investment thesis built on observable mechanics rather than hope. The rest increasingly resembles speculation layered on top of whatever Bitcoin decides to do next. You don’t need to understand ten thousand coins. You do need to understand the one asset that ten thousand coins and market participants are reacting to. We are now in a bear market and the bottom will likely be hit late q4 - early q1 2027. Supply issuance will halve again in 2028, and like clockwork once difficulty adjusts, price will trend up again. But because the liquidity has changed. That doesn’t mean your alts will also go up. They are now mostly unpredictable. Maybe they always was, but it took for the heavy dilution and institutional capture we’ve seen for us to truly accept this. So stick with bitcoin. Time buys around cycle lows. Hodl until post halving highs. Enjoy sleeping at night knowing you aren’t going to lose your entire net worth gambling. Oh, and don’t expect to get “rich” You need big money to make big money, we are not early anymore. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MediumLibrarian7100 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/huge-mistake-crypto-investors-make-is-trying-to-understand-everything-except-bitcoin</link><guid>856123</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>HUGE mistake crypto investors make is trying to understand everything except Bitcoin</dc:text></item><item><title>What question would you like to ask Satoshi?</title><description><![CDATA[If you could get an answer from the creator or creators of Bitcoin, what would your question be? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Chnuly [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/what-question-would-you-like-to-ask-satoshi</link><guid>856089</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What question would you like to ask Satoshi?</dc:text></item><item><title>Keeping sats in Lightning wallet, and conversion to on-chain</title><description><![CDATA[So, since my ETF holgins are not kosher, I decide to try self-custody. But, being paranoid about both KYC and trading gift cards, I started small, by playing games and watching ads for ZBD-lilnked games. Returns are pathetic (several hundred sats on a good day), but I earned them, and they are mine, and nobody knows who I am. I do not trust ZBD either, so I got my sats out to &quot;Wallet of Satoshi&quot;, as Lightning Bitcoin. But now it wants 7,000 sats to send to my other wallet that only takes On-Chain Bitcoin. Which sounds pretty expensive. I can send out to other Lightnight wallets for a just a few sats. Is it safe to keep Lightning BTC on Wallet of Satoshi for a while. (I need time to accumulate more sats, or find a cheaper way to get it on-chain) WoS did give me the very important 12-word phrase, but somebody online said WoS still holds the keys. Is there a cheaper way to convert BTC from LIghtining to on-chain? Muun is also expensive, I hear. Zeus is supposed to be cheaper, but that&#39;s because you gotta &quot;setup channels&quot; yourself. how complex it is? I can do a bit of tinkering, but I would never try to install Linux. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/BaldBear_13 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/keeping-sats-in-lightning-wallet-and-conversion-to-on-chain</link><guid>856084</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Keeping sats in Lightning wallet, and conversion to on-chain</dc:text></item><item><title>Me Her Son Buying 1 Millionth Bitcoin ???? #wealthmindset #successmindset</title><description><![CDATA[ Oui &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/amasseadrien [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/me-her-son-buying-1-millionth-bitcoin-wealthmindset-successmindset</link><guid>856048</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Me Her Son Buying 1 Millionth Bitcoin ???? #wealthmindset #successmindset</dc:text></item><item><title>andrew tate “bonus”?</title><description><![CDATA[my friend posted in our discord that he used andrew tate’s “bonus” code or whatever and got $2700 USD from it. i don’t know the first thing about crypto, but i do know tate is notorious for crypto scams. is this legit or is my friend about to get screwed over? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ecchibunnii [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/andrew-tate-bonus</link><guid>856063</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>andrew tate “bonus”?</dc:text></item><item><title>I added multi-currency support to my Bitcoin opportunity cost calculator based on your feedback!</title><description><![CDATA[ Hey r/Bitcoin, A few days ago I shared my free Bitcoin opportunity cost calculator here. Someone suggested adding more currencies so I did! https://preview.redd.it/sbezjphlop4h1.png?width=1529&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=3fcb57038aa6407fd8abea117f98113ba1547b84 https://preview.redd.it/prv4aphlop4h1.png?width=1001&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=1ad5713a9903d08ed70e03bfd10c1cedc446ac55 Now supports 10 currencies: USD, KRW, JPY, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, SGD, HKD, AED Live exchange rates via CoinGecko API ???? https://www.lattecalc.com What else would you like to see? Any features missing? Would love to hear your thoughts! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EmergencyCredit2048 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-added-multi-currency-support-to-my-bitcoin-opportunity-cost-calculator-based-on-your-feedback</link><guid>856049</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I added multi-currency support to my Bitcoin opportunity cost calculator based on your feedback!</dc:text></item><item><title>Is it ideal to buy bitcoin via telegram wallet Then afterwards transfer it all to a cold wallet? Or should I just do the same thing buy instead going for binance/kraken or whatever.</title><description><![CDATA[But* &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Actual_Resort_5378 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/is-it-ideal-to-buy-bitcoin-via-telegram-wallet-then-afterwards-transfer-it-all-to-a-cold-wallet-or-should-i-just-do-the-same-thing-buy-instead-going-for-binancekraken-or-whatever</link><guid>856090</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Is it ideal to buy bitcoin via telegram wallet Then afterwards transfer it all to a cold wallet? Or should I just do the same thing buy instead going for binance/kraken or whatever.</dc:text></item><item><title>Saylor did warn us he would be leaving on a life raft</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/smellyfingernail [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/saylor-did-warn-us-he-would-be-leaving-on-a-life-raft</link><guid>856064</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Saylor did warn us he would be leaving on a life raft</dc:text></item><item><title>Is the anti-clarity lobby the ones behind this crypto dump?</title><description><![CDATA[Recently Jamie Dimon was on Fox and he was not a happy pumpkin to say the least. It seems for whatever reason the clarity act is under the skin of the major banks with Dimon saying he wont stop without a fight which has me thinking what if the banks are the ones purposely trying to crash crypto prices to harm crypto firms ahead of the clarity negotiations? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/stefansilva_xrp [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/is-the-anti-clarity-lobby-the-ones-behind-this-crypto-dump</link><guid>856014</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Is the anti-clarity lobby the ones behind this crypto dump?</dc:text></item><item><title>I advertise however I can</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/xander1101 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-advertise-however-i-can</link><guid>856015</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I advertise however I can</dc:text></item><item><title>heck yes</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/losingthehumanrace [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/heck-yes</link><guid>856016</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>heck yes</dc:text></item><item><title>Strategy shares fall after selling $2.5 million in bitcoin (32 BTC) , its first sale since 2022</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/CriticalCobraz [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/strategy-shares-fall-after-selling-25-million-in-bitcoin-32-btc-its-first-sale-since-2022</link><guid>856013</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Strategy shares fall after selling $2.5 million in bitcoin (32 BTC) , its first sale since 2022</dc:text></item><item><title>Building Security for Agentic AI in DeFi: Looking for a CTO / Blockchain Dev</title><description><![CDATA[Right now, big companies are racing to deploy autonomous agents into the world with almost no audits, no real safeguards, and known vulnerabilities such as prompt injection and AI jailbreak. The result? DAOs and Web3 protocols are bleeding billions from automated exploits and uncontrolled agent actions. I gave my years to FinTech not for it to get filled with slop, but to provide democratic access to financial services. So, we’re fixing this. My team (with backgrounds from the world’s top %1 financial institutions) is building a governance protocol that brings strict, enforceable rules to autonomous AI workflows: starting with DeFi. Think of it as on-chain guardrails + auditability + human-in-the-loop controls for agentic systems. Safe agentic AI, not reckless AI. We’re currently in early-stage development and are actively looking for a strong technical developer to help us build the architecture (considering base primarily), iterate over the product, and build an MVP to collect early traction. If you’re deeply experienced in web3 and smart contract architectures, lets connect &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/oftgefragt_dev [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/building-security-for-agentic-ai-in-defi-looking-for-a-cto-blockchain-dev</link><guid>856012</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Building Security for Agentic AI in DeFi: Looking for a CTO / Blockchain Dev</dc:text></item><item><title>Accumulating</title><description><![CDATA[How much Bitcoin you are accumulating per month or per year? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/jarzabpospolity [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/accumulating</link><guid>856001</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Accumulating</dc:text></item><item><title>Is this part of his 'strategy'?</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/SuchTrezorVeryCrypto [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/is-this-part-of-his-strategy</link><guid>855968</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Is this part of his 'strategy'?</dc:text></item><item><title>Have Stablecoins Already Won?</title><description><![CDATA[Have Stablecoins Already Won? Serious question. A few years ago, most crypto discussions were about replacing banks, replacing fiat, and becoming a new financial system. Now it feels like stablecoins are quietly becoming the most practical crypto product instead. Payments. Remittances. Settlement. Treasury management. Cross-border transfers. Do you think stablecoins end up being crypto&#39;s biggest success story, or is something bigger still coming? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Ge_Yo [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/have-stablecoins-already-won</link><guid>855969</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Have Stablecoins Already Won?</dc:text></item><item><title>Coinbase / Morpho Bitcoin-backed loans, how big is the risk of variable rate going up to something insane like 50% or 100%? Or even something less insane but still unreasonable like 15%?</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;ve been reading about Bitcoin-backed loans, and it looks like the entire system is becoming much more mature. I saw a post about a guy who got an approval in seconds. This is amazing. But it got me thinking. What if you borrow and the rate spikes (since it&#39;s a variable rate, adjusted by the network constantly)? What if the rate goes up so high that it just keeps increasing your principal and gets you to 86% LTV? And even if it doesn&#39;t, you would still end up losing money if you can&#39;t close out your loan right away. With traditional variable rate lending (which is still a bad idea), at least there are regulators and politicians that would step in given enough public outcry, if things got really bad. But crypto-backed loans are still so niche that even if the rate spiked and held at that high level for some time, nobody would care. Is this a valid concern or am I missing something? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Classic-Champion-966 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/coinbase-morpho-bitcoin-backed-loans-how-big-is-the-risk-of-variable-rate-going-up-to-something-insane-like-50-or-100-or-even-something-less-insane-but-still-unreasonable-like-15</link><guid>856002</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Coinbase / Morpho Bitcoin-backed loans, how big is the risk of variable rate going up to something insane like 50% or 100%? Or even something less insane but still unreasonable like 15%?</dc:text></item><item><title>why BTC is dropping so fast now ?</title><description><![CDATA[Anyone has idea why bitcoin is falling so sharply now ? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Low_Feature2357 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/why-btc-is-dropping-so-fast-now</link><guid>856000</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>why BTC is dropping so fast now ?</dc:text></item><item><title>How to handle the first bitcoin dip ?</title><description><![CDATA[I just started in bitcoin a few months ago and DCA small amounts per day. I’ve mostly been up the past few months and now I’m starting to see it go down just a little… and I know it will probably get much worse before it goes up again. I know this is part of the regular volatility with bitcoin, but it’s hard to see, especially with all my other investments going up. Anyone who has been here a while got any advice for those of us in our first bear market ????? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Loose_Archer3246 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/how-to-handle-the-first-bitcoin-dip</link><guid>855963</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>How to handle the first bitcoin dip ?</dc:text></item><item><title>Bullish On A Deal?</title><description><![CDATA[&#x200B; Risk assets are starting to price in a deal being done, Brent crude is significantly lower but then strikes from the USA and Iran panic everyone that the deal is not as near as we think. So how is crypto reacting? Well initially, there was positive movement upwards on rumours and talk of a deal being near but the move wasn’t protracted. However, in response to the strikes, crypto came off a fair bit so clearly there is still fear there in markets. The S and P is trading above levels it was at when the USA initially began the war with Iran. It’s surprising to a lot of market participants especially with oil trading as high as it has but underscores the belief that a deal and resolution is coming no doubt with free access to the Straits of Hormuz. Downside risks are in play if the war was to really escalate again. With the rumours that Masoud Pezeshkian has offered his resignation due to a complete takeover of power by the IRGC, it seems less likely the war will escalate again and more likely that in fighting within the Iranian regime could lead potentially to regime collapse or civil strife. Still we must be aware that Dogecoin could fall below 8 cents were things to really escalate and Bitcoin below 60,000 USD. For the upside, clearly a deal that brings the war to an end AND facilitates the free shipping of oil through the Straits of Hormuz is going to be bullish for the crypto space. It always takes time for the full effects of major news to filter through to markets as banks and funds position themselves. I would expect if a deal is signed and agreed that Dogecoin heads towards 16 cents which is quite a major level. The previous double bottom at 11.70 cents acted as resistance but with the creaky ceasefire that was not really surprising. Similar story to my previous call, long at 8.5 cents as mentioned previously looking a good trade and an exit of a partial amount of it at 11.5 cents with a view to running the rest higher towards 16 cents. There may be plenty of momentum by that time though and a case for holding the rest to move higher. Always keep in mind that digital assets can range trade without much volume and suddenly explode on news and the arrival of volume. Until next time….stay displined &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ThePMDiary [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bullish-on-a-deal</link><guid>855970</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bullish On A Deal?</dc:text></item><item><title>Strategy shares fall after selling $2.5 million in bitcoin, its first sale since 2022</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/filip1299 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/strategy-shares-fall-after-selling-25-million-in-bitcoin-its-first-sale-since-2022</link><guid>855962</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Strategy shares fall after selling $2.5 million in bitcoin, its first sale since 2022</dc:text></item><item><title>We've been here before( 71K). What keeps you grounded when the cycle gets ugly?</title><description><![CDATA[Every time the market consolidates or hits macro headwinds, the same narratives come back: .....this time is different,....the model is broken or liquidity is dry. I heard that in 2018. I heard it in 2022 and i&#39;ll probably hear it again. What anchors me is straightforward: every cycle Bitcoin survives makes the next survival more likely. Not out of faith , but out of accumulated track record. It&#39;s basically the Lindy Effect playing out in real time. Long-term holder data shows the same pattern across every cycle. The names change, the macro backdrop shifts, but the behavior of people who actually understand the halving mechanics stays remarkably consistent.........The conviction to hold through the boring or painful phases isn&#39;t just a psychological stance. Looking back, it seems to be one of the few edges that has consistently mattered......... To the veteran stackers here: what&#39;s the single metric or chart that gives you the most peace of mind when the short-term noise gets too loud? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MoneyMonsterStudios [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/weve-been-here-before-71k-what-keeps-you-grounded-when-the-cycle-gets-ugly</link><guid>855964</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>We've been here before( 71K). What keeps you grounded when the cycle gets ugly?</dc:text></item><item><title>$BNB reminder: bearish does not always mean short it here</title><description><![CDATA[ Current read on BNB / USDC 1H. The interesting part is the difference between the earlier short setup and the current state. On the left, the short had structure: entry, stop, targets, and enough grading to map the trade. On the right, price has already moved lower, but the panel is not screaming “short more.” Grade is low, score is low, and the read is basically wait for trigger. That is the part I care about most. A bearish move is not automatically a fresh trade. A good decision layer should separate: directional bias setup quality invalidation realistic targets whether the trade still deserves risk For me, the edge is not just catching the move. It is knowing when the move is already late. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/CODE_HEIST [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bnb-reminder-bearish-does-not-always-mean-short-it-here</link><guid>855914</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>$BNB reminder: bearish does not always mean short it here</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin performance in relationship of top 100 cryptos since 2020</title><description><![CDATA[ This is a new updated chart taking all top 100 coins from early 2020 until today, and the performance of all those coins in relationship to BTC. This is the ultimate proof that altcoins are no good for long term investment, other than very short term speculation. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/DepthHorror9528 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-performance-in-relationship-of-top-100-cryptos-since-2020</link><guid>855905</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin performance in relationship of top 100 cryptos since 2020</dc:text></item><item><title>More than half of crypto losses in May came from bridge failures</title><description><![CDATA[ https://preview.redd.it/i9m4zgybco4h1.png?width=2700&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=81f871e9f78b945ff86a1550d8d572929d906bcb We tracked 28 publicly disclosed exploits in May 2026, resulting in $51.9M in losses. What stood out wasn&#39;t the total amount lost. It was where the losses came from. Bridge-related incidents accounted for roughly 54% of all stolen funds. The interesting part is that these weren&#39;t the same vulnerability repeated: • Verification bypasses • TSS implementation failures • State poisoning attacks • Cross-chain message validation flaws Different architectures. Different codebases. Same outcome. Bridge security continues to be one of the most expensive unsolved problems in crypto. What do you think is driving bridges to remain such a frequent target despite the industry&#39;s continued focus on security? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/bigrkg [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/more-than-half-of-crypto-losses-in-may-came-from-bridge-failures</link><guid>855912</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>More than half of crypto losses in May came from bridge failures</dc:text></item><item><title>Saylor just sold $2.4m Bitcoin</title><description><![CDATA[You can look it up. It was thru Strategy. Trial balloon. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/motoware [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/saylor-just-sold-24m-bitcoin</link><guid>855904</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Saylor just sold $2.4m Bitcoin</dc:text></item><item><title>Why many Cryptocurrency Exchanges in EU will Stop Operating After July 1, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/kryptowaluty [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/why-many-cryptocurrency-exchanges-in-eu-will-stop-operating-after-july-1-2026</link><guid>855913</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Why many Cryptocurrency Exchanges in EU will Stop Operating After July 1, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>We put together a comprehensive guide on Bitcoin-backed loans</title><description><![CDATA[ We&#39;ve seen alot more questions pop up about BTC-backed loans, so we constructed what we think is the most comprehensive guide. To be clear, BTC-backed loans have significant risks and anyone borrowing needs to be aware of what could go wrong, especially in a declining pricing environment for Bitcoin and how specific lenders handle them. The document is dynamic, so would love any suggestions the community has. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/SN617 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/we-put-together-a-comprehensive-guide-on-bitcoin-backed-loans</link><guid>855910</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>We put together a comprehensive guide on Bitcoin-backed loans</dc:text></item><item><title>They are using UBI to code digital neo-feudalism. Bitcoin fixes this</title><description><![CDATA[It blows my mind how many people outside this sub still believe Universal Basic Income (UBI) will simply be free cash deposited into a traditional checking account. The underlying infrastructure being built right now by central banks is entirely based on programmable Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). This is not money you can actually save, invest, or use to build generational wealth. It is a digital allowance managed via smart contracts. The algorithm will happily approve your transactions for corporate-owned housing and synthetic food rations, but the exact second you try to use that state allowance to acquire hard assets, physical land, or move off the grid—the network will return a &quot;transaction denied&quot; message for an unapproved asset class. They are literally coding digital neo-feudalism into the monetary system. You will be permitted to consume, but you will be mathematically forbidden to own anything real. This is precisely why Satoshi Nakamoto built Bitcoin. It is no longer just a speculative asset or a simple hedge against inflation. It has evolved into the only permissionless, decentralized ledger that no central authority can remotely freeze, decay, or program against your interests. Self-custody is literally the only mathematical exit ramp left from this incoming financial cage. I spent some time mapping out the actual backend architecture of how they are setting up this programmable money system and put it into a short visual documentary. I will drop the link in the comments below if anyone wants to look at the structural breakdown. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/IceSea192 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/they-are-using-ubi-to-code-digital-neo-feudalism-bitcoin-fixes-this</link><guid>855908</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>They are using UBI to code digital neo-feudalism. Bitcoin fixes this</dc:text></item><item><title>The 10th anniversary of OPENDIME</title><description><![CDATA[OPENDIME turns 10: A Decade of Real, Physical Bitcoin. To celebrate this milestone Coinkite is offering 10% off store wide. https://blog.coinkite.com/OPENDIME-turns-10/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Subject_Reward [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-10th-anniversary-of-opendime</link><guid>855907</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The 10th anniversary of OPENDIME</dc:text></item><item><title>The more you bought the more it dips</title><description><![CDATA[Happens everytime. It&#39;s magic! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-more-you-bought-the-more-it-dips</link><guid>855906</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The more you bought the more it dips</dc:text></item><item><title>Strategy just sold 32 BTC for $2.5 million at ~$77,135 each. But why???</title><description><![CDATA[ Although it&#39;s just 0.004% of their 843,706 BTC holdings (~$60B+) But still, why? Just because of shifting some sizes in the balance sheet? Sauce: https://x.com/i/status/2061418961787408822 &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ocean_protocol [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/strategy-just-sold-32-btc-for-25-million-at-77135-each-but-why</link><guid>855852</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Strategy just sold 32 BTC for $2.5 million at ~$77,135 each. But why???</dc:text></item><item><title>Strategy sells Bitcoin for first time since 2022 to fund preferred stock dividends</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Dongerated [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/strategy-sells-bitcoin-for-first-time-since-2022-to-fund-preferred-stock-dividends</link><guid>855853</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Strategy sells Bitcoin for first time since 2022 to fund preferred stock dividends</dc:text></item><item><title>Saylor Signals New BTC Buy as May Closes in Red</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/zesushv [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/saylor-signals-new-btc-buy-as-may-closes-in-red</link><guid>855854</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Saylor Signals New BTC Buy as May Closes in Red</dc:text></item><item><title>Friend of mine argues that Bitcoin can't be used for passive income</title><description><![CDATA[You know that one friend that just loves to argue about everything in life lol It&#39;s just so annoying sometimes. And I understand the point he makes when he says that if you&#39;re holding bitcoin, the safest thing is usually to buy, hold and let the market do its thing. We have these long market cycles, and trying to swing trade them isn&#39;t easy. Buying during the bear market, selling during the bull market, and dollar cost averaging tends to remove a lot of the emotion from investing. But where we disagree is that he thinks that&#39;s literally the only thing you can do with Bitcoin. I just wanted to share this here and get some thoughts from people who have been around longer than me. Maybe I&#39;ll show him the thread and finally convince him although knowing him, he&#39;ll probably just find something else to argue about. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Electrical_Eye_6503 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/friend-of-mine-argues-that-bitcoin-cant-be-used-for-passive-income</link><guid>855843</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Friend of mine argues that Bitcoin can't be used for passive income</dc:text></item><item><title>What's the actual plan for ETH to be valuable?</title><description><![CDATA[I used to think the plan was threefold: (1) a big economy that burns fees in ETH, (2) being the best store of value, and (3) constantly updating our views and improving the tech. I&#39;d like to revisit each with what we know today. Asking in good faith as a holder. 1. A big economy that burns fees in ETH Fees are tiny right now. Is the plan ever going to change that? If the entire stock-trading market moved onto Ethereum, would the fees still be negligible? Is there a scenario where the fees actually make a difference — and is it realistic? 2. The best store of value What are the main differentiators from Bitcoin and Zcash? Quantum resistance? Privacy plus more functionality than Zcash? 3. We keep updating our views and improving the tech Money is a technology, and technologies get outdated and need new features (e.g. quantum resistance). The EF isn&#39;t self-sustainable, and by its own framing the goal is to step aside over time. So is there any self-sustaining entity responsible for keeping ETH the best and most up-to-date tech — or who actually owns that long game? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/jpiabrantes [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/whats-the-actual-plan-for-eth-to-be-valuable</link><guid>855851</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What's the actual plan for ETH to be valuable?</dc:text></item><item><title>What's the most tax efficient way to withdraw Bitcoin</title><description><![CDATA[So my question is, as you get taxed on any profits you earn with directly held bitcoin, how are people withdrawing it? I know there are some places you can spend bitcoin directly, which would get around the issue, but most things you purchase, won&#39;t be possible to buy with bitcoin, so what&#39;s the best way to do it without wiping out a huge portion of your gains to tax? Please don&#39;t just reply with &quot;HODL&quot; or &quot;don&#39;t withdraw it&quot; at some point in our lives we should all be withdrawing otherwise it will have been a fruitless endeavour. Edit: I am in the UK, but also curious what people do in other countries &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/warsponge [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/whats-the-most-tax-efficient-way-to-withdraw-bitcoin</link><guid>855845</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What's the most tax efficient way to withdraw Bitcoin</dc:text></item><item><title>I know that «noone knows»</title><description><![CDATA[But if someone out there thinks they can make an educated guess by having studied the previous bear markets. Do you think bitcoins prize will drop alot further then what it is now? And for how long do you think it will continue to go down?:) &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/SpotCalm7588 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-know-that-noone-knows</link><guid>855846</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I know that «noone knows»</dc:text></item><item><title>Flip your bits</title><description><![CDATA[A friendly reminder that Bitcoin&#39;s mission is to separate money from state. Flip to bit 4 and support BIP-110 &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/kolbenstvedt [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/flip-your-bits</link><guid>855844</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Flip your bits</dc:text></item><item><title>Where to sell Delisted token? (cmETH)</title><description><![CDATA[I didn&#39;t see the announcement in bybit in which they will delist the token. Now the spot is closed i want to convert back it to ETH &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Mayfall- [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/where-to-sell-delisted-token-cmeth</link><guid>855803</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Where to sell Delisted token? (cmETH)</dc:text></item><item><title>Opinion on ETH, HEDERA, CHAINLINK and SOL? They will recover?</title><description><![CDATA[ Hi, i have a big portion of BTC and i have DCA on ETH, Hedera, chainlink and SOL. I was thinking of converting them all to BTC although at a loss. Do you think it&#39;s ok to do it, or is there a chance they will go up again? I&#39;m not really positive regarding crypto as it&#39;s a bit of time that I&#39;m not investing. I was more active in 2022. What do you think? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/valthurn [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/opinion-on-eth-hedera-chainlink-and-sol-they-will-recover</link><guid>855805</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Opinion on ETH, HEDERA, CHAINLINK and SOL? They will recover?</dc:text></item><item><title>I bought XLM at $0.50 in July 2025. Here is what that taught me about the current DTCC pump.</title><description><![CDATA[Going to write this out because I see new accounts about to step into the same trap I did last year, and the post might save somebody two thousand dollars and ten months of holding a bag. Last summer I bought XLM around fifty cents on the Protocol 23 narrative. The release candidate had just dropped, PYUSD was about to launch on Stellar, the institutional adoption thread was everywhere on my timeline. I sized into the position thinking the catalyst stack would carry the token comfortably to eighty cents. The upgrade shipped. PYUSD went live. None of it mattered. By May 22 of this year XLM had a daily close of fourteen cents, which is 72 percent below my entry. Ten months of holding, ten months of watching every announcement that was supposed to support the price fail to do anything for it. I closed most of the position at the lows and learned my lesson the hard way. Last week the DTCC headline broke and the same exact playbook started running. Short liquidations off the announcement, viral threads about Stellar finally winning institutional integration, projections of forty cents and beyond. The chart looks identical to where I was sitting a year ago, and the institutional brand attached to the headline is bigger this time which only makes the FOMO worse. The first lesson from holding the July 2025 bag is that the price moves on the anticipation, not on the actual integration. By the time the catalyst ships, the headline has been traded for months and there is nobody left to sell to at higher prices. The DTCC integration goes live in the first half of 2027. The current price is essentially borrowing all the upside from that future event right now. The second lesson is that institutional partnerships do not automatically translate into token demand. Tokenized assets on Stellar are issued by DTCC and settle in USDC. The fee paid in XLM is zero in dollar terms regardless of volume. The protocol gets used, the token sits there. Same as it did with PYUSD after that launch. I sold the small remainder of my XLM into this rally and I am not chasing it back in. If the integration actually flows real volume through Stellar in 2027, the token can reprice on that data. Until then, the structure of this move is the same setup that cost me a year of opportunity cost the first time around. Posting because I see new accounts asking whether to buy at $0.27 and somebody needs to tell them what holding the previous version of this trade actually looks like at the end. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/DAOTimes [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-bought-xlm-at-050-in-july-2025-here-is-what-that-taught-me-about-the-current-dtcc-pump</link><guid>855804</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I bought XLM at $0.50 in July 2025. Here is what that taught me about the current DTCC pump.</dc:text></item><item><title>Is it safer to close my lighting channels and refrain from doing transactions for now?</title><description><![CDATA[I’m wondering who is supporting BIP110. Since they have progressively been finding more blocks. Is it safer to close my lighting channels and refrain from doing transactions after the mandatory activation in August? I would love to hear from the experts. Thanks! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/inmathwetrust [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/is-it-safer-to-close-my-lighting-channels-and-refrain-from-doing-transactions-for-now</link><guid>855786</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Is it safer to close my lighting channels and refrain from doing transactions for now?</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin Treasury Firms Lack Strategy, Says BSTR Co-Founder</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EvelynClede [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-treasury-firms-lack-strategy-says-bstr-co-founder</link><guid>855789</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin Treasury Firms Lack Strategy, Says BSTR Co-Founder</dc:text></item><item><title>I built a concept for a Bitcoin-mining vape. Looking for honest feedback.</title><description><![CDATA[ I&#39;ve been working on an idea called HASH and wanted to get some feedback before spending money developing it. The concept is a rechargeable vape that contains a small Bitcoin mining chip. The idea isn&#39;t that it would generate meaningful income. Mining would only occur while charging and would contribute to a community mining network. Users could track activity through a mobile app and participate as part of a larger mining community. I&#39;ve put together product renders, app concepts, and a website to gauge interest before moving further. A few questions: Is this something you&#39;d actually buy? What price point would make sense? Is the Bitcoin aspect interesting or just a gimmick? What concerns would you have? I&#39;m looking for honest feedback, including reasons why it&#39;s a terrible idea. Thanks. TO BE CLEAR I HAVE NOT MADE THIS PRODUCT. LOOKING FOR FEEDBACK ON THE IDEA ￼​￼​￼​ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Additional_Elk_4855 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-built-a-concept-for-a-bitcoin-mining-vape-looking-for-honest-feedback</link><guid>855792</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I built a concept for a Bitcoin-mining vape. Looking for honest feedback.</dc:text></item><item><title>Woods are more scarce than gold in universe</title><description><![CDATA[You can find gold in other planet. Buy Bitcoin. And stop wasting woods. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/woods-are-more-scarce-than-gold-in-universe</link><guid>855909</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Woods are more scarce than gold in universe</dc:text></item><item><title>Are really Bitcoin Only cold wallets safer?</title><description><![CDATA[ Planning to get one cold wallet and I was thinking in multi coin one, but after reading the posts in Reddit I got convinced that bitcoin only is safer… what do you think? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ConanEdogawaa [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/are-really-bitcoin-only-cold-wallets-safer</link><guid>855791</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Are really Bitcoin Only cold wallets safer?</dc:text></item><item><title>Share your craziest crypto story. I’ll go first: I accidentally helped create a 100,000x and made $0</title><description><![CDATA[Back in 2021 BSC mania I was approached by the founder of MoneyShot which was a token tied to the adult industry. Dev wanted exposure through my Twitter account and as part of that he sent me 5 billion HOT tokens at launch My % was valued at around 1 dollar (LOL) I remember looking into the project and getting a bad feeling about it. I didn’t like the adult narrative and the dev seemed far more excited about rugging my audience than building an actual product I decided I wanted nothing to do with it but I already held a measly 1 dollar in worthless tokens Most people would’ve just held them and sold at the first pump Instead I decided to just give them all away All 5 billion of them… THE ENTIRE ONE DOLLAR ???? I started sending millions of HOT tokens to random followers and community members My thinking was if this thing is going to end badly I’d rather the community have some fun with these tokens than sit on a giant allocation from a founder I don’t trust The giveaway itself created attention Twitter started talking about HOT Holder counts exploded Transactions exploded More people discovered the token The chart started moving HOT went from 9-&gt;4 zeros So from around 0.0000000002 to roughly 0.00002 A 100,000x move Yes you read that correctly, a one hundred thousand X So that 5 billion HOT I’d originally been given was worth around $100,000 at the peak Except I didn’t own them anymore I’d already given them all away So while everyone else was celebrating the pump I was sitting there watching a 6 figure position that “could’ve” been mine Eventually the token collapsed and everyone started dumping on each other Accusations started flying and somehow I ended up being blamed despite the fact I never sold a single HOT token because I no longer had any Dev was calling me on telegram from Australia threatening to kill me??? ???? To this day I think it’s one of the funniest and most absurd lessons I’ve learned in crypto I tried to stop a founder from eventually dumping a giant allocation on people by giving the bag away The giveaway itself helped create the hype that sent the token vertical but put me in the spotlight as the “shiller” And the one person who didn’t make any money from it was me But I held ALL the corn for the downfall Moral of the story, if anyone gives you a dollar, treat it like $100k ???? Has anyone else got a crypto story this ridiculous? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MediumLibrarian7100 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/share-your-craziest-crypto-story-ill-go-first-i-accidentally-helped-create-a-100000x-and-made-0</link><guid>855806</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Share your craziest crypto story. I’ll go first: I accidentally helped create a 100,000x and made $0</dc:text></item><item><title>Mentor Monday, June 01, 2026: Ask all your bitcoin questions!</title><description><![CDATA[Ask (and answer!) away! Here are the general rules: If you&#39;d like to learn something, ask. If you&#39;d like to share knowledge, answer. Any question about Bitcoin is fair game. And don&#39;t forget to check out /r/BitcoinBeginners You can sort by new to see the latest questions that may not be answered yet. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rBitcoinMod [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/mentor-monday-june-01-2026-ask-all-your-bitcoin-questions</link><guid>855790</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Mentor Monday, June 01, 2026: Ask all your bitcoin questions!</dc:text></item><item><title>crypto cards that don’t ask for ID at all?</title><description><![CDATA[Not trying to do anything sketchy just prefer not to hand over documents to every fintech app I sign up for. Wondering if no-KYC crypto cards are still a thing or if issuers have mostly moved away from it. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ninjapapi [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/crypto-cards-that-dont-ask-for-id-at-all</link><guid>855788</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>crypto cards that don’t ask for ID at all?</dc:text></item><item><title>How did people purchase Bitcoin back in 2009?</title><description><![CDATA[For context, I&#39;m writing a novel about time travel that takes place in 2009. The main character invests in bitcoin when it is first released. A few questions: 1.) How was bitcoin purchased back then? 2.) How did people set up a wallets? 3.) How did people send bitcoin to someone else&#39;s wallet? 4.) What would happen if someone were to purchase all Bitcoin available when it was first released? Would it still be as valuable as it is today? If not, how much Bitcoin could be taken out of circulation before it&#39;s value was decreased significantly? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Accurate_Bed6878 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/how-did-people-purchase-bitcoin-back-in-2009</link><guid>855785</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>How did people purchase Bitcoin back in 2009?</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, June 01, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank you! If you don&#39;t get an answer to your question, you can try phrasing it differently or commenting again tomorrow. Please check the previous discussion thread for unanswered questions. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rBitcoinMod [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-june-01-2026</link><guid>855784</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, June 01, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Need help kind of freaking out. Thought I was sending usdt trc20 but after sent I can't find the transaction. Sent via moon pay</title><description><![CDATA[ So I sent 6500, I swore this is the way I did it last time, I had tron for gas and I bought usdt through the tron network shown in the photo. But now I can&#39;t find the transaction, it&#39;s not showing up in my moon pay history. Did I fuck up horribly and lose 6500 dollars? ****it was sent correctly, don&#39;t know what you guys were making me freak out for. But moon pay found the transaction and the person got the transfer. So all good. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/-_FAD3D_- [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/need-help-kind-of-freaking-out-thought-i-was-sending-usdt-trc20-but-after-sent-i-cant-find-the-transaction-sent-via-moon-pay</link><guid>855694</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Need help kind of freaking out. Thought I was sending usdt trc20 but after sent I can't find the transaction. Sent via moon pay</dc:text></item><item><title>$HYPE is a good reminder: a strong candle is not the same as a clean setup</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/CODE_HEIST [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/hype-is-a-good-reminder-a-strong-candle-is-not-the-same-as-a-clean-setup</link><guid>855695</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>$HYPE is a good reminder: a strong candle is not the same as a clean setup</dc:text></item><item><title>Solo Home Miner Wins $232K Bitcoin Block With a $300 Machine at 149 Million-to-1 Odds</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/CrossPuffs [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/solo-home-miner-wins-232k-bitcoin-block-with-a-300-machine-at-149-million-to-1-odds</link><guid>855692</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Solo Home Miner Wins $232K Bitcoin Block With a $300 Machine at 149 Million-to-1 Odds</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion June 01, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily General Discussion on r/ethereum https://imgur.com/3y7vezP Bookmarking this link will always bring you to the current daily: https://old.reddit.com/r/ethereum/about/sticky/?num=2 Please use this thread to discuss Ethereum topics, news, events, and even price! Price discussion posted elsewhere in the subreddit will continue to be removed. As always, be constructive. - Subreddit Rules Want to stake? Learn more at r/ethstaker Community Links Ethereum Jobs, Twitter EVMavericks YouTube, Discord, Doots Podcast Doots Website, Old Reddit Doots Extension by u/hanniabu Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-june-01-2026</link><guid>855689</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion June 01, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>I'm building the world's first Bitcoin learning playground</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;m an experienced educator deeply involved with Bitcoin education here in El Salvador. But honestly this model of education where you read some slides and expect kids to be motivated to learn is really inefficient. Truth is, everyone (not just kids) learns better if they enjoy what they&#39;re doing. Of course, explaining abstract concepts like asymmetric cryptography, Merkle roots, hashes, and HTLCs to a kid in an engaging way is hard. But that&#39;s what I&#39;m trying to achieve. I&#39;m building SatLab, an interactive Bitcoin learning platform focused on making everything (from Austrian economics to the Lightning Network) engaging, visually attractive, and fun. And since this is a 100% open-source project, whatever is built will be free for everyone to use, adapt, and improve. https://preview.redd.it/tlihzda8cl4h1.png?width=1919&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=0cc031e5a87364cbfb619c67b498907a4f36cf0a If you want to support this movement, checking out the project and giving the project&#39;s X account some visibility would honestly mean the world to me. Not for money of fame but to reach more people and get more feedback. Soon I&#39;ll be uploading the platform to a hosted server so you guys can try it out in real time. You can find the project&#39;s account on X as satlab_learning by the way. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AlHqz [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/im-building-the-worlds-first-bitcoin-learning-playground</link><guid>855847</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I'm building the world's first Bitcoin learning playground</dc:text></item><item><title>What’s a question a non-Bitcoiner would ask that would immediately tell you they’re not a Bitcoiner? I’ll go first.</title><description><![CDATA[“YoU dO BiTcOiN?” ???????? I don’t even know what that means… &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Kanye_West_Side [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/whats-a-question-a-non-bitcoiner-would-ask-that-would-immediately-tell-you-theyre-not-a-bitcoiner-ill-go-first</link><guid>855787</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What’s a question a non-Bitcoiner would ask that would immediately tell you they’re not a Bitcoiner? I’ll go first.</dc:text></item><item><title>Unencrypting private keys from keystore file and password</title><description><![CDATA[Sorry if this sounds basic. This isn’t a “I lost my keys” post. Back in the early days I had an Ethereum wallet. It required you run a full node of ETH using geth on your machine starting with downloading the entire chain. You had your public keys and your private keys were stored in an encrypted keystore file. This wallet software now seems defunct and few want to DL the entire chain now anyway. To make a paper wallet, how would I “recover”/unencrypt my private keys from the keystore file and my password? DMs on the subject will be ignored. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Spektre99 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/unencrypting-private-keys-from-keystore-file-and-password</link><guid>855690</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Unencrypting private keys from keystore file and password</dc:text></item><item><title>Memecoins &amp; Clarity Act</title><description><![CDATA[I hold a lot of memecoins and am considering selling them off before the clarity act. I try to stick to memecoins with above a 50m market cap. My favorite is Toshi, but I just don&#39;t know if the clarity act will make those tokens worthless. I&#39;ve tried doing my research on it but always end up with ambiguous answers. I wanna know what the crypto community thinks. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Complex-Walk8027 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/memecoins-clarity-act</link><guid>855693</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Memecoins &amp; Clarity Act</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin news in 2013</title><description><![CDATA[ In March 2013, Cyprus proposed a controversial bank bailout that would seize a percentage of money from all bank accounts, triggering public outrage and political resistance. As confidence in traditional banks and government-backed currencies weakened, many Europeans—especially in countries worried about similar financial troubles—turned to Bitcoin, causing its price to rise sharply. The article argues that Bitcoin’s growing appeal reflected a broader loss of trust in banks, central banks, and governments following the eurozone debt crisis. It suggests that people were attracted to Bitcoin because it seemed less vulnerable to government intervention and bank bailouts than conventional currencies https://preview.redd.it/0xd7kr2ijk4h1.jpg?width=948&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=7e991f330d078a686763dcbc23b988e3705372f8 Reference: https://www.newyorker.com/tech/annals-of-technology/the-bitcoin-boom &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/tela9999 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-news-in-2013</link><guid>855636</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin news in 2013</dc:text></item><item><title>Diving into Solana's Proof of History setup and what it really means for scalability after the recent outages</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;ve been active in crypto discussions for a few years now and Solana keeps coming up in conversations about speed and real-world usage. Instead of just repeating the marketing numbers, I wanted to break down how the core tech actually works and what I&#39;ve observed from monitoring the network over multiple cycles. It&#39;s easy to get caught up in TPS claims, but looking at the mechanics and the practical trade-offs gives a clearer picture. Solana combines Proof of History with Proof of Stake. Proof of History acts like a built-in timestamp that lets validators agree on time without constantly chatting back and forth. This is different from pure Proof of Stake chains where every node has to reach consensus on ordering through more communication. By creating a verifiable sequence of events ahead of time, the network can process transactions in parallel more efficiently. Under good conditions this leads to block times around 400 milliseconds and fees that stay fractions of a cent. I&#39;ve seen periods where it handled thousands of transactions per second, especially during NFT mint events where demand spiked hard. One example that stood out was the early 2022 NFT launches on platforms like Magic Eden. The volume was intense and the chain showed it could keep moving, but it also exposed limits when things got extreme. There were moments of congestion that led to degraded performance rather than total failure. Those incidents highlighted that while the architecture scales well in theory, validator load and network conditions still matter. Since then upgrades have focused on better leader scheduling and stake-weighted quality of service to reduce single points of overload. If you&#39;re thinking about allocating any capital here, practical monitoring becomes essential. Tracking the number of active validators and their uptime gives a sense of resilience. Solana has had several outages tied to high demand or software bugs, and recovery times varied. Looking at metrics like validator count growth helps show whether decentralization is improving. Early on there were valid concerns about a smaller set of validators holding significant stake, partly because the bootstrap phase favored certain operators. As the network matured more independent validators joined, but stake distribution still leans toward larger pools. This doesn&#39;t automatically mean centralization risk in daily operation, but it does affect how quickly the network can recover from incidents. Another angle worth watching is developer activity and total value locked trends. TVL on Solana has fluctuated with market cycles, yet certain DeFi protocols and gaming projects have maintained steady usage even during bear phases. Developer commits and new project launches on the chain offer clues beyond price action. When you compare this to other layer one chains claiming similar speeds, the differences come down to how each handles state and execution. Solana&#39;s single global state and runtime choices allow high throughput but require careful optimization from app developers to avoid hitting bottlenecks. Competition from chains like Aptos, Sui, or even established players with rollup strategies is worth considering. Each approaches speed differently, whether through parallel execution, different consensus tweaks, or modular designs. Solana&#39;s bet on a monolithic high-speed base layer has delivered real activity in niches like memecoins and NFTs, but it faces ongoing questions about reliability during peak load. After past incidents the team has implemented changes like Turbine improvements and better priority fees, which seem to have helped stability in subsequent stress tests. Centralization worries from the initial validator distribution haven&#39;t fully disappeared. Growth has brought more participants, yet a meaningful portion of stake remains with entities that were early supporters. This setup can lead to faster decision making on upgrades but raises eyebrows during governance or outage recovery discussions. On the positive side, the low barrier for running a validator in terms of hardware requirements compared to some alternatives has encouraged broader experimentation. Recovery prospects after network events depend on how quickly fixes are deployed and how the community responds. Past downtime led to coordinated restarts and patches that addressed root causes like duplicate signature handling. Each cycle seems to strengthen the operational side, though it also shows that no high-throughput design is immune to edge cases when usage explodes unexpectedly. What keeps pulling me back to following Solana is how the combination of architecture and ecosystem growth creates tangible experiments in scalable applications. It&#39;s not just theoretical TPS; people are actually building and using things that benefit from the speed. At the same time the trade-offs around occasional instability and stake concentration require ongoing attention rather than blind optimism. I&#39;ve noticed that separating short-term price moves from these fundamentals helps in making more grounded decisions. Validator health, recent upgrade impacts, and comparative TVL across similar chains provide better signals than hype cycles alone. If you&#39;ve been running nodes, developing on the chain, or just tracking these metrics yourself, what stands out to you as the biggest improvement or remaining risk area? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Patriot_tech [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/diving-into-solanas-proof-of-history-setup-and-what-it-really-means-for-scalability-after-the-recent-outages</link><guid>855697</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Diving into Solana's Proof of History setup and what it really means for scalability after the recent outages</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Crypto Discussion - May 31, 2026 (GMT+0)</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily Crypto Discussion thread. Please read the disclaimer and rules before participating. Disclaimer: Consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known &quot;pump and dump (PnD) groups&quot; for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and exercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here. Please be careful about what information you share and the actions you take. Do not share the amounts of your portfolios (why not just share percentage?). Do not share your private keys or wallet seed. Use strong, non-SMS 2FA if possible. Beware of scammers and be smart. Do not invest more than you can afford to lose, and do not fall for pyramid schemes, promises of unrealistic returns (get-rich-quick schemes), and other common scams. Rules: All sub rules apply in this thread. The prior exemption for karma and age requirements is no longer in effect. Discussion topics must be related to cryptocurrency. Behave with civility and politeness. Do not use offensive, racist or homophobic language. Comments will be sorted by newest first. Useful Links: Beginner Resources Intro to r/Cryptocurrency MOONs ???? MOONs Wiki Page r/CryptoCurrency Discord r/CryptoCurrencyMemes Prior Daily Discussions - (Link fixed.) r/CryptoCurrencyMeta - Join in on all meta discussions regarding r/CryptoCurrency whether it be moon distributions or governance. Finding Other Discussion Threads Follow a mod account below to be notified in your home feed when the latest r/CC discussion thread of your interest is posted. u/CryptoDaily- — Posts the Daily Crypto Discussion threads. u/CryptoSkeptics — Posts the Monthly Skeptics Discussion threads. u/CryptoOptimists- — Posts the Monthly Optimists Discussion threads. u/CryptoNewsUpdates — Posts the Monthly News Summary threads. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AutoModerator [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-crypto-discussion-may-31-2026-gmt0</link><guid>855691</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Crypto Discussion - May 31, 2026 (GMT+0)</dc:text></item><item><title>class of 24' bitcoiners are the most important, but the fight is won or loss with those who enter now and in 27'.</title><description><![CDATA[get to 1 bitcoin. no matter what. stacking sats and saving on the blockchain is the boycott of all boycotts. dicipline your self. run a node. don&#39;t use Google cloud services, save your data to your own ssd. create your server that you can network with. sovereignty. opt out. spend less then you earn. plant food. raise chickens. solar and battery storage. push-ups, walk and eat less. experience being hungry. don&#39;t be their debt slave. this is the revolution. SATYAGRAHA! holding bitcoin in self custody is the boycott of all boycotts, non violent act of civil disobedience. revolution is in the palm of your hand. tell everyone. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/awaller777 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/class-of-24-bitcoiners-are-the-most-important-but-the-fight-is-won-or-loss-with-those-who-enter-now-and-in-27</link><guid>855630</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>class of 24' bitcoiners are the most important, but the fight is won or loss with those who enter now and in 27'.</dc:text></item><item><title>Please help me.</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/JonaRWash-222 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/please-help-me</link><guid>855696</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Please help me.</dc:text></item><item><title>Why hasn’t bitcoin recovered?</title><description><![CDATA[What are the actual explanations? Not - it will etc etc. I want to know what’s suppressing it now, I’m interested in the mechanism not just speculative outcomes. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EggZestyclose5313 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/why-hasnt-bitcoin-recovered</link><guid>855629</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Why hasn’t bitcoin recovered?</dc:text></item><item><title>How Will We See Mass Bitcoin Adoption Without Pricing Our Lives In It?</title><description><![CDATA[Curious if others are like me, I&#39;ve started mentally converting everything I spend into bitcoin/sats without really noticing it. Whether it&#39;s a dinner with friends, plane ticket, shopping, etc., I tend to keep calculating what the fee would be had I spent bitcoin. I&#39;m not sure if it&#39;s just me or if others do the same. If more people thought in Bitcoin / sat terms when making purchases, would that accelerate Bitcoin adoption? Or would it not matter until more merchants start accepting and pricing their good in it? I think today as we continue to live in a fiat world, it&#39;s hard to adopt a currency that most of the world&#39;s population doesn&#39;t even think about or consider when making transactions. Just want to hear the thoughts of others and if you do price your life in Bitcoin, how? an app? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/regularxguy1 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/how-will-we-see-mass-bitcoin-adoption-without-pricing-our-lives-in-it</link><guid>855631</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>How Will We See Mass Bitcoin Adoption Without Pricing Our Lives In It?</dc:text></item><item><title>There are almost 2X more shorts than longs, per Coinglass</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Next_Statement6145 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/there-are-almost-2x-more-shorts-than-longs-per-coinglass</link><guid>855554</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>There are almost 2X more shorts than longs, per Coinglass</dc:text></item><item><title>Trump Demands Fort Knox Audit After CIA Official Seized With $40M in Gold Bars</title><description><![CDATA[U.S. President Donald Trump renewed his call for a physical audit of the U.S. gold reserves at Fort Knox this weekend, citing the FBI’s arrest of a former CIA official found with approximately $40 million in gold bars at his Virginia home. Trump Posts, Then Explains Trump posted on Truth Social over the weekend, writing [&#8230;]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/trump-demands-fort-knox-audit-after-cia-official-seized-with-40m-in-gold-bars</link><guid>855553</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content >https://static.news.bitcoin.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/trump-demands-fort-knox-audit-after-cia-official-seized-with-40m-in-gold-bars-768x432.png</dc:content ><dc:text>Trump Demands Fort Knox Audit After CIA Official Seized With $40M in Gold Bars</dc:text></item><item><title>BTC Loans</title><description><![CDATA[I’m quite interested in knowing what everyone uses for Loans making use of BTC as collateral? I’m currently using Binance Flexible Loan with VIP level 1 to get access to USDC? Is there anything better out there? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Legitimate_Ad_3480 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/btc-loans</link><guid>855632</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>BTC Loans</dc:text></item><item><title>Who do YOU think Satoshi was? and WHY?</title><description><![CDATA[Adam Back has got the Satoshi debate trending on X again, so I&#39;m opening it up right here on reddit! I&#39;ve compiled a timeline of significant cryptographic milestones that ultimately led up to the creation of Bitcoin. Read it, refresh your memory, and then in the comments tell me who YOU think Satoshi was and WHY: 1982 David Chaum invents blind signatures 1984 Chaum forms cryptography research group at CWI 1990 Chaum incorporates Digicash, built on top of banking infrastructure 1994 Adam Back starts exploring primitives of PoW 1996 NSA Release How To Make A Mint whitepaper citing cryptographer Tatsauki Okamoto 1997 Adam Back releases PoW 1998 Wei Dei publishes B-money 1998 Szabo develops bitgold 1999 Chaum liquidates and sells assets out of the bankruptcy liquidation. This forms a brand new company called eCash Technologies Inc. based in Washington, USA 2000 Earliest identified public email threads between Len Sassaman and Hal Finney 2001 SHA256 standardised by NIST (designed by NSA), later used by BTC extensively. Without this bitcoins consensus mechanism that solved double spending would not work 2004 David Chaum begins advising at KU Leauven 2004) Hal works on RPOW 2004 Len Sassaman (rabbi@quickie.net) becomes student of David Chaum and Bart Preneel at KU Leauven 2008 Satoshi/Bitcoin descends from e-cash/cyberpunk/hashcash/RPOW ideas, combining all of the greatest cryptographic ideas developed over 30 years. 2010 Len Sassaman starts posting on twitter in a way that suggest he is skeptical of the government and also the direction of Bitcoin… he clearly didn’t like the idea of gov intrusion or centralization March 2010 Epstein sought contact with Meredith Patterson (Len Sassaman&#39;s partner) via Pablos. Pablos is Len Sassaman&#39;s “friend” and also Epsteins tech networker. April 2011 Bitcoin is announced as handed over to Gavin by Satoshi. (NEXT DAY) Gavin announces he will speak about Bitcoin at CIA HQ (2 DAYS BEFORE CIA HQ TALK) Epstein emails Gavin to arrange a call about Bitcoin and the &quot;serious risks&quot;, Gavin declines. June 2011 Gavin meets with the CIA about BTC. July 2011 Len Sassaman suicide (rest in peace legend) Aug 2014 Hal Finney passes away (rest in peace legend) Satoshi wallet remains untouched. My opinion is that NO human would sit on $135 billion+ of theoretical wealth and not touch it. Unless they are dead. Or unless it was the intel agencies watching these guys that orchestrated BTC. Most of these guys were known to each other in the decades that led up to 2008. Intelligence agencies heavily monitored PGP, cypherpunk forums, and mailing lists during the 1990s and early 2000s. They were also at Len Sassaman&#39;s code pen events. The NSA Presence: NSA and FBI agents subscribed to the list servs to log every message, track user handles (nyms), and stay updated on software developments. The ECHELON Network: Run by the Five Eyes alliance (US, UK, CA, AU, NZ), this global interception network used keyword triggers to automatically flag internet traffic. Emails containing words related to PGP, keys, or specific cypherpunk manifestos were funneled into agency databases. Bulk Personal Datasets: Leaked disclosures also revealed that UK agencies like GCHQ and MI5 began secretly vacuuming up bulk internet communications and personal datasets in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Anyone actively discussing or utilizing PGP automatically stood out as a high-value anomaly in this metadata. SO, WHO DO YOU THINK SATOSHI WAS? AND WHY? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MediumLibrarian7100 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/who-do-you-think-satoshi-was-and-why</link><guid>855560</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Who do YOU think Satoshi was? and WHY?</dc:text></item><item><title>Dell COO Most Recent Earnings Call Quote</title><description><![CDATA[Dell Vice Chairman Jeff Clarke had this quote: &quot;We’re repricing, it feels like, every day, and I’m sure our customers feel that pain,” Jeff Clarke, Dell’s vice chairman and operating chief, said on a conference call with analysts. “Unfortunately, I don’t see that changing, given the world that we’re living in today, where you have an inflationary environment, whether it’s fuel, whether it’s raw materials, whether that’s DRAM, whether that’s NAND, CPUs. We are living in an inflationary environment that is changing at a rate that obviously we’ve never seen before ... and everything that we see suggests that continues.&quot; Funny how the people best positioned to explain inflation are also the least incentivized to name its cause - or its cure being Bitcoin. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/bigballer29 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/dell-coo-most-recent-earnings-call-quote</link><guid>855633</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Dell COO Most Recent Earnings Call Quote</dc:text></item><item><title>What are the most sophisticated scam methods you know of?</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Consistent-Resist161 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/what-are-the-most-sophisticated-scam-methods-you-know-of</link><guid>855558</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What are the most sophisticated scam methods you know of?</dc:text></item><item><title>I created completely open-source crypto ticker project (easy to DIY)</title><description><![CDATA[ I have created my version of crypto ticker. Features: - display current crypto and stock prices with chart - display analog clock with porsche like gauge - set timer or stopwatch Only thing needed for the build is Waveshare ESP32-S3 Touch AMOLED 1.75&quot; Display and 3d printed enclosure. repo for firmware: https://github.com/market-viewer/firmware whole project: https://github.com/market-viewer (i would be very grateful for github stars ⭐) There is also an android app (also open-source), from which you can setup the screens and all details on the screens. You can also self-host the backend service that it runs on. I would love to get some feedback from you. What could be improved? What features would you welcome? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Jou_See [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-created-completely-open-source-crypto-ticker-project-easy-to-diy</link><guid>855634</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I created completely open-source crypto ticker project (easy to DIY)</dc:text></item><item><title>Btc workshops</title><description><![CDATA[So I’ve been working my usual job for a while but have passions in tech, public speaking and bitcoin outside of work that I do research in and wanted to know if in person workshops of how to learn skills are still able to make money as am willing to work for free after work to teach people and then create more advanced classes for people still face to face and offer online seminars eventually. I want to know thoughts and some ways I could test the market like using FB events and see if I get any bites as there is a scarce supply of people teaching the stuff I know. Any feedback is helpful! I’m not trying to sell anything I just want feedback from the market:) &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Imaginingfuture [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/btc-workshops</link><guid>855635</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Btc workshops</dc:text></item><item><title>Got to move to Quantum safe blockchain</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/schrodingersbadger [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/got-to-move-to-quantum-safe-blockchain</link><guid>855556</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Got to move to Quantum safe blockchain</dc:text></item><item><title>How Does One Get An Answer From gate io?</title><description><![CDATA[Seventeen months and still no answer. And I see all post querying anything about gate (and there were lots) have been purged. Things that make you go hmmm. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/1234DavidH [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/how-does-one-get-an-answer-from-gate-io</link><guid>855557</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>How Does One Get An Answer From gate io?</dc:text></item><item><title>I sold another 0.01 bitcoins today, and I deeply regret it, but I had no choice but to sell.</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;m watching my Bitcoin holdings dwindle, but I have to sell some to make a living. My goal was to sell at $1 million per coin, and I&#39;m on the path to failure. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/LAOGE1 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-sold-another-001-bitcoins-today-and-i-deeply-regret-it-but-i-had-no-choice-but-to-sell</link><guid>855544</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I sold another 0.01 bitcoins today, and I deeply regret it, but I had no choice but to sell.</dc:text></item><item><title>15 Years Ago, Hal Finney Explained Why Bitcoin Could Not Simply Be Replaced</title><description><![CDATA[ Fifteen years ago, one of Bitcoin’s earliest pioneers offered a warning that continues echoing through crypto markets. Hal Finney argued that a monetary network cannot be rebooted without damaging the credibility of everything that follows. On May 30, 2011, Hal Finney and Jon Tobey entered a debate called “Early speculators’ reward.” Basically, it was a discussion on Bitcointalk, where the OP raised a question that has followed Bitcoin since its very first days – was it fair that early adopters mined or acquired coins before most people knew the network existed? Some participants argued that this early distribution amounted to a significant advantage – so large that the protocol itself should be relaunched. Finney rejected the premise with a response that was not just technical, but also rooted in economic logic. “Any successful replacement of the Bitcoin block chain will forever undermine the credibility of any successor. […] How is an investor to know that it won’t happen again?” Finney’s point seems simple now: if Bitcoin could be discarded because early users benefited, then any future replacement would inherit the same vulnerability, because there would be a new group of early adopters, a later group of users who resent them, and so forth – a vicious circle. His argument also anticipated what later became a core principle of Bitcoin: monetary networks depend not only on code but also on confidence, continuity, and credible resistance to arbitrary change. For the shitcoiners, standing in the back: If Bitcoin2 replaces Bitcoin, nothing is stopping from Bitcoin3 replacing Bitcoin2, Bitcoin4 replacing Bitcoin3... ...and the human kind will lose the only chance to have the perfect money. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/15-years-ago-hal-finney-explained-why-bitcoin-could-not-simply-be-replaced</link><guid>855542</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>15 Years Ago, Hal Finney Explained Why Bitcoin Could Not Simply Be Replaced</dc:text></item><item><title>Cosmos-Based Gravity Bridge Halts After Reported $5.4M Exploit</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GreedVault [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/cosmos-based-gravity-bridge-halts-after-reported-54m-exploit</link><guid>855555</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Cosmos-Based Gravity Bridge Halts After Reported $5.4M Exploit</dc:text></item><item><title>"#1: Harmony and Discord" - The Strange Text Was Posted to BitcoinTalk.org in January of 2016 - I wonder who by</title><description><![CDATA[ #1: Harmony and Discord Bitcoin experts talk often of consensus, whose meaning is abstract and hard to pin down. But the word consensus evolved from the Latin word concentus, &quot;a singing together, harmony,&quot;\1]) so let us talk not of Bitcoin consensus but of Bitcoin harmony. Harmony is what makes Bitcoin work. Thousands of full nodes each work independently to verify the transactions they receive are valid, producing a harmonious agreement about the state of the Bitcoin ledger without any node operator needing to trust anyone else. It&#39;s similar to a chorus where each member sings the same song at the same time to produce something far more beautiful than any of them could produce alone. The result of Bitcoin harmony is a system where bitcoins are safe not just from petty thieves (provided you keep your keys secure) but also from endless inflation, mass or targeted confiscation, or simply the bureaucratic morass that is the legacy financial system. Discord Discord is the enemy of harmony. If, in the great chorus of Bitcoin full nodes, half the singers decided to suddenly switch tunes, the harmony would be lost. In its place would be two smaller singing groups who try to out sing each other (or who may compete through less scrupulous means), leaving everyone worse off. This is what a contentious hard fork has the potential to do. Some people will program their full nodes to sing one song; other people will program their full nodes to sing a different song. In the cacophony that results, there will surely be confusion, recriminations, and loss of confidence. For this reason, contentious hard forks are to be avoided. But this doesn&#39;t mean we have to sing the same song forever. We have other options. The first is gathering widespread agreement to change to a new song---to hard fork the system without giving discord a foothold. The second way is to add new layers to the existing harmony. A chorus will often sing accompaniment to an orchestra, and together they can entertain audiences neither of them could have pleased alone. Soft forks are the preferred method for adding new features to Bitcoin because they allow old nodes to continue to sing the same old song (unless they&#39;re miners), while new nodes get to partake in the expanded choices. Given two forking paths to the same feature, a soft fork is the safer option because it leaves no room for discord, and no risk that the essential harmony that underlies Bitcoin&#39;s security will be lost. [1] Cassell&#39;s Latin Dictionary, Wiley Publishing, fifth ed. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Fiach_Dubh [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/1-harmony-and-discord-the-strange-text-was-posted-to-bitcointalkorg-in-january-of-2016-i-wonder-who-by</link><guid>855545</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>"#1: Harmony and Discord" - The Strange Text Was Posted to BitcoinTalk.org in January of 2016 - I wonder who by</dc:text></item><item><title>Which app has a debit card available in African countries (mauritius) ?</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;m getting paid in USDC on Solana for a job and need an app that offers a debit card, since direct transfers to and from crypto exchanges are restricted in all of my local banks. It seems like most of the major options aren&#39;t available in many African countries, and so far Kask.xyz looks like the best option. Is there anything better I should consider? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/mr_grosse_voix [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/which-app-has-a-debit-card-available-in-african-countries-mauritius</link><guid>855559</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Which app has a debit card available in African countries (mauritius) ?</dc:text></item><item><title>Ark invest - Talk on what quantum means for BTC</title><description><![CDATA[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=304oLDxx30c&amp;ra=m Interesting thoughts in - I personally think the quantum threat will become real in 5y, what do you think? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/jkl2035 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/ark-invest-talk-on-what-quantum-means-for-btc</link><guid>855502</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Ark invest - Talk on what quantum means for BTC</dc:text></item><item><title>Found The Secret Formula! Here’s Every Altcoin That Will Make You Rich In 2026</title><description><![CDATA[After nearly a decade in crypto, countless cycles, thousands of hours of research, and more mistakes than I’d like to admit, I’ve finally figured it out! Most investors are looking for the wrong things. It’s not market cap, tokenomics, partnerships, influencers, narratives, AI, memes, or even RWA… There is exactly ONE thing that consistently predicts long-term success. &amp; after applying that formula, I have compiled the definitive list of every cryptocurrency besides Bitcoin and Ethereum worth buying in 2026: 1) There isn’t one. 2) There isn’t one. 3) There isn’t one. Good luck ???? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MediumLibrarian7100 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/found-the-secret-formula-heres-every-altcoin-that-will-make-you-rich-in-2026</link><guid>855504</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Found The Secret Formula! Here’s Every Altcoin That Will Make You Rich In 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Is BTC staking now worth it?</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;ll admit I was confused for a while. Every time someone said stake Bitcoin, I assumed they meant wrapping it or sending it to some sketchy platform. That&#39;s not staking, that&#39;s just lending with extra steps. But native BTC staking is different. You keep your Bitcoin on the main chain. No bridges, no wrapped tokens, no handing over your keys. I used to think BTC couldn&#39;t have trustless yield. Now it can. Not saying it&#39;s risk-free, but it&#39;s not the wrapped-token nightmare I thought it was. Anyone else just realizing this? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Rare_Rich6713 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/is-btc-staking-now-worth-it</link><guid>855503</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Is BTC staking now worth it?</dc:text></item><item><title>I Tried To Find The Most Acquirable Cryptocurrency On Earth. I Discovered There Are Almost None.</title><description><![CDATA[Here&#39;s a fun thought experiment for you all: Is there an abandoned cryptocurrency that a single person could realistically acquire a controlling economic stake in using nothing more than public market purchases? Imagine you are NOT interested in mining, staking, governance attacks, private deals, or tracking down founders and convincing them to sell their bags. You want to know whether it&#39;s possible to become the dominant stakeholder in a cryptocurrency the same way someone accumulates shares in a public company: By simply buying what is available on the open market. This sounds easy enough at first. Crypto is littered with abandoned projects, I&#39;m talking THOUSANDS of blockchains that have launched over the years that have lost their communities, development teams, and any meaningful reason to exist. The internet is essentially a graveyard of forgotten cryptocurrencies. So we start by building a set of criteria: Lets say the project has to be launched between 2009-2018. Development has to be effectively dead for at least 5 years. The community needs to be largely nonexistent. More than 90% of the supply must be unlocked and circulating. There can&#39;t be a foundation, treasury, or major stakeholder controlling a significant portion of the supply. It still has to be tradable on a functioning exchange with working withdrawals, and it needs to have both a market cap under $100,000 and daily trading volume under $500 The more you refine the criteria, its human nature to become increasingly confident you&#39;ll uncover dozens of candidates But you will actually discover the criteria is almost self-contradictory. The first problem is that genuinely abandoned projects tend not to remain tradable. Once development stops and the community disappears, exchanges eventually delist them. Even if the blockchain itself continues running the asset often becomes inaccessible because there is simply nowhere left to buy it. Then you&#39;ll start running into the opposite problem. Projects that are still listed often aren&#39;t truly abandoned. Some still have active Telegram groups. Others still have maintainers pushing occasional updates. Some have foundations sitting on enormous treasury allocations. They look dead at first glance but there is almost always somebody still steering the ship. I tried this all for fun and the deeper I went the stranger the problem became. I had originally assumed that low market cap would make acquisition easier. If a coin had a $20,000 market cap surely it couldn&#39;t be that difficult to buy a large percentage of it. What I failed to appreciate is that market cap and availability are completely different things. A token can have a market cap of $20,000 and still be impossible to acquire. In most cases the overwhelming majority of supply is locked away in dormant wallets that haven&#39;t moved in years. Some holders lost their keys. Some forgot the project existed. Some disappeared entirely. The supply technically exists but it might as well be buried underground. This created a paradox I naively hadn&#39;t anticipated when I went into this. Obviously the more abandoned a cryptocurrency is, the less purchasable it is. The ideal candidate needed to be dead enough that nobody cared about it anymore but alive enough that it was still functioning. It needed to have no meaningful community yet still have an exchange listing. It needed to have no active development yet still maintain enough infrastructure for deposits and withdrawals to work. It needed to be forgotten but not completely forgotten. After digging through project after project I started to suspect that what I was looking for simply didn&#39;t exist. Then I found &quot;BOLI&quot; Bolivarcoin is a token launched in 2015 with the original goal of serving as a Venezuelan-focused digital currency. Today almost nobody talks about it. Development appears effectively dormant. Community activity is minimal. The market cap is tiny. Daily trading volume is almost nonexistent. It was one of the first projects I found that didn&#39;t immediately fail one of my filters. The blockchain still runs. The supply is largely circulating. There is no meaningful foundation controlling it. The exchange listing still exists. Withdrawals still appear to function. The project is (for lack of a better term) alive in the same way an abandoned building is alive. Nobody is really using it, nobody is maintaining it, but somehow it is still standing At this point the investigation stopped being about market structure and became a thought experiment. Because if somebody did manage to accumulate a dominant stake in a project like this, what exactly would they own? The obvious answer is that they would probably be better off launching their own token. Creating a token today is trivial, you can legit spin one up in minutes, control the supply, define the branding, and start from a completely clean slate. But that&#39;s also what makes something like BOLI interesting. Launching a new token is like buying an empty plot of land and building a house Acquiring a dominant stake in an abandoned cryptocurrency is like buying a decaying Victorian mansion for the cost of a used car. The roof leaks. The plumbing barely works. Half the rooms haven&#39;t been opened in years. But it exists. It has history. It has infrastructure. Somebody built it. People once cared about it. Could somebody revive it? Probably not. Could they rebrand it? Maybe. Could they turn it into a digital museum dedicated to preserving abandoned cryptocurrency projects? Honestly that might be one of the more sensible things crypto has attempted. Would any of this be a good idea? Almost certainly not. But that&#39;s not really what I found interesting. What surprised me was that after spending hours searching through the ruins of old crypto projects, I didn&#39;t discover a hidden gem or an overlooked investment opportunity. I discovered that the market structure itself prevents most of these opportunities from existing in the first place. At a first thought its easy to assume you will find hundreds of abandoned cryptocurrencies that could theoretically be bought out by a determined individual. Instead I found that the intersection between &quot;dead,&quot; &quot;functional,&quot; and &quot;purchasable&quot; is incredibly small. BOLI wasn&#39;t interesting because it was valuable, it&#39;s interesting because it was one of the few projects I could find that somehow survived being unsuccessful. And for a forgotten cryptocurrency launched a decade ago, that might be the strangest achievement of all! RIP BOLI! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MediumLibrarian7100 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-tried-to-find-the-most-acquirable-cryptocurrency-on-earth-i-discovered-there-are-almost-none</link><guid>855501</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I Tried To Find The Most Acquirable Cryptocurrency On Earth. I Discovered There Are Almost None.</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, May 31, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank you! If you don&#39;t get an answer to your question, you can try phrasing it differently or commenting again tomorrow. Please check the previous discussion thread for unanswered questions. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rBitcoinMod [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-may-31-2026</link><guid>855493</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, May 31, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion May 31, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily General Discussion on r/ethereum https://imgur.com/3y7vezP Bookmarking this link will always bring you to the current daily: https://old.reddit.com/r/ethereum/about/sticky/?num=2 Please use this thread to discuss Ethereum topics, news, events, and even price! Price discussion posted elsewhere in the subreddit will continue to be removed. As always, be constructive. - Subreddit Rules Want to stake? Learn more at r/ethstaker Community Links Ethereum Jobs, Twitter EVMavericks YouTube, Discord, Doots Podcast Doots Website, Old Reddit Doots Extension by u/hanniabu Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-may-31-2026</link><guid>855500</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion May 31, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>There will only ever be 21 million. But it is not just about scarcity.</title><description><![CDATA[ When you study the properties of money, the &quot;my teeth are scarce too&quot; argument falls flat on its face. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/SpendHefty6066 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/there-will-only-ever-be-21-million-but-it-is-not-just-about-scarcity</link><guid>855637</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>There will only ever be 21 million. But it is not just about scarcity.</dc:text></item><item><title>The US debt machine is getting harder to stabilize - So where does Bitcoin fit in?</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GreedVault [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-us-debt-machine-is-getting-harder-to-stabilize-so-where-does-bitcoin-fit-in</link><guid>855436</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The US debt machine is getting harder to stabilize - So where does Bitcoin fit in?</dc:text></item><item><title>RIP to the homies who FOMO’d into XLM</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Ok-Suit541 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/rip-to-the-homies-who-fomod-into-xlm</link><guid>855435</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>RIP to the homies who FOMO’d into XLM</dc:text></item><item><title>HodlHodl is increasing their fees</title><description><![CDATA[Hey gang! Big market maker on HodlHodl here. Unfortunately I recently received bad news and that will be causing the spread to go up. HodlHodl used to have a fee of 0.5%. This made it so I could charge a reasonable 3% for BTC. Unfortunately this will be causing the total spread to be about 4.5% which feels unreasonable to me. “After many years without changes, we&#39;re adjusting our fees. The new structure is: • 0.75% from the seller and 0.75% from the buyer • 1.5% origination fee on every lending contract Thank you for being with us. The Hodl Hodl Team” On the old fee amount: $10,000 order would have a $50 fee (from HodlHodl) Now: $10,000 order would have $150 fee (from HodlHodl) &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Zestyclose_Cheek527 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/hodlhodl-is-increasing-their-fees</link><guid>855495</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>HodlHodl is increasing their fees</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Crypto Discussion - May 30, 2026 (GMT+0)</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily Crypto Discussion thread. Please read the disclaimer and rules before participating. Disclaimer: Consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known &quot;pump and dump (PnD) groups&quot; for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and exercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here. Please be careful about what information you share and the actions you take. Do not share the amounts of your portfolios (why not just share percentage?). Do not share your private keys or wallet seed. Use strong, non-SMS 2FA if possible. Beware of scammers and be smart. Do not invest more than you can afford to lose, and do not fall for pyramid schemes, promises of unrealistic returns (get-rich-quick schemes), and other common scams. Rules: All sub rules apply in this thread. The prior exemption for karma and age requirements is no longer in effect. Discussion topics must be related to cryptocurrency. Behave with civility and politeness. Do not use offensive, racist or homophobic language. Comments will be sorted by newest first. Useful Links: Beginner Resources Intro to r/Cryptocurrency MOONs ???? MOONs Wiki Page r/CryptoCurrency Discord r/CryptoCurrencyMemes Prior Daily Discussions - (Link fixed.) r/CryptoCurrencyMeta - Join in on all meta discussions regarding r/CryptoCurrency whether it be moon distributions or governance. Finding Other Discussion Threads Follow a mod account below to be notified in your home feed when the latest r/CC discussion thread of your interest is posted. u/CryptoDaily- — Posts the Daily Crypto Discussion threads. u/CryptoSkeptics — Posts the Monthly Skeptics Discussion threads. u/CryptoOptimists- — Posts the Monthly Optimists Discussion threads. u/CryptoNewsUpdates — Posts the Monthly News Summary threads. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AutoModerator [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-crypto-discussion-may-30-2026-gmt0</link><guid>855434</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Crypto Discussion - May 30, 2026 (GMT+0)</dc:text></item><item><title>Do any of you actually price your life in Bitcoin? Any apps that do this?</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;ve been a Bitcoin HODLer since 2020 and honestly it didn&#39;t hit me till lately that I really am starting to see my life priced in Bitcoin, but I&#39;m in a fiat world. For example, nowadays, I&#39;ll buy like groceries and anything from the story, and once I get back I&#39;m converting it to how much did it spend in Bitcoin? Also, when I&#39;m looking at dream cars (God willing), I&#39;ll be saying to myself &quot;When Bitcoin hits XYZ, it&#39;ll only be worth XX BTC&quot;, etc. Is anyone else like this too? A few things I&#39;m genuinely curious about: Do you ever mentally convert purchases to sats/Bitcoin too? Does it change how you feel about the spend? Like, if you knew an unneeded purchase was worth XYZ bitcoin before you bought it, would it still buy it? Are there any apps or tools that shows your finances/purchases in Bitcoin terms? What&#39;s the most frustrating thing about tracking your money as someone who holds Bitcoin? Mint and Rocket Money feel weirdly incomplete to me but I can&#39;t fully articulate why. I have to manually enter the new amount of Bitcoin I have every month. Just curious if this mindset is common and how other people deal with it. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/developer_mamba [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/do-any-of-you-actually-price-your-life-in-bitcoin-any-apps-that-do-this</link><guid>855638</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Do any of you actually price your life in Bitcoin? Any apps that do this?</dc:text></item><item><title>Coinbase, Kalshi bring regulated perpetual crypto futures to US investors</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/CriticalCobraz [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/coinbase-kalshi-bring-regulated-perpetual-crypto-futures-to-us-investors</link><guid>855437</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Coinbase, Kalshi bring regulated perpetual crypto futures to US investors</dc:text></item><item><title>Got liquidated back in March 2023, been thinking of building something ever since...</title><description><![CDATA[Back in March 2023 I lost around $10k in a futures position. Not because my analysis was wrong. Not because I misread the chart. Because a news went out which moved markets and I had absolutely no idea it happened until I was close to liquidation. I know I&#39;m not alone. This happens to traders every single day, especially people who&#39;ve been in the space under 3 years and haven&#39;t yet built out the 5-screen setup that experienced traders use to monitor everything at once. I&#39;ve been thinking about building a terminal that puts everything in one place: - Live chart (obviously) - Instant push notifications from Twitter when specific accounts tweet, the ones that actually move markets - Real-time news feed from relevant crypto outlets, filtered for signal not noise - An AI assistant on the side so you can immediately ask &quot;what&#39;s the likely market impact of this?&quot; - Eventually, direct exchange integration so you can act on it without switching tabs The whole idea is that you shouldn&#39;t need 5 screens and 10 open tabs to trade properly. And you definitely shouldn&#39;t be getting liquidated because you missed a tweet. My question for this community: Would you actually use something like this? And if not, what&#39;s missing or what do you already use that covers this? Not selling anything. Don&#39;t have a waitlist. Just trying to figure out if this is worth building before I build it. Honest feedback only please, if this is a terrible idea, I&#39;d rather know now &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Putrid-Ad-7829 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/got-liquidated-back-in-march-2023-been-thinking-of-building-something-ever-since</link><guid>855410</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Got liquidated back in March 2023, been thinking of building something ever since...</dc:text></item><item><title>Texas is making a major move! They're shifting from just buying Bitcoin ETFs to directly purchasing spot BTC held in cold storage for their Strategic Bitcoin Reserve</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheLuckyLeandro [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/texas-is-making-a-major-move-theyre-shifting-from-just-buying-bitcoin-etfs-to-directly-purchasing-spot-btc-held-in-cold-storage-for-their-strategic-bitcoin-reserve</link><guid>855494</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Texas is making a major move! They're shifting from just buying Bitcoin ETFs to directly purchasing spot BTC held in cold storage for their Strategic Bitcoin Reserve</dc:text></item><item><title>Value is always in the eyes of the beholder</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/nivenco [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/value-is-always-in-the-eyes-of-the-beholder</link><guid>855543</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Value is always in the eyes of the beholder</dc:text></item><item><title>Someone told me there's some kind of "Decentralization Index" and I thought there's something sus about it.</title><description><![CDATA[A visited a so called &quot;Edinburgh Decentralisation Index&quot; that was supposed to find out what asset is the most decentralized and it was showing Cardano as the most decentralized (above bitcoin too) and I thought it was sus because I&#39;ve seen many scams in the space to be that trusting. Turns out I immediately found a &quot;news&quot; article with the title &quot;Cardano builder IOG and University of Edinburgh to create first ever index to provide industry standard metric for crypto decentralization&quot; and &quot;faith&quot; was restored in my suspicions. PS when money is involved never trust any kind of article by third parties. Do your own research. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rEYAVjQD [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/someone-told-me-theres-some-kind-of-decentralization-index-and-i-thought-theres-something-sus-about-it</link><guid>855371</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Someone told me there's some kind of "Decentralization Index" and I thought there's something sus about it.</dc:text></item><item><title>What's the best crypto wallet in 2026? (Virtual Assistant)</title><description><![CDATA[Hello guys! Just wanted to ask what is the best crypto wallet to receive crypto these days? I will mainly use it to receive payments from my virtual assistant job. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/lululaylaxx [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/whats-the-best-crypto-wallet-in-2026-virtual-assistant</link><guid>855372</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What's the best crypto wallet in 2026? (Virtual Assistant)</dc:text></item><item><title>I built a free Bitcoin Opportunity Cost Calculator — would love your feedback!</title><description><![CDATA[Hey After a few weeks of building, I finally launched my side project The concept is simple — the &#39;latte factor&#39; is a well-known personal finance idea, but no tool showed it in Bitcoin terms. So I built one. What it does: Enter any daily habit (coffee, Netflix, gym, eating out — anything) Set a time horizon and growth scenario (Bear / Base / Bull / Hyperbull) See exactly what that habit costs you in Bitcoin terms Includes a Freedom Planner showing your sovereignty milestone timeline Example: $6 per day coffee habit → 10 years at Base CAGR → $138K in BTC you didn&#39;t stack Tech stack: Astro + Vercel + CoinGecko API for live BTC price No signup, no ads, completely free. Would love feedback on UX, features, anything! https://www.lattecalc.com/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EmergencyCredit2048 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-built-a-free-bitcoin-opportunity-cost-calculator-would-love-your-feedback</link><guid>855344</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I built a free Bitcoin Opportunity Cost Calculator — would love your feedback!</dc:text></item><item><title>I trade across 3 exchanges and kept losing track of my real P&amp;L, so I built my own trading journal, looking for ideas.</title><description><![CDATA[I trade mostly BTC across OKX, Bybit and Pionex, and I am constantly switching between apps and accounts was driving me crazy. Whenever I had profits I&#39;d buy more BTC, then lose track of how much I bought, where I sent it, and what it was actually worth, it&#39;s a real pain. I tried using Excel but it took forever to enter everything by hand, and it takes a lot of time. So I built a journal that keeps track of all of it in one place — spot trades, futures trades, and my bots — with live prices and a single consolidated P&amp;L view. It&#39;s in early alpha and free, so it still has rough edges. A few things I&#39;d love feedback on: How do you currently keep track of your trades across multiple exchanges? What makes Excel (or your current journal) annoying for you? What would you actually need from a journal to switch to it? Open to any feedback or criticism. Please help. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Domencrafter [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-trade-across-3-exchanges-and-kept-losing-track-of-my-real-pl-so-i-built-my-own-trading-journal-looking-for-ideas</link><guid>855345</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I trade across 3 exchanges and kept losing track of my real P&amp;L, so I built my own trading journal, looking for ideas.</dc:text></item><item><title>LAB has seen to have jumped high quickly what’s going on and should I hold onto it?</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/OwnPaleontologist469 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/lab-has-seen-to-have-jumped-high-quickly-whats-going-on-and-should-i-hold-onto-it</link><guid>855283</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>LAB has seen to have jumped high quickly what’s going on and should I hold onto it?</dc:text></item><item><title>Building a profitable Bitcoin company with public market ambitions. Looking for feedback</title><description><![CDATA[Hey everyone, I&#39;m one of the founders of Frame. We&#39;re building an AI powered market intelligence device that helps people understand markets, stocks, ETFs, macro trends, and Bitcoin through a dedicated hardware and software platform. We&#39;ve been building for about a year and unlike many startups, we&#39;re already profitable. A few things about us: • Profitable operating business • Zero debt • 5 BTC on our balance sheet • Hardware and software built in house • 20+ years of software engineering and product development experience Our long term goal is bigger than just selling hardware. We&#39;re building what we hope becomes a profitable operating company that accumulates Bitcoin as its primary treasury reserve asset. If we execute successfully, our ambition is to eventually enter the public markets, likely starting with OTCQB or NYSE Arca and ultimately pursuing a Nasdaq listing. Most Bitcoin treasury companies started with cash and bought Bitcoin. We&#39;re taking a different approach. Build a real operating business first. Generate cash flow. Accumulate Bitcoin over time. Then scale both the business and the treasury. We&#39;re still early, but that&#39;s the vision. I&#39;d love to hear from the Bitcoin community: • Would you support a public company built this way? • What would you want to see before taking it seriously? • What mistakes do you think companies make when trying to become Bitcoin treasury companies? Appreciate any feedback, criticism, or ideas. Thanks. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Big-Operation8078 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/building-a-profitable-bitcoin-company-with-public-market-ambitions-looking-for-feedback</link><guid>855346</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Building a profitable Bitcoin company with public market ambitions. Looking for feedback</dc:text></item><item><title>James Jani's Misunderstanding of Bitcoin</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/bitcoinphilosophy [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/james-janis-misunderstanding-of-bitcoin</link><guid>855347</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>James Jani's Misunderstanding of Bitcoin</dc:text></item><item><title>Major UX upgrades to Mk5</title><description><![CDATA[Coinkite Launches Coldcard MK5: Major UX Upgrades to Flagship Bitcoin Hardware Wallet https://bitcoinmagazine.com/business/coinkite-launches-coldcard-mk5-major-ux-upgrades-to-flagship-bitcoin-hardware-wallet &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/HodlDee [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/major-ux-upgrades-to-mk5</link><guid>855343</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Major UX upgrades to Mk5</dc:text></item><item><title>What if we separated money from the state, abolished income tax, and based the entire economy on physical reality? Meet the Real Society.</title><description><![CDATA[We are currently facing a silent but acute crisis where our economic system has completely lost touch with reality. We live in a debt-driven society plagued by three fundamental, interconnected flaws: 1 Eroded purchasing power and skyrocketing wealth gaps. Over the past decades, fiat currencies have lost the vast majority of their value due to inflation. Central and private banks create new money out of thin air every time a loan is issued. This new money flows straight into the stock and housing markets, making the wealthy richer while locking young people and low-income earners out of the market. 2 The unsustainable trap of infinite growth. The current system requires the economy to grow at breakneck speed just to service ever-expanding mountains of debt. This forces a throwaway consumer culture that clashes frontally with the fact that we live on a planet with finite resources. 3 A broken and unfair tax system. Today&#39;s tax systems heavily penalize hard work through high income taxes, while making it incredibly easy for ultra-wealthy individuals and global corporations to hide their digital profits in tax havens. There is an alternative. By combining the monetary discipline of a hard currency with the social responsibility of a strong safety net, we can transition into what we call The Real Society (Swedish: Realsamhället). Those who advocate for this model call themselves Realists. Here is how it works. THE THREE PILLARS OF THE REAL SOCIETY PILLAR 1: HONEST MONEY (Ending the Debt Illusion) The society adopts a currency with an absolute, hard mathematical cap (such as a Bitcoin standard). Neither the state nor private banks can create new money out of thin air. The hidden tax of inflation is permanently eradicated. Saved money actually increases in purchasing power over time as society becomes more technologically efficient. Because people can no longer take out massive, artificially backed loans, asset bubbles pop. Housing and business valuations drop to natural, human levels that people can actually save up for. PILLAR 2: THE RESOURCE FEE (Taxing the Physical Footprint) Since money in this system is digital, decentralized, and anonymous, the state completely stops spying on your income and bank accounts. Instead, Income Tax is abolished (0%) and replaced by The Resource Fee (Resursavgiften), paid entirely in the physical world where no one can cheat or hide: The Space Footprint (Land): The earth belongs to everyone. If you want to cordone off a highly desirable piece of land for your villa, apartment, or factory, you pay an ongoing Resource Fee for that space. A massive mansion on the coast equals a huge fee. A modest apartment equals a minimal fee. The Material Footprint (Consumption): It should be cheap to live, but expensive to waste. Basic food, medicine, children&#39;s clothes, and public transit carry a 0% fee. But when you buy brand-new luxury goods, sports cars, or high-end electronics, a heavy Resource Fee is added directly at the register. The Energy Footprint (Resources): The more electricity and raw materials a household or a heavy industry consumes, the more they pay in Resource Fees per kilowatt-hour. PILLAR 3: A STRONG, HONEST WELFARE STATE All revenues from the Resource Fee are pooled into a single public fund. Because the wealthy inevitably occupy the most valuable land, consume the most energy, and buy the most luxury goods, they naturally finance the vast majority of the pool. This fund goes directly to financing free, high-quality healthcare, education, and a robust social safety net. Because the government cannot print money to cover up its fiscal mistakes, the welfare system becomes completely transparent and accountable. WHY A REALIST WANTS TO SHIFT THE SYSTEM Justice for the Worker: With 0% income tax, every single dollar or euro you earn lands in your pocket. It becomes vastly easier for ordinary people to build a rainy-day fund, save for the future, and achieve upward social mobility. Waterproof Against Tax Evasion: A billionaire can hide their Bitcoin seed phrase in their head, but they cannot live in an invisible castle, drive an invisible yacht, or power their industries with invisible electricity. If you want to live a life of physical luxury, you must pay the Resource Fee. Peace with the Planet: By removing the systemic requirement for infinite debt-fueled growth, civilization downshifts to a natural speed. It becomes economically rational to save, repair, and build things that last, aligning the human economy with planetary boundaries. THE REALIST TRANSITION: A CENTURY-LONG SHIFT To be completely clear: I am fully aware that a transition like this cannot happen overnight. Pulling the plug on the current fiat debt-system all at once would trigger a catastrophic global economic collapse. Returning civilization to its natural speed is a project that will take generations, if not centuries. But we can start moving in this direction immediately, and the best way to begin is through a gradual tax reform. Instead of jumping straight into a new currency standard, we can start by slowly shifting what we tax. Over the next decade, governments could begin lowering income taxes for workers while incrementally replacing them with the Resource Fee—raising taxes on land values, raw material consumption, and high-end physical luxury. This allows the framework of the Real Society to take root safely, proving its fairness and sustainability, while the monetary shift towards hard digital assets can happen organically over time as the old system rusts away. The Real Society is a model that is both deeply visionary and fundamentally grounded in reality. It shifts our focus away from chasing imaginary digital zeros in centralized bank ledgers, and forces us to look at what truly matters: our real world, our real resources, and our real community. What do you think? Is it time for a Realist movement? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ioskar [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/what-if-we-separated-money-from-the-state-abolished-income-tax-and-based-the-entire-economy-on-physical-reality-meet-the-real-society</link><guid>855342</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What if we separated money from the state, abolished income tax, and based the entire economy on physical reality? Meet the Real Society.</dc:text></item><item><title>FBI's Biggest Crypto Bust Ever: $8 Billion Seized in Global Scam Network Crackdown</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/BhaswatiGuha19 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/fbis-biggest-crypto-bust-ever-8-billion-seized-in-global-scam-network-crackdown</link><guid>855280</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>FBI's Biggest Crypto Bust Ever: $8 Billion Seized in Global Scam Network Crackdown</dc:text></item><item><title>Most Investors Think Quantum-Resistant Means Safe Forever BUT... That's Not What Cryptographers Mean!?</title><description><![CDATA[The more I&#39;ve dug into &quot;quantum resistant&quot; crypto projects the more I&#39;ve realised most investors (including me originally) misunderstand what that phrase actually means. When I used to hear &quot;Quantum resistant blockchain&quot; I used to interpret it as &quot;This project is safe from quantum computers&quot; But I&#39;ve learned that&#39;s not what it actually means at all. What it really means is based on everything currently known, no practical quantum attack is known YET. RSA wasn&#39;t broken because quantum computers became faster. RSA was broken (theoretically) because Shor found a completely different way of looking at the problem. He found hidden structure that classical computers couldn&#39;t exploit efficiently. That&#39;s what initially got me thinking... When blockchain projects market themselves as quantum resistant because they use lattice cryptography, are they saying &quot;we know this is safe against future quantum algorithms&quot; or are they saying &quot;nobody has found the quantum equivalent of Shor yet&quot;? I actually went away and built a small research framework trying to understand this distinction better. What surprised me most wasn&#39;t that I found a way to break lattice cryptography (I obviously didn&#39;t), it was discovering how much uncertainty still exists underneath the marketing language. The cryptographic community does not claim lattice cryptography is quantum proof. The claim is much narrower and more like: - no efficient quantum attack is currently known - many smart people have looked - several hardness reductions exist - and lattices remain our strongest major post-quantum candidate I am posting this to raise awareness because thats very different from these QR blockchains being immune from being broken. In finance people price uncertainty all the time but when it comes to post-quantum projects many investors seem to treat &quot;quantum resistant&quot; as if it means &quot;solved forever&quot;. Personally I now think the question isn&#39;t whether lattice cryptography is broken, it&#39;s whether investors understand the difference between the best known candidate VS proven future proof technology... Most don&#39;t and I didnt until recently. Curious how other people think about this. When a blockchain markets itself as quantum resistant, what level of confidence do you think investors should actually attach to that claim? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MediumLibrarian7100 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/most-investors-think-quantum-resistant-means-safe-forever-but-thats-not-what-cryptographers-mean</link><guid>855281</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Most Investors Think Quantum-Resistant Means Safe Forever BUT... That's Not What Cryptographers Mean!?</dc:text></item><item><title>Cardano Leaders Rally Last-Minute Support for $2 Million Singapore Summit Vote</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GreedVault [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/cardano-leaders-rally-last-minute-support-for-2-million-singapore-summit-vote</link><guid>855282</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Cardano Leaders Rally Last-Minute Support for $2 Million Singapore Summit Vote</dc:text></item><item><title>Looking for Flash USDT ERC20. DM me if you have.</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Disastrous_Bobcat_94 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/looking-for-flash-usdt-erc20-dm-me-if-you-have</link><guid>855227</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Looking for Flash USDT ERC20. DM me if you have.</dc:text></item><item><title>DTCC’s $4.7 quadrillion tokenization plan shows where RWAs may actually be heading</title><description><![CDATA[ DTCC’s tokenization plans might be one of the more interesting RWA developments to watch over the next few years. For anyone unfamiliar, DTCC is not a crypto company. It is a major part of the existing financial market infrastructure behind securities settlement, custody, asset servicing, corporate actions, and post-trade processing. According to DTCC, its subsidiaries processed around $4.7 quadrillion in securities transactions in 2025. Its depository subsidiary also provided custody and asset servicing for around $114 trillion worth of securities. That is why this announcement caught my attention. DTCC has said its tokenization service is planning to connect with a public blockchain, with DTC-tokenized assets expected to become available in the first half of 2027. The chain named in the announcement is Stellar. The important part here is not really one specific chain or short-term price movement. It is the direction of travel. The assets being explored are not obscure crypto-native products. DTCC mentioned highly liquid traditional assets such as Russell 1000 constituents, major index ETFs, and US Treasuries. The stated goal is to support tokenized versions of DTC-custodied assets while maintaining the investor protections and safeguards that apply to traditional securities. In other words, this is not about wrapping random assets in a DeFi casino. It is about whether regulated securities infrastructure can start using public blockchain rails for things like settlement, collateral movement, extended trading hours, reporting, and corporate actions. That is where I think the RWA discussion gets interesting. Crypto has talked for years about tokenized stocks, bonds, ETFs, and Treasuries. Most of the time, it has felt like a future narrative rather than something connected to existing market infrastructure. This seems different in the sense that the discussion is now moving from “can crypto create synthetic versions of these assets?” to “can existing financial infrastructure use public blockchains to improve how these assets move?” There are still obvious questions. The expected launch is not until 2027. The regulatory structure matters. The actual user access model matters. Liquidity, custody, compliance, and interoperability all matter. But if tokenized securities are going to become a serious part of the market, this is probably the kind of infrastructure-level work that needs to happen first. What do people think: are public blockchains actually ready to support regulated securities infrastructure, or is this still mostly a long-term experiment? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/shadow87654 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/dtccs-47-quadrillion-tokenization-plan-shows-where-rwas-may-actually-be-heading</link><guid>855224</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>DTCC’s $4.7 quadrillion tokenization plan shows where RWAs may actually be heading</dc:text></item><item><title>Looks like we're in year 2-3 of the last year. So the next halving effect might take place in 2028.</title><description><![CDATA[ Some interesting past data on Bitcoin. Not sure how accurate it is since it&#39;s pulled from Google Gemini. Each cycle last about 4 years. And the price appreciation usually happens within 12-18 months. We&#39;re currently in year 2-3 of the last peak. So maybe in 2028 we might see another boom when the halving effect takes place. The last column is the price correction from the peak. What do you guys think? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/classyshepard [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/looks-like-were-in-year-2-3-of-the-last-year-so-the-next-halving-effect-might-take-place-in-2028</link><guid>855228</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Looks like we're in year 2-3 of the last year. So the next halving effect might take place in 2028.</dc:text></item><item><title>I have allocated some of my portfolio to be invested into meme coins. Which ones should I avoid from this list?</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/flipper6900 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-have-allocated-some-of-my-portfolio-to-be-invested-into-meme-coins-which-ones-should-i-avoid-from-this-list</link><guid>855229</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I have allocated some of my portfolio to be invested into meme coins. Which ones should I avoid from this list?</dc:text></item><item><title>China &amp; Crypto. Understanding the evolving laws prohibiting ownership, promotion, and money making.</title><description><![CDATA[TL;DR - You can&#39;t just point the finger at China and say, &quot;China&#39;s banned bitcoin for the 500th time now. You have to understand the framework the government uses for it. https://www.pbc.gov.cn/tiaofasi/144941/3581332/2026020619591971323/index.html We already know Buying, selling, and mining in china is illegal, but somehow it still takes place. In Hong Kong, SAR of China, crypto buying and selling is legal. If you&#39;re a Chinese company and you want to gain exposure to bitcoin / crypto, the only way is through getting an ETFs available from companies on the HK stock market exchange. No self-custody involved. A lot of projects in China use referral code structures to bring in new people to the project. Some more recent buzz terms include &quot;RWA&quot; and similar terminology. Sometimes these can be legit. Other times these can just be ways to bring in other users. Typically, the way project owners make money from these is from transaction fees that go on within the RWA structure - which is often a Pyramid or MLM scheme. People aren&#39;t supposed to promote these projects, so what I have seen is large amounts of people gathering at auditoriums and when they are in auditoriums, phones are temporarily confiscated and then returned to all participants. The atmosphere is generally positive, but you cannot escape the MLM vibe. However, when you search for information about these projects on the Chinese web, it is often sparse because it isn&#39;t safe (according to Chinese law) to attach one&#39;s face to promoting a cryptocurrency project in China. How does funding take place? Often times from USDT on BSC. Are they all worth investing in? I cannot say. I can only say if you are looking into these projects, consider mitigating your exposure and if it seems legit, scale it up to as much as you are comfortable with. EDIT: With regards to saying, &quot;People aren&#39;t supposed to promote these projects.&quot; I believe this only applies to people living in China. At least, I don&#39;t think the CCP would care if a Chinese person living outside of China would be punished for promoting these projects. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/sgtslaughterTV [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/china-crypto-understanding-the-evolving-laws-prohibiting-ownership-promotion-and-money-making</link><guid>855226</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>China &amp; Crypto. Understanding the evolving laws prohibiting ownership, promotion, and money making.</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, May 30, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank you! If you don&#39;t get an answer to your question, you can try phrasing it differently or commenting again tomorrow. Please check the previous discussion thread for unanswered questions. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rBitcoinMod [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-may-30-2026</link><guid>855266</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, May 30, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion May 30, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily General Discussion on r/ethereum https://imgur.com/3y7vezP Bookmarking this link will always bring you to the current daily: https://old.reddit.com/r/ethereum/about/sticky/?num=2 Please use this thread to discuss Ethereum topics, news, events, and even price! Price discussion posted elsewhere in the subreddit will continue to be removed. As always, be constructive. - Subreddit Rules Want to stake? Learn more at r/ethstaker Community Links Ethereum Jobs, Twitter EVMavericks YouTube, Discord, Doots Podcast Doots Website, Old Reddit Doots Extension by u/hanniabu Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-may-30-2026</link><guid>855223</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion May 30, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>My MetaMask shows $375k profit on Saitama after 12 months — but is it real? (LiveCoinWatch says $36+)</title><description><![CDATA[Hey everyone,About a year ago I bought some Saitama (and a few other coins) directly through my MetaMask wallet. I hadn’t checked the account in around 12 months. When I opened it the other day, I nearly had a heart attack — it was showing roughly $375,000 profit, with Saitama priced at about $36.87.LiveCoinWatch is currently quoting around $35–37 for Saitama V2.I’m pretty sure this isn’t real, but I don’t understand how the price is showing so high. I only have 10,250 Saitama tokens.Questions: Has anyone else seen this with Saitama? Is it a data glitch or fake liquidity thing? If I try to sell/swap it on Uniswap, what will actually happen? What’s the easiest/safest way to move whatever real value is there to Swyftx (Australian exchange)? I’m not a crypto expert and don’t want to lose anything to gas fees or mistakes. Any advice would be really appreciated. Happy to provide the contract address if needed.Thanks! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AnthonyW777 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/my-metamask-shows-375k-profit-on-saitama-after-12-months-but-is-it-real-livecoinwatch-says-36</link><guid>855230</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>My MetaMask shows $375k profit on Saitama after 12 months — but is it real? (LiveCoinWatch says $36+)</dc:text></item><item><title>'He’s Full of Shit': JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon Takes Aim at Coinbase CEO Over Clarity Act</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GreedVault [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/hes-full-of-shit-jp-morgans-jamie-dimon-takes-aim-at-coinbase-ceo-over-clarity-act</link><guid>855225</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>'He’s Full of Shit': JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon Takes Aim at Coinbase CEO Over Clarity Act</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin Warned Us About FTX. Nobody Listened</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Electrical-Nebula422 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-warned-us-about-ftx-nobody-listened</link><guid>855207</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin Warned Us About FTX. Nobody Listened</dc:text></item><item><title>Was I scammed?</title><description><![CDATA[I had bitcoin in a Lumi wallet. I had not logged on in a while, typed in Lumi to google and went to the first page up top ( web.lumiwallet.org ) I typed in my recovery phrase, then was wondering why my balance was loading for so long. I then downloaded Coin Wallet, entered my code again and saw ALL of my bitcoin was “sent”….did I get scammed? If so I have zero chance of recovering it right? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/itsgabraf [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/was-i-scammed</link><guid>855206</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Was I scammed?</dc:text></item><item><title>Need help getting money out of a wallet(Scammers stay away I won't answer your DMs)</title><description><![CDATA[Created a wallet on orbimarkets.com. I have around $1k of SOL in it and and it&#39;s not letting me transfer it out. I tried transferring it to kraken and coinbase as a spot transfer but it didn&#39;t work. I tried converting it to eco crypto as USDT tether and that worked but still gives errors when trying to do the transfer. This site seems like a pretty legit place to trade and deposit crypto as I&#39;ve never had a problem trading, I just have had a problem withdrawing. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Diligent-Net3507 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/need-help-getting-money-out-of-a-walletscammers-stay-away-i-wont-answer-your-dms</link><guid>855159</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Need help getting money out of a wallet(Scammers stay away I won't answer your DMs)</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin Fixes the Incentives: Turning Compulsive Gamblers into Compulsive Savers</title><description><![CDATA[Brendan Sorsby’s most recent betting scandal that has rocked the college sports world is an indictment of fiat and our modern culture more than anyone thinks. To give a bit of background for the Bitcoin community: the transfer from Cincinnati, QB Brendan Sorsby, was due to make a massive 4 to 5 million dollars this upcoming season for Texas Tech. In April, Sorsby turned himself into a betting rehab facility to seek treatment for addiction. Sorsby bet 2900 times from 2022-2026. This included games from when he was playing at the University of Indiana. This is the Pete Rose of college sports, in other words: betting on his own team. Unfortunately for Mr. Sorsby, this story has placed him in the spotlight; however, far too many young Americans specifically young men have fallen into his shoes of addiction. According to an annual student gambling surveys, 75% of all students say they see or get pitched daily about sports betting and gambling. 56 to 68% of all male students bet multiple times a week, and unfortunately, up to 15% of all students are compulsive problem bettors. Far too many people have been forced, in this high inflation, high debasement world, to take unrealistic risks in a desperate attempt to get out of the fiat rat race. These companies advertise themselves as such: &quot;Use our prediction market for financial freedom.&quot; It’s absolutely disgusting how these companies use people’s desperation against them to extract every single cent they have left. We can&#39;t place too much blame on these desperate young people; they truly feel hopeless, and anything that gives them a sales pitch for an immediate way out is always going to be favored. How does Bitcoin fix the betting environment we are living through today, and can it? I believe personally that Bitcoin is the ultimate savings technology. Forever, until Bitcoin, we haven’t been able to properly save as humans. This is why so many young people are forced into impossible betting situations. Bitcoin, with a programmable and well known issuance schedule, helps fix that. We can now tell young adults with 100% certainty what the issuance or inflation on Bitcoin will be in 4 years, 10 years, and 25 years. This helps encourage savings. Education is the most important tool to help people understand the importance of Bitcoin: the fixed supply, the censorship resistant nature, and the irreversible nature of a block. Explaining these pillars of Bitcoin these computer science tools will help others change their mindset and become long term time horizon thinkers. The most important way to get people to learn is by making it fun and engaging. In the context of betting, we need to gamify the savings experience and encourage people to save. We need to make stacking sats a competitive sport in the same way. I want people to transform into compulsive savers. Every time they get their paycheck, I want them to think: &quot;How can I pay off all outstanding debt, and how can I stack more sats?&quot; We have to find a way, as a Bitcoin community, to change the incentives in our society. This is how something like the Sorsby scandal can take place. He was betting late in the evening on sporting events such as Romanian soccer matches, Turkish basketball games, and obscure doubles tennis tournaments. At no point did any of his friends or teammates inquire about these obsessions. It’s almost expected and encouraged in this culture; it’s not a taboo thing. This is the true indictment of this story far more so than a player betting on his own game and possibly costing himself millions of NIL dollars. An entire generation of young men has enabled and encouraged extremely risky betting parlays. We see it online, and I’m certain I’ll have a comment on this exact post making fun of people for not trying to parlay their bets. They’ll call people &quot;chicken&quot;; they’ll call you &quot;stupid.&quot; If you are one of those bettors who is going to comment saying, &quot;Well, hey, I’ve made my money from sports betting for years on these apps, loser,&quot; I’m going to say you&#39;re a degenerate liar. It is beyond well documented that these companies have algorithms, computer infrastructure, and experts to examine every single winning bet. If you’re actually winning, the house cuts you off immediately. So, only losers are betting consistently; the house always, always wins, no matter how many bots tell you otherwise. I want to help transform the incentives in this country to encourage savings in the general public. I want to give young people hope that there is a certain future they can look forward to. I want those same young people to yearn for saving as much as possible. We need to change the culture so young people can encourage someone like Sorsby to find a better path for his future. I really don&#39;t want this to be a punching bag against Texas Tech or Sorsby; he’s just the most well documented and public figure who has been afflicted with the gambling bug. I really hope he has gotten the help he needs, and if you or anyone you know is addicted to gambling, please seek help. I want to start by apologizing. I have tried to make this a conversation on a podcast; however, I can’t seem to save the audio I create. If anyone knows which app or platform is best for creating an audio file and posting, please share. I wasted a lot of hours this month saving audio that got deleted. I really hate to do anything live, but if I must, I will moving forward, because doing audio edits was incredibly frustrating and didn’t return any results. Thank you for reading! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/BitcoinSports [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-fixes-the-incentives-turning-compulsive-gamblers-into-compulsive-savers</link><guid>855205</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin Fixes the Incentives: Turning Compulsive Gamblers into Compulsive Savers</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Crypto Discussion - May 29, 2026 (GMT+0)</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily Crypto Discussion thread. Please read the disclaimer and rules before participating. Disclaimer: Consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known &quot;pump and dump (PnD) groups&quot; for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and exercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here. Please be careful about what information you share and the actions you take. Do not share the amounts of your portfolios (why not just share percentage?). Do not share your private keys or wallet seed. Use strong, non-SMS 2FA if possible. Beware of scammers and be smart. Do not invest more than you can afford to lose, and do not fall for pyramid schemes, promises of unrealistic returns (get-rich-quick schemes), and other common scams. Rules: All sub rules apply in this thread. The prior exemption for karma and age requirements is no longer in effect. Discussion topics must be related to cryptocurrency. Behave with civility and politeness. Do not use offensive, racist or homophobic language. Comments will be sorted by newest first. Useful Links: Beginner Resources Intro to r/Cryptocurrency MOONs ???? MOONs Wiki Page r/CryptoCurrency Discord r/CryptoCurrencyMemes Prior Daily Discussions - (Link fixed.) r/CryptoCurrencyMeta - Join in on all meta discussions regarding r/CryptoCurrency whether it be moon distributions or governance. Finding Other Discussion Threads Follow a mod account below to be notified in your home feed when the latest r/CC discussion thread of your interest is posted. u/CryptoDaily- — Posts the Daily Crypto Discussion threads. u/CryptoSkeptics — Posts the Monthly Skeptics Discussion threads. u/CryptoOptimists- — Posts the Monthly Optimists Discussion threads. u/CryptoNewsUpdates — Posts the Monthly News Summary threads. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AutoModerator [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-crypto-discussion-may-29-2026-gmt0</link><guid>855151</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Crypto Discussion - May 29, 2026 (GMT+0)</dc:text></item><item><title>US regulator tries to withdraw penalty against Trump donors’ crypto company</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Abdeliq [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/us-regulator-tries-to-withdraw-penalty-against-trump-donors-crypto-company</link><guid>855154</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>US regulator tries to withdraw penalty against Trump donors’ crypto company</dc:text></item><item><title>Bessent says US has seized $1 billion in Iranian crypto assets</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/northcasewhite [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bessent-says-us-has-seized-1-billion-in-iranian-crypto-assets</link><guid>855152</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bessent says US has seized $1 billion in Iranian crypto assets</dc:text></item><item><title>Jamie Diamond hates the CLARITY Act</title><description><![CDATA[I wasn’t sure about it at first, but if he hates it, then I like it even more. Not Financial Advice obv. Fuck the banking system, the whole reason crypto exists is because they lost our trust. So this level of animosity should imo be seen as validation for it. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Broncos1997 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/jamie-diamond-hates-the-clarity-act</link><guid>855155</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Jamie Diamond hates the CLARITY Act</dc:text></item><item><title>Doubting about my plan</title><description><![CDATA[I bought a large lump sum of IBIT in a registered account because I wanted Bitcoin exposure with tax advantages. I now realize there are trade-offs: I don’t hold the underlying asset directly, there are management fees, and I ended up buying near a market peak. With the subsequent drawdown, roughly 25%–30% of my portfolio is now exposed to Bitcoin through an ETF. This would likely drift closer to ~15%–20% in a deeper correction unless I continue adding. To manage this, I started DCAing into ETFs in January (~$2k/month). My original plan was: Continue DCA until the next Bitcoin halving (expected ~April 2028) or until BTC returns to ~$100k Hold through the post-halving cycle and potentially sell ~16–18 months after the halving (around late 2029) (reversed DCA) After BTC reaches $100k, redirect new contributions ($2k/month) into diversified equity ETFs (e.g., S&amp;P 500 or similar) Buying back by DCAing the amount i sold during next bear market. Now I’m questioning the structure of this approach. Main concerns: I’m using IBIT instead of holding Bitcoin directly From a long-term risk-adjusted perspective, broad equity ETFs may be more efficient (which I already hold) At this point, I’m unsure whether I should: Stick to the current cycle-based allocation plan in ETF Shift toward diversified ETFs instead Or simplify everything into a long-term buy-and-hold approach across both assets without timing cycles... My intent with this structure was to build a long-term strategy: DCA during bear phases, rotate contributions into equities during expansions, and potentially realize gains ~16–18 months after halvings, then take the lump sum to DCA again in the next bear + my savings until I maxed out my registrated account. repeating the cycle over time until retirement... Does it make sense or am I absolutely nuts? I got no one to talk about this. My friends think I&#39;m nuts which I probably am. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/buzzyfairy [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/doubting-about-my-plan</link><guid>855098</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Doubting about my plan</dc:text></item><item><title>US Reaches $1 Billion Seized Iran Crypto to Date: Bessent’s Big Update</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/partymsl [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/us-reaches-1-billion-seized-iran-crypto-to-date-bessents-big-update</link><guid>855156</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>US Reaches $1 Billion Seized Iran Crypto to Date: Bessent’s Big Update</dc:text></item><item><title>QUIERO COMPRAR ETHEREUM PAGO</title><description><![CDATA[YO PAGO POR DELANTE EN USDT TENGO BLOQUEADO BINANCE PERO PUEDO PAGAR POR TRUST WALLET EN USDT , al precio o solo un poco por arriba de el precio , si alguien es serio mándeme dm &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Adventurous-Age4847 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/quiero-comprar-ethereum-pago</link><guid>855150</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>QUIERO COMPRAR ETHEREUM PAGO</dc:text></item><item><title>How do you think they did this?</title><description><![CDATA[Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said at a Reagan Economic Forum event that the United States has seized $1 billion of Iranian cryptocurrency money as part of its effort to squeeze Iran’s economy. “Just outright grabbed the wallets,” Bessent said, referring to the accounts where digital currency is stored. “Some of them may be typing in right now and might not realize their wallet had been grabbed.” &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/NckyDC [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/how-do-you-think-they-did-this</link><guid>855153</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>How do you think they did this?</dc:text></item><item><title>Day 41 Discussion Summary : Base Account as Universal Identity Layer - How One Smart Contract Powers Everything ????</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Special_Attorney3548 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/day-41-discussion-summary-base-account-as-universal-identity-layer-how-one-smart-contract-powers-everything</link><guid>855157</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Day 41 Discussion Summary : Base Account as Universal Identity Layer - How One Smart Contract Powers Everything ????</dc:text></item><item><title>When to sell?</title><description><![CDATA[When would you sell bitcoin, ethereum, or solana? I purchased a little while ago. Bitcoin I’m still up. Ethereum and solana I’m down a little. Would you cut losses or hold? I think they’ll come back up but not sure when or how high. What’s everyone else doing? Thanks! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/dspark13 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/when-to-sell</link><guid>855160</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>When to sell?</dc:text></item><item><title>Can ChatGPT Manage Your Crypto Wallet? Base MCP Explained</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/tupidataba [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/can-chatgpt-manage-your-crypto-wallet-base-mcp-explained</link><guid>855158</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Can ChatGPT Manage Your Crypto Wallet? Base MCP Explained</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin is the Honey Badger</title><description><![CDATA[https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/s/Os1oXr9RKZ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/derekblake22 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-is-the-honey-badger</link><guid>855097</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin is the Honey Badger</dc:text></item><item><title>I was crying and hating myself for buying the near-top and selling at a 25% loss….</title><description><![CDATA[ It’s always about perspective. I still hold BTC and XRP and am at a loss, butt zooming out the bigger picture doesn’t look as bad. Any loss stories or bullet’s dodged that you would like to share? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/negative3sigmareturn [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-was-crying-and-hating-myself-for-buying-the-near-top-and-selling-at-a-25-loss</link><guid>855007</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I was crying and hating myself for buying the near-top and selling at a 25% loss….</dc:text></item><item><title>My SOL dynamic DCA strategy since October 2025</title><description><![CDATA[ Every week, I keep stacking ETH while saving fiat for future dips. The formulas in my spreadsheet automatically calculate how much I should buy and save, depending on the current ETH price (amount bought last week x ETH price last week / ETH price this week). When ETH is going below €1450 (or $1700), I’ll use my fiat balance to finance bigger buy orders. This way, my average will go down faster while the fiat protects me from larger drawdowns. The lower the price, the faster the accumulation will be. You also never need to guess what the bottom will be, because after a while, you’ve most likely spent the majority of your money at the lows anyway. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Bogdanoff_dump_it [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/my-sol-dynamic-dca-strategy-since-october-2025</link><guid>855008</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>My SOL dynamic DCA strategy since October 2025</dc:text></item><item><title>Perps in ????????LFG</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Xavier_Ch [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/perps-in-lfg</link><guid>855009</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Perps in ????????LFG</dc:text></item><item><title>How a Bitcoin transaction actually works (in 48 seconds)</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/LearnBitcoinCom [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/how-a-bitcoin-transaction-actually-works-in-48-seconds</link><guid>855010</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>How a Bitcoin transaction actually works (in 48 seconds)</dc:text></item><item><title>Discorddit - Community Chat Channel</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rickribera93 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/discorddit-community-chat-channel</link><guid>855011</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Discorddit - Community Chat Channel</dc:text></item><item><title>I knew better. I still sold near the bottom.</title><description><![CDATA[When FTX collapsed, I genuinely thought Bitcoin might be finished. Not just another bear market. I mean finished. Regulation, contagion, trust destroyed. I sold most of my position somewhere around $16k telling myself I was being rational. Six months later I was buying back above $25k. The thing that bothers me most isn&#39;t the money. It&#39;s that I&#39;d already lived through 2018. I knew what capitulation felt like. I&#39;d read everything about not timing the market, about conviction, about long-term thinking. And when the moment came, none of it mattered. The fear was louder. What I&#39;ve accepted since then is that understanding Bitcoin intellectually and actually holding through chaos are two completely different skills. One you develop reading. The other you only develop by getting it wrong a few times. I&#39;m not sure conviction is something you build in advance. I think you find out if you have it when the moment is bad enough.Anyone else discover that knowing what to do and actually doing it are completely different things? Did the second cycle feel any easier? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MoneyMonsterStudios [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-knew-better-i-still-sold-near-the-bottom</link><guid>855095</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I knew better. I still sold near the bottom.</dc:text></item><item><title>ZBCN SuperApp updates</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Ok-Jury-4843 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/zbcn-superapp-updates</link><guid>855012</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>ZBCN SuperApp updates</dc:text></item><item><title>Made it to the 0.10 Club ????</title><description><![CDATA[ Pretty cheap at 74k from 126k all time high. Been buying at a discount. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/JorgeRoyal [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/made-it-to-the-010-club</link><guid>855496</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Made it to the 0.10 Club ????</dc:text></item><item><title>Did anyone see the HODL guy is back after 13 years?</title><description><![CDATA[Hodl documentary &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/nowthatsaname [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/did-anyone-see-the-hodl-guy-is-back-after-13-years</link><guid>855006</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Did anyone see the HODL guy is back after 13 years?</dc:text></item><item><title>Have I been scammed? Ether.fi USDT TRC20 deposit address disappeared after I sent funds</title><description><![CDATA[Hello, A few days ago, while logged into my account in the app on my iPhone, I selected “Add funds” and then “Share your deposit address.” I had downloaded the app directly from the Apple App Store. I chose a USDT address on Tron/TRC20 and sent a deposit to the address shown in the app. The transaction was confirmed on-chain. However, I later saw that the USDT Tron/TRC20 deposit option/address was no longer available in the app. Between the time I generated the address in the app and the time I sent the deposit, I received no warning or notice that Tron deposits were being disabled or were no longer supported. The deposit has since been sent back to the originating address, but it is still effectively lost and has not been credited or recovered to me. Has anyone experienced something similar with ether.fi or TRC20 deposits? Is there any way to verify whether the deposit address belonged to them, and recover the funds if it did? I’ve contacted support and asked them to credit or recover the deposit, but I’m concerned because the address disappeared from the app and the funds are still not available to me. Thanks. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Saturnix [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/have-i-been-scammed-etherfi-usdt-trc20-deposit-address-disappeared-after-i-sent-funds</link><guid>855013</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Have I been scammed? Ether.fi USDT TRC20 deposit address disappeared after I sent funds</dc:text></item><item><title>BlackRock Clients Sold 0.3% of Their Bitcoin Holdings Yesterday Why the Panic is a Massive Overreaction</title><description><![CDATA[Yesterday&#39;s institutional outflow data showed BlackRock&#39;s IBIT shedding roughly 2,424 BTC (around $178M). Most mainstream headlines are immediately reading this as a bearish signal, but digging into the raw numbers tells a completely different story. ​Context matters, and BlackRock’s total Bitcoin exposure is still absolutely massive: ​IBIT still holds roughly 792,000 BTC (valued at over $57B). ​The amount sold yesterday represents a mere 0.3% of their total Bitcoin holdings. ​This doesn’t look like a conviction exit or institutional capitulation at all. It looks closer to routine, microscopic portfolio rebalancing or short-term de-risking during broader macro volatility. ​Furthermore, when you look at how BlackRock manages its digital asset products, they maintain a clear divide. While liquidity is occasionally shuffled in alternative crypto products and risk-on tech assets, their core Bitcoin thesis remains incredibly sticky. The institutional giant hasn&#39;t even scratched the surface of its primary BTC reserves. ​It feels like the broader market saw a &quot;millions sold&quot; headline and completely ignored the scale of the actual positions. A 0.3% fluctuation is noise, not a trend shift. ​Do you see this as meaningful institutional de-risking, or is it mostly routine portfolio management that the retail market is completely overreacting to &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Crypto_future_V [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/blackrock-clients-sold-03-of-their-bitcoin-holdings-yesterday-why-the-panic-is-a-massive-overreaction</link><guid>854987</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>BlackRock Clients Sold 0.3% of Their Bitcoin Holdings Yesterday Why the Panic is a Massive Overreaction</dc:text></item><item><title>Texas Names Bitcoin Reserve Advisory Committee As State Eyes Direct Bitcoin Custody</title><description><![CDATA[ Texas has appointed a five-member advisory committee to oversee its Strategic Bitcoin Reserve as the state prepares to transition from ETF exposure to directly custodied bitcoin. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/texas-names-bitcoin-reserve-advisory-committee-as-state-eyes-direct-bitcoin-custody</link><guid>854983</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Texas Names Bitcoin Reserve Advisory Committee As State Eyes Direct Bitcoin Custody</dc:text></item><item><title>SUI blockchain goes down, for the second time in two days, third time this year.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/hank194 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/sui-blockchain-goes-down-for-the-second-time-in-two-days-third-time-this-year</link><guid>855005</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>SUI blockchain goes down, for the second time in two days, third time this year.</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcars.</title><description><![CDATA[ Not sure which one I’d rather own. They both come with advantages and disadvantages. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/FunkyGrass [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcars</link><guid>855096</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcars.</dc:text></item><item><title>Unexpected dump?</title><description><![CDATA[I know we&#39;re still in the bear market, but timewise this is quite an unexpected dump in the last days, right? 12% in the last 2 weeks. No real macro indicators, positive news on war, stocks are flying worldwide. Is everyone fleeing into stocks? BTC too risky all of a sudden? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Electrical-Value-673 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/unexpected-dump</link><guid>854986</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Unexpected dump?</dc:text></item><item><title>The people in charge of Bitcoin</title><description><![CDATA[Bitcoin has no boss. No foundation that votes on changes, no CEO who decides the roadmap, no shareholders&#39; meeting, no token-holder vote. But the protocol does evolve. Slowly, contentiously, through a process nobody designed but everybody recognizes. Five stakeholder groups hold the real power — not by decree, but by veto. Any one of them can kill a change by refusing to participate. Developers: refuse to write or merge Miners: refuse to signal Nodes: refuse to upgrade Businesses: recognize the other chain Hodlers: sell the new chain Successful proposals have taken years to activate. Proposals that lacked broad alignment died at exactly these steps. The &quot;people in charge&quot; of Bitcoin are everybody and nobody. A monetary system whose rules are easy to change is not a credible monetary system. The procedural friction that makes shipping new code hard is the same friction that makes it hard for anyone (government, corporation, or coordinated developer group) to weaken consensus. Rough consensus is a feature. Deeper understanding of governance: https://learnbitcoin.com/glossary/bitcoin-governance Miner Activation (versionbits / BIP-9 / Speedy Trial): https://learnbitcoin.com/glossary/miner-signaling &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/LearnBitcoinCom [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-people-in-charge-of-bitcoin</link><guid>854988</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The people in charge of Bitcoin</dc:text></item><item><title>Collision Protocol: 1000 BTC Challenge Pool (#135, 13.5 BTC)</title><description><![CDATA[Quick background if you have not run into it: the 1000 BTC Challenge is an on-chain puzzle from 2015. Someone funded 160 addresses whose private keys sit in deliberately increasing ranges (key N is between 2N-1 and 2N), and in 2023 the prizes were bumped 10x. The low ones have been picked off over the years; the unsolved ones still hold real coins. #135 is the current target and holds 13.5 BTC. Tracker: https://privatekeys.pw/puzzles/bitcoin-puzzle-tx Collision Protocol is a distributed Pollard&#39;s Kangaroo pool that points a fleet of GPUs at one unsolved key at a time. It&#39;s on #135 right now and stays on it until it&#39;s solved. When that happens the pool doesn&#39;t stop: it automatically rolls the whole fleet to the next key most likely to fall (the lowest unsolved range whose public key is exposed, which is what Kangaroo needs). Nothing for you to reconfigure, your worker just follows the pool. Each worker only runs one side of the walk, tame or wild, and sends its distinguished points (DPs) to the server. That split is the anti-cheat: no single machine ever has both halves, so nobody can quietly hit the collision, recover the key, and sweep the coins before the pool does. The upside for you is the payout. Since the solve can only land at the pool, every DP you commit counts toward your share. If the pool cracks the key, the prize is split by contribution: a 5% pool fee, and everything left over distributed in proportion to the verified DPs each worker submitted. Rough scale: RCKangaroo&#39;s own estimate for a 2134 range is 1.15 * 267 operations, which at dp_bits 28 is about 6 * 1011 DPs to expect a solve. That is an expectation: a real solve can land anywhere from about half to double that, and DP/GPU overhead pushes the true count up somewhat. Expected time against the pool&#39;s aggregate rate: pool DP/s expected solve time, #135 100 ~200 years 1,000 ~20 years 10,000 ~2 years 100,000 ~2.5 months 1,000,000 ~7 days We are at single digits per second today on a couple of test rigs, and the bottom rows of that table are a serious amount of hardware, so this is mostly a question of how many GPUs show up. Rate scales linearly with workers. Open to testers who get that it&#39;s early and rough in places, and who will open a GitHub issue when something breaks instead of just walking away. Mainly after Linux and Apple Silicon right now. Client (collider) is open, GPLv3, built on JeanLucPons&#39; RCKangaroo: https://github.com/hevnsnt/collider Issues: https://github.com/hevnsnt/collider/issues Live coverage/stats: https://collisionprotocol.com/pool collider --pool pool.collisionprotocol.com:17403 --worker &lt;btc-payout-address&gt; Worker name is the payout address (So get it right!). The pool tells the client which target, range, and DP size to work, so the same client follows whatever key is active. CUDA on Win/Linux, Metal on Apple Silicon, CPU fallback. What&#39;s useful to report: whether it builds and runs on your platform, the rates you get, and anything that breaks or drops the connection. Source is there if you want to pull it apart. collider-pro is a separate paid build for solo and brainwallet work. Not needed for the pool. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/hevnsnt [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/collision-protocol-1000-btc-challenge-pool-135-135-btc</link><guid>854984</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Collision Protocol: 1000 BTC Challenge Pool (#135, 13.5 BTC)</dc:text></item><item><title>Ethereal news weekly #25 | Vitalik: EF will be smaller &amp; more opinionated, Base Azul upgrade live with multiproofs, FTSE Russell US indexes: Bitmine &amp; Sharplink to join</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/abcoathup [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/ethereal-news-weekly-25-vitalik-ef-will-be-smaller-more-opinionated-base-azul-upgrade-live-with-multiproofs-ftse-russell-us-indexes-bitmine-sharplink-to-join</link><guid>855004</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Ethereal news weekly #25 | Vitalik: EF will be smaller &amp; more opinionated, Base Azul upgrade live with multiproofs, FTSE Russell US indexes: Bitmine &amp; Sharplink to join</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitroot Community</title><description><![CDATA[Good evening everyone, Today, we live in a world where too many people face financial struggles alone. But what if we could build a community where support is not controlled by banks or borders, but powered by people helping people? Cryptocurrency gives us the opportunity to create a new kind of financial network — one built on trust, transparency, and accessibility. Through blockchain technology, we can send help directly to those in need, support small businesses, fund new ideas, and create opportunities for people who have been left out of traditional financial systems. This is not just about digital money. It is about building a community where success is shared, where knowledge is exchanged freely, and where no one feels powerless during difficult times. When people come together with a common purpose, technology becomes more than innovation — it becomes hope. Let us create a future where cryptocurrency is not only a tool for investment, but a tool for empowerment, generosity, and unity. Thank you. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Amazing_Box2666 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitroot-community</link><guid>854989</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitroot Community</dc:text></item><item><title>This dude scammed me</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Jaycee__999 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/this-dude-scammed-me</link><guid>854898</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>This dude scammed me</dc:text></item><item><title>Coinremitter is a Fee Trap for Small Developers (Ate 90% of my revenue via hidden flat withdrawal fees)</title><description><![CDATA[Hey everyone, I wanted to put out a massive warning to any independent developers, Telegram bot creators, or web admins looking into using Coinremitter as a cryptocurrency payment gateway. They market themselves as having a tiny &quot;0.23% processing fee,&quot; but it is a massive trap designed to completely drain small-scale accounts. I recently integrated their API into my Telegram bot to process premium upgrades in Bitcoin. Everything looked fine on paper until my users paid their invoices. Here is the exact math of how they drained my wallet: Total Invoices Paid by Users: 0.00053163 BTC (Roughly $39.00 USD at the time). What actually arrived in my external wallet: 0.00003138 BTC (Roughly $2.31 USD). Because I had their &quot;Auto-Withdraw&quot; feature turned on, their system triggered a payout the exact second my balance cleared the minimum threshold. What they bury in their fine print is a massive, flat-rate internal withdrawal fee (charging me over 0.00045 BTC / $33.58 USD just to process the sweep), completely separate from the actual blockchain miner fee. They essentially took a 14x bigger cut than what they actually paid out to me, completely wiping out my hard-earned revenue. If you are a small developer, do not use Coinremitter. Your funds will get automatically swept and absorbed by their predatory flat withdrawal fees. If you&#39;re building on Telegram, migrate immediately to native Telegram Stars (XTR)—don&#39;t let these payment gateways scam you out of your code&#39;s profit. Watch out guys. Always check the flat minimum withdrawal fees, not just the advertised percentage rate! Website: coinremitter[.]com &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/cergo123 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/coinremitter-is-a-fee-trap-for-small-developers-ate-90-of-my-revenue-via-hidden-flat-withdrawal-fees</link><guid>854895</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Coinremitter is a Fee Trap for Small Developers (Ate 90% of my revenue via hidden flat withdrawal fees)</dc:text></item><item><title>Self-Custody: Convenience vs Security</title><description><![CDATA[ A lot of people assume self-custody means making everything way more complicated. But honestly, once you use COLDCARD, you realize a secure setup can still be pretty straightforward. It meets Bitcoiners wherever they’re at, whether you just want to safely hodl long term or you’re into using multisig, and advanced setups. Feels like the “secure vs easy” tradeoff isn’t necessary. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Subject_Reward [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/self-custody-convenience-vs-security</link><guid>854982</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Self-Custody: Convenience vs Security</dc:text></item><item><title>Best investment relative to current price and ATH?</title><description><![CDATA[They all follow BTC, but some move more/faster than others. Say BTC went back to the ATH price again. That is less than double what it is now. ETH has gone down more, so it would be over 2x what it is now. DOGE would be 3x. There is no reason they should follow the same patterns again, but if they did, which would be the winner? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Individual-Carob5593 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/best-investment-relative-to-current-price-and-ath</link><guid>854896</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Best investment relative to current price and ATH?</dc:text></item><item><title>CLN DoS vulnerability, CoreDev meeting - Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #407</title><description><![CDATA[ Bitcoin Optech newsletter #407 is here: - announces the responsible disclosure of a vulnerability that allowed a remote peer to crash Core Lightning nodes - links to transcripts from a recent Bitcoin Core developer meeting - Optech Newsletter #407 Podcast https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/05/29/ Chandra Pratap posted to Delving Bitcoin disclosing a denial-of-service vulnerability discovered during a Summer of Bitcoin 2025 internship... https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/05/29/#core-lightning-assertion-dos-disclosure Many Bitcoin Core developers met in person in May, and transcripts from the meeting have been published... https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/05/29/#bitcoin-core-developer-meeting-transcripts Bitcoin Optech will host an audio recap discussion of this newsletter streaming live on X/Twitter Tuesday at 16:30 UTC. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/bitschmidty [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/cln-dos-vulnerability-coredev-meeting-bitcoin-optech-newsletter-407</link><guid>854985</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>CLN DoS vulnerability, CoreDev meeting - Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #407</dc:text></item><item><title>Standard Chartered Sees Ethereum Price at $40,000 Despite ETH Slump</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/andix3 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/standard-chartered-sees-ethereum-price-at-40000-despite-eth-slump</link><guid>854894</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Standard Chartered Sees Ethereum Price at $40,000 Despite ETH Slump</dc:text></item><item><title>Is the AI pivot for every Bitcoin miner?</title><description><![CDATA[ Interesting chat. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/makingcryptoeasy [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/is-the-ai-pivot-for-every-bitcoin-miner</link><guid>854868</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Is the AI pivot for every Bitcoin miner?</dc:text></item><item><title>The comparing privacy solutions in DeFi right now</title><description><![CDATA[MEV doesn&#39;t get talked about enough relative to how much it actually costs people. Unless you&#39;re a whale, most traders know sandwich attacks exist in the abstract but have no idea how much they&#39;re losing to them or what the realistic protection options are. There are several approaches worth knowing about and they work very differently from each other. The problem On a public blockchain, your transaction is visible from the moment you submit it until it&#39;s confirmed. Block producers control ordering. Searcher bots scan the pending pool, identify profitable opportunities, and act in the gap between submission/confirmation. The classic mechanic is a sandwich: a bot sees your pending swap, buys the same asset ahead of you, your trade executes at a worse price, the bot sells immediately after. Worth noting: not all MEV is purely extractive. The same infrastructure can be used to intercept exploits mid-attack or close arbitrage gaps. But for the average trader, the interaction is mostly one-directional. Flashbots / private RPCs Routes your transaction directly to block builders through a private channel rather than broadcasting to the public mempool. You don&#39;t change your wallet, you change the RPC endpoint. Billions of dollars of transactions have gone through this on Ethereum. Requires manual opt-in, so most users never bother. Transaction routed directly to block builders, never entering the public mempool The relay operator retains some visibility — trust is transferred, not eliminated CoW Swap Instead of submitting a raw transaction, you sign an intent describing what you want to trade. A network of bonded solvers competes to find the best execution path across onchain liquidity, private market maker inventory, and peer-to-peer matching. When two users want opposite sides of the same trade, CoW settles them directly with no mempool exposure. Solver competition can produce better pricing than standard DEX routes Protection is structural rather than cryptographic — delegated execution, not a sealed transaction Railgun Uses zk-SNARKs to shield token balances and transaction history inside an onchain privacy pool. Shielded assets sit in encrypted smart contracts deployed directly on various chains, no separate network or bridge required. From the outside, activity is not traceable to the user. Most comprehensive at the asset level — supports ERC-20s, NFTs, and private DeFi interactions Shielding and unshielding adds friction and a real proficiency bar Near Intents An outcome-based protocol where users specify what they want and solvers compete to fulfill it. Has a confidential mode that routes through a TEE-based bridge where token pairs, order sizes, and timing stay out of the public mempool until after execution. Standard intents without confidential mode still broadcast to solvers without privacy guarantees. Transaction details remain private and only become visible on the public chain after execution Confidential mode is opt-in — standard intents carry no privacy guarantees Privana Finance Execution happens inside a hardware enclave before anything reaches public infrastructure. Swap intents are signed inside the enclave, the private key never leaves it, and the enclave handles automation and rule-based execution without the user needing to be present. No relay to trust, no shielding step to manage Custody stays with the user throughout These approaches sit on a spectrum from simple workarounds to cryptographic enforcement to hardware-sealed execution. Which one makes sense depends on who you are and what goals you have. Disclosure: I am affiliated with Privana. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/niloc_w [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-comparing-privacy-solutions-in-defi-right-now</link><guid>854897</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The comparing privacy solutions in DeFi right now</dc:text></item><item><title>Global liquidity is the macro signal most Bitcoin investors overlook — so I built an app for it</title><description><![CDATA[Most Bitcoin investors watch price. Few watch what drives it. Global liquidity — M2, Fed balance sheet, Reverse Repo, TGA, credit spreads — has historically led Bitcoin by weeks to months. When liquidity expands, Bitcoin tends to follow. When it contracts, Bitcoin feels it first. I built LiquidityPulse to track exactly this. It combines these signals into one daily regime score and shows the key drivers behind it. There&#39;s also lead-lag charts so you can see how liquidity has historically moved before Bitcoin. Free live dashboard at liquiditypulse.net — worth checking what the current regime says. Curious: do you track global liquidity as part of your Bitcoin thesis? Or purely on-chain / technical analysis? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Proof-Appeal9185 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/global-liquidity-is-the-macro-signal-most-bitcoin-investors-overlook-so-i-built-an-app-for-it</link><guid>854867</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Global liquidity is the macro signal most Bitcoin investors overlook — so I built an app for it</dc:text></item><item><title>SEC approves tokenized equities on ETH</title><description><![CDATA[https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/crypto/articles/paxos-wins-sec-clearing-agency-140600011.html Paxos currently supports PayPal’s stablecoin and tokenized gold mostly on ETH, but this will allow them to bring equities onto eth This is major bullish news &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/PeeOnDusk [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/sec-approves-tokenized-equities-on-eth</link><guid>854893</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>SEC approves tokenized equities on ETH</dc:text></item><item><title>A question for understanding bitcoin and the blockchain.</title><description><![CDATA[My understanding is that each coin contains the data that is contained in the chain leading up to it? I think? My question is. Hypothetically speaking, if you somehow ended up today, with a USB containing a BTC wallet with a single coin mined in 2030. Could you recreate it to quickly advance the chain? If not using that, with the install files for the mining client, or some other method? Basically, if you somehow ( today) had the active chain you would be interacting with in 2030, could you use it to feed it a coin worth at a time and get the majority of 4 years of btc? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/frustrader [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/a-question-for-understanding-bitcoin-and-the-blockchain</link><guid>854869</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>A question for understanding bitcoin and the blockchain.</dc:text></item><item><title>BitGo BTC Wallet... Gone?</title><description><![CDATA[EDIT: This is a UI issue apparently - my old V1 wallet is not showing up in the new UI. Will experiment and post back with results. G&#39;day team, hoping you folks can give me some guidance here. I&#39;ve raised a ticket with the BitGo team but no response yet. Logged into BitGo today to get my balance for some tax reporting I need to do and my BTC wallet is just... gone. Not zeroed out like I&#39;d expect if the account had been hacked into and I could at least see the outgoing transactions - it&#39;s just missing entirely. All I have is the essentially worthless BTG from the 2017 split. Obviously, this is more than a little concerning... I&#39;ve still got my KeyCard so I may try their recovery tools but I get a deep, sinking feeling. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Austen_E [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitgo-btc-wallet-gone</link><guid>854871</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>BitGo BTC Wallet... Gone?</dc:text></item><item><title>Retail is fleeing for the exits, but I’m actually thanking the ETFs for this 73k dip</title><description><![CDATA[ While the &quot;Sell in May&quot; sentiment takes over, the ETFs and whales are quietly absorbing the supply. I’m breaking down the dark pool activity and why this current volatility is a gift, not a warning. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MCL-Jonathan [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/retail-is-fleeing-for-the-exits-but-im-actually-thanking-the-etfs-for-this-73k-dip</link><guid>854870</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Retail is fleeing for the exits, but I’m actually thanking the ETFs for this 73k dip</dc:text></item><item><title>Stablecoin infrastructure play eth, tron - Rate my thesis please?</title><description><![CDATA[Ok folks, looking to add crypto to my portfolio. My thesis is the genius act mandates stable coins to buy us treasuries. Ie stable coins are here to stay, especially since china and japan are reducing treasuries and us needs treasury buyers. So I&#39;ve thought eth, sol, tron and bnb as a broadbasket long term hold and stake as these run the infra on which stablecoin operate. And since banks etc are also looking to tokenize deposits etc, they will probably need an interoperability layer so probably some chain link. Does the thesis hold, and what would you suggest? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Arinupa [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/stablecoin-infrastructure-play-eth-tron-rate-my-thesis-please</link><guid>854814</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Stablecoin infrastructure play eth, tron - Rate my thesis please?</dc:text></item><item><title>Best crypto card in 2026 for actually using my holdings?</title><description><![CDATA[I’ve been holding crypto since 2021, mostly BTC, but honestly I’m getting tired of just letting it sit there. Every time I want to actually use it, it feels like a whole process. Move funds to an exchange, convert to fiat, deal with fees, wait for withdrawals, then finally spend it. At that point it barely feels convenient anymore. I’m starting to look into crypto cards because some of them now claim you can spend BTC directly at normal merchants. Some even say you can connect an external wallet and use it anywhere Visa or Mastercard is accepted, which sounds good if the fees aren’t terrible. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheDearlyt [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/best-crypto-card-in-2026-for-actually-using-my-holdings</link><guid>854865</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Best crypto card in 2026 for actually using my holdings?</dc:text></item><item><title>Is chatBTC actually real or just a broken ghost town?</title><description><![CDATA[Hey guys, has anyone actually successfully used chatBTC? Every single time I try to ask it a question, it just spits out some generic message along the lines of &quot;I can&#39;t answer this question.&quot; It’s a bit laughable considering what they claim it’s supposed to do. Is anyone else getting blocked by this? Is there actually any real tech behind this thing, or is it just a hype train that doesn&#39;t even work? Would love to know if anyone has gotten a single useful response out of it. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Competitive-Data-703 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/is-chatbtc-actually-real-or-just-a-broken-ghost-town</link><guid>854872</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Is chatBTC actually real or just a broken ghost town?</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, May 29, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank you! If you don&#39;t get an answer to your question, you can try phrasing it differently or commenting again tomorrow. Please check the previous discussion thread for unanswered questions. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rBitcoinMod [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-may-29-2026</link><guid>854864</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, May 29, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>BNB Chain Launches Agent Survival Pack, Bringing Onchain Payments to AI Agents Across 6 Partner Projects</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/FTXACCOUNTANT [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bnb-chain-launches-agent-survival-pack-bringing-onchain-payments-to-ai-agents-across-6-partner-projects</link><guid>854817</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>BNB Chain Launches Agent Survival Pack, Bringing Onchain Payments to AI Agents Across 6 Partner Projects</dc:text></item><item><title>Mining plan for free electricity</title><description><![CDATA[My solar panels create more electricity than I can use, what is a good suggestion for a setup for mining when electricity is free? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/bradwwww [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/mining-plan-for-free-electricity</link><guid>854866</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Mining plan for free electricity</dc:text></item><item><title>Anon coin XAN</title><description><![CDATA[Apparently this coin is about to be pump and dumped, am I be screwed if I hold or will there be enough liquidity? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Asdfghhqwel [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/anon-coin-xan</link><guid>854818</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Anon coin XAN</dc:text></item><item><title>Stablecoins + Self-Custody: The Unsung Hero for Startups.</title><description><![CDATA[With countless crypto related scams, unsustainable hype and market volatility, one can&#39;t help but wonder: What real problem does Web3 actually solve? Here is a massive one that is so commonplace it feels like it has always been there: frictionless global commerce. Back in the day, early-stage startups had to jump through endless regulatory and technical hoops just to integrate a payment gateway. Even if they succeeded, they faced a second hurdle: convincing early adopters to trust them with their card details. Stablecoins and self-custody wallets changed that. Today, a startup can deploy a secure payment structure in hours, not months. More astonishing, users don’t need to &quot;trust&quot; the platform with their financial data. They can simply connect a burner wallet, pay for the service, and safely disconnect. No card exposure, no deep trust required, no long term commitment needed. Crypto isn&#39;t just changing finance; it overcame traditional payment bottlenecks, letting startups offer services/products now and ask for permission later. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/zesushv [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/stablecoins-self-custody-the-unsung-hero-for-startups</link><guid>854900</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Stablecoins + Self-Custody: The Unsung Hero for Startups.</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion May 29, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily General Discussion on r/ethereum https://imgur.com/3y7vezP Bookmarking this link will always bring you to the current daily: https://old.reddit.com/r/ethereum/about/sticky/?num=2 Please use this thread to discuss Ethereum topics, news, events, and even price! Price discussion posted elsewhere in the subreddit will continue to be removed. As always, be constructive. - Subreddit Rules Want to stake? Learn more at r/ethstaker Community Links Ethereum Jobs, Twitter EVMavericks YouTube, Discord, Doots Podcast Doots Website, Old Reddit Doots Extension by u/hanniabu Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-may-29-2026</link><guid>854811</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion May 29, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Agentic AI &amp; Crypto: The Need for Privacy in Agentic Trading Markets</title><description><![CDATA[The real thematic shift has been quietly occurring in 2026 and the vast majority of retail crypto traders still have not yet caught on to it: Agentic AI &amp; Cryptocurrency. Under 1.0% of total crypto trading and settlement volumes are related to Agentic AI Coins. While specific precise percentages vary depending on the data source, the broader AI and DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure) sector accounted for roughly $15 billion to $20 billion in combined market capitalization, making it the top-performing thematic asset class despite broader market downturns while tokens like $VVV outperform the entire crypto market. This sectors next evolution is the spawning of autonomous agents that don’t just advise, they ACT: they trade, negotiate, pay for computing power, optimize DeFi yields, and settle agent-to-agent deals 24/7 without the need for your supervision. The only rails that actually work for them are Cryptocurrencies. At first glance, this should be obvious as these agents can’t open a bank account, possess no SSN, and cannot perform a KYC (sorry fam, no agentic selfies yet). What they can do however is hold non-custodial wallets, push stablecoins, interact with smart contracts, and execute at machine speed. That’s why we’re seeing protocols like Agent Payments, x402 on Coinbase, and Virtuals Protocol exploding as AI turns into an entire parallel economy of machine-to-machine commerce. High-beta narrative with real teeth When BTC rips on macro tailwinds, agent tokens and AI-crypto infrastructure names catch the alpha hard. FetchAI/ASI agents are optimizing trades, Virtuals are launching tokenized agents that earn their own revenue while NEAR is pushing agentic commerce. Think of it like Bitcoin’s little brother energy on steroids, except the “brother” is now a swarm of hyper-efficient digital entities. But here’s the part most meme degens and crypto bros miss: Privacy isn’t optional. It’s survival These agents can and will handle your capital, your data, and your strategies which means that every transaction &amp; every decision leaves a trail unless you build it shielded. Imagine your trading agent getting front-run because its wallet history is public (something we&#39;re seeing with Polymarket Whales &amp; Bots atm). Imagine again a personal agent negotiating deals while leaking your preferences, location, or net worth to chain-analysis firms and surveillance states (real). Governments are already cranking up KYC and CBDC tracking in that world, which means that agents operating in the open are just well-dressed snitches. That’s why privacy tech like zk-proofs, shielded pools, and Zcash-style architecture becomes the moat. You want agents that prove they’re solvent or compliant without spilling the entire ledger. Optional privacy so your autonomous yield farmer can move size quietly, while your personal assistant can pay bills without broadcasting your lifestyle, and cross-border agent deals don’t trigger automatic flags. Privacy is the superpower you didn&#39;t know you needed in an agentic world. It&#39;s important to note that these Agentic AI and Privacy narratives will only become more valuable as the cracks and flaws of traditional systems continue to become exposed. It&#39;s still quite early. In conclusion, those who build &amp; back the private, autonomous stack will define the next decade. ___________________________________________________________________________ I hope you enjoyed this little write-up, and i&#39;m hoping to hear your thoughts and get a discussion going, especially contrarian opinions here as that&#39;s where the best discussions are born. Thank you for reading! ___________________________________________________________________________ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Cold_Designer2171 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/agentic-ai-crypto-the-need-for-privacy-in-agentic-trading-markets</link><guid>854815</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Agentic AI &amp; Crypto: The Need for Privacy in Agentic Trading Markets</dc:text></item><item><title>Would you use a Bitcoin multisig vault where the company can't see your data?</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;m building a collaborative-custody 2 of 3 multisig Bitcoin vault and want to test the waters to see if anyone would be interested. Privacy is the whole point. Encryption happens on your device, the keys never leave it, and our servers only ever see ciphertext. We couldn&#39;t read your data if we wanted to. It&#39;s a 2-of-3 multisig: you hold two hardware-wallet keys, the service holds one. So: We can&#39;t move your funds — our key is 1 of 3, never enough alone. We can&#39;t see your data — all the crypto runs in your browser; our server only stores ciphertext it can&#39;t decrypt (xpubs, descriptor, labels, even balances). You can always recover without us — it&#39;s a standard wsh(sortedmulti) descriptor you can sweep in Sparrow with your two keys, with or without us. You set the spending rules when the service key is used — address allowlists, 24h limits, and time-locks on the service key. Changing a rule needs a signature from your hardware wallet, so a stolen login can&#39;t loosen your own guardrails. The policy itself is encrypted too — we enforce it without being able to read it. The difference from most vault/custody services: if a company can show you a total &quot;assets under custody&quot; number or charge you based on the amount you hold, it can read every customer&#39;s holdings. We can&#39;t produce that number from data we can&#39;t decrypt. We genuinely don&#39;t know how much you hold. For those who are already using other multisig Bitcoin vault services would something like this be useful to you? What would it take for you to trust it? I&#39;m aiming to launch in the next 1-3 weeks and I&#39;m looking for beta testers. If you want early access, let me know. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/CryptoYuzu [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/would-you-use-a-bitcoin-multisig-vault-where-the-company-cant-see-your-data</link><guid>854788</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Would you use a Bitcoin multisig vault where the company can't see your data?</dc:text></item><item><title>Do you guys remember the DAOs?</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/zed-b [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/do-you-guys-remember-the-daos</link><guid>854816</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Do you guys remember the DAOs?</dc:text></item><item><title>Coinbase Q1 2026 earnings miss: $394M net loss, revenue down 31% as crypto trading volumes collapse</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Qzzn [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/coinbase-q1-2026-earnings-miss-394m-net-loss-revenue-down-31-as-crypto-trading-volumes-collapse</link><guid>854813</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Coinbase Q1 2026 earnings miss: $394M net loss, revenue down 31% as crypto trading volumes collapse</dc:text></item><item><title>schizo theory: the GENIUS act will pass by surprise and money will come flooding back in. We're officially over halfway from the last BTC halving. Regardless of how much of a sell the news event is, crypto always goes green for 2 years leading up to the h</title><description><![CDATA[I feel it&#39;s coming. No one actually cares about the fundamentals of anything, you see techstocks at 900 P/E because of euphoria. One thing that is true is that corporations are buying crypto like never before. They&#39;re positioning themselves because of what is coming in the next 2 years on the leadup to the 2028 halving. I think the news that GENIUS act won&#39;t pass is wrong. Both sides are all paid for by Isreal and they will play ball if there&#39;s money to be made. My predictions are BTC --&gt; 200k ETH ---&gt; 20k (tenbagger, this is programmed) XMR ---&gt; $16k in 2028, with the halving being the sell the news event. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Serenaded [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/schizo-theory-the-genius-act-will-pass-by-surprise-and-money-will-come-flooding-back-in-were-officially-over-halfway-from-the-last-btc-halving-regardless-of-how-much-of-a-sell-the-news-event-is-crypto-always-goes-green-for-2-years-leading-up-to-the-halvin</link><guid>855014</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>schizo theory: the GENIUS act will pass by surprise and money will come flooding back in. We're officially over halfway from the last BTC halving. Regardless of how much of a sell the news event is, crypto always goes green for 2 years leading up to the h</dc:text></item><item><title>schizo theory: the GENIUS act will pass by surprise and money will come flooding back in. We're officially over halfway from the last BTC halving. Regardless of how much of a sell the news event is, crypto always goes green for 2 years leading up to the h</title><description><![CDATA[I feel it&#39;s coming. No one actually cares about the fundamentals of anything, you see techstocks at 900 P/E because of euphoria. One thing that is true is that corporations are buying crypto like never before. They&#39;re positioning themselves because of what is coming in the next 2 years on the leadup to the 2028 halving. I think the news that GENIUS act won&#39;t pass is wrong. Both sides are all paid for by Isreal and they will play ball if there&#39;s money to be made. My predictions are BTC --&gt; 200k ETH ---&gt; 20k (tenbagger, this is programmed) XMR ---&gt; $16k in 2028, with the halving being the sell the news event. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Serenaded [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/schizo-theory-the-genius-act-will-pass-by-surprise-and-money-will-come-flooding-back-in-were-officially-over-halfway-from-the-last-btc-halving-regardless-of-how-much-of-a-sell-the-news-event-is-crypto-always-goes-green-for-2-years-leading-up-to-the-halvin</link><guid>854899</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>schizo theory: the GENIUS act will pass by surprise and money will come flooding back in. We're officially over halfway from the last BTC halving. Regardless of how much of a sell the news event is, crypto always goes green for 2 years leading up to the h</dc:text></item><item><title>schizo theory: the GENIUS act will pass by surprise and money will come flooding back in. We're officially over halfway from the last BTC halving. Regardless of how much of a sell the news event is, crypto always goes green for 2 years leading up to the h</title><description><![CDATA[I feel it&#39;s coming. No one actually cares about the fundamentals of anything, you see techstocks at 900 P/E because of euphoria. One thing that is true is that corporations are buying crypto like never before. They&#39;re positioning themselves because of what is coming in the next 2 years on the leadup to the 2028 halving. I think the news that GENIUS act won&#39;t pass is wrong. Both sides are all paid for by Isreal and they will play ball if there&#39;s money to be made. My predictions are BTC --&gt; 200k ETH ---&gt; 20k (tenbagger, this is programmed) XMR ---&gt; $16k in 2028, with the halving being the sell the news event. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Serenaded [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/schizo-theory-the-genius-act-will-pass-by-surprise-and-money-will-come-flooding-back-in-were-officially-over-halfway-from-the-last-btc-halving-regardless-of-how-much-of-a-sell-the-news-event-is-crypto-always-goes-green-for-2-years-leading-up-to-the-halvin</link><guid>854812</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>schizo theory: the GENIUS act will pass by surprise and money will come flooding back in. We're officially over halfway from the last BTC halving. Regardless of how much of a sell the news event is, crypto always goes green for 2 years leading up to the h</dc:text></item><item><title>schizo theory: the GENIUS act will pass by surprise and money will come flooding back in. We're officially over halfway from the last BTC halving. Regardless of how much of a sell the news event is, crypto always goes green for 2 years leading up to the h</title><description><![CDATA[I feel it&#39;s coming. No one actually cares about the fundamentals of anything, you see techstocks at 900 P/E because of euphoria. One thing that is true is that corporations are buying crypto like never before. They&#39;re positioning themselves because of what is coming in the next 2 years on the leadup to the 2028 halving. I think the news that GENIUS act won&#39;t pass is wrong. Both sides are all paid for by Isreal and they will play ball if there&#39;s money to be made. My predictions are BTC --&gt; 200k ETH ---&gt; 20k (tenbagger, this is programmed) XMR ---&gt; $16k in 2028, with the halving being the sell the news event. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Serenaded [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/schizo-theory-the-genius-act-will-pass-by-surprise-and-money-will-come-flooding-back-in-were-officially-over-halfway-from-the-last-btc-halving-regardless-of-how-much-of-a-sell-the-news-event-is-crypto-always-goes-green-for-2-years-leading-up-to-the-halvin</link><guid>854707</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>schizo theory: the GENIUS act will pass by surprise and money will come flooding back in. We're officially over halfway from the last BTC halving. Regardless of how much of a sell the news event is, crypto always goes green for 2 years leading up to the h</dc:text></item><item><title>Why hasn’t Binance listed $HYPE?</title><description><![CDATA[Genuinely curious, why hasn’t Binance listed $HYPE yet? My first thought was they’re scared of competition, but that feels pretty lame. CZ is always tweeting about “making crypto great” and growing the entire space. It doesn’t make sense that they’d completely ignore one of the best performing coins of the entire cycle just because it’s from Hyperliquid. Are there other reasons? Regulations? Technical issues? Or is it really just internal politics/ego? Would love to hear all your thoughts. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/skygig [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/why-hasnt-binance-listed-hype</link><guid>854711</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Why hasn’t Binance listed $HYPE?</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Crypto Discussion - May 28, 2026 (GMT+0)</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily Crypto Discussion thread. Please read the disclaimer and rules before participating. Disclaimer: Consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known &quot;pump and dump (PnD) groups&quot; for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and exercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here. Please be careful about what information you share and the actions you take. Do not share the amounts of your portfolios (why not just share percentage?). Do not share your private keys or wallet seed. Use strong, non-SMS 2FA if possible. Beware of scammers and be smart. Do not invest more than you can afford to lose, and do not fall for pyramid schemes, promises of unrealistic returns (get-rich-quick schemes), and other common scams. Rules: All sub rules apply in this thread. The prior exemption for karma and age requirements is no longer in effect. Discussion topics must be related to cryptocurrency. Behave with civility and politeness. Do not use offensive, racist or homophobic language. Comments will be sorted by newest first. Useful Links: Beginner Resources Intro to r/Cryptocurrency MOONs ???? MOONs Wiki Page r/CryptoCurrency Discord r/CryptoCurrencyMemes Prior Daily Discussions - (Link fixed.) r/CryptoCurrencyMeta - Join in on all meta discussions regarding r/CryptoCurrency whether it be moon distributions or governance. Finding Other Discussion Threads Follow a mod account below to be notified in your home feed when the latest r/CC discussion thread of your interest is posted. u/CryptoDaily- — Posts the Daily Crypto Discussion threads. u/CryptoSkeptics — Posts the Monthly Skeptics Discussion threads. u/CryptoOptimists- — Posts the Monthly Optimists Discussion threads. u/CryptoNewsUpdates — Posts the Monthly News Summary threads. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AutoModerator [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-crypto-discussion-may-28-2026-gmt0</link><guid>854704</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Crypto Discussion - May 28, 2026 (GMT+0)</dc:text></item><item><title>Ethereum Facing Security Issue From Too Much Staked ETH</title><description><![CDATA[ In this thread posted by the Everstake team they raise the point that &quot;Past a certain staking ratio, more ETH being staked does not actually make the network more secure. But it keeps increasing gross issuance. And if a small number of large providers end up dominating the validator set, the slashing mechanism that enforces Ethereum&#39;s security becomes effectively unusable. A provider controlling enough stake becomes too big to slash without causing systemic damage to the whole network.&quot; Further posts in the thread say three camps have formed with differing opinions on this staking related issue, without being able to come to a consensus on a fix. Thoughts? https://preview.redd.it/2u02fc0hky3h1.png?width=1113&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=a448979c219e1967659e4b88fe37ec226ce5b7ce &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ImDoubleB [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/ethereum-facing-security-issue-from-too-much-staked-eth</link><guid>854703</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Ethereum Facing Security Issue From Too Much Staked ETH</dc:text></item><item><title>Using Bitcoin in Canada without Capital Gains</title><description><![CDATA[Good afternoon everyone, I have an interesting question that I have been wrestling with over and over. How do I use Bitcoin in Canada without running into issues with Capital Gains taking a portion of my earnings. My struggle is that according to the capital gains laws, an purchase of goods or services with an asset that has appreciated is taxable. So technically you can buy bitcoin tax free through an exchange but as soon as you use it on anything in Canada you &quot;should&quot; be taxed. If you have any information or tips or stories please comment below, because I am super curious how people make it work. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Suspicious-Ear-6129 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/using-bitcoin-in-canada-without-capital-gains</link><guid>854786</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Using Bitcoin in Canada without Capital Gains</dc:text></item><item><title>Most secure Open source wallet (physical or not) good for staking ETH</title><description><![CDATA[I am looking to get myself more invested into Crypto world. For that, I need some advice and appreciate your attention. What is the most secure wallet that you can recommend me!? I understand that physical is a better choice. I don’t mind if it is physical or a wallet app. I can spare an old phone and use it only for my wallet if a software approach is as good as the hardware one. I am looking for some wallet that is open source. I understand that you can rely on open source much better. Please share your thoughts if that’s not the case. For now I am only looking at keeping btc and eth so as long as those are covered I am good. What other aspects shall I keep in mind picking a wallet? Longevity? Anything that you experienced please share. (For example I had a wallet and they have gone out of business, I had to go through hoops to retrieve my coins) A wallet that give me options to stake eth. I am not looking for the best rate to stake but the most secure one. I understand that there is risk with staking, please share what staking risks you are ok with it and what you are not. I understand that it might be a wish for all these to come true. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/canws [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/most-secure-open-source-wallet-physical-or-not-good-for-staking-eth</link><guid>854706</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Most secure Open source wallet (physical or not) good for staking ETH</dc:text></item><item><title>Trezor Suite adds native stablecoin yield, letting users earn on USDC and USDT without leaving the hardware wallet’s interface</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/CrossPuffs [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/trezor-suite-adds-native-stablecoin-yield-letting-users-earn-on-usdc-and-usdt-without-leaving-the-hardware-wallets-interface</link><guid>854709</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Trezor Suite adds native stablecoin yield, letting users earn on USDC and USDT without leaving the hardware wallet’s interface</dc:text></item><item><title>Anonymous Plaintiff Seeks Legal Title To $293 Billion In Dormant Bitcoin, Without Holding Any Private Keys</title><description><![CDATA[ A pseudonymous claimant, “Noah Doe,” alongside two Wyoming LLCs, has filed a lawsuit in New York Supreme Court seeking recognition as the rightful owner of 39,069 dormant Bitcoin addresses containing roughly 3.8 million BTC—valued at about $293 billion. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/anonymous-plaintiff-seeks-legal-title-to-293-billion-in-dormant-bitcoin-without-holding-any-private-keys</link><guid>854785</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Anonymous Plaintiff Seeks Legal Title To $293 Billion In Dormant Bitcoin, Without Holding Any Private Keys</dc:text></item><item><title>South Korea Advances Plans to Tax Crypto Staking and Lending at 22%</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Woodpecker5987 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/south-korea-advances-plans-to-tax-crypto-staking-and-lending-at-22</link><guid>854708</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>South Korea Advances Plans to Tax Crypto Staking and Lending at 22%</dc:text></item><item><title>i built revert.wtf because ethereum errors are still cursed</title><description><![CDATA[gmgm. already shared with the r/ethdev community. but this was something that i made for &quot;normies&quot; like myself. so i think it deserves a post here as well. you all know the pain, RPC errors, tx reverts and etherscan not showing why, extremely vague explanations from the stuff we use daily for something that actually has a better explanation. first, i thought of just whining about this on twitter. instead, i decided to take the matter to hands, and started building the thing. the fact is, almost all the errors are actually catalogued, not all of them, there are still some execution context reliant errors which tenderly is way better at explaining. but have you ever tried using tenderly and tried to make sense of that tx graph? it&#39;s a puzzle. and a pleb like myself does not need that puzzle, probably neither you. eventually, i asked codex to build the thing as a small product. and in a few days, we generated a catalog of about 25k errors and error codes with their explanations and possible actions to take if it happens. now it lives on https://revert.wtf. and it is also entirely open source on github https://github.com/mrtdlgc/revertwtf with its npm packages, agent skills, mcp servers and what not. i am hosting the thing myself, the api is also available, it&#39;s pretty permissive in terms of rate limits. feel free to use it, spread the word if you think it&#39;s useful, contribute to the repo if you think it should cover more platforms/protocols. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/mrtdlgc [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-built-revertwtf-because-ethereum-errors-are-still-cursed</link><guid>854701</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>i built revert.wtf because ethereum errors are still cursed</dc:text></item><item><title>May 28, 2026 Best Miner</title><description><![CDATA[As products are out and aging, where does everyone stand on a product that has help up over time and they would recommend? Trying to gather data and any input helps. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/mushdude [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/may-28-2026-best-miner</link><guid>854646</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>May 28, 2026 Best Miner</dc:text></item><item><title>Exit 6 ₿oss Market &amp; Kitchen</title><description><![CDATA[ From abandoned drive-thru to community destination. ₿oss Market &amp; Kitchen is slowly coming to life at Exit 6 in Chester, PA. ✅ Windows repaired ✅ Cleanup underway ✅ Kitchen restoration started ✅ Outdoor market planning ✅ Bitcoin accepted from day one The vision: Drive-thru food Outdoor produce market Bitcoin education Community events Real-world Bitcoin usage Trying to build something different for Chester. Progress one step at a time &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Solovalor11 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/exit-6-oss-market-kitchen</link><guid>854787</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Exit 6 ₿oss Market &amp; Kitchen</dc:text></item><item><title>Why is Bitcoin (IBIT) underperforming tech (QQQ) so severely?</title><description><![CDATA[ The tech market (QQQ) is up more than 40% over the past year, while Bitcoin (IBIT) is down nearly 30%. What&#39;s your best theory for the divergence? Meanwhile, almost every major Bitcoin mining company is pivoting to AI datacenters... Custom chart made on TrendSpider. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TrendSpider [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/why-is-bitcoin-ibit-underperforming-tech-qqq-so-severely</link><guid>854710</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Why is Bitcoin (IBIT) underperforming tech (QQQ) so severely?</dc:text></item><item><title>Guys, don’t panic sell. The bull arrives in Q1 2027</title><description><![CDATA[ Today’s fortune cookie from my China Dragon Wok lunch special wouldn’t lie. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MrCalabunga [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/guys-dont-panic-sell-the-bull-arrives-in-q1-2027</link><guid>854705</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Guys, don’t panic sell. The bull arrives in Q1 2027</dc:text></item><item><title>Support Ethereum core development by trying to win your share of $1M</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/PeterAugur [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/support-ethereum-core-development-by-trying-to-win-your-share-of-1m</link><guid>854702</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Support Ethereum core development by trying to win your share of $1M</dc:text></item><item><title>What are the new upcoming narratives in crypto rn ?</title><description><![CDATA[We all remember absolute moonshots with a new narrative that changed the game for a while. Projects like STEPN, than pumpfun, before that it was memecoins and stuff like that. Right now all i see is basically some crypto scams that are so obvious it ridiculous people even spend time on creating them so this got me thinking - am i missing something right now or there is straight up nothing right now ? im not talking particular coins/projects, im talking about major growing narrative? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/asukhanov [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/what-are-the-new-upcoming-narratives-in-crypto-rn</link><guid>854712</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What are the new upcoming narratives in crypto rn ?</dc:text></item><item><title>Built p2psats — alerts for NIP-69 P2P trade orders across Nostr</title><description><![CDATA[The P2P bitcoin market today is fragmented across siloed platforms. Robosats users only see Robosats offers. lnp2pbot users only see lnp2pbot offers. Mostro the same. That fragmentation costs both sides real money: you need fiat in a hurry, post a sell order at a discount on your platform of choice, and hear crickets, even though there are probably users on another platform, or just lurkers, who would have taken it in a heartbeat if they&#39;d known it existed. Multiply that across every fiat currency and every payment method and it&#39;s a lot of trades that simply never happen. p2psats (https://p2psats.app) is an attempt to fix that with two pieces: an aggregated, NIP-69-based order book that pulls offers from across platforms, and an alerts system so you don&#39;t have to babysit it. Under the hood it: - Subscribes to NIP-69 (`kind:38383`) order events across the main P2P relays and builds a fiat-currency-aggregated order book. - Lets you define alerts: &quot;notify me when there&#39;s a sell order in EUR under +3% premium for ≥ 100k sats&quot; (or whatever combination of side / fiat / amount / premium you care about) - Pings you the moment a matching order hits a relay, via email or Nostr DM (NIP-17 gift-wrap, so the DM itself is private) It&#39;s platform-agnostic by design: NIP-69 is an open event spec, so any P2P platform publishing those events is covered: robosats, lnp2pbot, Mostro, Peach whatever comes next. No custody, no order routing, no fees, no account beyond an email or an npub. It just watches relays and tells you when something interesting shows up. You still go execute the trade in your usual client. A few design choices worth calling out: - DMs use NIP-17, not legacy NIP-04 - Auth is either a magic link or a NIP-07 sign-in. Your choice, no passwords - No global order book, I feel it&#39;s more useful to have fiat-scoped views Still rough around the edges and I&#39;d love any feedback you might have. Happy to answer questions about the stack or NIP-69 parsing quirks if anyone&#39;s curious about building on top of the event model. PS: I know the fiat currency list is incomplete, the next release will fix that. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/bilthon [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/built-p2psats-alerts-for-nip-69-p2p-trade-orders-across-nostr</link><guid>854645</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Built p2psats — alerts for NIP-69 P2P trade orders across Nostr</dc:text></item><item><title>Is it "smart" to start now?</title><description><![CDATA[As the title says, is it? Should someone who has 0 crypto assets in 2026 start investing in crpyto? I&#39;ve been planning to invest in crypto for many years but postponed it each time due to different reasons yet i&#39;ve been always impressed by the &quot;stability&quot; for the last few years and the belief that some have in this field. Yet, even though there are some strong opinions about investing in crpyto, there are many who believe that entering the crypto market nowadays won&#39;t &quot;benefit&quot; you as much as someone who joined many years ago or of course in comparing those who mined and those who joined at the beginning, those people usually recommend to invest in stocks as it is &quot;safer&quot; for the long run. Even purchased the Safe3 to store the crypto there, still sealed in a box but I am not sure whether I should start putting even 200$ a month because I see how many people are losing their wallets, funds and deposits because many platforms suddenly freeze/lock the accounts because people wanted to pull out their funds, whether it was in general or to an external offline wallet. * Important note Several years ago when XRP was still around 0.5$ I think, bought 500$ worth of XRP and after a period of year or two I decided to pull the money out because of fomo and because I &quot;needed&quot; the money. Took me a while to withdraw the money because Binance did not make that easy nor their documentation was clear about how to withdraw the money correctly. Long story short several months later XRP jumped to 2.X$ and I could&#39;ve multiply my then &quot;investment&quot; x5 if I only had the patience that I have today. So, mid 2026, do you recommend anyone start investing in crypto for the long run in true belief that &quot;it will hold&quot;? Do you believe in the investing platforms? Tips? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Ping3r [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/is-it-smart-to-start-now</link><guid>854540</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Is it "smart" to start now?</dc:text></item><item><title>Solana privacy protocols overview</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Vitoman1912 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/solana-privacy-protocols-overview</link><guid>854541</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Solana privacy protocols overview</dc:text></item><item><title>Are AI trading bots becoming better than human traders?</title><description><![CDATA[Lately I’ve been seeing more and more AI trading systems posting insane spot trading performances. Honestly, some of the results almost look too good to be true. Today AI can: analyze news instantly, detect patterns much faster than humans, trade without emotions, and operate 24/7. I’m seriously starting to wonder if we’re entering a completely new era of trading. Do independent traders still realistically have an edge long term? Or will algorithms and AI systems eventually outperform most human traders? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Salt-Collar1826 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/are-ai-trading-bots-becoming-better-than-human-traders</link><guid>854530</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Are AI trading bots becoming better than human traders?</dc:text></item><item><title>Should I sell and speculate on something else?</title><description><![CDATA[In 2018 I invested in 1% of my net worth into Bitcoin and Ethereum. I&#39;m up 462% on that initial investment, but for the past 5 years, there&#39;s been no growth. The reason I invested was to speculate and make money. I don&#39;t care about the technology, just being honest. Should I sell and find the next speculative investment in the stock market? My portfolio is the same price as in May 2021, so I&#39;m struggling to see crypto continuing to grow, and also looking at the stock market and debating whether that&#39;s a better place for fun money. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/BillNye69 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/should-i-sell-and-speculate-on-something-else</link><guid>854535</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Should I sell and speculate on something else?</dc:text></item><item><title>Achievement Unlocked: Buy 500 TON at the very Top of the Iceberg. Give me a trophy for this precision.</title><description><![CDATA[ I&#39;ll take that as a Win rather than a Loss. Am I officially the new holder of the Guinness World Record for the most &quot;Successful&quot; Trader in the world? Yesterday, I put half of my stuff to SOL, thinking BTC is at its May 23rd Support Zone, and FORGOT to set the SL trigger. Wake up, and I&#39;m already 30$ down... I sold SOL at the EXACT lowest pixel of the lowest candle, moreover, its lowest wick. Which confirms I am actually a reliable pixel-perfect price predictor to bring your money to the very zero. DM me if you want such services! Well, yet another successful trading day, with 80$ down on one day in total. Share your funny Top trades and let&#39;s suffer together lol. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ooo-InstaGamer [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/achievement-unlocked-buy-500-ton-at-the-very-top-of-the-iceberg-give-me-a-trophy-for-this-precision</link><guid>854539</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Achievement Unlocked: Buy 500 TON at the very Top of the Iceberg. Give me a trophy for this precision.</dc:text></item><item><title>The SUI blockchain has been offline due to a major outage for almost an hour.</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/hank194 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-sui-blockchain-has-been-offline-due-to-a-major-outage-for-almost-an-hour</link><guid>854538</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The SUI blockchain has been offline due to a major outage for almost an hour.</dc:text></item><item><title>Ethereum needs a CEO</title><description><![CDATA[Hear me out before attacking. Google had Eric Schmidt brought in to take it from a commercial search engine to a tech titan. There are skills required for founding a great technology which Vitalik has done a great job and there business skills required to make Ethereum a sustainable and neutral financial beast. I believe project is lacking the latter. Before you go off decentralization dogma, let&#39;s be serious, that phase of crypto is over. People want results, revenue and leadership that understands global capital flows &amp; products. Ethereum is desperately lacking proven business leadership. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rasheed106 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/ethereum-needs-a-ceo</link><guid>854531</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Ethereum needs a CEO</dc:text></item><item><title>Simple bitcoin explorer</title><description><![CDATA[Check out this clean bitcoin explorer that shows ins and outs in a very clear and structured way https://tooluri.ro/tool/bitcoin-explorer &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/argctin [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/simple-bitcoin-explorer</link><guid>854648</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Simple bitcoin explorer</dc:text></item><item><title>Our lightning L402 has 1,185 services. Most developers building Lightning apps have no idea they exist or how to find the reliable ones.</title><description><![CDATA[L402 is the protocol that lets an HTTP server require a Lightning payment before returning data. An app sends a request, gets back a 402 with a Lightning invoice, pays it, retries, gets the data. No accounts, no subscriptions, no OAuth. Just a payment and a response. The problem is there&#39;s no good way to find these services or know which ones actually work. We&#39;ve been building a cross-protocol index that covers L402, x402 (USDC on Base), and MPP. Currently 1,185 L402 services in the index. Financial data feeds, AI inference, real-time data, developer utilities. Most pay per call in the $0.001 to $0.05 range. What we found after testing all of them: quality varies wildly. A lot of services accept the Lightning payment and return nothing, or return stale data, or are just down. We grade all of them A through F based on weekly canary testing. Current L402 breakdown: 2 grade A services, a handful of B, most are C or D. The ecosystem is real and growing but reliability is the gap. If you&#39;re building Lightning-enabled apps and want to add paid data feeds or services, the index is free to search. If you&#39;re running an L402 service and want to see your grade, it&#39;s at the same place. api.ideafactorylab.org/leaderboard - filter by L402 protocol. Happy to answer questions about the L402 payment flow if anyone is working through it. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Spark_by_Spark [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/our-lightning-l402-has-1185-services-most-developers-building-lightning-apps-have-no-idea-they-exist-or-how-to-find-the-reliable-ones</link><guid>854644</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Our lightning L402 has 1,185 services. Most developers building Lightning apps have no idea they exist or how to find the reliable ones.</dc:text></item><item><title>Why people are trading headlines, not structure?</title><description><![CDATA[One thing I started noticing this year -most people react to price more than it should be, the real shift usually starts earlier in positioning, volatility and sentiment. When btc went above 80k a lot of twitter influencers suddenly became aggressively bullish again. At the same time, some of the underlying risk signals actually became worse: higher volatility, distribution behavior, more emotional positioning. Today btc dropped to 73k and long structure was broken. So what changed my view on markets the most was realizing that candles alone don’t tell the full story anymore, especially in crypto. So I am curious if anyone else here tracks market conditions beyond pure price action now and how? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Revelixapp [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/why-people-are-trading-headlines-not-structure</link><guid>854649</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Why people are trading headlines, not structure?</dc:text></item><item><title>The strongest argument against Bitcoin would be a fiat system that actually worked</title><description><![CDATA[ Most Bitcoin discussions start from the assumption that fiat currencies are fundamentally broken. But let us stop and steelman fiat, for once. A well-functioning fiat system has real advantages. Centralized monetary systems are more resource-efficient, easier to coordinate, and can respond quickly during crises. In theory, they can provide stable purchasing power, fast payments, financial stability, and predictable rules without needing a decentralized alternative. The problem seems less about the design itself and more about sustaining discipline over long periods of time. Monetary systems are run by people and institutions under political and economic pressure. Historically, debasement, monetary expansion, and rule changes tend to appear repeatedly during periods of stress. Bitcoin seems to start from a different assumption. Fiat assumes long-term discipline from people in power. Bitcoin assumes that discipline eventually fails. Do you think that is a fair steelman of both systems, or is there an important advantage or weakness on either side that this framing misses? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Myntad_com [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-strongest-argument-against-bitcoin-would-be-a-fiat-system-that-actually-worked</link><guid>854642</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The strongest argument against Bitcoin would be a fiat system that actually worked</dc:text></item><item><title>Samsung Takes 4% of Upbit Operator Dunamu as South Korean Institutions Move In</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/JAYCAZ1 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/samsung-takes-4-of-upbit-operator-dunamu-as-south-korean-institutions-move-in</link><guid>854543</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Samsung Takes 4% of Upbit Operator Dunamu as South Korean Institutions Move In</dc:text></item><item><title>Donald Trump Claims He Saved Crypto — Has He Actually Moved Bitcoin’s Price?</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Abdeliq [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/donald-trump-claims-he-saved-crypto-has-he-actually-moved-bitcoins-price</link><guid>854536</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Donald Trump Claims He Saved Crypto — Has He Actually Moved Bitcoin’s Price?</dc:text></item><item><title>With all those Blockchain.com posts, how is there nobody that has an update to their own situation?</title><description><![CDATA[So pretty much lots of people had the same issues, getting funds held hostage for some bullshit automatic tandom de-verification (me as well). Yet nobody bothered to post any update despite several posts being old. did anyone ever manage to recover their funds or coins? Im not talking about lost passwords/seed phrases, just the obvious legal stuff like account access/verification &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/madonnatroia [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/with-all-those-blockchaincom-posts-how-is-there-nobody-that-has-an-update-to-their-own-situation</link><guid>854647</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>With all those Blockchain.com posts, how is there nobody that has an update to their own situation?</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin Learning Website Idea? Opinions?</title><description><![CDATA[I’ve been thinking about a free website that teaches people crypto basics/self-custody in a way that’s actually understandable for normal people, especially older users or beginners who are scared of getting scammed. The idea would be: You start with a quick quiz to see what you already know (“What is a recovery phrase?”, “Should you ever share your seed phrase?”, etc.) Based on your answers, the site adapts the lessons to your level Instead of walls of text, it teaches through short interactive games/simulations Some examples: spotting phishing/scam DMs practicing wallet recovery without real money learning why self-custody matters understanding gas fees/networks in a simple way fake “meme coin traps” showing common mistakes people make Basically more like Duolingo for crypto safety rather than a boring course or exchange tutorial. Main focus wouldn’t be trading or shilling coins — more: “Learn how to use crypto safely without getting drained.” Would people actually use something like this or send it to friends/family if it also was free? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Several_Meringue_306 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-learning-website-idea-opinions</link><guid>854650</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin Learning Website Idea? Opinions?</dc:text></item><item><title>I ran Bitcoin miners for two years. Here's what it actually taught me.</title><description><![CDATA[Started in 2023. Bought ASICs thinking I&#39;d build a side income for my family. Ended up with 9 ASICs and 3 GPU rigs running in my basement. Sounded like a beehive down there. Eventually moved to immersion cooling just to keep the peace at home. Something happened while i was trying to make the operation profitable. I started learning what Bitcoin actually is. Not the price. The blockchain. The supply cap. Why it exists. I was already feeling the weight of the fiat system in my own life. Bitcoin started making sense in a way it never had when I was just holding it on an exchange. Mining killed my price anxiety. When you understand how blocks get produced, how difficulty adjusts, the number on the screen stops feeling like a verdict. Its just where the market is today. We shut down in late 2025. Electricity made it unprofitable. Felt like relief and loss at the same time. That operation brought me most of the Bitcoin I own. I&#39;ll get back into it someday. Anyone else come through mining? Curious how many people&#39;s conviction got built the same way. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/SatoshiTrails [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-ran-bitcoin-miners-for-two-years-heres-what-it-actually-taught-me</link><guid>854641</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I ran Bitcoin miners for two years. Here's what it actually taught me.</dc:text></item><item><title>New Bitcoin Dashboard - CITADEL WIRE</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Fiach_Dubh [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/new-bitcoin-dashboard-citadel-wire</link><guid>854789</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>New Bitcoin Dashboard - CITADEL WIRE</dc:text></item><item><title>12 words is your wallet. Here is how serious people back them up.</title><description><![CDATA[Your seed phrase is your wallet. Wallet software, hardware device, list of addresses, transaction history: all derivable from the seed. Lose the words, lose every key, lose every bitcoin those keys ever controlled. Three threats sit on every Bitcoin backup: theft, loss, coercion. The hard part is that defending one often weakens defense against the others. Keep the seed at home (no third-party loss) and you make theft easier. Use a passphrase to protect against theft and you can forget it and lose everything. Distribute shares to family to defend against coercion of any one person and any family member becomes a coercion target. Paper is the floor. Pencil on acid-free paper, multiple copies in separated locations; fine for amounts under five figures. Metal is the standard for serious wallets; stainless or titanium, survives fire, water, and decades. Passphrase adds a &quot;25th word&quot; that produces an entirely different wallet from the same seed. The seed alone leads to a wallet with no funds (theft defense); fund the no-passphrase wallet with a small believable amount and it becomes a decoy (plausible deniability under coercion). Shamir Secret Sharing splits the seed into M-of-N shares; any M reconstructs, any (M-1) reveals nothing. Multisig moves you past single-key entirely; 2-of-3 with three different vendors means loss or theft of any one key still leaves your bitcoin safe. There is no single best Bitcoin backup. There is the backup that fits your threats and amounts. Our newest addition to the rabbit-hole series walks the menu, with photos of real hardware (steel tubes, stamped plates, SLIP-39 share cards, multisig HW lineups), a embedded animation showing how 2-of-3 multisig actually works, and the tradeoffs at each tier. Down the rabbit hole: https://www.learnbitcoin.com/rabbit-hole/seed-backup-strategies Open source. Bitcoin only. No bullshit. Have fun. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/LearnBitcoinCom [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/12-words-is-your-wallet-here-is-how-serious-people-back-them-up</link><guid>854643</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>12 words is your wallet. Here is how serious people back them up.</dc:text></item><item><title>Google Engineer Charged With Prediction Market Insider Trading Case</title><description><![CDATA[ A Google software engineer has been charged with insider trading after allegedly using confidential company data to place a series of profitable bets on Polymarket, the world’s largest prediction market... &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/News-Principal-160 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/google-engineer-charged-with-prediction-market-insider-trading-case</link><guid>854537</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Google Engineer Charged With Prediction Market Insider Trading Case</dc:text></item><item><title>Help identifying a scam on blockchain</title><description><![CDATA[My uncle has been contacted by a supposed broker from blockchain. Last year he joined an inversion group where he invested arouns 5k. With the start of the war the numbers floped. The group injected 5k more to restart his account but after that they said for him to be able to retire the money he had to returnt those 5k they lend him, he said they shoukd sustract it from the account but the couldn&#39;t. So the he never did nothing with that money. One year later he received a call from this broker saying he has 50k on bitcoin from the last year and he could retire it. We dont trust it. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/One-Faithlessness500 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/help-identifying-a-scam-on-blockchain</link><guid>854651</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Help identifying a scam on blockchain</dc:text></item><item><title>Standard Chartered compares Ethereum to Amazon during 2001 dot-com bubble burst, says ETH will catch up to internal metrics</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/digitaljamesoliver [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/standard-chartered-compares-ethereum-to-amazon-during-2001-dot-com-bubble-burst-says-eth-will-catch-up-to-internal-metrics</link><guid>854533</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Standard Chartered compares Ethereum to Amazon during 2001 dot-com bubble burst, says ETH will catch up to internal metrics</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin drops below $73,000 as U.S. strikes on Iran spark $1 billion liquidations</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Realistic_Factor409 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-drops-below-73000-as-us-strikes-on-iran-spark-1-billion-liquidations</link><guid>854532</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin drops below $73,000 as U.S. strikes on Iran spark $1 billion liquidations</dc:text></item><item><title>It keeps dropping!!!!!</title><description><![CDATA[Like a kamikaze!!! oh nooooo!!!! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/it-keeps-dropping</link><guid>854510</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>It keeps dropping!!!!!</dc:text></item><item><title>Kraken Launches Bitcoin Vault With up to 2.5% Annual Yield</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EvelynClede [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/kraken-launches-bitcoin-vault-with-up-to-25-annual-yield</link><guid>854508</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Kraken Launches Bitcoin Vault With up to 2.5% Annual Yield</dc:text></item><item><title>Texas Bank Wins National Charter To Challenge Wall Street in Crypto</title><description><![CDATA[ Except from the article UTB has processed more than $120 billion in annual transactions for crypto clients over the past five years and currently clears around $10 billion a month in US dollar volume for foreign banks, over-the-counter (OTC) desks, and major exchanges. &quot;If you&#39;re a digital asset player, you can&#39;t get an account at a Bank of America or a Citibank,&quot; Beck said. &quot;You can come to United Texas Bank and basically have full access to the US dollar.&quot; By moving its regulatory structure under the OCC rather than the Texas Department of Banking, UTB has aligned itself with the federal executive branch. Beck said the shift protects clients from fragmented state-level oversight that has historically restricted crypto businesses from accessing US banking infrastructure. The bank is launching UTB Atomic, a 24/7 AI-driven real-time payment network designed to restore round-the-clock settlement infrastructure following the closures of Silvergate and Signature Bank. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/zesushv [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/texas-bank-wins-national-charter-to-challenge-wall-street-in-crypto</link><guid>854542</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Texas Bank Wins National Charter To Challenge Wall Street in Crypto</dc:text></item><item><title>Why does using BTC still require so many steps?</title><description><![CDATA[Maybe I’m missing something but why is using BTC outside exchanges still so complicated? I’ve held BTC for years but every time I look into actually using it onchain it feels like I need to learn an entirely different stack first. Bitcoin wallets, wrapping, bridges, moving across chains, gas tokens etc. Feels like the UX gap between “holding BTC” and “actually using BTC” is still massive for normal users. Has anyone else felt this or am I overthinking it? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Kaavyatheexplorer [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/why-does-using-btc-still-require-so-many-steps</link><guid>854534</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Why does using BTC still require so many steps?</dc:text></item><item><title>Trump Says He Saved American Crypto From Gary Gensler's "Anti-Crypto Army"</title><description><![CDATA[ Really? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Sad-Struggle7797 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/trump-says-he-saved-american-crypto-from-gary-genslers-anti-crypto-army</link><guid>854431</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Trump Says He Saved American Crypto From Gary Gensler's "Anti-Crypto Army"</dc:text></item><item><title>Reputation Services Knowledge?</title><description><![CDATA[Hey. I need to talk to someone who is involved with the crypto reputation services industry. I pissed someone off, I guess. I&#39;m not going to tell a big story here. But now for some reason every token I ever made, or make, is tagged with a &quot;serial rug pull&quot; designation somewhere and so warning at efvery endpoint I can find. I have a token with 19 locked pools tagged as a &quot;serial rug pull&quot;. Anyways it&#39;s obviously account-based, not a particular token. I went ahead and made another token after a few weeks and it&#39;s immediately tagged, even though deployed with a fresh address using a gas account. Now, since I make pools of my tokens (and make tokens) for bots to trade - this is fucking up my hobby. And since they tagged my actual &#39;released&#39; protocol it&#39;s fucking with my investors. I&#39;m not running around trying to doxx with every fool that has a &#39;scanner&#39;; on a web page. These blind web forms are pissing me off. But trying to find out who this is or where it&#39;s at is a silly trail of incredibly frustrating helplessness. I&#39;ve tried to reach out to blockaid and the people behind tokensniffer to no avail. Does anyone here have meaningful knowledge in this area? I haven&#39;t done anything criminal or even scammy IMO but I&#39;m not asking for judgement. I&#39;m asking where the guts of this are at. Last fresh deployer was funded with a gas account. I can start a new tree of adresses with careful segregation via CEX funding. But if it&#39;s via remix, debank, heaven forbid coinbase creating a linked list of addresses somewhere? So the trouble is that this rating system has me starting to consider evasive and shady activities that I don&#39;t need or want. It&#39;s like they&#39;re making me into what they&#39;re accusing me of. Anyone have useful knowledge here? I tried to use crosspost from r/defi but it wouldn&#39;t submit. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/50sat [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/reputation-services-knowledge</link><guid>854432</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Reputation Services Knowledge?</dc:text></item><item><title>Silent Payments (BIP352): a way to share a static Bitcoin address without destroying your privacy</title><description><![CDATA[Most of us have been in this situation: you want to share a Bitcoin address on your website, your Nostr profile, or your email signature — but you know that a static address is a privacy nightmare. Anyone can see every payment you&#39;ve ever received. Silent Payments solve this elegantly. One static address (sp1q...), every payment lands on a different on-chain address, completely unlinkable. No centralized servers, no notification transactions, no coordination with the sender. Just cryptography. I wrote a full technical breakdown covering how the ECDH derivation works, current wallet support (Cake Wallet, Dana, BlindBit, Sparrow), the scanning tradeoff, and how it compares to BIP47/PayNym. https://davidebtc186.substack.com/p/silent-payments-bip352-the-complete &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Large-Cress900 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/silent-payments-bip352-a-way-to-share-a-static-bitcoin-address-without-destroying-your-privacy</link><guid>854507</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Silent Payments (BIP352): a way to share a static Bitcoin address without destroying your privacy</dc:text></item><item><title>⚡ Lightning Thursday! May 28, 2026: Explore the Lightning Network!⚡</title><description><![CDATA[The lightning network is a second-layer solution on top of the Bitcoin blockchain that enables quick, cheap and scalable Bitcoin payments. Here is the place to discuss and learn more about lightning! Ask your questions about lightning Provide reviews, feedback, comparisons of LN apps, services, websites etc Learn about new LN features, development, apps Link to good quality resources (articles, wikis etc) Resources: Here is an awesome list of resources: https://bitcoinfo.org/lightning.html Want to test out your lightning fire power? tip the Bitcoin devs! https://bitcoindevlist.com/ Previous threads: Search Lnbook getting closer towards being finished and can already be seen at: https://github.com/lnbook/lnbook Lightning Dedicated YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/renepickhardt Also there is the playlist by chaincode labs: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpLH33TRghT17_U3as2P3vHfAGL8pSOOY Lightning stores: https://www.lightningnetworkstores.com/ Learn more and talk about lightning right here in r/Bitcoin, r/bitcoinbeginners and r/thelightningnetwork &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rBitcoinMod [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/lightning-thursday-may-28-2026-explore-the-lightning-network</link><guid>854509</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>⚡ Lightning Thursday! May 28, 2026: Explore the Lightning Network!⚡</dc:text></item><item><title>this is why i don’t trust banks anymore</title><description><![CDATA[bank pulled $1200 out of my account by mistake. same second, account goes negative, they slap me with $70 in overdraft interest. called them. “oh sorry, our bad.” got the $1200 back. the $70? still waiting. been weeks. their mistake. my money. and somehow i’m the one out 70 bucks. this is why i’m stacking sats. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Correct_Condition456 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/this-is-why-i-dont-trust-banks-anymore</link><guid>854506</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>this is why i don’t trust banks anymore</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, May 28, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank you! If you don&#39;t get an answer to your question, you can try phrasing it differently or commenting again tomorrow. Please check the previous discussion thread for unanswered questions. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rBitcoinMod [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-may-28-2026</link><guid>854505</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, May 28, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Can’t buy Bitcoin with 401k</title><description><![CDATA[So naturally I will be buying bitcoin etf. My question is should I go with BITB or IBIT? And why &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/idontgiveaFluk3 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/cant-buy-bitcoin-with-401k</link><guid>854394</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Can’t buy Bitcoin with 401k</dc:text></item><item><title>New to bitcoin and need help</title><description><![CDATA[I downloaded coinbase as a way to get into bitcoin. Is this good for a beginner trying to dip their toes into the concept or should I be using something else? Also any explanation or help in general would be appreciated &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Dlglegacy [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/new-to-bitcoin-and-need-help</link><guid>854395</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>New to bitcoin and need help</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion May 28, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily General Discussion on r/ethereum https://imgur.com/3y7vezP Bookmarking this link will always bring you to the current daily: https://old.reddit.com/r/ethereum/about/sticky/?num=2 Please use this thread to discuss Ethereum topics, news, events, and even price! Price discussion posted elsewhere in the subreddit will continue to be removed. As always, be constructive. - Subreddit Rules Want to stake? Learn more at r/ethstaker Community Links Ethereum Jobs, Twitter EVMavericks YouTube, Discord, Doots Podcast Doots Website, Old Reddit Doots Extension by u/hanniabu Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-may-28-2026</link><guid>854427</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion May 28, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>President DJT Says He'll “Never Let Crypto Down”</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Dongerated [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/president-djt-says-hell-never-let-crypto-down</link><guid>854429</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>President DJT Says He'll “Never Let Crypto Down”</dc:text></item><item><title>"When..." wet inhale, sniffle, wipes tears "Lambo?" uncontrollable sobbing</title><description><![CDATA[Hodl on tight! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Subject-Mushroom8307 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/when-wet-inhale-sniffle-wipes-tears-lambo-uncontrollable-sobbing</link><guid>854396</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>"When..." wet inhale, sniffle, wipes tears "Lambo?" uncontrollable sobbing</dc:text></item><item><title>Coinbase has become uselessly ratchet.</title><description><![CDATA[For tax purposes I won’t delete my account for a few more months but as a service it’s dead to me. I needed 150 in Bitcoin today for a purchase so I signed in and proceeded to add money and send my buy order through. Everything clears without incident and order is fulfilled in 30 or so seconds. Off I go and grab the receiving address and set that order up. Suddenly I’m frozen from transactions. Can’t send any crypto out. Only live in the Coinbase universe. It is now requiring identity verification with ID and video confirmation or it’s locked until the 16th of June! Mind you, I had issues accessing my tax forms from their document section. I had to go through ID verification… I had to do my ID and video with pictures of my face… This was about a week and a half to two weeks ago.. Now I’m required to do the ID and Face ID AGAIN… plus there is this run down of extremely intrusive questions regarding my intentions. My employment, my wealth, my friendships… other unnecessary private info which has a zero point zero chance of my honest answer … just because. Instead of throwing my phone against the wall… I message off and explain to the waiting individual that payment will need to wait until i speak with help desk real quick and straighten this out. When I explain my issue and how I had to do this verification twice this year and once last week and I’m quite positive we know the “me” that uses the account. Hold for 15 minutes… followed multiple similar exchanges. “Sorry, looks like you’ll be locked out for transfers until the date stated” I lost it. I Spouted off (sternly stated without raising my tone of voice) about how… “you’re crooked, ratchet ass thieves!”… You are perfectly comfortable with my identity verification so much so you accept money from my account but as soon as you get you’re profit side complete suddenly I am an unknown, unsafe entity needing protecting from myself apparently. There was no possible escalation I was told. The date is the date. He refused to reply to my judgment of their timing to lock an account. I hung up, went into Exodus and set up buying though them. Purchase made and sent out almost instantaneously. F u k Coinbase Thanks for making it this far. You care more than Coinbase and I don’t spend thousands on you. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AdNational8155 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/coinbase-has-become-uselessly-ratchet</link><guid>854428</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Coinbase has become uselessly ratchet.</dc:text></item><item><title>Solana Meme Coin Surges 6,000% After Creators Arrested Over 'Rug Pull'</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GreedVault [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/solana-meme-coin-surges-6000-after-creators-arrested-over-rug-pull</link><guid>854430</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Solana Meme Coin Surges 6,000% After Creators Arrested Over 'Rug Pull'</dc:text></item><item><title>i made this with ai and u better comment how made that makes u</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/losingthehumanrace [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-made-this-with-ai-and-u-better-comment-how-made-that-makes-u</link><guid>854308</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>i made this with ai and u better comment how made that makes u</dc:text></item><item><title>Trump-Linked Crypto Firm Burns $1.5 Billion on Failed Token and Faces Bankruptcy</title><description><![CDATA[ At least Trump keeps honoring his business practices from the 90s. Rinse and repeat. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/SalmonLeather [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/trump-linked-crypto-firm-burns-15-billion-on-failed-token-and-faces-bankruptcy</link><guid>854303</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Trump-Linked Crypto Firm Burns $1.5 Billion on Failed Token and Faces Bankruptcy</dc:text></item><item><title>Someone just sold $1.3 billion of BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF in a single dark pool trade.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Bcom_Mod [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/someone-just-sold-13-billion-of-blackrocks-bitcoin-etf-in-a-single-dark-pool-trade</link><guid>854304</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Someone just sold $1.3 billion of BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF in a single dark pool trade.</dc:text></item><item><title>All the banks are broke, but why?</title><description><![CDATA[ Why are banks broke? This is why: Fractional reserve banking. If everyone walks into the bank on the same day to demand their cash back, the bank physically will not have enough money on hand to pay everyone. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/xtexm [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/all-the-banks-are-broke-but-why</link><guid>854392</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>All the banks are broke, but why?</dc:text></item><item><title>I need help from someone who knows about crypto.</title><description><![CDATA[\&amp;#x200B; I accidentally sent ETC from Skrill to my Lemon ETH/ERC20 deposit address. The transaction is confirmed on the ETC blockchain, and the funds appear in the receiving address. I emailed Lemon support but haven&#39;t received a response yet. Is it possible they could provide a recovery guide, or should I consider the funds lost? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/favfetishfeet [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-need-help-from-someone-who-knows-about-crypto</link><guid>854301</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I need help from someone who knows about crypto.</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Crypto Discussion - May 27, 2026 (GMT+0)</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily Crypto Discussion thread. Please read the disclaimer and rules before participating. Disclaimer: Consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known &quot;pump and dump (PnD) groups&quot; for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and exercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here. Please be careful about what information you share and the actions you take. Do not share the amounts of your portfolios (why not just share percentage?). Do not share your private keys or wallet seed. Use strong, non-SMS 2FA if possible. Beware of scammers and be smart. Do not invest more than you can afford to lose, and do not fall for pyramid schemes, promises of unrealistic returns (get-rich-quick schemes), and other common scams. Rules: All sub rules apply in this thread. The prior exemption for karma and age requirements is no longer in effect. Discussion topics must be related to cryptocurrency. Behave with civility and politeness. Do not use offensive, racist or homophobic language. Comments will be sorted by newest first. Useful Links: Beginner Resources Intro to r/Cryptocurrency MOONs ???? MOONs Wiki Page r/CryptoCurrency Discord r/CryptoCurrencyMemes Prior Daily Discussions - (Link fixed.) r/CryptoCurrencyMeta - Join in on all meta discussions regarding r/CryptoCurrency whether it be moon distributions or governance. Finding Other Discussion Threads Follow a mod account below to be notified in your home feed when the latest r/CC discussion thread of your interest is posted. u/CryptoDaily- — Posts the Daily Crypto Discussion threads. u/CryptoSkeptics — Posts the Monthly Skeptics Discussion threads. u/CryptoOptimists- — Posts the Monthly Optimists Discussion threads. u/CryptoNewsUpdates — Posts the Monthly News Summary threads. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AutoModerator [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-crypto-discussion-may-27-2026-gmt0</link><guid>854302</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Crypto Discussion - May 27, 2026 (GMT+0)</dc:text></item><item><title>THEY CALL IT “LUCK”</title><description><![CDATA[ They only see the finish line. They never see the nights full of doubt, the crashes, the fear, the pressure, the losses, the waiting, the discipline. They don’t see the blood on the climb. They don’t feel the weight of every step through the bear market, the FUD, and the chaos. So when someone finally makes it… the crowd says: “He got lucky.” No. He just refused to stop climbing. The market rewards conviction long before it rewards results. ???? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/BaneObradovic [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/they-call-it-luck</link><guid>854393</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>THEY CALL IT “LUCK”</dc:text></item><item><title>SEC Pauses Tokenized Asset-Linked Stocks Plan</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/tupidataba [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/sec-pauses-tokenized-asset-linked-stocks-plan</link><guid>854305</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>SEC Pauses Tokenized Asset-Linked Stocks Plan</dc:text></item><item><title>Bybit Distances Itself From HTX As Experts Warn Of USDT Freeze Risk</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/partymsl [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bybit-distances-itself-from-htx-as-experts-warn-of-usdt-freeze-risk</link><guid>854307</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bybit Distances Itself From HTX As Experts Warn Of USDT Freeze Risk</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin scarcity visualization</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Vegetable-Rabbit7503 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-scarcity-visualization</link><guid>854241</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin scarcity visualization</dc:text></item><item><title>Looking for beta testers - I built a free, educational Bitcoin-only wallet app for Android that lets you practice self-custody without risking real money</title><description><![CDATA[Hey everyone, I&#39;ve been building an Android app called Black Koi Wallet for people who want to learn Bitcoin self-custody but are nervous about making irreversible mistakes with real funds. The idea is simple: you get a real wallet, real transactions, and real fees — but on a test network (Signet) where the coins have no value. A built-in faucet sends you practice sats automatically so you can start immediately. Nine structured tutorials walk you through everything from seed phrases to fee management to key backup. A three-tier glossary explains every Bitcoin term at the level that works for you. Complete all the tutorials, pass a competency quiz, and you unlock real Bitcoin (mainnet) access within the same app. I&#39;m looking for 10+ beta testers to try it out over the next couple of weeks and give honest feedback. No Bitcoin experience required - actually, the less the better. If you&#39;re interested, drop a comment or DM me and I&#39;ll send you the details. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Kokufuu [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/looking-for-beta-testers-i-built-a-free-educational-bitcoin-only-wallet-app-for-android-that-lets-you-practice-self-custody-without-risking-real-money</link><guid>854397</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Looking for beta testers - I built a free, educational Bitcoin-only wallet app for Android that lets you practice self-custody without risking real money</dc:text></item><item><title>DTCC Connects Tokenization Service to Stellar Blockchain</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/teddyConnection [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/dtcc-connects-tokenization-service-to-stellar-blockchain</link><guid>854306</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>DTCC Connects Tokenization Service to Stellar Blockchain</dc:text></item><item><title>Buy the dip of the dip</title><description><![CDATA[ When the dip keeps dipping LOL &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Waddup1904 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/buy-the-dip-of-the-dip</link><guid>854141</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Buy the dip of the dip</dc:text></item><item><title>Tool/App for technical alerts</title><description><![CDATA[My searches end up with having to give up cc info only to find out the platform or free trial doesn’t do what I need. I am willing to pay for it but the hunt has become exhausting. Looking for real-time alerts on wide variety of coins for EMAs, BBand crosses, RSI, VWAP primarily. Mandatory: Realtime and wide variety of coins (not a stock broker that added major coins only). Thanks for any input. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/meegwell01 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/toolapp-for-technical-alerts</link><guid>854145</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Tool/App for technical alerts</dc:text></item><item><title>Polymarket just got drained for $660K but their response is "no contracts were exploited, funds are safe"</title><description><![CDATA[Polymarket got hit again. May 22nd, someone drained around $660K in USDC and POL through their UMA CTF Adapter on Polygon. ZachXBT caught it first. The guy was pulling 5,000 POL every 30 seconds lol. Polymarket said &quot;no contracts were exploited, all user funds are safe.&quot; Turns out it was a compromised private key from their rewards payout system. So not a smart contract bug, just someone got the keys. I mean that&#39;s still not great? What gets me is this is like their third incident in 6mons. And every single time the answer is &quot;core protocol is fine.&quot; The core protocol is fine, everything around it keeps getting popped though. POL dumped on the news too, funding rate on bydfi flipped negative pretty fast. Oh and the audit they did back in 2021? Didn&#39;t even cover the part that got exploited. So...how many &quot;isolated incidents&quot; before it&#39;s a pattern? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/RevealNoo [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/polymarket-just-got-drained-for-660k-but-their-response-is-no-contracts-were-exploited-funds-are-safe</link><guid>854146</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Polymarket just got drained for $660K but their response is "no contracts were exploited, funds are safe"</dc:text></item><item><title>This Hotelier Discovered Bitcoin 9 Months Ago, and It Changed Everything</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/JayW132 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/this-hotelier-discovered-bitcoin-9-months-ago-and-it-changed-everything</link><guid>854245</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>This Hotelier Discovered Bitcoin 9 Months Ago, and It Changed Everything</dc:text></item><item><title>(Audiobook) The Original Bitcoin White Paper by Satoshi Nakamoto</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Todo_es [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/audiobook-the-original-bitcoin-white-paper-by-satoshi-nakamoto</link><guid>854242</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>(Audiobook) The Original Bitcoin White Paper by Satoshi Nakamoto</dc:text></item><item><title>We’re still early</title><description><![CDATA[This is how a not insubstantial amount of people think we arrived where we are today. What would it take for them to see reckless money printing as the root cause? I don’t know, but I’m open to suggestions. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Snowman33001 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/were-still-early</link><guid>854240</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>We’re still early</dc:text></item><item><title>Markets change, or do we just find new things to get emotional about?</title><description><![CDATA[The more I watch crypto markets the more I realize the technology evolves way faster than human behavior does. Every cycle starts feeling revolutionary when you&#39;re inside it. New narratives appear, people become convinced the old rules no longer apply, leverage gets normalized, skepticism gets laughed at and eventually the market reaches that weird stage where everyone starts believing price only moves in one direction because, this time adoption is real. Then sentiment flips almost overnight. The same people screaming: , bro, buy the dip, suddenly disappear, timelines go quiet, conviction turns into fear and everybody acts shocked that volatility still exists. Honestly the more I read about old stock market bubbles, the more familiar crypto starts to feel psychologically. The assets are different, and so is technology , but: greed, euphoria, denial, panic, hope are the same. Makes me wonder if markets ever really change... or if humans just keep finding new things to become emotional about. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MoneyMonsterStudios [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/markets-change-or-do-we-just-find-new-things-to-get-emotional-about</link><guid>854243</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Markets change, or do we just find new things to get emotional about?</dc:text></item><item><title>Would you use kraken vault for btc?</title><description><![CDATA[I saw kraken has released the vault for btc for 2.5% apy. Would you do this? I know staking normally with btc on kraken is not worth it. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Burner198772977 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/would-you-use-kraken-vault-for-btc</link><guid>854147</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Would you use kraken vault for btc?</dc:text></item><item><title>Undergraduate Students: Apply for the MAGIC Grants Cryptocurrency Scholarship by July 14</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/SamsungGalaxyPlayer [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/undergraduate-students-apply-for-the-magic-grants-cryptocurrency-scholarship-by-july-14</link><guid>854144</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Undergraduate Students: Apply for the MAGIC Grants Cryptocurrency Scholarship by July 14</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin Core Developer Event - Barcelona, Spain</title><description><![CDATA[ Earlier this month, many Bitcoin Core developers met up in Barcelona, Spain as part of their regular twice-yearly in person meetings. Attendees volunteered to take notes on the unconference-style sessions and the transcripts have been added to the BTC transcripts website: - AI session - ASMap - BIP324 and group policy options - BIPs editors - Bitcoin TUI - CAmount - CDash - Coins cache - Erlay redesign - External interfaces - GUI repo - Inventory send queue - Kernel (laundry list, overview, session) - Libevent - Logging - Modern crypto library - Mutation testing - Package relay - Post-cluster mempool - Private broadcast - QML (planning, update) - Silent payments - Static builds - SwiftSync - TCP hole punching - Template hash Additional informal discussions, code reviews, working groups, or other sessions occurred on: - Quantum - Determinism in testing - Testnet5 - MEVPool - Wallet priorities - Silent payments - Coins caching - Peer observer - ASMap updates - IPC updates - Utility binaries - Bitcoin Kernel - QML GUI - Deterministic simulation testing - AI assisted code review - BIP39 import - BIP54 - Fuzz testing - Mutation testing - Static builds - FIBRE updates - Parallel block input fetching https://btctranscripts.com/bitcoin-core-dev-tech/2026-05 JD and Patricia (from localhost research), Emily (from Brink), and myself organized. A list of previous meetings is here: https://coredev.tech Thank you to all of the volunteer scribes for taking notes. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/bitschmidty [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-core-developer-event-barcelona-spain</link><guid>854244</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin Core Developer Event - Barcelona, Spain</dc:text></item><item><title>Updated Patoshi Pattern with 500 New Patoshi Blocks | Wicked Smart Bitcoin</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Fiach_Dubh [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/updated-patoshi-pattern-with-500-new-patoshi-blocks-wicked-smart-bitcoin</link><guid>854111</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Updated Patoshi Pattern with 500 New Patoshi Blocks | Wicked Smart Bitcoin</dc:text></item><item><title>Bubblemaps investigators led by Nicolas Vaiman, discovered 80 bets on Polymarket with a 98% win rate that he said is statistically impossible to achieve</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/BakingBreadBB2 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bubblemaps-investigators-led-by-nicolas-vaiman-discovered-80-bets-on-polymarket-with-a-98-win-rate-that-he-said-is-statistically-impossible-to-achieve</link><guid>854140</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bubblemaps investigators led by Nicolas Vaiman, discovered 80 bets on Polymarket with a 98% win rate that he said is statistically impossible to achieve</dc:text></item><item><title>At what point did crypto stop feeling confusing to you?</title><description><![CDATA[There’s usually a point where crypto goes from feeling overwhelming to actually making sense. Curious what that moment was for others. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/psalmcore33 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/at-what-point-did-crypto-stop-feeling-confusing-to-you</link><guid>854115</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>At what point did crypto stop feeling confusing to you?</dc:text></item><item><title>Got yours?</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/FromThePits [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/got-yours</link><guid>854112</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Got yours?</dc:text></item><item><title>Multisig in 35 seconds. First animated entry in our glossary.</title><description><![CDATA[Multisig is a Bitcoin wallet pattern where spending requires multiple signatures, not just one. Three keys held in three places, any two can sign. The animation walks the threat model end to end in 35 seconds. What it shows: - Setup: three keys with a &quot;Three different makers&quot; caption. Vendor diversity means a bug in one firmware can&#39;t break the others. - Normal spend: two of three keys sign, transaction broadcasts. - Loss scenario: one key is gone (lost, destroyed, custodian closed). The other two still sign and the spend goes through. - Theft scenario: a thief takes one key. They can&#39;t sign alone multisig halts at &quot;1 of 2.&quot; A single stolen key is worthless without one of the others. - Closing pillars: Multisig. Threshold-of-keys. Vendor-diverse. This is the first animated entry in the LearnBitcoin.com glossary. The rabbit-hole series already had animations on chapters like mempool and lightning routing; this brings the same treatment to glossary terms that deserve a visual. https://www.learnbitcoin.com/glossary/multisig We will add more over time, would love suggestions on where you think our style of animation can bring clarity to complex bitcoin topics. Open source. Bitcoin only. No bullshit. Have fun. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/LearnBitcoinCom [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/multisig-in-35-seconds-first-animated-entry-in-our-glossary</link><guid>854110</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Multisig in 35 seconds. First animated entry in our glossary.</dc:text></item><item><title>???? In 2014, the crypto exchange Mt. Gox collapsed after losing approximately 850,000 Bitcoin.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/SuchTrezorVeryCrypto [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/in-2014-the-crypto-exchange-mt-gox-collapsed-after-losing-approximately-850000-bitcoin</link><guid>854143</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>???? In 2014, the crypto exchange Mt. Gox collapsed after losing approximately 850,000 Bitcoin.</dc:text></item><item><title>Wer von euch ist das!?</title><description><![CDATA[ Gesten in Süden von Bayern gesehen. Finde es richtig geil Kennt man die Person? ???? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Ok-Fly-6802 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/wer-von-euch-ist-das</link><guid>854109</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Wer von euch ist das!?</dc:text></item><item><title>Crypto’s biggest problem isn’t regulation — it’s that most “decentralization” is fake</title><description><![CDATA[Unpopular opinion: most of crypto is not meaningfully decentralized anymore. It’s just traditional finance cosplay with worse customer service and better memes. Everyone says they hate banks, but then they trust: centralized exchanges to hold their coins stablecoin issuers to not freeze them VC-backed chains to “govern” fairly bridges that get hacked every six months influencers who dump while preaching conviction foundations that quietly decide what “the community” wants At some point, we have to admit a lot of this industry didn’t replace the old system. It rebuilt the same power structure, added tokens, and called it freedom. Bitcoin still has a clean argument: scarce, simple, hard to change, no CEO. But 90% of crypto? It’s basically startup equity without shareholder rights, financial products without investor protection, and casinos without free drinks. I’m not saying crypto is dead. I’m saying the industry needs to stop pretending every token launch is a revolution. Most of it is marketing. Most communities are exit liquidity. Most roadmaps are delayed promises. And most “decentralized” projects still depend on a small group of insiders, devs, whales, exchanges, or foundations. The uncomfortable question is this: If your project can be killed by regulators, insiders, AWS, a foundation wallet, a stablecoin freeze, or one founder disappearing… was it ever really decentralized? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Roaring_lion_ [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/cryptos-biggest-problem-isnt-regulation-its-that-most-decentralization-is-fake</link><guid>854142</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Crypto’s biggest problem isn’t regulation — it’s that most “decentralization” is fake</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin made more sense once I understood what custody actually means</title><description><![CDATA[When I first started trying to understand Bitcoin, I mostly understood the surface level. You buy it. You hold it. The price moves. People argue about it constantly. But the part that did not really click for me was ownership. What does it actually mean to “own” Bitcoin? Why do private keys matter so much? Why do people say “not your keys, not your coins”? What is the difference between holding on an exchange and holding it yourself? I read Crypto for Dummies: A Beginner’s Guide to Bitcoin, Blockchain, and Not Losing Your Mind (or Your Money) by Jonas Graham recently, and that was what I liked about it. It explains the basics without turning Bitcoin into hype or making beginners feel stupid for not knowing the vocabulary yet. It helped connect the pieces for me: blockchain, wallets, private keys, exchanges, custody, volatility, scams, and risk. The biggest shift was realizing Bitcoin is not just a number you see on an app. If you do not understand custody and keys, you do not really understand what you are holding. I’d recommend the book if you are newer to Bitcoin and want a clearer foundation before making decisions with real money. It is simple, readable, and useful if you want to understand the system instead of just watching the price. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/No-Case6255 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-made-more-sense-once-i-understood-what-custody-actually-means</link><guid>854113</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin made more sense once I understood what custody actually means</dc:text></item><item><title>CLARITY Act Passage in 2026 Unlikely, Says TD Cowen</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/zesushv [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/clarity-act-passage-in-2026-unlikely-says-td-cowen</link><guid>854005</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>CLARITY Act Passage in 2026 Unlikely, Says TD Cowen</dc:text></item><item><title>Made it to .01</title><description><![CDATA[Feel like I’m late to the party but been stacking for approximately 6 months. Just hit .01 give me some love. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/SILKS1979 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/made-it-to-01</link><guid>854108</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Made it to .01</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, May 27, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank you! If you don&#39;t get an answer to your question, you can try phrasing it differently or commenting again tomorrow. Please check the previous discussion thread for unanswered questions. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rBitcoinMod [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-may-27-2026</link><guid>854107</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, May 27, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Base launches new tool to connect crypto wallets to AI agents</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GreedVault [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/base-launches-new-tool-to-connect-crypto-wallets-to-ai-agents</link><guid>854007</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Base launches new tool to connect crypto wallets to AI agents</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion May 27, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily General Discussion on r/ethereum https://imgur.com/3y7vezP Bookmarking this link will always bring you to the current daily: https://old.reddit.com/r/ethereum/about/sticky/?num=2 Please use this thread to discuss Ethereum topics, news, events, and even price! Price discussion posted elsewhere in the subreddit will continue to be removed. As always, be constructive. - Subreddit Rules Want to stake? Learn more at r/ethstaker Community Links Ethereum Jobs, Twitter EVMavericks YouTube, Discord, Doots Podcast Doots Website, Old Reddit Doots Extension by u/hanniabu Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-may-27-2026</link><guid>854001</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion May 27, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>I have a question</title><description><![CDATA[Everything is rising right now, but only Bitcoin isn&#39;t. I&#39;m scared. When will Bitcoin finally go up? I feel like I&#39;m the only fool. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Due-Respond-8306 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-have-a-question</link><guid>853980</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I have a question</dc:text></item><item><title>Does anyone know what's up with Farcaster?</title><description><![CDATA[Serious question, wtf is going on. First this guy Dan was talking about how its Ethereum social. Now he&#39;s at Tempo, then the project was handed off to some kids and sold off. Now there&#39;s some lady with huge tds saying something about a fork and a token. Does anyone have any idea what&#39;s going on there? I&#39;m dumb and don&#39;t get it. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Fine-Comparison-2949 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/does-anyone-know-whats-up-with-farcaster</link><guid>854002</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Does anyone know what's up with Farcaster?</dc:text></item><item><title>The project I invested in just deleted their Discord server and their website stopped loading. Should I be panicking</title><description><![CDATA[I put a decent amount into a DeFi project six months ago. This morning I went to check on things and the Discord link I had saved returns an error. The website loads a blank page. The Twitter hasn&#39;t posted in three weeks. I can see my tokens still in my wallet but I&#39;m scared to look at the price. Is there any way to tell if this is a full exit or something more recoverable &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Waste_Dragonfruit346 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-project-i-invested-in-just-deleted-their-discord-server-and-their-website-stopped-loading-should-i-be-panicking</link><guid>854003</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The project I invested in just deleted their Discord server and their website stopped loading. Should I be panicking</dc:text></item><item><title>Sounds about right</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Fritz1818 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/sounds-about-right</link><guid>854006</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Sounds about right</dc:text></item><item><title>What if Bitcoin had been created by a company?</title><description><![CDATA[Sometimes I wonder... If Bitcoin had exactly the same technology, exactly the same supply cap, exactly the same price history... But had been created and controlled by a company instead of being decentralized. Do you think it would still have become what it is today? Personally, I think a huge part of Bitcoin&#39;s value comes from the fact that nobody owns it. Curious to hear your thoughts. Would you still trust it? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Salt-Collar1826 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/what-if-bitcoin-had-been-created-by-a-company</link><guid>853981</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What if Bitcoin had been created by a company?</dc:text></item><item><title>Charles Hoskinson's $250M clinic to close after buying up NFTs and robots</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GreedVault [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/charles-hoskinsons-250m-clinic-to-close-after-buying-up-nfts-and-robots</link><guid>854004</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Charles Hoskinson's $250M clinic to close after buying up NFTs and robots</dc:text></item><item><title>Is it dumb to use BTC as both savings and travel money?</title><description><![CDATA[Lately I’ve been putting part of my paycheck into BTC instead of keeping all my savings in cash. I’m not going all in or anything, but it’s become my main way of saving money over the past few months. The thing is, I’m planning a trip later this year and I’ll probably need to pull money out for flights, hotels, spending. Now I’m wondering if I should keep that trip money separate or just leave it in BTC with the rest of my savings. Part of me feels like it’s fine since the trip is still months away, but another part of me knows BTC could randomly dump right before I need the money. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheAbouth [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/is-it-dumb-to-use-btc-as-both-savings-and-travel-money</link><guid>853977</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Is it dumb to use BTC as both savings and travel money?</dc:text></item><item><title>UK Issues Sanctions Against Justin Sun's HTX, Other Crypto Firms Over Alleged Russia Ties</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ImDoubleB [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/uk-issues-sanctions-against-justin-suns-htx-other-crypto-firms-over-alleged-russia-ties</link><guid>853884</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>UK Issues Sanctions Against Justin Sun's HTX, Other Crypto Firms Over Alleged Russia Ties</dc:text></item><item><title>Amid a scam crackdown, crypto giants keep fueling bitcoin ATMs</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ICIJ [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/amid-a-scam-crackdown-crypto-giants-keep-fueling-bitcoin-atms</link><guid>853889</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Amid a scam crackdown, crypto giants keep fueling bitcoin ATMs</dc:text></item><item><title>What actually happens to your crypto when you die? Has anyone dealt with this as an executor?</title><description><![CDATA[Genuine question not trying to sell anything, just had a rabbit hole moment today. Read about a family who inherited their dad&#39;s estate. Grant of probate. Death certificate. Everything legal. They found his Ledger in a drawer. Nobody knew the PIN. Nobody knew the recovery phrase. Nobody knew which exchanges he used. Legally theirs. Practically gone forever. This got me thinking how many people actually have a plan for this? From what I can tell, the problem is bigger than just crypto: Hardware wallets need PINs and seed phrases Exchange accounts need 2FA that dies with your phone Even email accounts that everything else is tied to become inaccessible HMRC (UK) treats crypto as property for inheritance tax so your estate owes tax on assets they can&#39;t even access Some numbers floating around: $68B estimated inaccessible due to lost keys (Chainalysis) 89% of holders have no inheritance plan Has anyone here actually dealt with this as an executor? Did exchanges cooperate? Were you able to recover hardware wallet funds? And genuinely do you have any kind of plan set up for your own holdings? Curious what people actually do in practice. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Pristine_Quality1764 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/what-actually-happens-to-your-crypto-when-you-die-has-anyone-dealt-with-this-as-an-executor</link><guid>853887</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What actually happens to your crypto when you die? Has anyone dealt with this as an executor?</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin timeline – what key moments would you add or change?</title><description><![CDATA[ I’ve been going through Bitcoin’s history and put together a timeline of the major milestones from the whitepaper days up to now. A few things that stood out to me: The big contrast in pace between the slow experimental phase (2008–2012) and today’s institutional era How consistently the halvings have lined up with major bull runs and adoption waves Bitcoin’s evolution from a cypherpunk idea into a globally recognised financial asset Here’s the timeline: https://preview.redd.it/jf1eq86nfk3h1.png?width=576&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=a1ce0282c36f23b26e0852beeb9bbe2aeecbe428 https://preview.redd.it/hq5i07gdgk3h1.png?width=566&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=880249356af74d8e85a4eed50ff02184f6bf069d I appreciate all inputs: What do you think are the most important moments in Bitcoin’s history? Any major events missing or that should be added/removed? Does anything surprise you about the timeline? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Reid-tv [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-timeline-what-key-moments-would-you-add-or-change</link><guid>853979</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin timeline – what key moments would you add or change?</dc:text></item><item><title>Opiniões sobre carteiras e corretoras internacionais para holder de Bitcoin</title><description><![CDATA[Olá, boa noite a todos! Atualmente compro Bitcoin pela Binance, mas com as mudanças recentes na tributação de criptoativos no Brasil, estou buscando entender melhores alternativas para custódia e planejamento tributário dentro da legalidade. Meu perfil é de holder de longo prazo, então meu objetivo principal é preservar meus Bitcoins com segurança e, se possível, reduzir custos com taxas e otimizar a gestão tributária de forma correta. Gostaria da opinião dos senhores sobre: Vale mais a pena manter em corretora internacional ou migrar para carteira própria (self-custody)? Quais carteiras vocês recomendam com boa segurança e taxas baixas para longo prazo? (ex.: Ledger, Trezor, BlueWallet) Existe alguma estratégia legal de organização patrimonial ou tributária que vocês utilizam para investimentos em cripto no Brasil? Agradeço desde já pela ajuda! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Any-Way-4364 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/opinioes-sobre-carteiras-e-corretoras-internacionais-para-holder-de-bitcoin</link><guid>853978</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Opiniões sobre carteiras e corretoras internacionais para holder de Bitcoin</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Crypto Discussion - May 26, 2026 (GMT+0)</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily Crypto Discussion thread. Please read the disclaimer and rules before participating. Disclaimer: Consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known &quot;pump and dump (PnD) groups&quot; for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and exercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here. Please be careful about what information you share and the actions you take. Do not share the amounts of your portfolios (why not just share percentage?). Do not share your private keys or wallet seed. Use strong, non-SMS 2FA if possible. Beware of scammers and be smart. Do not invest more than you can afford to lose, and do not fall for pyramid schemes, promises of unrealistic returns (get-rich-quick schemes), and other common scams. Rules: All sub rules apply in this thread. The prior exemption for karma and age requirements is no longer in effect. Discussion topics must be related to cryptocurrency. Behave with civility and politeness. Do not use offensive, racist or homophobic language. Comments will be sorted by newest first. Useful Links: Beginner Resources Intro to r/Cryptocurrency MOONs ???? MOONs Wiki Page r/CryptoCurrency Discord r/CryptoCurrencyMemes Prior Daily Discussions - (Link fixed.) r/CryptoCurrencyMeta - Join in on all meta discussions regarding r/CryptoCurrency whether it be moon distributions or governance. Finding Other Discussion Threads Follow a mod account below to be notified in your home feed when the latest r/CC discussion thread of your interest is posted. u/CryptoDaily- — Posts the Daily Crypto Discussion threads. u/CryptoSkeptics — Posts the Monthly Skeptics Discussion threads. u/CryptoOptimists- — Posts the Monthly Optimists Discussion threads. u/CryptoNewsUpdates — Posts the Monthly News Summary threads. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AutoModerator [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-crypto-discussion-may-26-2026-gmt0</link><guid>853880</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Crypto Discussion - May 26, 2026 (GMT+0)</dc:text></item><item><title>NASDAQ hits ATH...but crypto? WTAF?!</title><description><![CDATA[Seriously, what is going on here? just got a notification that NASDAQ hit an ATH. Yet here we are with crypto floundering? If this is not an indicator that stocks, particularly tech stocks, are not interrelated with crypto then I don&#39;t know what is. Stockmarket (Tech) does not = Crypto!!! WTAF is going on here? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/nugymmer [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/nasdaq-hits-athbut-crypto-wtaf</link><guid>853886</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>NASDAQ hits ATH...but crypto? WTAF?!</dc:text></item><item><title>I just reached 0.001 BTC</title><description><![CDATA[Yes, some will say it&#39;s ridiculous. I&#39;m a broke but resourceful 19-year-old student living in a country where the average salary is $100 a month. My goal is to reach 0.01 before the end of the year. Let&#39;s meet back on 12/31/2026 for an update. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Anzaqw [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-just-reached-0001-btc</link><guid>853821</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I just reached 0.001 BTC</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Doots Podcast #149 - What A Ride!</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/jtnichol [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-doots-podcast-149-what-a-ride</link><guid>853878</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Doots Podcast #149 - What A Ride!</dc:text></item><item><title>It is never too late to adopt Bitcoin as better monetary technology</title><description><![CDATA[ A lot of people say it is too late to get into Bitcoin, but that only makes sense if Bitcoin is mainly understood as a trade. If Bitcoin is better monetary technology, the question changes. Nobody says it is too late to start using the internet because some people used it earlier. The internet became more useful after it was no longer new. Bitcoin may be similar as an open network, but the analogy has a limit: bitcoin the asset is scarce in a way the internet itself is not. So maybe the real distinction is this: it may be too late to be extremely early, but not necessarily too late to adopt the tool. Early users paid with uncertainty. Later users pay a higher market price, but with more infrastructure, more liquidity, and more evidence that the network survived. Would you say there is a point where it becomes too late to adopt Bitcoin? If so, what would actually make it too late? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Myntad_com [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/it-is-never-too-late-to-adopt-bitcoin-as-better-monetary-technology</link><guid>853826</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>It is never too late to adopt Bitcoin as better monetary technology</dc:text></item><item><title>In 2017, i bought bitcoin at the rate of $5,959</title><description><![CDATA[ just checking all my old accounts and i saw this from the closed LBC, nothing in the wallet anyway, but this really touched me that i never left anything in it. I could have been a millionaire today. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/fatechteam [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/in-2017-i-bought-bitcoin-at-the-rate-of-5959</link><guid>854114</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>In 2017, i bought bitcoin at the rate of $5,959</dc:text></item><item><title>Investigating a Russian Crypto Laundering Operation</title><description><![CDATA[ It seems like every few hours a user posts about getting their crypto stolen in this forum or similar forums on Reddit. We hear about the theft and feel sorry for the victim, but rarely do we get a glimpse inside the operations of the person responsible for moving the stolen funds. Today, let&#39;s investigate the infrastructure of one man&#39;s decade long money laundering operation. Introduction to Crime Meet Ilya Sergeevich Obozny. He goes by the following usernames on forums and social media profiles: iljaarn spectre1466 cyberhostingru kurwa311 Ilya is a Russian national that likes to travel around Europe, frequently staying in Airbnbs and luxury hotels for months at a time. He&#39;s active in a number of public forums offering to help facilitate the laundering of stolen funds. I was able to connect Ilya Obozny to the above usernames through a series of public forum posts that included his phone number + email and cross referenced with data breaches that included the same information. Over the course of about a decade, Ilya has worked with a number of groups (mostly Russian) to launder funds for large scale botnet operations, celebrity endorsed rug pulls, and various cryptocurrency scams. Geost Botnet In 2016, an Android banking trojan called Geost botnet, was unleashed on over 800,000 Russian citizens. The goal of the botnet was to steal banking information of Russian and Eastern European citizens. The trojan had full access to the phone&#39;s SMS data with the ability to read account balances, intercept 2-factor authentication (2FA) codes, and send SMS commands to silently drain bank accounts. The botnet relied on hundreds of malicious domains and various international servers to manage the infected users. Above is an image on how researchers at Stratosphere Laboratory discovered the Geost botnet. They have a detailed research paper on the entire Geost Botnet operation that&#39;s worth a read. Researchers discovered the Geost Botnet by monitoring traffic from another malware operation called HtBot. Once a user was infected, the HtBot trojan converted its victims into proxies. The Geost botnet connected to the HtBot proxy network to initiate the thefts and drain victims banks accounts. The total losses was said to be in the 10&#39;s of millions (I couldn&#39;t find an accurate account), but numerous victims were drained of their entire bank accounts. As far as I can tell, no arrests were made in the thefts. The below details Ilya&#39;s role in the operation. Amateur Opsec Hour What made this a unique case study was security researchers found a 6,200-line unencrypted Skype chat log that had accidentally been uploaded revealing the usernames and conversations of the 29 perpetrators involved in the Geost Botnet. Ilya Obozny was the main money launderer of this operation. The below chat log confirms his involvement. The user &quot;powerfaer&quot; was later identified as the ring leader of the Geost Botnet. Researchers at Stratosphere Laboratory discovered and translated chat logs from the Geost Botnet connecting Ilya (cyberhostingru) to the team behind the botnet. The chat logs spanned the course of 8 months and went into intimate details about: Server IP addresses and passwords. Updating bugs in the malicious code. The laundering of stolen funds from their victims. Internal arguments over payments and feature designs. Additionally, the Skype conversations provided a unique insight into the personal lives of the bad actors during the heist. Some individuals had 2nd thoughts about continuing to go through with the operation while others discussed their feelings openly. All of the discussions about payments and where to launder the funds lead directly to Ilya. The preferred method was to use online payment systems like WebMoney, Qiwi, and Yandex Money. The above image was taken from a forum connecting the user names cyberhostingru, iljaarn, and kurwa311 together. Cryptocurrency Laundering Operation Shortly after getting involved with Russian botnet threat actors, Ilya moved into laundering cryptocurrency for rug pulls, hacks, and other scams. Ilya&#39;s main Binance deposit address is 0xf0a59E87f09024966493B912D8687336Bee2f4D9 He is connected to another Russian threat actor, Konstantin Pylinskiy the current CEO of Moonward Capital in Dubai, who was implemented recently in the 1.6M Fake Rabby Wallet scam and a number of other hacks/scams. A look inside of \&quot;konpyl\&quot; depositing into Ilya&#39;s Binance deposit address. Konstantin&#39;s main wallet of 0x44BdB19dB1Cd29D546597AF7dc0549e7f6F9E480 (konpyl on Opensea) sent about 77K into Ilya&#39;s deposit address, presumably for services rendered and has interacted with a number of Ilya&#39;s wallets. Russian Laundering Methods Typically the way funds are moved is by: Chain-hopping /Bridges --&gt; Mixers --&gt; Non-Compliant Exchanges / OTC Desks --&gt; Cash Out. The obscuration of the funds can get extremely sophisticated and difficult to trace. Below is a simplified version of a Russian Money Laundering Operation similar to Ilya&#39;s. The above is a high level image of how many of the Web3 Russian Money Launders operate. Garantex and Kyrrex were two of the preferred destinations of Ilya Obozny&#39;s money laundering operation. In many of Ilya&#39;s money laundering activities he skipped the initial layer obfuscation entirely and went straight into depositing funds into OFAC sanctioned exchange deposit addresses. Garantex Based in Moscow, Garantex is an OFAC sanctioned cryptocurrency exchange that acts as the primary liquidity engine for Russian cybercrime. Garantex operates with virtually non-existent KYC/AML protocols and does not respond to international law enforcement subpoenas. As a Russian national, Ilya is easily able to open up Garantex deposit addresses to launder stolen funds. I found a number of Ilya&#39;s wallets using Garantex to directly deposit stolen funds into. Depending on who Ilya was working with he could swap the funds into fiat like Russian Rubles to off-ramp or swap into another coin on a different chain like Tron. OTCs and High Risk Exchanges While Ilya can charge higher fees, depositing into heavily sanctioned exchanges like Garantex is risky as many anti-laundering and blockchain analytics firms will instantly blacklist any funds associated with the entity. Additionally, these exchanges are at great risk for server takedowns, asset forfeitures, and domain seizures. In Garantex&#39;s case, over 26 million was seized and law enforcement took control of Garantex&#39;s domains even though the physical location was safe from international law in Moscow. Exchanges like Kyrrex and Kucoin are a preferred destination of Ilya&#39;s laundering operation. While subject to regulations, these exchanges tend to turn a blind eye towards cybercrime and make things extremely difficult for law enforcement. Kyrrex is considered a nested exchange and functions like an offshore broker. The exchange holds accounts inside HTX. Above is a view on how Kyrrex operates as a Nested Exchange inside HTX. I was able to trace a number of stolen funds laundered by Ilya to single Kyrrex deposit addresses. These can be incredibly difficult to attribute as the wallet routes directly into HTX&#39;s deep liquidity pools. On the blockchain, it looks like the funds are going directly into HTX, but in reality they hit Kyrrex deposit addresses before landing in HTX. Timeline of Money Laundering I was able to connect Ilya&#39;s money laundering activities to a number of rug pulls, hacks, and scams. While I can&#39;t confirm Ilya is directly involved in these thefts, he does appear to be the one facilitating the laundering through OTC (Over the Counter) trades and various money changing methods to help clean the funds. Above is a look inside Ilya&#39;s main Binance deposit address of 0xf0a59E87f09024966493B912D8687336Bee2f4D9. I labeled everything I could. It&#39;s generally assumed that all inflows are connected to money laundering activities. The below, except the Geost Botnet, were all connected to Ilya directly through his main Binance deposit address and other wallets in which he played a role in laundering the funds. Geost Botnet (2016) TokenStars (2017) Mark SPACE Scam (2018) Coinbase Impersonation Scams (2020) Elon Giveaway Phishing Scams (2021 - 2022) Drainer Scams (2023 - Present) Celebrity Scams TokenStars TokenStars is one of many failed ICOs during the peak ICO boom in 2017. The idea was to tokenize the performance of athletes, particularly Russian ones. This one turned out to be a legit project where real infrastructure was built. Ambassadors like Martina Hingis, Nikita Kucherov, and Lothar Matthäus hyped up the project up but only a handful of Russian athletes signed up to tokenize their talents. The project fizzled out in 2018. Who would of thought tokenizing human beings based on performance would work? If TokenStars was a failed project at best and a soft rug pull at worst, the next celebrity project Ilya was involved with was 100% a scam. Mark SPACE Mark SPACE (MRK) was intended to be a project that allowed investors to buy virtual real estate to sell clothes, host a virtual office, or create a social hangout space. Future NHL Hall of Famer Evgeni Malkin was a co-founder, and face of the project. Malkin ended up getting scammed out of over 4MM and the MRK token went to nearly zero shortly after launch. Retail investors lost another 11MM. Investigative reporting in Russia revealed the full details of the project and who was involved. I took a screen shot from the Smart-lab article that goes into great detail about the Mark Space scam. The wallets 0x71E4c641310Bb5883A920E2F5072BC8B1BC37B95 and 0xE26AeC623286AEd41991a7257370f9a7f07b88d0 flow directly in deposit addresses associated with Ilya Obozny. He appears to have deep involvement in the project though he is not listed as an official member of the Mark Space project. Most of the funds from the team project move into wallets and deposit addresses associated with Ilya. Impersonation &amp; Phishing Scams Impersonation Scams A single victim lost 1000 ETH out of their Coinbase account in 2020. I traced the Coinbase impersonation scam to outflows of Ilya&#39;s wallet. While I don&#39;t think he took part in the scam itself, on-chain data clearly shows funds from the victim&#39;s Coinbase account getting laundered through wallets associated with Ilya. Elon Giveaway Phishing Scams During the peak bull run of 2021 and early 2022, scams involving Elon Musk&#39;s likeness were everywhere. A Twitter post would claim that Elon Musk or Tesla was launching a massive giveaway and use FOMO to lure unsuspecting victims. The above is an example of one of the Elon Phishing scams connected to Ilya Obozny&#39;s money laundering activities. Verified twitter accounts from public figures were compromised to make the scam appear more legit. The scammers set up professional-looking landing pages telling users to &quot;Send between 10 to 100 ETH to this wallet, and we will instantly send you back double the amount&quot;! Sounds too good to be true, because it was. I came across a number of these scams connected to Ilya. Here&#39;s one such wallet where all the inflows come from Elon or Michael Saylor Giveaway scams - 0x80293f92AEE5E1dB39fe90D89ebBE101C8B68010. Drainer Scams Wallet drainers like Inferno, Angel, and Pink started becoming a problem around early 2023. The business model, Drainer as a Service, allowed affiliates to participate in cyber crime without having to provide any of the infrastructure. Typically, the affiliates would just do the marketing, (Twitter, Discord, Google, Reddit, and Youtube) were the most common places to lure victims while the software and receive at least 80% of the proceeds. Many of these &quot;affiliates&quot; do not have the expertise to launder the stolen funds. I was able to trace mostly Inferno &amp; Angel drainer affiliate funds getting laundered through wallets associated with Ilya. Connecting the Dots: 10 Years of Money Laundering Money Launders are the engine that allow rug-pullers, hackers, scammers, and malware developers to profit off the misery of everyday retail investors. Ilya Sergeevich Obozny has managed to stay in the shadows while facilitating 10&#39;s of millions in money laundering activities over the course of a decade. I was only able to attribute a fraction of the total scale of his operation. In time, as deeper investigative work is done, we will get the full scope of Ilya&#39;s cybercrime operation. However, Ilya’s past has permanently caught up with his present. He may be safe from international law for now, but on the blockchain, his footprint is cemented forever for anyone with the patience to look. I hope this type of post was insightful. As more information comes to light I&#39;ll be sure to update. Until then, be safe out there! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/jbtravel84 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/investigating-a-russian-crypto-laundering-operation</link><guid>853885</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Investigating a Russian Crypto Laundering Operation</dc:text></item><item><title>Spanish Authorities Order Polymarket and Kalshi Blocked over Gambling Laws</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/partymsl [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/spanish-authorities-order-polymarket-and-kalshi-blocked-over-gambling-laws</link><guid>853890</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Spanish Authorities Order Polymarket and Kalshi Blocked over Gambling Laws</dc:text></item><item><title>Microstrategy drew themselves as a pyramid again</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/smellyfingernail [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/microstrategy-drew-themselves-as-a-pyramid-again</link><guid>853882</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Microstrategy drew themselves as a pyramid again</dc:text></item><item><title>Ex-Hodlnaut CEO faces 20 years in prison over Terra fallout</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/CrossPuffs [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/ex-hodlnaut-ceo-faces-20-years-in-prison-over-terra-fallout</link><guid>853888</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Ex-Hodlnaut CEO faces 20 years in prison over Terra fallout</dc:text></item><item><title>Vitalik just published Ethereum's quantum resistance roadmap and it might be the most important post-merge development nobody's discussing.</title><description><![CDATA[While everyone&#39;s been staring at BTC price action and ETF outflows, Vitalik dropped an actual technical roadmap for making. Ethereum quantum-resistant. I&#39;ve read through it and the implications go way beyond ETH. Here&#39;s what&#39;s being proposed: BLS signatures replacing ECDSA as the primary scheme. This is the big one, ECDSA is vulnerable to quantum attacks and BLS isn&#39;t. KZG commitments getting a security review against quantum threat models. These are what power the current proto-danksharding setup. Staking and validator key rotation being restructured to survive a theoretical quantum break without requiring a hard fork at gunpoint. Why this matters for the whole space and not just ETH holders: if Ethereum actually executes this roadmap, it becomes the first major smart contract platform with a credible quantum defense plan. That matters because quantum computing timelines keep getting shorter. IBM&#39;s roadmap has them at 100,000+ qubits by 2033. Google&#39;s Willow chip already demonstrated error correction. Now, whether that&#39;s real enough to threaten ECDSA-based chains is debated. But the market tends to price these things once they move from &quot;theoretical risk&quot; to &quot;named technical response.&quot; Vitalik publishing an actual roadmap with specific cryptographic targets is that transition. The other thing happening simultaneously: the ETH Foundation is restructuring into what Vitalik called a &quot;smaller ship.&quot; Less overhead, more focused on protocol resilience and privacy. If you squint, these two moves together look like ETH preparing for a world where the competition isn&#39;t other L1s, it&#39;s external disruption. BTC doesn&#39;t have a quantum roadmap. Most L1s don&#39;t. If quantum resistance becomes a narrative in the next cycle (and I think it will once quantum computing hits mainstream tech coverage), the chains that have actual plans in place will get the premium. This isn&#39;t financial advice and I&#39;m not saying go buy ETH. I&#39;m saying the technical infrastructure discussion is shifting in ways that aren&#39;t showing up in price yet. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ConsiderationFit2353 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/vitalik-just-published-ethereums-quantum-resistance-roadmap-and-it-might-be-the-most-important-post-merge-development-nobodys-discussing</link><guid>853881</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Vitalik just published Ethereum's quantum resistance roadmap and it might be the most important post-merge development nobody's discussing.</dc:text></item><item><title>Inbound node connections, BIP322 - Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #406 Recap Podcast</title><description><![CDATA[ Oliver Gugger and 0xB10C joined Optech to discuss Newsletter #406: - Updates to BIP322&#39;s generic signed message format - TCP hole punching to help Bitcoin nodes behind home routers accept inbound connections - Changes to services and client software including Ibis Wallet, LDK Server, Mempool.space v3.3.0, and peer-observer P2P monitoring tooling - And more You can listen on our website: https://bitcoinops.org/en/podcast/2026/05/26/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6dZrINmR28FeFeiyX6E6gr Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bitcoin-optech-newsletter-406-recap/id1674626983?i=1000769691092 &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/bitschmidty [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/inbound-node-connections-bip322-bitcoin-optech-newsletter-406-recap-podcast</link><guid>853827</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Inbound node connections, BIP322 - Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #406 Recap Podcast</dc:text></item><item><title>Strive buys 1,109 bitcoins for roughly $85.4 million</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/CrossPuffs [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/strive-buys-1109-bitcoins-for-roughly-854-million</link><guid>853883</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Strive buys 1,109 bitcoins for roughly $85.4 million</dc:text></item><item><title>How to start investing in Crypto?</title><description><![CDATA[At the moment have some positions in stocks and ETFs but I want to put 20% of my capital in Crypto as I believe it’s going to be important in the future. I was thinking about DCAing into BTC and ETH or buying when the crypto fear and greed index reaches extreme fear. I was wondering if maybe there are some key price levels to buy at? In summary, I am a beginner to crypto and want to invest in the long term, how should I do it and what should I invest into? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Middle_Armadillo_841 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/how-to-start-investing-in-crypto</link><guid>853891</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>How to start investing in Crypto?</dc:text></item><item><title>~$440M of STRC is now sitting in DeFi protocols — and most MSTR holders haven't noticed where the secondary float is going</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MadSL1m [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/440m-of-strc-is-now-sitting-in-defi-protocols-and-most-mstr-holders-havent-noticed-where-the-secondary-float-is-going</link><guid>853879</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>~$440M of STRC is now sitting in DeFi protocols — and most MSTR holders haven't noticed where the secondary float is going</dc:text></item><item><title>Finally Added BIP39 passphrase ????</title><description><![CDATA[I always have a slight fear of compromising my metal seed backup and my whole stack can be compromised. So I just added a BIP39 passphrase purely with dice rolling entropy. Now I have some peace of mind.???? Now I&#39;ll keep a small balance in my original wallet as a decoy wallet and rest of my fund will be in this passphrase protected wallet.???? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Strange_Agent489 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/finally-added-bip39-passphrase</link><guid>853822</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Finally Added BIP39 passphrase ????</dc:text></item><item><title>Multibit HD wallet sync stuck at 80%</title><description><![CDATA[I am trying to restore my multibit HD wallet but the sync gets stuck at 80%. I have tried repair wallet. Any suggestions? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Whalebola [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/multibit-hd-wallet-sync-stuck-at-80</link><guid>853823</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Multibit HD wallet sync stuck at 80%</dc:text></item><item><title>I Sold All My Crypto At A Loss To Buy Stocks</title><description><![CDATA[I’ve made money from crypto before, specifically from Solana, but the rest, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Fantom, XRP, and Shiba (throws up in mouth) have all made me lose money. And I genuinely held for YEARS. I had the mindset of, “If I don’t sell it then it won’t be at a loss, if I wait long enough then it will go back up.” So I held for years. I was a good boy with diamond hands instead of wet paper bag hands. Until I saw a comment that really opened my eyes. It said, “So your strategy is to buy high and never sell?” A month ago, before selling my crypto, I decided to try my hand at buying stocks in a brokerage account. Specifically Ai stocks, like Micron and SanDisk. SanDisk is now up 72% for me and Micron is up 54% with gains of 16% today. I could only watch my stock investments go up, and crypto go down more so much before I decided to sell the crypto. At first I was like, “I’ll just wait until my crypto breaks even, then I’ll sell it and put it into stocks.” Then I realized . . . Why am I waiting for crypto to go back up while I’m literally watching my stock investments go up in front of my eye? Anywho, figured I’d share my experience, and while this is not financial advice, I hope it will help some of you guys make money. Best of luck friends. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/baller4ever87 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-sold-all-my-crypto-at-a-loss-to-buy-stocks</link><guid>853734</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I Sold All My Crypto At A Loss To Buy Stocks</dc:text></item><item><title>Please post your biggest crypto liquidations</title><description><![CDATA[I lost everything trading futures. Feeling at my lowest. I need some motivation to recover and start new. Please post your crypto liquidations. How did it feel when you got email from Binance/coinbase? Did you get liquidated in Binance 10/11? How did you bounce back? Please give some motivation. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Ok-Atmosphere-6315 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/please-post-your-biggest-crypto-liquidations</link><guid>853733</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Please post your biggest crypto liquidations</dc:text></item><item><title>Need help finding withdraw address</title><description><![CDATA[Hey so I recently opened an account with Kraken and I’m finding it hard to withdraw as it’s asking me to add a withdraw address. I don’t know what this is, how to find one and where to find one. Thanks &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/No-Junket5279 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/need-help-finding-withdraw-address</link><guid>853824</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Need help finding withdraw address</dc:text></item><item><title>Difficulties sending money to crypto exchanges</title><description><![CDATA[Any recommendations to send/withdraw fiat currency to crypto exchanges? After examining our various banks&#39; T&amp;C more closely, using them to fund crypto purchases is expressly forbidden. Something along the lines of: &quot;You may not use our account/services to buy, sell, trade, or transfer crypto / to or from crypto exchanges.&quot; Furthermore, the banks that are more permissive to transfers to crypto exchanges tend to have higher stated fees or hidden fees (in spreads). Conversely, banks with very low fees tend to forbid crypto. Presumably because those fees pay for higher AML/KYC checks? Any tips on finding banks which are friendly towards crypto? Are they generally smaller banks? Or newer banks? Or big banks? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/FusionStarFire [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/difficulties-sending-money-to-crypto-exchanges</link><guid>853825</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Difficulties sending money to crypto exchanges</dc:text></item><item><title>Helium Mobile CEO Calls Free Users “Parasites” - ends free and low-cost plans</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/WendyDumpsterFire [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/helium-mobile-ceo-calls-free-users-parasites-ends-free-and-low-cost-plans</link><guid>853731</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Helium Mobile CEO Calls Free Users “Parasites” - ends free and low-cost plans</dc:text></item><item><title>MicroStrategy spends 60% of cash reserves to pay back $1.5B of convertible debt. Now only has $0.87B cash left (which only covers 6.1 months of STRC dividends) for the remaining $6.7B of debt.</title><description><![CDATA[ Microstrategy just paid off $1.5B of their $8.2B convertible debt, and they did it by spending $1.38 of $2.25B (60%) of their remaining cash reserves. The good news for Bitcoiners is that they did it without selling BTC. The bad news for Bitcoiners is that they now only have $0.87B of cash left, and might be forced to sell BTC in the near future at less opportune timing in a bear market. Until they replenish the reserve, this cash reserve now provides only 6 months of STRC dividends (it was 1.5 years before). &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/HSuke [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/microstrategy-spends-60-of-cash-reserves-to-pay-back-15b-of-convertible-debt-now-only-has-087b-cash-left-which-only-covers-61-months-of-strc-dividends-for-the-remaining-67b-of-debt</link><guid>853729</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>MicroStrategy spends 60% of cash reserves to pay back $1.5B of convertible debt. Now only has $0.87B cash left (which only covers 6.1 months of STRC dividends) for the remaining $6.7B of debt.</dc:text></item><item><title>Crypto Industry Fights Senator Warren's Claim That Coinbase, Ripple Bank Charter Approvals Are Illegal</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/kirtash93 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/crypto-industry-fights-senator-warrens-claim-that-coinbase-ripple-bank-charter-approvals-are-illegal</link><guid>853732</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Crypto Industry Fights Senator Warren's Claim That Coinbase, Ripple Bank Charter Approvals Are Illegal</dc:text></item><item><title>I know why it’s (WLD) rising and will continue…</title><description><![CDATA[The upcoming OpenAI IPO! Since Altman owns this project as well, it’s serving as a proxy. Enjoy! ???????????? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/illrap [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-know-why-its-wld-rising-and-will-continue</link><guid>853735</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I know why it’s (WLD) rising and will continue…</dc:text></item><item><title>Once you realize there is a database 600+ dead fiat currencies and why they collapsed. Bitcoin starts making a lot more sense.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AlonShvarts [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/once-you-realize-there-is-a-database-600-dead-fiat-currencies-and-why-they-collapsed-bitcoin-starts-making-a-lot-more-sense</link><guid>853708</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Once you realize there is a database 600+ dead fiat currencies and why they collapsed. Bitcoin starts making a lot more sense.</dc:text></item><item><title>Satoshi’s 1.1 million bitcoin and millions more can be saved from quantum attack, says expert</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Mattie_Kadlec [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/satoshis-11-million-bitcoin-and-millions-more-can-be-saved-from-quantum-attack-says-expert</link><guid>853730</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Satoshi’s 1.1 million bitcoin and millions more can be saved from quantum attack, says expert</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin wants you to cut in line: the mempool, visualized.</title><description><![CDATA[Every Bitcoin node maintains its own mempool, the holding area for transactions that have been broadcast but not yet mined. There is no single global &quot;the&quot; mempool. Your tx spreads between them in seconds. Inside one mempool: transactions sort by fee rate, not by arrival order. A tx that broadcasts ten minutes later but pays a higher sat/vB jumps ahead of one that arrived first. Highest rate, first served. What happens to the cheap ones? Most of them mine eventually, they just wait longer. The mempool drains as blocks come in, and the fee floor drops with it. A 1-5 sat/vB tx that doesn&#39;t mine in the next block usually mines within the next dozen. What about txs below the floor that never make it? After two weeks, the mempool evicts them. But the bitcoin stays in your wallet, the sender retains full custody, and you can rebroadcast at a higher rate. It mines in the next available block. I just shipped episode 7 of the LearnBitcoin.com rabbit-hole series: The Mempool. Includes a ~one-minute visual walkthrough of the full lifecycle - broadcast, propagation, fee-rate sorting, mining, eviction, rebroadcast. Check it out: https://www.learnbitcoin.com/rabbit-hole/mempool Let me know if something or missing or wrong. Open source. Bitcoin only. No bullshit. Have fun. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/LearnBitcoinCom [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-wants-you-to-cut-in-line-the-mempool-visualized</link><guid>853712</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin wants you to cut in line: the mempool, visualized.</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin Newcomers FAQ - Please read!</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the /r/Bitcoin Newcomers FAQ You&#39;ve probably been hearing a lot about Bitcoin recently and are wondering what&#39;s the big deal? Most of your questions should be answered by the resources below but if you have additional questions feel free to ask them in the comments. It all started with the release of Satoshi Nakamoto&#39;s whitepaper however that will probably go over the head of most readers so we recommend the following articles/books/videos as a good starting point for understanding how Bitcoin works and a little about its long term potential: Article: The Bullish Case for Bitcoin Book: The Bitcoin Standard - or download a free copy here Video 1: An introduction to Bitcoin - Wences Casares Video 2: The Stories We Tell About Money - Andreas Antonopoulos Video 3: The Bitcoin Standard - Saifdean Ammous Video 4: Bitcoin 101 - Balaji Srinivasan Some other great educational resources include; The Satoshi Nakamoto Institute (check them out!) Swan Bitcoin Canon Michael Saylor&#39;s Hope.com and &quot;Bitcoin for Everybody&quot;&#39; course Bitcoinfo.org resource page Gigi&#39;s resource page James D&#39;Angelo&#39;s Bitcoin 101 Blackboard series Parker Lewis&#39;s Gradually Then Suddenly series Some Bitcoin statistics can be found here (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9). A Reading List of Advanced Bitcoin Books The statewide Bitcoin strategic reserve race If you are technically or academically inclined check out; Developer resources (1, 2) Peer-reviewed research papers Course lectures from both MIT and Princeton Future protocol improvements and scaling resources. MicroStrategy&#39;s Bitcoin for Corporations is an excellent open source series on corporate legal and financial Bitcoin integration. You can also see the number of times Bitcoin was declared dead by the media (LOL!) Key properties of Bitcoin Limited Supply - There will only ever be a maximum of 21,000,000 bitcoins created and they are issued in a predictable fashion per the inflation schedule. Once they are all issued Bitcoin will be truly deflationary. The halving countdown tells you approximately how much time until the next block reward halving. Open source - Bitcoin code is fully auditable. You can read and contribute to the source code yourself. Accountable - The public ledger is transparent, all transactions are seen by everyone. Decentralized - Bitcoin is globally distributed across thousands of nodes with no single point of failure and as such can&#39;t be shut down similar to how Bittorrent works. You can even run a node on a Raspberry Pi. Censorship resistant - No one can prevent you from interacting with the Bitcoin network and no one can censor, alter or block transactions that they disagree with, see Operation Chokepoint. Push system - There are no chargebacks in Bitcoin because only the person who owns the address where the bitcoin resides has the authority to move them. Borderless - No country can stop it from going in/out, even in areas currently unserved by traditional banking as the ledger is globally distributed. Trustless - Bitcoin solved the Byzantine&#39;s Generals Problem which means nobody needs to trust anybody for it to work. Pseudonymous - No need to expose personal information when purchasing with cash or transacting. Secure - Blocks and transactions are cryptographically secured (using hashes and signatures) and can’t be brute forced or confiscated with proper key management such as hardware wallets. Programmable - Individual units of bitcoin can be programmed to transfer based on certain criteria being met Divisible - Each bitcoin can be divided down to 8 decimals, which means you don&#39;t have to worry about buying an entire bitcoin. Nearly instant - From a few seconds on the Lightning Network to a few minutes on-chain depending on need for confirmations. Transactions are irreversible by normal users after one confirmation and irreversible by anyone (including miners) after 6 confirmations. Peer-to-peer - No intermediaries taking a cut, no need for trusted third parties. Designed Money - Bitcoin was created to fit all the fundamental properties of money better than gold or fiat. Portable - Bitcoin are digital so they are easier to move than cash or gold. They can be transported by simply carrying a seed (a string of 12 to 24 words) on a device or by memorizing it for wallet recovery (while cool, memorizing is generally not recommended due to potential for forgetting the seed and the potential for insecure key generation by inexperienced users. Hardware wallets are the preferred method for most users for their ease of use and additional security). Low fee scaling - Most wallets calculate on chain fees automatically but you can view fee estimates and mempool activity if you want to set your fee manually. On chain fees may rise occasionally due to network demand, however instant micropayments that do not require confirmations are happening via the Lightning Network, an open source second layer payment protocol built on top of the Bitcoin blockchain. The Lightning Network enables Bitcoin users to instantly send and receive bitcoin with fees so low that they are negligible. Scalable - While the protocol is still being optimized for increased transaction capacity, blockchains do not scale very well, so most transaction volume is expected to occur on Layer 2 networks built on top of Bitcoin. Where can I buy bitcoin? Bitcoin.org and BuyBitcoinWorldwide.com are helpful sites for beginners. You can buy or sell any amount of bitcoin (even just a few dollars worth) and there are several easy methods to purchase bitcoin with cash, credit card or bank transfer. Some of the more popular places to buy bitcoin are listed below. Strike Cash App Swan River Financial Bull Bitcoin Bitcoin Well Relai LibertyX CoinCorner Bisq (decentralized &amp; P2P) HodlHodl (P2P) List of peer-to-peer exchanges Debifi (non-custodial lending) You can also purchase in cash with local ATMs. If you would like your paycheck automatically converted to bitcoin try Bitwage. Note: Bitcoin are valued at whatever market price people are willing to pay for them in balancing act of supply vs demand. Unlike traditional markets, bitcoin markets operate 24 hours per day, 365 days per year. Securing your bitcoin With Bitcoin you can &quot;Be your own bank&quot; and personally secure your bitcoin OR you can use third party companies aka &quot;Bitcoin banks&quot; which will hold your bitcoin for you. If you prefer to &quot;Be your own bank&quot; and have direct control over your coins without having to use a trusted third party, then you will need to create your own wallet and keep it secure. If you want easy and secure storage without having to learn best computer security practices, then a hardware wallet such as a BitBox02, Trezor, ColdCard, or Blockstream Jade is recommended. You can even build your own open source hardware wallets called a SeedSigner or Krux. If you cannot afford a hardware wallet there are many software wallet options to choose from depending on your use case. Mobile wallets like BlueWallet are generally more secure than desktop wallets. Beware of fake mobile wallets and check reviews from reputable Bitcoin websites. Avoid paper wallets or brain wallets. If you prefer to work with third party &quot;Bitcoin banks&quot; to set up a collaborative custody arrangement, try Unchained Capital but be aware that any third party you use exposes you to third party risk. There is a saying in the community, &quot;Not your keys, not your coins&quot;. Note: For increased security, use Two Factor Authentication (2FA) everywhere it is offered, including email! 2FA requires a second confirmation code or a physical security key to access your account making it much harder for thieves to gain access. Google Authenticator and Authy are the two most popular 2FA services, download links are below. Make sure you create backups of your 2FA codes. Avoid using your cell number for 2FA. Hackers have been using a technique called &quot;SIM swapping&quot; to impersonate users and steal bitcoin off exchanges. Google Auth Authy OTP Auth Android Android N/A iOS iOS iOS Physical security keys (FIDO U2F) offer stronger security than Google Auth / Authy and other TOTP-based apps, because the secret code never leaves the device and it uses bi-directional authentication so it prevents phishing. If you lose the device though, you could lose access to your account, so always use 2 or more security keys with a given account so you have backups. See Yubikey or Titan to purchase security keys. Running Bitcoin You can run Bitcoin node software by downloading and installing Bitcoin Core or other node software you have vetted. It is a best practice to verify these Bitcoin node programs you download by checking their hashes and signatures. Don&#39;t Trust, Verify. https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/releases https://bitcoincore.org https://bitcoin.org/en/bitcoin-core/ A verified Bitcoin node running on your own hardware is your sovereign gateway to the Bitcoin network. They can be used alongside open source software wallets to send and receive Bitcoin securely. By running your own Bitcoin node, you enforce the Bitcoin ruleset, can verify transactions without trusted 3rd party middlemen, improve your Bitcoin privacy, obtain independence with local access to blockchain data, and help bolster the robustness of the Bitcoin network. By running a Bitcoin node, you are verifying that Bitcoin is Bitcoin for yourself. For more details on running a Bitcoin node see this article. For wallets used alongside your Bitcoin node: If your Bitcoin wallet software is fully open source and Bitcoin-only, then it is probably a decent wallet. Some popular examples include sparrow wallet and electrum wallet, both of which you can connect to your own locally run Bitcoin node, and use with most Bitcoin Hardware Wallets. Watch out for scams As mentioned above, Bitcoin is decentralized, which by definition means there is no official website or Twitter handle or spokesperson or CEO. However, all money attracts thieves. This combination unfortunately results in scammers running official sounding names or pretending to be an authority on YouTube or social media. Many scammers throughout the years have claimed to be the inventor of Bitcoin. Websites like bitcoin(dot)com and the r / btc subreddit are active scams. Almost all altcoins are marketed heavily with big promises but are really just designed to separate you from your bitcoin. So be careful: any resource, including all linked in this document, may in the future turn evil. As they say in our community, &quot;Don&#39;t trust, verify&quot;. Avoid using ad-based search engines like Google or Yahoo: ads are shown based on how much the advertiser bids, and scammers can easily outbid legitimate providers for ad space, since immoral ways of earning money are far more lucrative than moral ways. Use DuckDuckGo instead, which has no ads, and never tracks you as well. Ignore private messages offering services. Never enter your seed words in a website of any kind. Hardware wallets will recover by displaying possible seed words on their own interface, never on a website. Always check addresses on your hardware wallet before sending or receiving. Some malware has been known to replace addresses in your web browser or that you copy-and-paste. Avoid clicking on links like that look like links, such as https://www.google.com/, without first hovering over it and actually checking where they go to. Just because a link is labelled with an HTTPS address does not mean it actually sends you to that address. It is trivial for someone to comment a link on Reddit that looks like it will send you to one website when it actually sends you to another, and you might not notice the difference until a scammer has gotten all your money, or you have downloaded and installed software that steals your money. Common Bitcoin Myths Often the same concerns arise about Bitcoin from newcomers. Questions such as: Will quantum computers break Bitcoin? Will governments ban Bitcoin? Is Bitcoin a Ponzi scheme? All of these questions have been answered many times by a variety of people. Here are some resources where you can see if your concern has been answered: Common Bitcoin Myths Gradually, Then Suddenly Every Reason Bitcoin Will Not Fail The Best Articles Debunking Bitcoin FUD Why Bitcoin is Not a Ponzi Scheme: Point by Point Where can I spend bitcoin? Check out Travala, or Coinmap for a plethora of merchant options. You can also spend bitcoin anywhere Visa is accepted with bitcoin debit cards such as the CashApp card, Fold card or other bitcoin debit cards. Some other useful site are listed below. Store Product Coincards.com, Bitrefill, Gyft, and Fold App Gift cards for thousands of retailers worldwide including Amazon, Target, Walmart, Starbucks, Whole Foods, CVS, Lowes, Home Depot, iTunes, Best Buy, Sears, Kohls, eBay, GameStop, etc. Overstock, and The Bitcoin Directory Retail shopping with millions of results NewEgg and Dell For all your electronics needs Bitrefill, Bylls, LivingRoomofSatoshi, Swapin and Coins.ph Bill payment Menufy and Takeaway Takeout delivered to your door Expedia, Cheapair, Destinia, SkyTours, the Travel category on Gyft and 9flats For when you need to get away Cryptostorm, Mullvad, and PIA VPN services Namecheap, Porkbun Domain name registration Stampnik Discounted USPS Priority, Express, First-Class mail postage There are also lots of charities which accept bitcoin donations. Merchant Resources There are several benefits to accepting bitcoin as a payment option if you are a merchant; 1-3% savings over credit cards or PayPal. No chargebacks (final settlement in 10 minutes as opposed to 3+ months). Accept business from a global customer base. Convert 100% of the sale to the currency of your choice for deposit to your account, or choose to keep a percentage of the sale in bitcoin if you wish to begin accumulating it. If you are interested in accepting bitcoin as a payment method, there are several options available; BTCPay Server Zaprite Square cash Stripe Blockonomics (direct to your wallet) CoinCorner Checkout Can I mine bitcoin? Mining bitcoin can be a fun learning experience, but be aware that you will most likely operate at a loss. Newcomers are often advised to stay away from mining unless they are only interested in it as a hobby similar to folding at home. If you want to learn more about mining you can read the mining FAQ. Still have mining questions? The crew at /r/BitcoinMining would be happy to help you out. If you want to contribute to the Bitcoin network by hosting the blockchain and propagating transactions there are many great resources you can use to run a full node. You can view the global distribution of reachable Bitcoin nodes on this webpage. Earning bitcoin Just like any other form of money, you can also earn bitcoin by being paid to do a job. Site Description WorkingForBitcoins, Bitwage, Coinality, Bitgigs, /r/Jobs4Bitcoins Freelancing Lolli Earn bitcoin when you shop online! You can also earn bitcoin by participating as a market maker on JoinMarket by allowing users to perform CoinJoin transactions with your bitcoin for a small fee (requires you to already have some bitcoin). Bitcoin-Related Projects The following is a short list of ongoing projects that might be worth taking a look at if you are interested in current development in the Bitcoin space. Project Description Lightning Network Second layer scaling Liquid and Rootstock Sidechains Hivemind Prediction markets DropZone and Beaver Decentralized markets JoinMarket, JAM app and Wasabi CoinJoin implementation Peer-to-Peer Exchanges Peer-to-peer exchanges Keybase Identity &amp; Reputation management Abra Global P2P money transmitter network Bitcore Open source Bitcoin javascript library Bitcoin Knots A Bitcoin Node (Within Consensus Fork of Bitcoin Core) Bitcoin Units One bitcoin is worth quite a lot (thousands of £/$/€), so people often deal in smaller units. The most common subunits are listed below: Unit Symbol Value Info bitcoin BTC 1 bitcoin one bitcoin is equal to 100 million satoshis millibitcoin mBTC 1,000 per bitcoin used as default unit in Electrum wallet bit μBTC 1,000,000 per bitcoin colloquial &quot;slang&quot; term for microbitcoin satoshi sat 100,000,000 per bitcoin smallest unit in bitcoin, named after the inventor For example, assuming an arbitrary exchange rate of $10,000 for one bitcoin, a $10 meal would equal: 0.001 BTC 1 mBTC 1,000 bits 100,000 sats For more information check out the bitcoin units wiki. Still have questions? Feel free to ask in the comments below or stick around for our weekly Mentor Monday thread. If you decide to post a question in /r/Bitcoin, please use the search bar to see if it has been answered before, and remember to follow the community rules outlined on the sidebar to receive a better response. The mods are busy helping manage our community, so please do not message them unless you notice problems with the functionality of the subreddit. Note: This is a community created FAQ. If you notice anything missing from the FAQ or that requires clarification, you can edit it here and it will be included in the next revision pending approval. Welcome to the Bitcoin community and the new decentralized economy! Please note that this thread will be moderated and non-constructive comments will be removed. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Fiach_Dubh [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-newcomers-faq-please-read</link><guid>854239</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin Newcomers FAQ - Please read!</dc:text></item><item><title>Nuovo qui</title><description><![CDATA[Ho iniziato a fare HODL da poco ma sono abbastanza informato su bitcoin e la self custody, tanto da prendere subito un cold wallet bitbox per custodire le mie monete. Leggendo qualche post qui però mi è venuto un dubbio, che accortezza devo avere se volessi spostare il mio wallet altrove? Magari su un ledger? Leggevo che c’è il rischio di trovare il conto a 0, ma in base a cosa? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Ok-Necessary-7637 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/nuovo-qui</link><guid>853714</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Nuovo qui</dc:text></item><item><title>Crypto Whales sit on the most auditable wealth ever created and can't always get a bank account.</title><description><![CDATA[Certain crypto whales are in a peculiar position. They hold wealth that is, by every technical measure, more auditable than any traditional asset: every transaction, every wallet, every transfer sits on a public ledger any compliance officer can read. Yet banks sometimes treat incoming fiat from a crypto exchange as radioactive. The actual friction point for crypto whales banking isn&#39;t account opening. The issue is Source of Wealth and Source of Funds, the moment compliance asks how the money was made and where your money came from. That&#39;s what the compliance department at the bank is built to verify: clean funds, no laundering risk. Typical profiles affected: Early miners (solo and pool) with missing intermediary wallets or original receiving wallets BTC bought pre-2015 on exchanges that no longer exist (BTC-e, Cryptopia, Mt. Gox, etc) Algo/high frequency traders with thousands/millions of executions across exchanges and on-chain DeFi users with activity across chains, bridges, LPs, farms ETH ICO and token sale participants LocalBitcoins and other P2P buyers Privacy-coin holders with limited on-chain visibility People paid in BTC for services or businesses years ago People with &quot;tainted&quot; funds because they interacted with &quot;high risk&quot; counterparties For traditional wealth, profiles give documents compliance has processed for decades: payslips, business sale agreements, inheritance docs, property transactions, audited accounts. The issue with crypto is that compliance is not used to dealing with type of source of funds/wealth, and they are usually not trained/comfortable to understand it or have the tools be able to validate it. The irony is that most of what compliance actually needs already exists. On-chain history is complete and public. Active exchange accounts retain trade history, deposit and withdrawal logs, and fiat funding records. Operational mining pools still hold payout histories; solo miners have block rewards visible directly on chain. Transaction history, address provenance, timestamps are all verifiable on demand. The real gaps are narrow: dead exchanges (trading data unavailable), wallets abandoned a decade ago, undocumented P2P trades. These usually need &quot;risk mitigation&quot; to be accepted. A bit of unsolicited advice for anyone in this position: talk to the bank before cashing out, not after. Ask explicitly what they need for Source of Wealth and Source of Funds. Requirements vary bank to bank and some won&#39;t accept crypto-origin funds at all, regardless of documentation. Better to find that out before the wire moves than after. Over the past few years plenty of banks have become more crypto-friendly. But this is still a real obstacle for holders worldwide. When does the rest of the industry catch up? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/alt-co [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/crypto-whales-sit-on-the-most-auditable-wealth-ever-created-and-cant-always-get-a-bank-account</link><guid>853600</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Crypto Whales sit on the most auditable wealth ever created and can't always get a bank account.</dc:text></item><item><title>Using Bitcoin as collateral for a loan to buy more Bitcoin</title><description><![CDATA[Has anyone here tried using their BTC as collateral for a loan to buy more bitcoin? I&#39;m considering doing this at an APR of 11.5% in expectation that price outperforms this over 12 months. 50% LTV, no monthly repayments. I know a lot of people are anti leverage, but I&#39;m interested in hearing from anyone who&#39;s done this before. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Hehehe1000 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/using-bitcoin-as-collateral-for-a-loan-to-buy-more-bitcoin</link><guid>853710</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Using Bitcoin as collateral for a loan to buy more Bitcoin</dc:text></item><item><title>What was the first crypto you ever bought, and do you still hold it?</title><description><![CDATA[Mine was BTC, fomo totally. I just bought because everyone kept saying “Bitcoin is the future.” I still keep it now, mostly as a long-term hold rather than something I trade. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Halyth2705 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/what-was-the-first-crypto-you-ever-bought-and-do-you-still-hold-it</link><guid>853711</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What was the first crypto you ever bought, and do you still hold it?</dc:text></item><item><title>If you could go back to your first day in crypto, what would you warn yourself about?</title><description><![CDATA[I’d tell myself not to chase every coin people are hyping on Twitter. Also, learn wallet security early. I spent too much time looking for the “next 100x” and not enough time understanding seed phrases, approvals, and fake links. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Halyth2705 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/if-you-could-go-back-to-your-first-day-in-crypto-what-would-you-warn-yourself-about</link><guid>853599</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>If you could go back to your first day in crypto, what would you warn yourself about?</dc:text></item><item><title>ETH is going down down down based on historical data</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Talento90 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/eth-is-going-down-down-down-based-on-historical-data</link><guid>853596</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>ETH is going down down down based on historical data</dc:text></item><item><title>Son of High-Profile North Korean Defector Indicted in $1.1mn Crypto Fraud</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/JAYCAZ1 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/son-of-high-profile-north-korean-defector-indicted-in-11mn-crypto-fraud</link><guid>853597</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Son of High-Profile North Korean Defector Indicted in $1.1mn Crypto Fraud</dc:text></item><item><title>Bond Yields at Multi-Year Highs Signal Bitcoin Supercycle, Analyst Says</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EvelynClede [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bond-yields-at-multi-year-highs-signal-bitcoin-supercycle-analyst-says</link><guid>853709</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bond Yields at Multi-Year Highs Signal Bitcoin Supercycle, Analyst Says</dc:text></item><item><title>You could self custody</title><description><![CDATA[You can learn, and you can do it, why not? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/you-could-self-custody</link><guid>853715</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>You could self custody</dc:text></item><item><title>**UFW Firewall guide for Bitcoin/Lightning nodes — what to open, what to never touch**</title><description><![CDATA[Posted a new guide in my sovereign-linux-tools repo. The short version: most nodes I&#39;ve seen have no firewall configured at all. Default Linux accepts connections on every port. The guide covers: - Default policies (deny incoming is the only sane starting point) - Exactly which ports to expose: 8333 for Bitcoin P2P, 9735 for LND P2P - What to never expose: RPC (8332), LND gRPC (10009), REST (8080) - SSH tunnel pattern for remote gRPC access instead of opening the port - Rate limiting + Fail2ban on Ubuntu 24 (there&#39;s a known issue with banaction that breaks banning after enabling UFW) - nmap audit command to verify what&#39;s actually visible from outside All commands are copy-paste ready, tested on Ubuntu 24 LTS. Repo: https://github.com/shadowbipnode/sovereign-linux-tools Feedback welcome — especially if you run a different stack (CLN, Umbrel, etc.) and the port list needs expanding. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Large-Cress900 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/ufw-firewall-guide-for-bitcoinlightning-nodes-what-to-open-what-to-never-touch</link><guid>853713</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>**UFW Firewall guide for Bitcoin/Lightning nodes — what to open, what to never touch**</dc:text></item><item><title>This guy was mining 1 bitcoin per day in 2013</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Necessary-Swan-5764 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/this-guy-was-mining-1-bitcoin-per-day-in-2013</link><guid>853571</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>This guy was mining 1 bitcoin per day in 2013</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, May 26, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank you! If you don&#39;t get an answer to your question, you can try phrasing it differently or commenting again tomorrow. Please check the previous discussion thread for unanswered questions. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rBitcoinMod [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-may-26-2026</link><guid>853569</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, May 26, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Future of BTC/ALTS, Tax requirements, Ban Lists, Wallet-Identify Exposure, Small Spending Privacy.</title><description><![CDATA[I have these thoughts on crypto regulation for anti-money laundering and tax purposes. I know little of the current political space. Just speculation. 1. Anonymity of small transactions could become less private. Government mandate reporting of personal addresses for tax paying purposes. Exchanges reports trades and outflows to nominated addresses. If a government says transactions for personal use under a limit, such as 10k, are tax-free. Your only purpose for wanting an anonymous wallet is to circumvent tax on purchases over 10K, except most assets at this size require POI/KYC OR for small transaction privacy conerns i will talk about further down. Government will require business wallet addresses to be reported. They can then link all Citizens with small spending habits. If you purchase from a marketing company (Fb, Google etc), or one that sells data to a data broker, if the marketing company/broker then collects a list of business addresses, they can see your spending habits (not individual items, just cost at a shop). This also means these companies can identify big fish (large investors, founders, insiders) and track their trades, or spending habits for geo-tracking and corporate espionage (im sure the potential exists). 2. Wallet address + Identity Association - Security and CBDC Roles If these marketing companies/broker, government, or any company that registers your identity with wallet address is hacked. You are open to hacking (social engineering/phishing emails/sim swap 2FA/kidnapping/blackmail/Scams). A bank would normally protect/manage compromised accounts. Now it&#39;s up to you. If a service like haveibeenpwned.com existed for these exposed links (identity+wallet) you would need to transfer funds to a new wallet, but it would be on the ledger. So you would rely on a tumbler, monero, or what i believe will happen. A CBDC funds exchange service. You send them your funds from a compromised account, using them like a VPN privacy layer (as their ledger is private), then they send funds to nominated new wallet address. 3. Integration of these concerns and BAN lists If private and business wallets are recorded by government, they may choose to use BAN address lists. To prevent tax avoidance and crime. They may even say &quot;If its not registered it is banned, until it is registered&quot;. In this senario it would make BTC/ALTS banned from direct purchasing of goods and services unless there was a new protocol layer to cross-reference with updated BAN lists. More likely they will require BTC conversion via lightning to CBDC smart contract at the terminal to accept or deny based on registering status of the wallet address. Meaning the bank will still see your every small transaction, and will likely take a fee as well. It&#39;d be difficult to implement this for just 1 country as travellers would be restricted to traditional currency systems. Unless. It works into the current SWIFT network of participating banks in many countries. So again the banks see all, the government controls functionality of funds: You own it in cold wallets, but they restrict where you can use it. 4. Banks, CBDC and loans Banks need peoples money in storage - so they can create loans with fractional reserve lending. If they have less in the bank, less loans, so naturally they will subsidise some of this loss by becoming a payment processor. Maybe Crypto Staking pools will be allowed with 3rd parties, or even banks! But IMO the government like small number of big entities for &#39;easier&#39; regulation. There is worry of how smaller businesses might manage risk profiles A+, A, B etc... lumping of credit loans (GFC crash). This may be a way they can recuperate bank balances for loan creation from staking. Or time-release smart contracts so you can still withdraw funds slowly during a crisis instead of a pure bank hold, so you own the funds in a private key, its access is blocked for a certain time after request which allows banks some time and less risk to offer loans with their fractional reserve requirements. TLDR; How this may look. You store in cold wallets. So banks cannot with-hold withdrawals in a time of crisis or market upheaval. But the government now can BAN you based on changing aggressiveness and thresholds for applying BAN lists to prevent circumventing tax, money-laundering and crime proceeds. They can also see your spending habits at retailers which they were not privvy to previously unless they Audited you. Hackers and Marketing Companies know even more about you. Marketing companies that associate identity to personal wallet addresses can compare to Business Address registers, and now also have personal spending habit data, can identify big fish for insider trading and corporate espionage. If government force a BTC to CBDC conversion at payment terminals to compare to the BAN lists, banks will then see all spending data, again, and likely charge as a payment processor due to less people holding CBDC/Fiat in their Bank accounts (if in cold wallet opposed to multi-crypto friendly banking wallets). Loaning systems with the banks is disrupted which will affect economies if 3rd party solutions are created and regulated. Any compromise of your account requires a CBDC privacy fund transfer service to a new wallet, or tumbler or monero. Banks if multi-cryto friendly would be able to control your funds. Unless they designed a delay-released of funds protocols for parking crypto assets in you bank account, which reduces bank risk profile to use that capital to create loans. While maintaining some ability to hold ownership based on a smart contract without them halting it until they feel like it. Thoughts? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Melodic-Vegetable374 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/future-of-btcalts-tax-requirements-ban-lists-wallet-identify-exposure-small-spending-privacy</link><guid>853598</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Future of BTC/ALTS, Tax requirements, Ban Lists, Wallet-Identify Exposure, Small Spending Privacy.</dc:text></item><item><title>How Agentic AI, Deep Liquidity Markets, and Crypto Infrastructure Are Birthing a Multi-Trillion Dollar Machine Macroeconomy</title><description><![CDATA[Hey everyone, I’ve been spending the last few months diving deep into the structural intersection of LLMs, automated order book mechanics, and decentralized networks. I think we need to look past surface-level AI wrappers, speculative trading bots, and basic web-scraping scripts if we are to come to the truth about where we are in the timeline here. We are standing on the edge of a massive structural shift: the absolute economic convergence of Agentic AI &amp; Financial Markets using crypto as the its main economic force. Here is a comprehensive breakdown of how this machine-to-machine (M2M) ecosystem is being built, the protocols driving it, and how it will fundamentally transform algorithmic trading forever. 1. The Bottleneck: Economic Containment We are quickly moving past chat interfaces into the era of Agentic AI, autonomous software entities capable of multi-step reasoning, independent planning, and long-term task execution. However, as these systems enter the real world, they face a critical problem: fiat financial systems cannot handle them. An autonomous AI agent cannot open a traditional bank account, pass standard corporate KYC (Know Your Customer) checks, or hold a standard corporate credit card without introducing massive operational and security risks. Giving an uncontained software script access to a corporate bank API creates a risk of unbounded financial loss if the model experiences a logic loop hallucination or compromises its API key. Furthermore, traditional credit cards charge flat baseline fees (e.g., $0.30 + 2.9%), rendering micro-cents or per-token streaming payments mathematically impossible. The solution? Crypto rails. Decentralized networks provide the native, trustless, and programmable payment architecture that treats software agents as first-class economic actors. 2. The Multi-Chain Machine Stack An agent economy cannot exist on a single blockchain because no single architecture excels at everything. Instead, we are seeing the emergence of a highly integrated, specialized multi-chain hardware and software stack The Layer Breakdown: Intelligence Production: Bittensor (TAO) commoditizes machine learning capabilities through continuous cryptographic competition across specialized subnets. Agents tap into Bittensor as a decentralized, censorship-resistant API brain. The Execution Engines: Internet Computer Protocol (ICP) allows large language models and agent business logic to run completely on-chain inside Canister smart contracts, removing external cloud dependencies. Meanwhile, there is NEAR Protocol, which uses Chain Abstraction to handle background routing and multi-chain signing across Ethereum, Solana, and Bitcoin smoothly. Privacy &amp; Key Isolation: Phala Network (PHA) and platforms like Venice AI (VVV) leverage Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) (hardware enclaves like Intel TDX and NVIDIA Confidential Computing). This ensures an agent&#39;s internal reasoning weights, private keys, and data inputs are completely encrypted and invisible to the physical server host. The Identity &amp; Payment Foundations: Kite AI (KITE) uses its SPACE framework and Agent Passport system to establish secure machine identities via BIP-32 hierarchical derivation, cleanly separating human root ownership from delegated spending constraints (e.g., hard-capping an agent&#39;s wallet to a maximum spend of $5/hour). The raw computing silicon powering this infrastructure is leased permissionlessly from open GPU marketplaces like Akash Network (AKT). Coordination &amp; Asset Co-ownership: Autonolas (OLAS) coordinates complex agent clusters off-chain while maintaining verifiable states on-chain, while Virtuals Protocol (VIRTUAL) allows consumer-facing agents to establish autonomous digital brands with fractionalized co-ownership tokens. 3. The Metamorphosis of Algorithmic Trading This convergence shifts algorithmic trading from static, hardcoded quantitative models to dynamic, context-aware reasoning engines. Legacy quant models are highly efficient at time-series calculations, but they are completely blind to contextual shifts. A TEE-secured agentic trading setup continually ingests multi-source unstructured data, such as social sentiment, breaking macroeconomic headlines, on-chain wallet tracking, and liquidity pool imbalances. Instead of waiting for a rigid mathematical cross, the agent uses internal chain-of-thought logic to evaluate structural chart mechanics like Inner Circle Trader (ICT) Market Maker Models (MMXM) or multi-timeframe Fair Value Gaps (FVG) with human-like contextual understanding, executing complex multi-step capital hedges at machine-scale speeds. 4. The Structural Tradeoffs &amp; Vulnerabilities To keep this objective, this paradigm shift isn&#39;t without significant friction points: Systemic LLM Hallucinations: A hallucination in a customer support chatbot results in a minor PR issue; a logical hallucination in a financial execution agent can result in instantaneous capital destruction. This requires immutable Boundary Smart Contracts that block any agent transaction violating predefined risk profiles. Hardware Enclave Exploits: The entire premise of private machine wallets relies on the security of physical TEE components. Any zero-day vulnerability breaking hardware enclaves risks exposing the private keys of millions of autonomous systems simultaneously. The Regulatory Horizon: Global frameworks are built entirely on human liability. If an autonomous agent operating on a decentralized network triggers a localized market flash crash, assigning legal accountability introduces a massive legal grey area between developers, validators, and compute providers. Curious to hear your thoughts. How are you positioning your development stacks or capital for this transition? Are you leaning toward on-chain native runtimes like ICP or off-chain TEE execution clusters like Phala? Let&#39;s discuss it fam &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Cold_Designer2171 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/how-agentic-ai-deep-liquidity-markets-and-crypto-infrastructure-are-birthing-a-multi-trillion-dollar-machine-macroeconomy</link><guid>853601</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>How Agentic AI, Deep Liquidity Markets, and Crypto Infrastructure Are Birthing a Multi-Trillion Dollar Machine Macroeconomy</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion May 26, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily General Discussion on r/ethereum https://imgur.com/3y7vezP Bookmarking this link will always bring you to the current daily: https://old.reddit.com/r/ethereum/about/sticky/?num=2 Please use this thread to discuss Ethereum topics, news, events, and even price! Price discussion posted elsewhere in the subreddit will continue to be removed. As always, be constructive. - Subreddit Rules Want to stake? Learn more at r/ethstaker Community Links Ethereum Jobs, Twitter EVMavericks YouTube, Discord, Doots Podcast Doots Website, Old Reddit Doots Extension by u/hanniabu Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-may-26-2026</link><guid>853595</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion May 26, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin’s HUGE Problem: Why the Majority is Ignoring It</title><description><![CDATA[ On my podcast ‘Bitcoin for Millennials’ I talked with Brandon Quittem, an entrepreneur, writer, speaker, and passionate Bitcoiner who’s articles have been read by more than 2 million people. We discuss Bitcoin personality types and MBTI data, the adoption chasm and why retail slowed, translating Bitcoin’s message for sentinels, Bitcoin as a mycelium-like complex system that resists capture, and how AI could supercharge centralization while Bitcoin pushes back. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/BRVM [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoins-huge-problem-why-the-majority-is-ignoring-it</link><guid>853573</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin’s HUGE Problem: Why the Majority is Ignoring It</dc:text></item><item><title>ITS BITCOIN NOT CRYPTO</title><description><![CDATA[ITS NOT JUST THOSE STUPID CRYPTOS, knows the difference. Every damn time. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/its-bitcoin-not-crypto</link><guid>853574</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>ITS BITCOIN NOT CRYPTO</dc:text></item><item><title>Building Energy Infrastructure with Hashrate</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Cryptoconomy [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/building-energy-infrastructure-with-hashrate</link><guid>853572</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Building Energy Infrastructure with Hashrate</dc:text></item><item><title>US military says it has launched new strikes on southern Iran</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Sam_Loopring_eth [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/us-military-says-it-has-launched-new-strikes-on-southern-iran</link><guid>853480</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>US military says it has launched new strikes on southern Iran</dc:text></item><item><title>Kraken Delists $MOON as Reddit Token Era Ends</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GreedVault [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/kraken-delists-moon-as-reddit-token-era-ends</link><guid>853477</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Kraken Delists $MOON as Reddit Token Era Ends</dc:text></item><item><title>I'd for sure would buy a boat</title><description><![CDATA[ Wonder when this wrap was applied. My guess 2020 &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/coolranchdoritoz [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/id-for-sure-would-buy-a-boat</link><guid>853570</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I'd for sure would buy a boat</dc:text></item><item><title>How are you guys handling grid bots with the current volatility?</title><description><![CDATA[Lately I’ve been seeing more people using grid strategies because of how the market has been moving. With this level of volatility, it feels like leaving a bot completely untouched for days doesn’t work as well anymore. Features like these seem a lot more useful now: dynamic grids that adapt better after price breakouts being able to modify parameters without stopping the strategy adjusting position sizes while the bot is still running I still think grids work well in sideways markets, but during sharp moves, flexibility seems to make a big difference. I’ve also noticed some platforms pushing grid trading more through trial campaigns and reward programs, probably to attract newer retail users. What are you guys using lately? Classic grid or trailing grid? Wider ranges or tighter setups? Fully automated or manual adjustments? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Unhappy_Flatworm_325 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/how-are-you-guys-handling-grid-bots-with-the-current-volatility</link><guid>853483</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>How are you guys handling grid bots with the current volatility?</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Crypto Discussion - May 25, 2026 (GMT+0)</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily Crypto Discussion thread. Please read the disclaimer and rules before participating. Disclaimer: Consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known &quot;pump and dump (PnD) groups&quot; for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and exercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here. Please be careful about what information you share and the actions you take. Do not share the amounts of your portfolios (why not just share percentage?). Do not share your private keys or wallet seed. Use strong, non-SMS 2FA if possible. Beware of scammers and be smart. Do not invest more than you can afford to lose, and do not fall for pyramid schemes, promises of unrealistic returns (get-rich-quick schemes), and other common scams. Rules: All sub rules apply in this thread. The prior exemption for karma and age requirements is no longer in effect. Discussion topics must be related to cryptocurrency. Behave with civility and politeness. Do not use offensive, racist or homophobic language. Comments will be sorted by newest first. Useful Links: Beginner Resources Intro to r/Cryptocurrency MOONs ???? MOONs Wiki Page r/CryptoCurrency Discord r/CryptoCurrencyMemes Prior Daily Discussions - (Link fixed.) r/CryptoCurrencyMeta - Join in on all meta discussions regarding r/CryptoCurrency whether it be moon distributions or governance. Finding Other Discussion Threads Follow a mod account below to be notified in your home feed when the latest r/CC discussion thread of your interest is posted. u/CryptoDaily- — Posts the Daily Crypto Discussion threads. u/CryptoSkeptics — Posts the Monthly Skeptics Discussion threads. u/CryptoOptimists- — Posts the Monthly Optimists Discussion threads. u/CryptoNewsUpdates — Posts the Monthly News Summary threads. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AutoModerator [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-crypto-discussion-may-25-2026-gmt0</link><guid>853476</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Crypto Discussion - May 25, 2026 (GMT+0)</dc:text></item><item><title>A response to the crypto FUD</title><description><![CDATA[A response to several popular FUD posts I&#39;ve seen the last few days. No this is not another mindless AI post. No AI was used or harmed in the making of this post. I can&#39;t tell if someone is trying to shake out retail or if a few of you here are just that good of people who are genuinely concerned with your fellow degenerates possibly riding this bear market deeper than they expected when POTUS finishes wrecking the global economy with his war on oil, Iran, ethics, morality, and decency. I don&#39;t know, something about the FUD feels very disingenuous. Even one of the Bankless podcast guys said he sold his Ethereum last week - all of it? I assume he still sold at a profit but still....odd thing to announce. Odd thing to announce, from him especially. Long story short the FUD feels manufactured albeit not completely baseless given the market at this moment in time. But how short are our memories of the progress? So what&#39;s the verdict then? Everyone should just sell all their crypto and leave and go where? AI stocks are grossly inflated already. Grossly. Like, only thing holding up the S&amp;P. S&amp;P is in a massive bubble. Real estate is inflated and has record numbers of sellers outnumbering buyers (yet prices don&#39;t come down). So, what&#39;s the play? Hope it ain&#39;t SpaceX. So what then? Sell all your crypto in a bear market and sit on 100% cash - see if you can be a mini Berkshire and wait for the full on crash that may never come. The crash Michael Burry has been predicting for years. The crash that may not come as deeply as you think, or will hit so hard and recover so fast (remember Berkshire has those buy limits set) you&#39;ll miss the dip entirely. Or, do you stay exposed in crypto and await the waive of growth that you believed would come back when you first started buying? I disagree that cryoto as an industry had its run and is essentially done. Reading popular FUD posts lately you wouldn&#39;t think it&#39;s anything but dead though. I personally still think it&#39;s just getting started. Are the rate of returns diminishing over time - sure, if we are talking Bitcoin, but that&#39;s natural with any asset over time. And yeah, Ethereum has been stagnant last five years with a weak peak this last bull run. Alt season didn&#39;t happen, or hasn&#39;t happened. But is explosive and maintainable growth still possible ? I think yes. By mid-2024, fewer than 1% of 401(k) plans offered crypto exposure. In other words most plans still don’t include crypto ETFs even though they’re now legal to hold in retirement accounts. The same is true of pension plans. Plan administrators have fiduciary duties and they don&#39;t want to get accused of violating them by including something new, lacking significant history, whose price can fluctuate significantly. Of 401k plans that exist they are still very limited with a Bitcoin Spot ETF first approved in January 2024 and an Ethereum ETF shortly after. In recent years more and more major financial advisors began offering crypto assets including Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan, BlackRock, Schwab, Robinhood, Fidelity, and even to Van Guard who said it would never do it. This list will grow with regularity clarity and the degree to which these institutional activity promote it to their customers will grow too. Major financial advisors seeking crytpo ETFs aside, major trad-fi players like Black Rock also already build on blockchains like Ethereum. It built its tokenized money market fund BUIDL on it in March of 2024. Other chains may find demand for their block space that doesn&#39;t yet exist as global financial markets go on-chain and more institutions BUIDL products on-chain. If more institutions build on public block chains like Ethereum, Cardano, Hedera, Solana, Algorand, etc., then demand for their corresponding tokens will rise too as the fees to pay for the transactions have to be paid in those tokens. I only reference these names as specific examples because in March of 2026, the SEC and CFTC issued guidance naming these specific cryptocurrencies (16 in total) as non-security &quot;digital commodities&quot; subject to CFTC oversight. A guidance paper issued by the SEC and CFTC in and of itself is another important piece of regularly clarity and legitimization, despite not having the weight of law. More important than this ETF stuff and SEC guidance papers is legislation. The GENIUS Act (Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins Act) was signed into law in July 2025. It established the first comprehensive regulatory framework for payment stablecoins in the United States. The CLARITY Act (Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025) is now pending, and being flushed out in Congress as we speak. It is bipartisan legislation designed to establish a comprehensive regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency industry in the United States. Together, GENIUS and CLARITY will help usher in a new era of digital finance. Let&#39;s not forget we also have a very pro crypto President in the U.S., even if he also used it to rug-pull you all with his Trump coin right after his election. He may be a war monger, inflating away the dollar, stomping on due process and immigrants in the U.S., but that aside, he is advancing these crypto related laws, ushering in the future of digital finance. It may be the only thing he&#39;s doing well. He also signed an Executive Order in March of 2025 to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and a U.S. Digital Asset Stockpile. Again, not unwise given it&#39;s merely being created through asset forfeiture, not purchase with taxpayer funds. In July of 2024 Germany for instance sold off its Bitcoin reserves form asset forfeitures - $3 billion worth of holdings - at $62,000 per coin. This is below even today&#39;s bear market low and 3-4 years from now will look especially foolish. I see lots to be optimistic about. I&#39;m not any more scared for crypto in the short term (1-3 years) than I am for the stock market or economy as a whole. War, civil unrest, inflation, and global economic recession is a risk to everything. But I think leaving crypto entirely is leaving a lot on the table. It is the only new asset class in existence and it has the most room to grow by virtue of being the youngest. It doesn&#39;t feel new to many of you/us because it&#39;s been so violently chaotic at times - especially since 2021 - but that&#39;s just mental fatigue talking, not reason. Run away if you want but I&#39;m riding this train into the 2030s. Reminder of other progress since 2021: -In June of 2021 El Salvador became the first country in the world to adopt bitcoin as legal tender. -In November of 2021 the US congress passed an infrastructure bill that included for the first time ever provisions addressing crypto currency, taxes, and reporting requirements. While controversial, Congress has continued to discuss legislation, and passed the GENIUS act in 2025 and is working on the CLARITY act now. -In September of 2022 the White House released the first-ever comprehensive framework for the responsible development of digital assets, ushering in a new level of US acknowledgement of the perceived risks and benefits of crypto. -In mid 2021 Visa first announced it would begin settling transactions with USDC stable coin. Speaking at the StarkWare Sessions 2023 conference in Tel Aviv, the head of Visa’s crypto operations said the company has “been testing how to accept settlement payments from issuers in USDC starting on Ethereum. - In August 2022 Blackrock, the world&#39;s largest asset manager with $8 trillion in assets under management, partnered with Coinbase to give institutional clients access to Bitcoin. In December of 2022, the CEO of BlackRock predicted crypto&#39;s blockchain technology will usher in &quot;the next generation for markets.&quot; -In June of 2022 Solana announced development of its own smartphone to securely store crypto keys and provide seamless dapp integration. -In early 2022 Los Angelas&#39;s former Staple Center became the Crypto.com arena. In mid 2022 the Home of the 76&#39;ers, the former Wells Fargo Arena was renamed the Bankless Arena. -In 2022 Polygon partnered with many major companies and is being utilized by Starbucks, Disney, Adidas, Stripe, Meta, and Reddit on a number of NFT and customer loyalty projects. (Yeah I know NFTs gave tanked since then). - In October of 2022, BNY Mellon, the oldest bank in the United States, became the first bank in the US to launch its digital custody platform, allowing select clients to safeguard their Ether and Bitcoin holdings. - In November of 2022 Fidelity announced it would offer Bitcoin and Ether trading to institutional clients. Since then it has begun offering Bitcoin and Eth purchase to its 401k retail customers. -In November of 2022 it was reported that the JP Morgan wallet was now a registered trademark for cryptocurrency transfers and related services. The United States Patent and Trademark Office granted the application on Nov. 15. That same month, JPMorgan completed its first live cross-border transaction on a public blockchain using the Ethereum layer-two network Polygon, and a modified version of the aave protocol—a DeFi technology. - In November of 2022 it was reported that Google is working with the Solana Network providing node &amp; validator services. - In January of 2023 Amazon began working with the Avalanche Network to provide cloud solutions for app-chains. - In March of 2023 Microsoft was reportedly prepping to release a built-in non-custodial wallet for Microsoft Edge. Reportedly it&#39;s still working on this, so apparently no rush. We are in a bear market so expect little news from any company on anything crypto related. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/troythedefender [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/a-response-to-the-crypto-fud</link><guid>853479</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>A response to the crypto FUD</dc:text></item><item><title>Talking about using crypto as a payment method for art commissions</title><description><![CDATA[ So, I&#39;ve been wondering if it&#39;s a good idea to sell art using cryptocurrencies like USDT or USDC, but I&#39;m not sure where to do it. And I&#39;m not talking about NFTs, I&#39;m just talking about using crypto as a payment method for normal art. Do you have any recommendations, And most importantly, do you think I should try it? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/SZ_on_reddit [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/talking-about-using-crypto-as-a-payment-method-for-art-commissions</link><guid>853485</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Talking about using crypto as a payment method for art commissions</dc:text></item><item><title>Accidentally swapped LTC to USDT (exodus)</title><description><![CDATA[ hey so i recently just got into crypto. im not really a crypto geek i mainly use it to transfer money to friends / buy things online. i also only use ltc since it has rlly low fees. but a couple days back i somehow accidentally transfered 10 usd worth of LTC into usdt (TRX). i tried cancelling it mid transaction but it js wouldnt stop. so after it was over i tried tranfering it back through the same panel in exodus but it said that i need 14 TRX which is a bit much for me since i live in a third owrd country. i also tried using that usdt to buy things only but it also told me that i need that trx to send my usdt. so i was wondering is my money just lost? or is there anyway for me to get it back as LTC even if i dont get to keep all of it. hope anyone can help https://preview.redd.it/s6txhmuohc3h1.png?width=852&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=8ebef6a800639a21db6ea7295c5d68c62dd2b093 https://preview.redd.it/m5uc1muohc3h1.png?width=939&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=6085651f77fd8d337fa4a0f2e7ed33338b7bd129 &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Nethery_boy [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/accidentally-swapped-ltc-to-usdt-exodus</link><guid>853484</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Accidentally swapped LTC to USDT (exodus)</dc:text></item><item><title>Why does Kraken pay me out in Babylon when bonding my bitcoin?</title><description><![CDATA[Why doesn’t the APY pay me out in BTC and re reinvest in the coin I want? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Your_Ozone [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/why-does-kraken-pay-me-out-in-babylon-when-bonding-my-bitcoin</link><guid>853481</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Why does Kraken pay me out in Babylon when bonding my bitcoin?</dc:text></item><item><title>I just realized something obvious about crypto wallets ????</title><description><![CDATA[I just realized something that will probably seem obvious to a lot of people here. When I first got into crypto, I thought my wallet was tied to a specific app. Then I realized that with a non-custodial wallet, my seed phrase doesn’t belong to the app itself. If one wallet app disappears tomorrow, or if I find a better one, I can simply import my seed phrase into another compatible wallet and still access my funds. In hindsight, it’s completely logical because crypto is decentralized, but it took me a while to fully understand it. Did you know this from the beginning, or was it a realization you had later on too? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Salt-Collar1826 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-just-realized-something-obvious-about-crypto-wallets</link><guid>853417</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I just realized something obvious about crypto wallets ????</dc:text></item><item><title>Nicehash easy mining or braiins hashpower?</title><description><![CDATA[Nicehash has lower costs on easy mining but what do you use? And who is better? And on braiins can you mining other sha256 coins or just btc? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Horeo08 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/nicehash-easy-mining-or-braiins-hashpower</link><guid>853421</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Nicehash easy mining or braiins hashpower?</dc:text></item><item><title>What properties actually make a yield-bearing token sustainable rather than just another emission scheme?</title><description><![CDATA[Trying to build a framework for identifying genuinely sustainable yield-bearing tokens on Solana versus the vast majority that are just dressed-up emission schemes with temporary high APY.The four things I have come up with are: real economic activity as the yield source, yield paid in external assets not the native token, no lockup required, and an operational track record in real conditions. Is that the right framework or am I missing something important? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Other-Town1179 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/what-properties-actually-make-a-yield-bearing-token-sustainable-rather-than-just-another-emission-scheme</link><guid>853482</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What properties actually make a yield-bearing token sustainable rather than just another emission scheme?</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin price today: Crypto ticks up as US-Iran peace deal odds climb</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/kirtash93 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-price-today-crypto-ticks-up-as-us-iran-peace-deal-odds-climb</link><guid>853478</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin price today: Crypto ticks up as US-Iran peace deal odds climb</dc:text></item><item><title>Throughout history money was never created by man, only nature.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/xtexm [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/throughout-history-money-was-never-created-by-man-only-nature</link><guid>853418</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Throughout history money was never created by man, only nature.</dc:text></item><item><title>Built a crypto portfolio tracker called Kawah ☕????</title><description><![CDATA[Hi Guys! I built my own app to track Ethereum and other crypto assets. Main things I focused on: fast portfolio tracking manual transaction tracking clean mobile UI no account required local-first/privacy-friendly approach simple watchlist + markets view Still improving it actively (especially the iPhone experience and portfolio analytics), but the app is already live on iOS. Would genuinely love feedback from crypto people here: What features do you wish portfolio trackers had? https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/kawah/id6760319857 &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/nassimmontreal [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/built-a-crypto-portfolio-tracker-called-kawah</link><guid>853321</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Built a crypto portfolio tracker called Kawah ☕????</dc:text></item><item><title>The Bitcoin Nonproliferation Doctrine: A U.S.–Iran Grand Bargain</title><description><![CDATA[Under such a framework, Washington would offer Tehran a pathway back into the traditional global financial system only in exchange for dismantling its sovereign #Bitcoin $BTC architecture and surrendering its state-linked digital reserves. The result would amount to a twenty-first century financial disarmament treaty: a doctrine of monetary nonproliferation. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Bidofthis [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-bitcoin-nonproliferation-doctrine-a-usiran-grand-bargain</link><guid>853420</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Bitcoin Nonproliferation Doctrine: A U.S.–Iran Grand Bargain</dc:text></item><item><title>[OC] It’s been 84 years</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Next_Statement6145 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/oc-its-been-84-years</link><guid>853323</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>[OC] It’s been 84 years</dc:text></item><item><title>The Crypto Opportunity Died Years Ago. Nobody Wants to Admit It...</title><description><![CDATA[My post here yday severely triggered the permabulls. Instead of engaging w/ the points made about liquidity changes in crypto they defaulted to pathetic “ai slop” dismissal with 0 substantial counter arguments. So I’m back AGAIN to explain without the help of AI exactly why liquidity in crypto has FUNDAMENTALLY CHANGED: There’s a reason your altcoins performed poorly between 2024-2025 and will continue to do so. It wasn’t due to a LACK of liquidity. IT WAS BECAUSE THE STRUCTURE OF LIQUIDITY IS NO LONGER THE SAME. There’s also a reason you will NEVER see an “alt season” again. Pls allow me to educate you… In the early days (up until around 2022) retail money hit exchanges in a very predictable way. We would buy spot, use leverage, and then risk on sentiment would cascade down the entire cap table. Put simply we would buy and hold the asset on chain. There was a lot of ON CHAIN ACTIVITY, and that made these markets reflexive. Fast forward to now (the post 2022 era) and majority of capital comes in through institutional rails. What are institutional rails? Bitcoin and ETH ETFs (thank BlackRock, Fidelity, etc), Corporate treasuries, custodians, regulated products etc… ETFs for example do NOT act like old retail flows. Somebody purchasing exposure to crypto through a brokerage account is NOT rotating profits into random tokens. Theyre buying paper receipts of the asset from megacorp. Their passive exposure stays locked in these regulated wrappers so we don’t get any visible order book activity that used to trigger MOMENTUM CHASING ACROSS THE ENTIRE MARKET. The chronically online traders of the old era would see capital moving and aggressively attempt to front run the flow down the cap curve, we don’t see that anymore. Corporate treasury exposure is NOT chasing microcaps. Pension allocations are NOT yield farming on chain. I could honestly go on… Basically all of that liquidity that used to move freely around the markets and create the conditions we NEEDED for alt season, is now STUCK inside heavily regulated wrappers around the biggest assets. That’s why you watched BTC dominance go up for what felt like forever, whilst most alts simply bled out. The majority left here are still psychologically expecting the old REFLEXIVE “everything will pump eventually” environment, but those earlier alt seasons only existed in a market with: way less tokens (no hyper fragmentation) no institutional infrastructure, in fact back then, these institutions were mass banning this stuff more bots and MEV than humans minimal competition for liquidity &amp; attention Listen to me carefully because this is what the BuLlS won’t tell you: even if we’re FLOODED with an abundance of NEW liquidity tomorrow, don’t expect the classic alt season. We’ll see SELECTIVE strength in very FEW narratives. But that old retail driven rotation across hundreds of coins that defined previous cycles? That meta is structurally broken. The game itself has indeed changed! Up until 2021 there had only ever been 20k tokens created on average. Since then in just 5 years, more than 40 MILLION tokens hit the market. Just stop and actually think about that increase for a second. Oh and ai is only accelerating this problem. You can now automate token creation at little to no cost. Narratives are now mostly “generated” Influencers are spamming like never before Trading bots outnumber human participants ENTIRE memecoin ecosystems are being manufactured algorithmically with 0 effort So liquidity isn’t just fragmented across a forever exploding number of assets it’s now being farmed by literal machines I could go on… but I won’t! APPROACHING 48 HOURS NOW AND STILL NO ACTUAL COUNTER ARGUMENT TO THE FACT LIQUIDITY ARCHITECTURE IS ENTIRELY DIFFERENT NOW. IF YOU HAVE NOTHING WITH SUBSTANCE TO CONTRIBUTE TOWARD THIS CONVERSATION PLEASE SAVE YOURSELF THE TIME OF LOOKING SILLY. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MediumLibrarian7100 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-crypto-opportunity-died-years-ago-nobody-wants-to-admit-it</link><guid>853322</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Crypto Opportunity Died Years Ago. Nobody Wants to Admit It...</dc:text></item><item><title>The DEX I use added a new protocol fee I only just found out about three months in</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;ve been using the same DEX for about six months. Found out today that three months ago they added a 0.15% protocol fee on top of the existing LP fee. It&#39;s in their documentation but there was no notification, no banner, nothing in the app. I&#39;ve been paying it without realizing. Over three months on my trading volume that&#39;s not trivial. Is there any way to recover this or is it just a loss &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/CapnChiknNugget [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-dex-i-use-added-a-new-protocol-fee-i-only-just-found-out-about-three-months-in</link><guid>853320</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The DEX I use added a new protocol fee I only just found out about three months in</dc:text></item><item><title>"I don't want to know who Satoshi Nakamoto is"</title><description><![CDATA[ That&#39;s Sergio Demian Lerner. Since 2011, Sergio has collaborated to strengthen the security of the Bitcoin protocol and reference code, discovering and disclosing 9 vulnerabilities. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/makingcryptoeasy [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-dont-want-to-know-who-satoshi-nakamoto-is</link><guid>853422</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>"I don't want to know who Satoshi Nakamoto is"</dc:text></item><item><title>What the heck is this? Might you pls explain…</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Minute_Contest_58 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/what-the-heck-is-this-might-you-pls-explain</link><guid>853327</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What the heck is this? Might you pls explain…</dc:text></item><item><title>Thinking about buying</title><description><![CDATA[I want self custody of the bitcoin, so I’m going to buy a Trezor safe 3. Is this the best way to hold it? I will be buying the bitcoin only version. Is it worth it to upgrade to the higher end Trezor? What do yall use? Thanks in advance. EDIT: Very new and have never bought crypto. ELI5 please, just started doing some research yesterday. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Acceptable-Leek1546 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/thinking-about-buying</link><guid>853309</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Thinking about buying</dc:text></item><item><title>Heat Your Home The Bitcoin Way</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Cryptoconomy [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/heat-your-home-the-bitcoin-way</link><guid>853311</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Heat Your Home The Bitcoin Way</dc:text></item><item><title>Anyone Here Actually Using RedotPay Long-Term?</title><description><![CDATA[Anyone here using RedotPay regularly in India? Most content online feels either sponsored or very surface-level. Curious about actual long-term experience for: subscriptions travel online payments crypto spending Mainly wondering: does it randomly fail? how’s support? any hidden catches? would you trust larger balances on it? Would love honest opinions from real users. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Same_Chef_6092 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/anyone-here-actually-using-redotpay-long-term</link><guid>853325</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Anyone Here Actually Using RedotPay Long-Term?</dc:text></item><item><title>Vitalik Buterin Says Ethereum Foundation Is Not ETH’s Central Authority</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Woodpecker5987 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/vitalik-buterin-says-ethereum-foundation-is-not-eths-central-authority</link><guid>853326</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Vitalik Buterin Says Ethereum Foundation Is Not ETH’s Central Authority</dc:text></item><item><title>What’s the hardest part about starting crypto?</title><description><![CDATA[Trying to understand what beginners find most confusing in crypto right now &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/psalmcore33 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/whats-the-hardest-part-about-starting-crypto</link><guid>853312</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What’s the hardest part about starting crypto?</dc:text></item><item><title>Do you think Ethereum will eventually be used more than Bitcoin?</title><description><![CDATA[Bitcoin is often seen as digital gold. Ethereum is often seen as the infrastructure layer for crypto. One focuses on storing value. The other focuses on building applications. So here’s a question: In 10 years, do you think Ethereum will be used by more people than Bitcoin? Not necessarily worth more. Just used more often in everyday life. Why or why not? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Salt-Collar1826 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/do-you-think-ethereum-will-eventually-be-used-more-than-bitcoin</link><guid>853319</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Do you think Ethereum will eventually be used more than Bitcoin?</dc:text></item><item><title>Are AI Agents Going To Become Part of Crypto Infrastructure?</title><description><![CDATA[Do you think AI agents eventually become part of crypto itself instead of just tools built around it? Not just trading bots, but systems that can: move assets manage workflows coordinate payments interact across apps/services execute tasks autonomously Most people still think of AI as chatbots while the infrastructure layer is evolving much faster tho. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/wancruz [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/are-ai-agents-going-to-become-part-of-crypto-infrastructure</link><guid>853324</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Are AI Agents Going To Become Part of Crypto Infrastructure?</dc:text></item><item><title>Money printer go brrrrr... We stack sats (song)</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Vegetable-Rabbit7503 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/money-printer-go-brrrrr-we-stack-sats-song</link><guid>853310</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Money printer go brrrrr... We stack sats (song)</dc:text></item><item><title>I built a Bitcoin whale tracker that watches OG wallets, dormant coins, and billion-dollar BTC moves before they hit the headlines</title><description><![CDATA[You can see the new panel right next to the Bitcoin price here: https://newhedge.io/bitcoin It tracks OG wallets, whale movements, dormant BTC waking up, large on-chain transfers, and other major Bitcoin wallet activity in one place and even recognizes well known wallets of exchanges like Coinbase. Still improving it, so would love feedback from anyone who watches onchain data closely. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AlonShvarts [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/i-built-a-bitcoin-whale-tracker-that-watches-og-wallets-dormant-coins-and-billion-dollar-btc-moves-before-they-hit-the-headlines</link><guid>853308</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I built a Bitcoin whale tracker that watches OG wallets, dormant coins, and billion-dollar BTC moves before they hit the headlines</dc:text></item><item><title>TrapDoor Malware Targets Crypto Developer Tools in Supply Chain Attack</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/CrossPuffs [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/trapdoor-malware-targets-crypto-developer-tools-in-supply-chain-attack</link><guid>853238</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>TrapDoor Malware Targets Crypto Developer Tools in Supply Chain Attack</dc:text></item><item><title>Mentor Monday, May 25, 2026: Ask all your bitcoin questions!</title><description><![CDATA[Ask (and answer!) away! Here are the general rules: If you&#39;d like to learn something, ask. If you&#39;d like to share knowledge, answer. Any question about Bitcoin is fair game. And don&#39;t forget to check out /r/BitcoinBeginners You can sort by new to see the latest questions that may not be answered yet. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rBitcoinMod [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/mentor-monday-may-25-2026-ask-all-your-bitcoin-questions</link><guid>853306</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Mentor Monday, May 25, 2026: Ask all your bitcoin questions!</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin-Backed Lending Could Hit $1T in 10 Years, Says Ledn</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EvelynClede [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-backed-lending-could-hit-1t-in-10-years-says-ledn</link><guid>853307</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin-Backed Lending Could Hit $1T in 10 Years, Says Ledn</dc:text></item><item><title>FTX Law Firm Fenwick Agrees To Pay $54M in Settlement</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/zesushv [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/ftx-law-firm-fenwick-agrees-to-pay-54m-in-settlement</link><guid>853237</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>FTX Law Firm Fenwick Agrees To Pay $54M in Settlement</dc:text></item><item><title>The funniest part about Bitcoin is how differently people see the future.</title><description><![CDATA[ The goal was never just &quot;get rich&quot; The real flex is freedom. Funny how fast the future changes. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/PolinaTravala-6936 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-funniest-part-about-bitcoin-is-how-differently-people-see-the-future</link><guid>853419</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The funniest part about Bitcoin is how differently people see the future.</dc:text></item><item><title>Spot BTC ETFs lost ~$1B last week while BTC chops at $76k. Is capital actually rotating to equities?</title><description><![CDATA[SoSoValue shows US spot Bitcoin ETFs with about $1 billion in net outflows last week, ending a six-week streak that brought in roughly $3.4B. BTC has mostly traded between $76k and $80k during the same period. Some coverage frames that as rotation into AI and growth equities while macro stays messy (hot inflation prints, Fed cut odds fading). Whether that’s the full story or just risk-off hitting crypto first is debatable. A few data points worth arguing about: BTC range: ~$76k support tested multiple times in May; $80k still acting as resistance ETF flows: ~$1B weekly outflow after prior six-week inflow run Correlation: Reports of BTC/Nasdaq correlation spiking in April (some outlets citing ~0.96), which would mean BTC behaving more like a tech beta play than an uncorrelated asset Counterpoint: Cumulative BTC ETF inflows since launch are still massive (~$57B+). One bad week isn’t necessarily a structural exit. LTH supply also remains near highs, suggesting long-term holders aren’t all bailing Bear case: If ETF outflows continue and BTC loses $76k, chop becomes breakdown toward low $70s. Bull case: Fear index in high 20s/low 30s, support holding, and ETF selling is tactical rotation not a full exit. Reclaim $80k on inflows would flip the narrative fast. My open question: For people tracking flows, does this look like money leaving crypto for good, leaving for AI stocks specifically, or just pausing until macro clears? Happy to be wrong on the rotation thesis. What are you seeing in your own allocation or books? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/SomewhereBusiness503 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/spot-btc-etfs-lost-1b-last-week-while-btc-chops-at-76k-is-capital-actually-rotating-to-equities</link><guid>853232</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Spot BTC ETFs lost ~$1B last week while BTC chops at $76k. Is capital actually rotating to equities?</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, May 25, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank you! If you don&#39;t get an answer to your question, you can try phrasing it differently or commenting again tomorrow. Please check the previous discussion thread for unanswered questions. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rBitcoinMod [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-may-25-2026</link><guid>853231</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, May 25, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>How do you handle moving large amounts into/out of cash without messing up your portfolio allocations?</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/SomewhereBusiness503 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/how-do-you-handle-moving-large-amounts-intoout-of-cash-without-messing-up-your-portfolio-allocations</link><guid>853206</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>How do you handle moving large amounts into/out of cash without messing up your portfolio allocations?</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion May 25, 2026</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily General Discussion on r/ethereum https://imgur.com/3y7vezP Bookmarking this link will always bring you to the current daily: https://old.reddit.com/r/ethereum/about/sticky/?num=2 Please use this thread to discuss Ethereum topics, news, events, and even price! Price discussion posted elsewhere in the subreddit will continue to be removed. As always, be constructive. - Subreddit Rules Want to stake? Learn more at r/ethstaker Community Links Ethereum Jobs, Twitter EVMavericks YouTube, Discord, Doots Podcast Doots Website, Old Reddit Doots Extension by u/hanniabu Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-may-25-2026</link><guid>853205</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion May 25, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>What’s a Bitcoin take that got you laughed at before… but aged perfectly?</title><description><![CDATA[What’s a Bitcoin take that got you laughed at before… but aged perfectly? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Shot-Economics-1484 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/whats-a-bitcoin-take-that-got-you-laughed-at-before-but-aged-perfectly</link><guid>853203</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What’s a Bitcoin take that got you laughed at before… but aged perfectly?</dc:text></item><item><title>Are dog based memecoins generally better?</title><description><![CDATA[Been looking for newer dog based memecoins and saw a new one $BORF. It seems simple enough and the dog meme market generally has a bigger cap than the rest. Do these have staying power? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Vinstofle [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/are-dog-based-memecoins-generally-better</link><guid>853207</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Are dog based memecoins generally better?</dc:text></item><item><title>CZ “Surfing Accident” Hoax Sparks Meme Coin Frenzy Across Solana And BNB Chain</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GreedVault [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/cz-surfing-accident-hoax-sparks-meme-coin-frenzy-across-solana-and-bnb-chain</link><guid>853177</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>CZ “Surfing Accident” Hoax Sparks Meme Coin Frenzy Across Solana And BNB Chain</dc:text></item><item><title>We're so close</title><description><![CDATA[So close, so so close. We&#39;re about to witness price changes. Either goes up or down, to the right, not left. Brace yourself! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/were-so-close</link><guid>853137</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>We're so close</dc:text></item><item><title>Which platform gives the lowest spread when selling BTC?</title><description><![CDATA[Please don’t comment telling me not to sell. I just need to sell a portion. I experimented with crypto.com and you lose 2% BTC when selling even with 0 fees. They’re not transparent about it, so not a fan of crypto.com. Is there a better place to sell it without losing as much? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/warrior178 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/which-platform-gives-the-lowest-spread-when-selling-btc</link><guid>853132</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Which platform gives the lowest spread when selling BTC?</dc:text></item><item><title>Some of my perspective on where the EF is going | Vitalik</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/abcoathup [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/some-of-my-perspective-on-where-the-ef-is-going-vitalik</link><guid>853174</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Some of my perspective on where the EF is going | Vitalik</dc:text></item><item><title>Best exchange to sell BTC crypto?</title><description><![CDATA[Who gives the smallest spread when selling crypto? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/warrior178 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/best-exchange-to-sell-btc-crypto</link><guid>853135</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Best exchange to sell BTC crypto?</dc:text></item><item><title>Why do I need to pay Coinbase to protect my money!??</title><description><![CDATA[I was just on the Coinbase website and noticed they have different tiers of membership. Is it not weird that you need to pay for insurance for fraud? Shouldn&#39;t they have enough confidence in their systems to ensure that Fraud does not happen and if it does then they take care of it. At least that&#39;s how banks work. I understand they are not a bank but I feel like they are so large that at this point they should be able to provide that kind of confidence to their users. Am I missing something here!??? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Fit_Caterpillar5396 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/why-do-i-need-to-pay-coinbase-to-protect-my-money</link><guid>853176</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Why do I need to pay Coinbase to protect my money!??</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Crypto Discussion - May 24, 2026 (GMT+0)</title><description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Daily Crypto Discussion thread. Please read the disclaimer and rules before participating. Disclaimer: Consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known &quot;pump and dump (PnD) groups&quot; for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and exercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here. Please be careful about what information you share and the actions you take. Do not share the amounts of your portfolios (why not just share percentage?). Do not share your private keys or wallet seed. Use strong, non-SMS 2FA if possible. Beware of scammers and be smart. Do not invest more than you can afford to lose, and do not fall for pyramid schemes, promises of unrealistic returns (get-rich-quick schemes), and other common scams. Rules: All sub rules apply in this thread. The prior exemption for karma and age requirements is no longer in effect. Discussion topics must be related to cryptocurrency. Behave with civility and politeness. Do not use offensive, racist or homophobic language. Comments will be sorted by newest first. Useful Links: Beginner Resources Intro to r/Cryptocurrency MOONs ???? MOONs Wiki Page r/CryptoCurrency Discord r/CryptoCurrencyMemes Prior Daily Discussions - (Link fixed.) r/CryptoCurrencyMeta - Join in on all meta discussions regarding r/CryptoCurrency whether it be moon distributions or governance. Finding Other Discussion Threads Follow a mod account below to be notified in your home feed when the latest r/CC discussion thread of your interest is posted. u/CryptoDaily- — Posts the Daily Crypto Discussion threads. u/CryptoSkeptics — Posts the Monthly Skeptics Discussion threads. u/CryptoOptimists- — Posts the Monthly Optimists Discussion threads. u/CryptoNewsUpdates — Posts the Monthly News Summary threads. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AutoModerator [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/daily-crypto-discussion-may-24-2026-gmt0</link><guid>853175</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Crypto Discussion - May 24, 2026 (GMT+0)</dc:text></item><item><title>The Bitcoin standard, matrix animation</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Vegetable-Rabbit7503 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://smtp.coinsnews.com/the-bitcoin-standard-matrix-animation</link><guid>853129</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Bitcoin standard, matrix animation</dc:text></item></channel></rss>