Never. Its in cold storage.
I just use coinbase as my fiat on-ramp. And the coinbase hot wallet talks to your coinbase account quite smoothly. Very user friendly.
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Never. Its in cold storage.
I just use coinbase as my fiat on-ramp. And the coinbase hot wallet talks to your coinbase account quite smoothly. Very user friendly.
I'm an Algorand maxi but have dabbled very small amounts in SOL. In $Harambe now lol.
SAME!. I tried to do a Yearn learing thing and i ended up sending $35 worth of Eth to someone randomly and now its worth over $100. And no returns! Live and Learn.
BTPI will research relationship between Bitcoin and financial freedom | Cornell Chronicle
The Brooks School Tech Policy Institute (BTPI) has announced a $1M project to study financial freedom in countries with authoritarian governments. Led by BTPI Director Sarah Kreps, the research will employ quantitative and qualitative approaches to understanding the use of Bitcoin and...
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MIT students stole $25M in seconds by exploiting ETH blockchain bug, DOJ says
Brothers charged in novel crypto scheme potentially face decades in prison.
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MIT students stole $25M in seconds by exploiting ETH blockchain bug, DOJ says
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I thought cryptocurrencies were great because they weren’t regulated and didn’t need to be regulated? Getting arrested for manipulating their code feels like they’re relying on local governments to help regulate it. What happens when someone does something similar in a country that doesn’t care as much about wire fraud?
I don't have any, but certainly notable for the industry.....
Ethereum ETF just approved by the SEC
Ethereum ETF just approved by the SEC
Curious what everyone's long term allocation startegy is to crypto?? Are you per coin, per asset class, and what % do you hold?
I'm less than 1% of assets but looking to grow that to 5%. I'm in my early 30's and do not day trade, this is a long term allocation.
I'm less than 1% of assets but looking to grow that to 5%. I'm in my early 30's and do not day trade, this is a long term allocation.
The political, psychological, and social correlates of cryptocurrency ownership
Cryptocurrency is a digital asset secured by cryptography that has become a popular medium of exchange and investment known for its anonymous transactions, unregulated markets, and volatile prices. Given the popular subculture of traders it has created, and its implications for financial markets...
Just a friendly reminder that as the most powerful and decentralized network in the world remains unaffected by this outage.
Stock Exchanges are working fine too. For a more apt comparison casinos are also operating fine AFAICT. Care to explain why (some) banks are affected by CrowdStrike but (some) bitcoin exchanges aren't?
Not exactly sure what you are getting at here, but I was referring to the actual Bitcoin network. No idea which if any btc exchanges are affected or not.
The Bitcoin network is the larger by orders of magnitude than any of the members of the tech-oligarchy. It is also the most secure because it lacks a single point of failure.
There is a reason why nodes don't automatically update their software.
When global markets are volatile, investors often become risk-averse. This can lead them to selling both stocks and crypto, as they need to preserve capital. Economic indicators like rate hikes, inflation and geopolitics can also affect both trad and defi markets.
The political, psychological, and social correlates of cryptocurrency ownership
Cryptocurrency is a digital asset secured by cryptography that has become a popular medium of exchange and investment known for its anonymous transactions, unregulated markets, and volatile prices. Given the popular subculture of traders it has created, and its implications for financial markets...journals.plos.org
The political, psychological, and social correlates of cryptocurrency ownership
Cryptocurrency is a digital asset secured by cryptography that has become a popular medium of exchange and investment known for its anonymous transactions, unregulated markets, and volatile prices. Given the popular subculture of traders it has created, and its implications for financial markets...
I suggest reading "Broken Money" by Lyn Alden. She does a fantastic job explaining the problems with our current monetary system and how bitcoin was designed to solve inflation as an open-source technology.
Another good read is "Check Your Financial Privilege" by Alex Gladstein. He is the chief strategy officer at the Human Rights Foundation. His book highlights 90% of the world population is born into weaker systems and authoritarian regimes. He has great stories of how it has helped everyone from Palestinians, to nearly the entire global south.
I agree most of crypto will not be viable. Stable coins will be interesting to follow and CBDCs will be terrifying. Bitcoin is a different story though. It's like the internet vs intranet debates in the 90's.
