I can't take it anymore. The amount of shills that I hear about how we are still early is so cringe. We are not early. The early money was made already. People think Bitcoin will still reach millions of dollars. There are only 2 ways this happens.

1. Hyper inflation happens and a cup of coffee costs 100$

2. 1 million in 20-30 years.

All these shills like Greg foss, plan b, Michael saylor etc they only have their own interests in mind when they go on you tube and these podcasts and shill ppl t

A world without banks and relying solely on cryptocurrencies would have some great advantages.

1. Financial Inclusion: Cryptocurrencies could potentially provide financial services to the unbanked population worldwide.

2. Decentralization: Without centralized banks, financial power would be distributed among cryptocurrency users. This decentralization could prevent monopolies and increase transparency and fairness in financial transactions.

3. Reduced Fees and Faster Transactions: Cryptocurre

Legend has it that today is the glorious day when Bitcoin was first used to purchase a product. Back on May 22, 2010, a hungry man named Laszlo Hanyecz graced the Bitcointalk forum with a peculiar proposition:

"I’ll pay 10,000 bitcoins for a couple of pizzas.. like maybe 2 large ones so I have some left over for the next day. I like having left over pizza to nibble on later. You can make the pizza yourself and bring it to my house or order it for me from a delivery place, but what I’m aiming fo

One day you may be forced to decide if you want to keep money as CBDC

if you want to go all in crypto without ever cashing out. What will you chose?

It still seem unrealistic yet, but in few years who knows what decisions we will be forced to make. With possibility of removing cash by governments and going all into electronic money, especially into CBDC investing into crypto may be impossible or very limited. What if CBDC will have expiration date? Before decisions will be made we may heve s

Just months ago anyone who wanted to buy NFTs or Altcoins 90% of the time needed to purchase it on the eth network however Ordinals came out and they are a form of NFT but on the Bitcoin network, same thing with altcoins, it seems now that altcoins can be created on the BTC network.

Eth was the king of altcoins because it was the most decentralized smart contract chain but now that Bitcoin, a totally decentralized network is capable of supporting altcoins, what is the point of making them on E

Crypto space is often brutal, just like life, not everyone survive and is happy. Some people despite problems work hard, learn on their mistakes and improve others repeat the same mistakes over and over again.

There is nothing wrong with making bad decisions from time to time or getting fooled by someone or some project. As saying goes: Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me. If you made one wrong decision in life or in crypto it is usually not end of the world, of you repeat

What would chat GPT do if you were to provide it with a list of crypto projects and cryptocurrencies, then ask it to run an analysis on them? Does it do a good job at tech and fundamental analyses? Can it help you invest or make money with crypto?

I tried it and while it sounds pretty knowledgeable on its analysis (I used charting and indicators), ChatGPT comes up with wrong assessments from chart data.

After confronting it with its mistakes it comes up with blabla I'm an AI, I'm learning, I'm

Watching Pepe move now is such a similar pattern that all meme coins go thru. When I read that post yesterday about pepe being down 70% from it's ATH and being a rug pull or scam I got flash backs of the Shiba beginning pump days.

This gives me the feeling that pepe is going to make the same crazy trajectory that Shiba and doge went thru. Both of those coins experienced extreme pump and dumps all the way to the top 10 then back down.

I wouldn't be suprised if pepe does the same type of crazy

Now this is a completely whacky theory, but time wise things do make sense.

The Silk Road was launched by Ross Ulbricht in February 2011 and was the driving force behind adoption of Bitcoin as a currency.

He has a lot of knowledge of how the Bitcoin Blockchain worked and how to implement a system which required quite intricate work in 2011 to run the marketplace on the TOR (hidden services) network.

April 23rd 2011 - Satoshi Nakamoto's last email stated that he had moved on to other things a

You’ve all seen or heard this being thrown around at least a couple times by now. While I agree with the sentiment, there’s also no point in watching your investment dwindle down 90%. Many coins will never reach their ATHs again and your money is now gone.

Seems more like a Safemoon mentality. People need to realize that the coin that already did 1000% and dropped 99% from ATH will never see it again.

Same with mostly all the meme coins. People buy at the top after all the hype and get dumpe

As we find ourselves deep in the bear market, it's important to remember that the crypto world is always evolving and full of opportunities. So, let's put aside the meme coins for a moment and focus on true innovation in the space. I'd like to open up a discussion on how we can best position ourselves for the upcoming bull market.

What projects, technologies, or strategies should we be focusing on right now? Let's explore the key areas that will drive the next wave of growth and adoption in th

So currently Bitcoin and Ethereum are the top crypto coins for a while now. Bitcoin being the first, and Ethereum enabling new features like smart contracts, has earned them their positions.

Recently, as we all know, bitcoin had very high fees for a few days. If crypto gets mass adoption, then scalability and low costs might be critical for a coin to be the dominant one long term.

So, my question is: Do you think bitcoin will be replaced as the top coin by another cryptocurrency that has insta

Investing in cryptocurrency can be a thrilling, yet daunting experience. The market is incredibly volatile, and prices can fluctuate rapidly in a matter of minutes. However, with careful research and strategic investment, there is potential for significant gains. Here are some tips for those looking to dip their toes into the world of cryptocurrency:

1. Do Your Own Research: Cryptocurrency is a complex and constantly evolving field, so it's crucial to stay informed. Read whitepapers, follow ind

A lot of people, especially beginners, have all their crypto in custodial wallet sites, and I don't get it all. The point of crypto is decentralization, and self ownership of your assets. So if you are letting a company mange it for you, and most likely a non-decentralized one, then it's like you did nothing and might as well just use banks.

I always see the argument that noncustodial wallets are more complicated. While that may be true for some, for most it's not complicated by too much or at

Many banks are falling appart, reporting losses and SEC keeps raising interest rates. Government bailouts doesn’t help the situation. I feel like we haven’t been closer to 2008 than now.

Yet I see a lot of people here and overall in the crypto space rejoycing, and actually glad to see institutions collapsing. I’m far from a pro-bank stance, but let’s get this straight : global banking failure won’t create anything more than misery. Rich will still be rich by some means, but poors will get poore

I just stopped talking about crypto with people. Mainly because I got tired trying to set realistic expectations and explaining obvious scams.

Some freshly minted Gen Z high schooler with his first disposable money (nana died) sees that someone made

millions with ElonCumPepe and thinks to himself "I can do this to in like 2 days!". Of course he doesn't, but now comes the best part! He is looking for answers in places like this and you all can write that it is extremely risky, probably a scam c

I hope I am not conjuring this community’s dislike, but the question that I've asked myself for a long time already is what would happen to the whole crypto market, if Bitcoin's price would suddenly drop to $0?

I know that it is very unlikely to happen, but this mind thought is quite interesting.

Most of us have BTC in their portfolio, probably takes the biggest chunk in our wallets. Besides it's very painful for almost every crypto investor, will it crash the price of most coins to zero, too?

Many people love to speak like if there is something good in this space. Besides the fast transactions and low fees for moving money around, is there something good left in this space?

Šhît coins. Alt coins turning into nothing. Scams everywhere. Big exchanges bankrupt every couple of months. Inside trading. Stable coins losing its peg. CeFi platforms destroyed. One man tweeting a meme and sending a coin 11,000 % up, NFTs of rocks selling for millions. Youtubers, influencers and people listeni

Seen so much meme coin hype recently and it got me thinking. Are you after the lottery ticket with possible huge returns butnanvery low chance or the slow burn, blue chip coins, not the same short term potential but a much higher chance of more sustainable long term value..

With coins like Pepe making great returns but also being touted as a 1000x return or more what do most of you want? Knowing that the chances of picking a 1000x return coin are so low.

Or would you rather stick to the more e

One of the first devices to allow mass adoption of crypto was released this week, and most of you made fun of it

disclaimer: holdings 39% ETH, 39% SOL, 15% DOT, etc.

The Solana Saga smartphone was released this week, but in both topics covering the news the amount of ignorant comments, and the fact that these news aren't being discussed in this space is alarming.

"it's just a phone with built in apps"

No, the phone has a hardware encrypted vault that hides your seed phrase even from Android