More / Bitcoin Reddit - 1 week ago
Thing is that I am quite new to cripto and bought some bitcoin with Revolut, I just wondered, whether it is safe to keep my bitcoin there or would it be good to move all/part of it to an external wallet? Thank you very much for whoever takes the time...
More / Etherum Reddit - 1 week ago
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More / Bitcoin Reddit - 1 week ago
Daniela Brozzoni, Naiyoma, and Thomas Voegtlin joined Optech to discuss Newsletter #404: - Possible solutions to the node fingerprinting problem using addr message timestamps - A proposal for public fraud proofs to improve incentives around jus...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 1 week ago
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More / Etherum Reddit - 1 week ago
My bank has flagged two of my transfers to a crypto exchange in the last three months. First time they put the money on hold for 48 hours. Second time someone from their fraud team called me to ask what I was buying and why. I answered everything hon...
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i know this is going to annoy some people, but most crypto cards still do not feel like real crypto adoption to me. they feel like off ramps with better branding. you hold crypto, then somewhere in the middle it still becomes fiat, touches a card net...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 1 week ago
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Hey everyone, I'm hoping to get some practical advice from people who've dealt with cross-border crypto situations. Background: I earned large amount of USDT in a country where crypto is illegal. All of this was earned and I went through full...
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More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 weeks ago
Do you think the IRS will implement a tax code similar to the 1031 exchange for real estate whereby people could sell their privately held BTC and transfer into a BTC ETF without triggering a tax event? submitted by /u/jheyer30 [link]...
by COINS NEWS - 2 weeks ago
Changelly's currency exchange is a scam. They're willing to offer lower exchange rates for small amounts. But when you increase your amount, they freeze your funds and use KYC (Know Your Customer) as an excuse to keep asking you to submit inf...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 weeks ago
Iโm trying to find BTC ATMs with no KYC in Germany, but when searching online they all seem to be inactive or shut down. If anyone knows an active crypto ATM in Germany thatโs still running, please let me know. If not, a reliable P2P cash crypto exch...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 weeks ago
Hi Bitcoiners. I was the guy who wrote the long post almost a month ago about the upcoming tax changes when everyone still thought they were only applicable to realestate. I just wanted to run you all through what the official changes are and how the...
by COINS NEWS - 2 weeks ago
Hi! I know uneducated people like myself probably stop in here and ask all the time, whats a good starting point for buying crypto? I know ill never get into something good like bitcoin, but I would like to buy a few coins, and just let them sit for...
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More / Etherum Reddit - 2 weeks ago
Three months after mainnet launched, Vitalik deployed an advertising auction system to Ethereum. Eight ad slots, four auction mechanisms (one-phase winner-pays, cumulative, sealed-bid first-price, sealed-bid second-price), all managed by a factory co...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 weeks ago
...they just don't know what it is and what the fix is. If you're buying bitcoin because you know how the money is broken, you are going to make it. Just stop for a moment and look around you. The vast majority of people you see, still...
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The Senate Banking Committee finally released the full Clarity Act text before this week's hearing. Cool. Except the conflict of interest section, you know, the part everyone actually wants to see, isn't there. Apparently, it's "not...
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More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 weeks ago
My main phone could be compromised but I'm not sure how much of a danger it poses to the crypto in the cold wallet. Do you guys use secondary phones for critical apps? submitted by /u/Plastic_Focus_3732 [link] [comments]
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 weeks ago
For those of us who remember running nodes back when the block subsidy was 50 BTC, watching this animation hits differently. Weโve watched this network grow from a cypherpunk curiosity on an obscure cryptography mailing list into the immutable...
