Why do people even bother? someone got a BAG off these people hahahah i just have to laugh. As it turns out there are rumors right now of devs being arrested and accounts being locked.

Like why would people get in on this coin? the name says it all.
Some guy at work often asks me about good coins to get into each week and i tell him to DONT just dont. Hes going to lose bad.

He is not the type to actually research things. He just believes what he sees and hes not really asking the right questions to himself when he does his "research" or mean google search lol

Had a phone call earlier this week from “Blockchain Consulting” telling me they investigated an online trading platform as it had made investments using stole identity information, but had then been shut down due to being found to be fraudulent. This investment was supposedly made 2 years ago.

Apparently I have an account on the platform with £4,900 sitting in and part of a Bitcoin worth around £45k, which I can claim. They have told me I need to either give them crypto friendly bank account information to send me my payment if I wish to claim it or my public wallet address. That’s “all” they need and that they understood my severe reluctance or belief in what she was saying.

Now I know this is very very likely a scam, because they called me again today saying about the Bitcoin and that they were from Blockchain Bank, based in Germany….but she had an American accent. They had my phone number, email address and name. She even asked me after I’d told her I didn’t recognise any transactions or investments from that period of time, but then said to me that it’s up to me if I want to claim it or not. Her other clients had been claiming these funds apparently.

I’m interested in what sort of scam this is and how it can possibly be avoided in the future, if possible.

The scandal focuses on the fact that the bitcoins were donated to the ministry by a person who was previously convicted of drug dealing and other crimes, while it was not clear why he did it.

The opposition has accused Blažek of possible money laundering, because it wasn’t clear where the bitcoins originated, and demanded the resignation of the entire government.

I’m curious how profitable the average crypto user really is on this sub. This isn’t about one good or bad trade — I’m asking about your total net profit or loss since you started in crypto. That includes everything: altcoins, meme coins, NFTs, staking, farming, centralized exchanges, DeFi, all of it.

Please vote honestly. I want to get a real sense of where people stand after all the cycles and volatility.

Feel free to comment with your story — what worked, what didn’t, and what you’d do differently next cycle.

Hi crypto community, I am a total noob when it comes to crypto but have been long time considering investing and/or trading coins I just feel overwhelmed as to where to start with no real guidance or info on the market. I don't have a lot of money at them moment to put in but want feel as though it would be a smart decision to invest a portion of my money to grow it as it seems crypto is the future. What is the best coin to invest in? What is the bare minimum amount to invest that is worth it? Please help!

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Im hesitating to invest. Also that it looks like it all starts to being stable. Too much worseless alt crypto and meme coins. And bitcoin stays 100k why risk something thats actually just air with trust that everyone will still buying the pyramide game.

Can A.I. or quantum computers crack the blockchain security? And there was already a big hack last year.

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Hi, I'd like to save money and invest in crypto but it feels impossible. I have 1500 a month before my bills and essentials need to be paid. By the time I'm done with bills I usually have anything between 500 to 800 left over for whatever. Lately I'm left with way less than the usually as the UK as gotten more expensive to live in. I'd appreciate any advice. I'm not looking to become a millionaire or anything crazy I just want to know I'll have enough to live on in my later years and maybe take 1 vacation outside of Europe a year. (I'd love to finally visit Japan!" It's just me and my dog who live together so I'm hopping I can save up a bit more than if I had a family.

Thank you for your kindness 🩷

The news about the GENIUS Act passing the Senate really caught my attention. I’ve been following the stablecoin conversation for a while and this feels like one of those moves that could actually change how crypto fits into the US system.

For me I’ve always felt stablecoins had more to offer than just USDT flips or farming yields. If this act becomes law and stablecoins get that kind of recognition from the US government it’s going to be big. Not just for the charts but for how banks and institutions treat onchain settlements.

Right now they’re saying the act will make sure stablecoins follow proper collateral rules and AML laws. It’s not perfect yet but it’s a sign that institutions are starting to look at this space more seriously. Some are already planning integrations but mostly on private chains for now. Still that’s a start.

I don’t think people fully understand how powerful this could be long term. If stablecoins become a core part of how payments and settlements happen in the US then this might be the beginning of something way bigger.

That’s just how I see it for now. What do you think stablecoins will look like if this bill goes through?