<?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>Difficulty is set to drop about 8% tonight. That would be the biggest cut since June. Blocks have averaged 10.9 minutes this window as hash rate falls.</title><description><![CDATA[ Every 2,016 blocks, or about every two weeks, bitcoin&#39;s difficulty adjusts to target an average 10 minute block time with no vote and no debate: https://www.learnbitcoin.com/glossary/difficulty-retargeting &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/LearnBitcoinCom [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/difficulty-is-set-to-drop-about-8-tonight-that-would-be-the-biggest-cut-since-june-blocks-have-averaged-109-minutes-this-window-as-hash-rate-falls</link><guid>913247</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Difficulty is set to drop about 8% tonight. That would be the biggest cut since June. Blocks have averaged 10.9 minutes this window as hash rate falls.</dc:text></item><item><title>BTC Hodlers: Buckle Up</title><description><![CDATA[Bitcoin is the apex digital monetary premium of the 21st century. It&#39;s mathematically scarce. The monetary standard most suitable for fast growing industrial &amp; social era. Volatility is the price we have to pay to escape the matrix. Thank you for your attention on this matter. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheBitcoin21 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/btc-hodlers-buckle-up</link><guid>913246</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>BTC Hodlers: Buckle Up</dc:text></item><item><title>Ethereal news weekly #47 | Post quantum &amp; post AI urgency at DEFCON 2-3, Ethlabs proposed pqai27 &amp; withdrew quick slots from Hegotá upgrade, Glamsterdam gas repricing findings due November 16</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/abcoathup [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/ethereal-news-weekly-47-post-quantum-post-ai-urgency-at-defcon-2-3-ethlabs-proposed-pqai27-withdrew-quick-slots-from-hegota-upgrade-glamsterdam-gas-repricing-findings-due-november-16</link><guid>913206</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Ethereal news weekly #47 | Post quantum &amp; post AI urgency at DEFCON 2-3, Ethlabs proposed pqai27 &amp; withdrew quick slots from Hegotá upgrade, Glamsterdam gas repricing findings due November 16</dc:text></item><item><title>The time of the year again</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-time-of-the-year-again</link><guid>913198</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The time of the year again</dc:text></item><item><title>Everytime i opened bitcoin on internet</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/everytime-i-opened-bitcoin-on-internet</link><guid>913197</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Everytime i opened bitcoin on internet</dc:text></item><item><title>Just HODL it.</title><description><![CDATA[ Trust me Bro &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/cryptofriday [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/just-hodl-it</link><guid>913196</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Just HODL it.</dc:text></item><item><title>Strategy removed from MSCI</title><description><![CDATA[I saw a ticker yesterday that Microstrategy was removed from the MSCI index. Could that be another reason for this crash? I mean issuing debt to buy more btc i feel was maybe not sustainable. The removal is the first major enforcement under MSCI&#39;s finalized framework targeting &quot;non-operating&quot; companies firms whose primary value derives from holding assets rather than running an active operational business Non-operating rules: Under the rules, companies failing to meet operating asset thresholds must pass five specific financial ratios apparently Strategy failed enough criteria to be flagged and went straight to the deletion list rather than a warning buffer. Additionally, funds tracking MSCI benchmarks will be required to sell their MSTR holdings ahead of the November 30 effective date. Estimates vary, with past projections for similar index exclusions pointing to billions in potential passive outflows. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/scrittyrow [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/strategy-removed-from-msci</link><guid>913147</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Strategy removed from MSCI</dc:text></item><item><title>Elfa AI's Expose feature will help you to decipher influencer interconnections.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/semanticweb [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/elfa-ais-expose-feature-will-help-you-to-decipher-influencer-interconnections</link><guid>913149</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Elfa AI's Expose feature will help you to decipher influencer interconnections.</dc:text></item><item><title>The State Wants an AI King. Bitcoin Needs No Ruler.</title><description><![CDATA[ This week, Nvidia evaporated $500 billion in market value—not because its tech failed, but because its CEO had a scandal. Now, Trump is using Truth Social to try to install Tim Cook as the next tech monarch. It’s a terrifying masterclass in the fragility of fiat corporate structures and the &quot;Founder Mode&quot; single-point-of-failure. While leveraged Wall Street funds panic-sold Bitcoin to cover their AI equity margin calls, nothing about the Bitcoin protocol changed. No interim CEO was named, no board panicked, and no state actor could intervene. If you ever wondered why Satoshi Nakamoto had to walk away, look at Santa Clara and Washington right now. You can’t subpoena a ghost, you can’t honey-trap an algorithm, and you can’t replace a consensus mechanism with a political puppet. Rules without rulers. Tick tock, next block. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/sylsau [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-state-wants-an-ai-king-bitcoin-needs-no-ruler</link><guid>913199</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The State Wants an AI King. Bitcoin Needs No Ruler.</dc:text></item><item><title>The Emperor Has No Successor: Why Nvidia’s $500 Billion Meltdown and Trump’s Meddling Prove Bitcoin’s Leaderless Design Is Bulletproof.</title><description><![CDATA[ This week, Nvidia evaporated $500 billion in market value—not because its tech failed, but because its CEO had a scandal. Now, Trump is using Truth Social to try to install Tim Cook as the next tech monarch. It’s a terrifying masterclass in the fragility of fiat corporate structures and the &quot;Founder Mode&quot; single-point-of-failure. While leveraged Wall Street funds panic-sold Bitcoin to cover their AI equity margin calls, nothing about the Bitcoin protocol changed. No interim CEO was named, no board panicked, and no state actor could intervene. If you ever wondered why Satoshi Nakamoto had to walk away, look at Santa Clara and Washington right now. You can’t subpoena a ghost, you can’t honey-trap an algorithm, and you can’t replace a consensus mechanism with a political puppet. Rules without rulers. Tick tock, next block. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/sylsau [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-emperor-has-no-successor-why-nvidias-500-billion-meltdown-and-trumps-meddling-prove-bitcoins-leaderless-design-is-bulletproof</link><guid>913150</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Emperor Has No Successor: Why Nvidia’s $500 Billion Meltdown and Trump’s Meddling Prove Bitcoin’s Leaderless Design Is Bulletproof.</dc:text></item><item><title>US Moves to Seize $1.2 Billion From Binance Hack. Where Is the Rest?</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Kitchen_Biscotti_747 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/us-moves-to-seize-12-billion-from-binance-hack-where-is-the-rest</link><guid>913148</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>US Moves to Seize $1.2 Billion From Binance Hack. Where Is the Rest?</dc:text></item><item><title>Everytime it dips ????</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/everytime-it-dips</link><guid>913129</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Everytime it dips ????</dc:text></item><item><title>Black Friday Deal</title><description><![CDATA[ Buy the dip! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/wasolldas_ [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/black-friday-deal</link><guid>913089</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Black Friday Deal</dc:text></item><item><title>y'all who was just crying a month ago about missing the 65.000$ boat... now is the time to put your money where your mouth is!</title><description><![CDATA[Title &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/KrazyKreutz [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/yall-who-was-just-crying-a-month-ago-about-missing-the-65000-boat-now-is-the-time-to-put-your-money-where-your-mouth-is</link><guid>913085</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>y'all who was just crying a month ago about missing the 65.000$ boat... now is the time to put your money where your mouth is!</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, November 13, 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://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-november-13-2026</link><guid>913083</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, November 13, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>gm</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Satosea [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/gm</link><guid>913086</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>gm</dc:text></item><item><title>The dip</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/clausschnorr [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-dip</link><guid>913087</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The dip</dc:text></item><item><title>Blackfriday sale!</title><description><![CDATA[I love this year’s black friday sale. Rather than buying useless electronics that you dont need, buy some bitcoin! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Professional-Road-66 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/blackfriday-sale</link><guid>913088</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Blackfriday sale!</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion November 13, 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 Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-november-13-2026</link><guid>913046</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion November 13, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>What is happening with btc?</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/topu202030 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/what-is-happening-with-btc</link><guid>913084</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What is happening with btc?</dc:text></item><item><title>POV: My BTC portfolio finally let me buy a Lambo in 2026</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/takashi_senseii [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/pov-my-btc-portfolio-finally-let-me-buy-a-lambo-in-2026</link><guid>913040</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>POV: My BTC portfolio finally let me buy a Lambo in 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Never gets old</title><description><![CDATA[Bitcoin tanks 10% in a week and everyone thinks it’s over. Lmfao. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Turbulent_Ferret_552 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/never-gets-old</link><guid>913039</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Never gets old</dc:text></item><item><title>Crypto is so dead that the price is crashing without anybody making posts about it here. Btc at 66k and dropping.</title><description><![CDATA[No idea where the next bull market is suppose to come from, we have had early adapters, laggers, small companies and individuals investors, mainstream in 2017, then slowly institutional and more mainstream then the covid checks made everybody and their grandma put in some. Then the etf and hedge funds and now only mstr is stil buying. At every step the previous bag holders handed it over to new bag holders. But who will hold the bag next? Retail is broker then broke, they are borrowing every month just to survive. And institutional is all with AI now. The only player left who has not bought up Bitcoin is the fed itself. I could see Trump force the fed to do this ... Before this blue Wave happened. Now I don&#39;t see it happen anymore if anything if BTC goes low enought Trump will claim he was always against it. That&#39;s stablecoins are counterfit money and that he always warned people about crypto will Biden forced them to buy. He will call us cryptocrybabies and losers. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MelangeBot [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/crypto-is-so-dead-that-the-price-is-crashing-without-anybody-making-posts-about-it-here-btc-at-66k-and-dropping</link><guid>913004</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Crypto is so dead that the price is crashing without anybody making posts about it here. Btc at 66k and dropping.</dc:text></item><item><title>Me after checking my portfolio</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Megab0y [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/me-after-checking-my-portfolio</link><guid>913038</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Me after checking my portfolio</dc:text></item><item><title>Give my mining coin a try</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/thatsadsid [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/give-my-mining-coin-a-try</link><guid>913005</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Give my mining coin a try</dc:text></item><item><title>What’s going on with Bitcoin right now????</title><description><![CDATA[It’s hitting $68k ???? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Pretend-Sector7703 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/whats-going-on-with-bitcoin-right-now</link><guid>913036</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What’s going on with Bitcoin right now????</dc:text></item><item><title>How do you guys cope with portfolio dips?</title><description><![CDATA[ Hey everyone. BTC is down lately (which is nothing new given how cycles work), but I&#39;d love to know: what do you do to stop constantly checking your portfolio and just let it ride? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Nukee277 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/how-do-you-guys-cope-with-portfolio-dips</link><guid>913037</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>How do you guys cope with portfolio dips?</dc:text></item><item><title>First timers and lurkers, this is your chance to buy BTC</title><description><![CDATA[I bought some BTC now with whatever money I had because this is what many people say panic selling. I feel comfortable buying at this price in bulk amounts. I hope you do too! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/crypto_doctors [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/first-timers-and-lurkers-this-is-your-chance-to-buy-btc</link><guid>912982</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>First timers and lurkers, this is your chance to buy BTC</dc:text></item><item><title>Right Now BTC</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/mahabub129 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/right-now-btc</link><guid>912981</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Right Now BTC</dc:text></item><item><title>What do fellow Bitcoiners think of Strike and Jack Mallers?</title><description><![CDATA[Genuinely curious if Bitcoiners feel positively or negatively about Strike. Thank you for the feedback! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Beautiful-Guest-4747 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/what-do-fellow-bitcoiners-think-of-strike-and-jack-mallers</link><guid>912940</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What do fellow Bitcoiners think of Strike and Jack Mallers?</dc:text></item><item><title>are these 2 connected ????</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/scribfy [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/are-these-2-connected</link><guid>912939</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>are these 2 connected ????</dc:text></item><item><title>Trezor Confirms Three Devices Were Tampered With, Released a Firmware Update, and Cut its Reseller Network by 80%. No known successful thefts for far.</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/reddit4485 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/trezor-confirms-three-devices-were-tampered-with-released-a-firmware-update-and-cut-its-reseller-network-by-80-no-known-successful-thefts-for-far</link><guid>912920</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Trezor Confirms Three Devices Were Tampered With, Released a Firmware Update, and Cut its Reseller Network by 80%. No known successful thefts for far.</dc:text></item><item><title>Trezor Confirms Three Safe 5 Wallets Were Tampered With, Released a Firmware Update, and Cut its Reseller Network by 80%.</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/reddit4485 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/trezor-confirms-three-safe-5-wallets-were-tampered-with-released-a-firmware-update-and-cut-its-reseller-network-by-80</link><guid>912938</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Trezor Confirms Three Safe 5 Wallets Were Tampered With, Released a Firmware Update, and Cut its Reseller Network by 80%.</dc:text></item><item><title>You can zoom out or just panic, your choice</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/you-can-zoom-out-or-just-panic-your-choice</link><guid>912887</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>You can zoom out or just panic, your choice</dc:text></item><item><title>BREAKING NEWS! Still no sex scandal involving Satoshi Nakamoto..</title><description><![CDATA[Nor will there ever be, haha &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Sweet-Celebration498 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/breaking-news-still-no-sex-scandal-involving-satoshi-nakamoto</link><guid>912884</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>BREAKING NEWS! Still no sex scandal involving Satoshi Nakamoto..</dc:text></item><item><title>Is this what they meant by black swan?</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/IzmierdaNoGracias [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/is-this-what-they-meant-by-black-swan</link><guid>912885</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Is this what they meant by black swan?</dc:text></item><item><title>US Moves to Disrupt North Korea’s Crypto Theft</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/piejlucas [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/us-moves-to-disrupt-north-koreas-crypto-theft</link><guid>912886</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>US Moves to Disrupt North Korea’s Crypto Theft</dc:text></item><item><title>Be fearful when others are greedy, be greedy when others are fearful</title><description><![CDATA[A lot of people know of bitcoin, but a few have a true grounded foundational understanding of bitcoin and the network. A lot of this fear is based on the price of bitcoin and how it will adopt into the future. Both are things that are unpredictable and no one can indefinitely tell you the future of these 2 things. One thing that still stands is the fundamental and the foundation of bitcoin. Which to me is the most important part of it. Everything else is just noise. You either put money into bitcoin to save/grow your purchasing power overtime and believe in a monetary system that doesn’t require a third party decision or power and trust a system that’s backed by mathematics Or you invest into it to grow more fiat Bitcoin attracts the most greed and fear than any other asset class because of its volatility which is understandable. But I chose to believe in a system that is backed by mathematics and scarcity rather than a monetary system that is backed by nothing and abundance. Also This is my own personal opinion and conviction that I have made through my own research and time. This doesn’t mean what I think or say is the indefinite truth. Do your own research, believe what you like to believe and build your own conviction/opinion. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/OrneryAd403 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/be-fearful-when-others-are-greedy-be-greedy-when-others-are-fearful</link><guid>912838</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Be fearful when others are greedy, be greedy when others are fearful</dc:text></item><item><title>0.1 club!</title><description><![CDATA[My family (mom and I) finally got to 0.1 btc. We are a migrant family in Ecuador, so it’s been tuff to get it, did a lot of work these 5 years. Hope for the best to yall Family wasn’t convinced at all. Now they are. It’s never late &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/PepperSpicyMidget [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/01-club</link><guid>912836</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>0.1 club!</dc:text></item><item><title>Crypto community, I need your help!</title><description><![CDATA[As part of my bachelor&#39;s thesis, I am conducting a psychological study on investment behavior in the cryptocurrency market, and I am currently looking for participants willing to take part. Since this community has a particular interest in cryptocurrencies, your perspectives and experiences are very valuable to my research. It doesn&#39;t matter whether you actively invest in cryptocurrencies, or simply follow the market. If you could spare a few minutes to complete my questionnaire, it would be a great help with my research. Thank you in advance to everyone who decides to participate! Questionnaire link: https://forms.gle/gzC7KHfMGiRiC9Qv7 &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Mimik01_ff [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/crypto-community-i-need-your-help</link><guid>912837</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Crypto community, I need your help!</dc:text></item><item><title>One more time.</title><description><![CDATA[ For old times sake? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Suspicious-Local-901 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/one-more-time</link><guid>912780</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>One more time.</dc:text></item><item><title>Are those of you who like to follow the bitcoin pattern do. According to that 4 year pattern could there be another dip? Where are we at in that</title><description><![CDATA[Also I know ppl in here are seething to call me stupid and shit in here and tell me that you can’t predict anything and find any other mean thing to say so. This is me trying to tell you just hold your tongue and save the mean comments for everyone else but do whatever you want. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Laylow2100 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/are-those-of-you-who-like-to-follow-the-bitcoin-pattern-do-according-to-that-4-year-pattern-could-there-be-another-dip-where-are-we-at-in-that</link><guid>912781</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Are those of you who like to follow the bitcoin pattern do. According to that 4 year pattern could there be another dip? Where are we at in that</dc:text></item><item><title>Investigating The President</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/BallBearingBill [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/investigating-the-president</link><guid>912728</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Investigating The President</dc:text></item><item><title>Quick hits of Quantum related events as Multiple projects push for 2027 upgrades.</title><description><![CDATA[Just today- Ethlabs proposes advancing Ethereum’s post-quantum upgrade timeline to 2027 from the Ethereum Foundation’s previous goal of December 2029. They recommend reprioritizing hard fork features and reallocating resources from initiatives like quick slots to focus on post-quantum and post-AI readiness. Though BTC hasn&#39;t set a timing goal, developers are actively evaluating post-quantum soft-fork proposals including BIP-360 (P2MR), P2TRH, and P2QR. A recently drafted BIP for SHRINCS, a hash-based signature scheme tailored to Bitcoin&#39;s transaction constraints, has also emerged as a potential solution. Sui is targeting Q1 2027 to bring native quantum-resistant accounts to its mainnet Hedera also plans to roll out quantum-resistant account keys in 2027 Algorand leadership reiterated its goal to achieve full network-wide quantum resistance by the end of 2027 Starknet voted to research if they could possibly become a Layer1. That was approved and research is ongoing. SignQuantum powered by Qanplatform signed a strategic partnership with MCIT - an official cabinet-level ministry of the Qatari government. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Original-Assistant-8 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/quick-hits-of-quantum-related-events-as-multiple-projects-push-for-2027-upgrades</link><guid>912727</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Quick hits of Quantum related events as Multiple projects push for 2027 upgrades.</dc:text></item><item><title>8 Reasons Bitcoin Is the Only Thing AI Can't Copy</title><description><![CDATA[ On my podcast ‘Bitcoin for Millennials’ I discuss what still has value when AI can copy everything digital, why money is a ruler that keeps drifting like the old kilogram in Paris, how Bitcoin ties a unit to energy and time, the two things AI can&#39;t copy, why AI agents that can&#39;t open a bank account can still hold a key, and why stablecoins can be the medium but never the measure. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/BRVM [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/8-reasons-bitcoin-is-the-only-thing-ai-cant-copy</link><guid>912782</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>8 Reasons Bitcoin Is the Only Thing AI Can't Copy</dc:text></item><item><title>The bear market is done. It’s not going to make a new low. 57k was it.</title><description><![CDATA[57k was the low. Bears really think it’s going to plummet even more, guys it’s clearly going to make a higher low. It’s just slowly bleeding. What on earth is going to take bitcoin to drop another 25 percent. What negative catalysts are left. You underestimated Scott bessent and the treasury buyback. It jumped so much back in August. There is no lower low coming. 60’s then trade sideways for a few months before to ATH once this Iran stuff is finished. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Omega_into1 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-bear-market-is-done-its-not-going-to-make-a-new-low-57k-was-it</link><guid>912779</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The bear market is done. It’s not going to make a new low. 57k was it.</dc:text></item><item><title>Katana's revenue buys back KAT and stakers get all of it, starting Nov 17</title><description><![CDATA[After ~18 months, I am still bullish on Katana. Why? Well, they are one of the few chains actually making money. One problem with that was that most of that money went back into growing the ecosystem (Yearn vaults, AMM pools, trading competitions), and people holding KAT only saw little upside. That just changed. Now, a cut of the fees from Katana&#39;s swap, perps, Vault Bridge and the sequencer now funds open-market KAT buybacks, and 100% of the KAT that gets bought back goes to avKAT stakers. I actually like this model so much more than the standard &quot;buy and burn&quot; model because it actually rewards people deploying into the ecosystem. Here&#39;s what that looks like using last month&#39;s revenue: Swap: 50% of $21.8k = $10.9k Perps: 5% of $160.9k = $8k Vault Bridge: 5% of $41.4k = $2.1k Sequencer: 30% of $11.2k = $3.4k That&#39;s roughly $25k of KAT bought on the open market every month, all of it going to stakers. And that&#39;s at last month&#39;s activity. Every extra swap, perp trade &amp; bridged dollar on Katana adds to it. This works because Katana owns the pieces generating the fees, and there are three of them now. Swaps on Katana used to run through Sushi&#39;s deployment. Katana took that over as Katana Swap, so the swap fees stay with the chain instead of going to an outside team. That&#39;s another part of the stack they own now. The perps engine was acquired from IDEX, which was running an onchain order book back in 2017. It&#39;s done over $6.5B in volume. And Vault Bridge is the yield layer. It puts bridged money to work instead of letting it sit, and it&#39;s generated $4M so far, all of it reinvested into the ecosystem. Most chains rent these pieces, so the fees leave. Katana owns all three, so they stay. Earlier this year I posted that chains owning their whole stack would outperform chains that only build infrastructure, and now Katana owns three parts of its stack and sends the revenue to the people staked in it. As someone staked in avKAT, the changes I&#39;m really happy about is the unstake time reduction &amp; even more upside for staking. Stake unwind goes from 45 days to 7. Note: vKAT and voting are sunsetting, so there&#39;s one way to earn on KAT now: stake it into avKAT. If you&#39;re holding vKAT, you can convert in one click starting 11/17. Here&#39;s the bullieving this is the one change that will spark a Katana run and I can retire my bloodline. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TimmyXBT [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/katanas-revenue-buys-back-kat-and-stakers-get-all-of-it-starting-nov-17</link><guid>912729</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Katana's revenue buys back KAT and stakers get all of it, starting Nov 17</dc:text></item><item><title>Roundtable_026 - The Internet's Black October</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Cryptoconomy [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/roundtable-026-the-internets-black-october</link><guid>912699</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Roundtable_026 - The Internet's Black October</dc:text></item><item><title>I'll be here for 10-20 years anyway</title><description><![CDATA[ Relax guys &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/hodler1992 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/ill-be-here-for-10-20-years-anyway</link><guid>912695</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I'll be here for 10-20 years anyway</dc:text></item><item><title>Y’all dumb for thinking BTC is done</title><description><![CDATA[Bitcoin is poised to endure for another decade due to its entrenched network security, growing institutional integration, and fixed supply mechanics. Supported by one of the world&#39;s largest decentralized computing networks, the protocol has proven highly resilient against technical failures and regulatory crackdowns for over fifteen years. Major financial institutions, spot exchange-traded funds, and corporate treasuries now hold significant positions, creating deep liquidity and powerful economic incentives to maintain the asset&#39;s infrastructure. Furthermore, Bitcoin&#39;s hard cap of 21 million coins continues to attract investors seeking a hedge against sovereign debt and currency debasement. Because there is no central entity to shut down and global adoption continues to expand across both retail and institutional markets, Bitcoin possesses the structural permanence required to remain relevant well into the next decade. DONT FALL FOR MARKET MANIPULATION &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Wooden-Albatross4845 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/yall-dumb-for-thinking-btc-is-done</link><guid>912696</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Y’all dumb for thinking BTC is done</dc:text></item><item><title>In 2014 a Bitcoin educator sent 30 cents to the brain wallet "Satoshi Nakamoto" on video, it was spent in the same block, a day before the video was published.</title><description><![CDATA[A brain wallet is a private key made from a phrase you memorize: hash the phrase once with SHA-256 and the result is the key. James D&#39;Angelo taught how to make one in a 2014 Blackboard video, sent small payments to three of them on camera, and predicted viewers would take the coins. We looked up what the chain recorded. - The 30 cents sent to the phrase &quot;Satoshi Nakamoto&quot; confirmed in block 284,859 and was spent in that same block, 24 hours before the video was public. Whoever took it already had the phrase. - Two phrases nobody had seen, one of three words and one of 79 characters, sat untouched for 24 hours. They were emptied in the first and third blocks after the video went up. - The earliest brain wallet we can find with money behind it was a forum puzzle in July 2011, 0.25 BTC behind one sentence. It was claimed 3 hours 20 minutes later. - We typed 32 well-known phrases by hand (no cracking tool) and read their addresses: 29 have been used, 1,307.7 BTC has been paid into them (at least 334 BTC of that is change and returned coins counted twice), and every one was empty on 9 November 2026. Please do not send coins to any of them. - In 2011 a payment to one of these phrases typically sat for about a month. By 2015 three in four were spent in the block that confirmed them. Every payment we found from 2025 and 2026 was. - The best-known site opened with a passphrase already typed in for most of its first two years, turned down a patch to slow guessing in 2013 (&quot;You don&#39;t really need that&quot;) and closed on 7 August 2015: the closing commit is stamped 20:57 UTC and reached GitHub at 21:00:00, the minute the DEF CON talk that released a fast cracker was due to start. - What replaced the idea is BIP-39: the wallet draws 128 or 256 random bits and shows them to you as words. Twelve of those words are about 19 trillion trillion times harder to guess than four random ones. The Rabbit Hole is a credited recreation of D&#39;Angelo&#39;s lesson, with both data sets as CSV downloads and 61 sources. Free, no ads, no affiliate links, no wallet recommendations: https://www.learnbitcoin.com/rabbit-hole/brain-wallets &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/LearnBitcoinCom [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/in-2014-a-bitcoin-educator-sent-30-cents-to-the-brain-wallet-satoshi-nakamoto-on-video-it-was-spent-in-the-same-block-a-day-before-the-video-was-published</link><guid>912698</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>In 2014 a Bitcoin educator sent 30 cents to the brain wallet "Satoshi Nakamoto" on video, it was spent in the same block, a day before the video was published.</dc:text></item><item><title>MSCI is dropping Strategy from its index, and the exclusion could hit its bitcoin-buying machine</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/PreferenceOk2716 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/msci-is-dropping-strategy-from-its-index-and-the-exclusion-could-hit-its-bitcoin-buying-machine</link><guid>912697</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>MSCI is dropping Strategy from its index, and the exclusion could hit its bitcoin-buying machine</dc:text></item><item><title>Revolution Mining said my KYC failed and I couldn’t withdraw my Bitcoin mining payouts</title><description><![CDATA[After writing my Trustpilot review, I wanted to ask here because the issue still hasn’t been resolved. I put over $26k into mining with Revolution Mining, and I haven’t been able to withdraw my BTC payouts since June. They lack transparency and do not care about their customers They told me my identity verification failed. I’d already submitted my documents, and I still don’t know which check failed or what I need to do next. Was it a name or address mismatch? Did a document get rejected? Do I need to resubmit something or ask for a manual review? That’s the part that pisses me off. Just tell me what the hell I need to fix. I also want to know what happens to the mining balance while withdrawals are blocked. Is BTC still being credited? If my KYC clears, does the existing balance become withdrawable automatically, or does someone have to release it manually? Im asking this because they dont reply to my messages and my calls like wthhh? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Cultural-Meat5269 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/revolution-mining-said-my-kyc-failed-and-i-couldnt-withdraw-my-bitcoin-mining-payouts</link><guid>912620</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Revolution Mining said my KYC failed and I couldn’t withdraw my Bitcoin mining payouts</dc:text></item><item><title>Uphold update: status page says resolved yet people are still reporting rejected withdrawals</title><description><![CDATA[Quick follow-up to my post from yesterday, since a few things have moved. On Nov 10, after about 6 days of delays, Uphold marked the crypto deposit and withdrawal incident as resolved on their status page, and the third-party trackers are back to green. Fiat and trading reportedly ran fine the whole time, and plenty of people say their stuck transfers did eventually go through. Same as before, I&#39;m not claiming insolvency, and there&#39;s still no evidence of it(yet). What I&#39;m questioning is whether &quot;resolved&quot; means &quot;explained&quot;. Nothing I raised last time has been answered. There&#39;s still no name for the monitoring partner, no post-mortem and no figure for how many transactions or accounts were affected. &quot;Its fixed and funds are safe&quot;(trust me bro) is a statement, not an explanation of why a queue backs up for six days. The green dashboard also doesn&#39;t match what people are reporting. Under Upholds recent X tweets and in the comments on my last thread, there are a lot of people saying their withdrawals are being rejected, with little to no explanation from support. Uphold also emailed affected users offering free withdrawals as compensation. People who tried it say it isn&#39;t working in practice, with fees still charged or transfers failing. If that&#39;s accurate, compensation that doesn&#39;t work looks worse than none. Then there&#39;s Brasil. Customers there have until 30th of November to withdrawal before Uphold leaves. Losing almost a week of reliable crypto withdrawals inside that window is a huge problem imo, and I haven&#39;t seen anything about extra time. If you are in Brasil and affected, I&#39;d like to hear what you&#39;re seeing. Each piece still has a boring explanation on its own. But put together(the NY AG CredEarn settlement in April, the EU MiCAR deposit pause and 17% payoffs in July, the Brasil exit in October and now an eight-day bottleneck followed by rejections and a compensation offer that doesn&#39;t work), it looks like a company shrinking its footprint and staying quiet whenever something breaks. What would settle for me is simple - the vendor&#39;s name, a post-mortem and some actual numbers. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ResolutionSmall3692 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/uphold-update-status-page-says-resolved-yet-people-are-still-reporting-rejected-withdrawals</link><guid>912642</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Uphold update: status page says resolved yet people are still reporting rejected withdrawals</dc:text></item><item><title>Why is Nimiq so undervalued if it solves the core custody and usability problems that Bitcoin and Smart Contracts failed to fix?</title><description><![CDATA[ The Custody Paradox and the Return of Hierarchy: Bitcoin was created to eliminate intermediaries and hierarchy. Yet, because most blockchains are too heavy to run natively on mobile devices, users are forced to rely on centralized exchanges, RPC providers, or third-party hosts to interact with their own money. Even modern &quot;smart wallets&quot; often store only your keys locally while depending on external servers to index data and broadcast transactions. Recent exchange hacks prove that this architecture simply recreated the exact centralized hierarchy crypto was meant to destroy. Technical Success vs. Everyday Failure (The El Salvador Lesson):While current crypto infrastructure works well for institutional settlement and speculation, it fails as an everyday currency. El Salvador’s experiment proved this: to make Bitcoin usable for daily payments, the government had to rely on a centralized, custodial app (Chivo). The result was technical glitches, security breaches, and massive user abandonment once the sign-up bonuses ran out. If everyday adoption requires sacrificing self-custody to centralized intermediaries, the technology has failed its primary purpose. Why Are True Self-Custody and Usability Undervalued? Nimiq takes a radically different approach. Its browser-based architecture allows a lightweight node to run directly on your device—giving you true independence and working self-custody without wasting computational resources on heavy, redundant math. Why are coins that actually prioritize non-hierarchical usability and frictionless self-custody so heavily undervalued by the market? Real Utility vs. Hype-Driven Speculation: Are we genuinely building decentralized assets for real-world use, or have we just built hype-driven speculative pyramids? Today, smart contracts are overwhelmingly used to swap, leverage, and speculate on other crypto tokens rather than executing the real-world contracts they originally promised. Ironically, if a single cryptocurrency truly succeeded as a frictionless, global medium of exchange (&quot;winner takes all&quot;), most of this complex, speculative DeFi layer would become redundant. Resilience Without Market Recognition: Even when Nimiq suffered a bridge exploit in September, the architecture proved its resilience: zero user wallets were compromised, and only internal project funds were affected. Despite delivering actual self-custody, surviving attacks without harming users, and solving the mobile UX bottleneck, the project remains severely undervalued. What explains this massive disconnect between technical fundamentals and market valuation? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EsdrasCaleb [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/why-is-nimiq-so-undervalued-if-it-solves-the-core-custody-and-usability-problems-that-bitcoin-and-smart-contracts-failed-to-fix</link><guid>912565</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Why is Nimiq so undervalued if it solves the core custody and usability problems that Bitcoin and Smart Contracts failed to fix?</dc:text></item><item><title>Whats the current best Ethereum wallet</title><description><![CDATA[Hi all, I’ve been using Ledger for years but lately I’ve started rethinking about keeping my funds there. Between all the data leaks, security incidents and stories about wallets getting compromised and even regulated sellers selling compromised Ledgers. I&#39;m honestly becoming more paranoid about where I store my crypto and I&#39;ve also never been particularly happy with the Ledger experience. As ZachXBT recommended I am thinking to store my crypto into a blank laptop or something, so for you, what&#39;s the current best wallet to store crypto? Thanks &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/iceshop0_0 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/whats-the-current-best-ethereum-wallet</link><guid>912563</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Whats the current best Ethereum wallet</dc:text></item><item><title>swapping a small cap token big exchanges dont list?</title><description><![CDATA[got a token thats not on the big exchanges in any useful way, withdrawal fee makes the listing pointless even where it exists. stealthex and godex both show a route to ETH but ive never done anything outside top coins and dont want to be the test tx. not hunting spread, just want to know if these actually pay out thin pairs or if it sits until you email someone. done one this year? how long did it take &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/hechem-tommy [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/swapping-a-small-cap-token-big-exchanges-dont-list</link><guid>912564</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>swapping a small cap token big exchanges dont list?</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin Retreats as Nvidia Turmoil Weighs on Risk Appetite</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unconventionalbook [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-retreats-as-nvidia-turmoil-weighs-on-risk-appetite</link><guid>912537</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin Retreats as Nvidia Turmoil Weighs on Risk Appetite</dc:text></item><item><title>The Future of Bitcoin Mining? (Grid Stabilisation)</title><description><![CDATA[ the full video on high quality is on my youchoob channel &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/JoeNakamoto [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-future-of-bitcoin-mining-grid-stabilisation</link><guid>912536</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Future of Bitcoin Mining? (Grid Stabilisation)</dc:text></item><item><title>To swap of or not to swap, BTC -&gt; U.S. Dollars</title><description><![CDATA[**Sorry mods!! noob mistake, please forgive me. I Edited my post to remove references to any other coin. Mods please delete if this still not ok. Why would someone swap their BTC to an intermediary coin before cashing out to U.S. dollars? It seems counterproductive and will introduce another taxable transaction as well as potentially reveal both the starting address and the ending address, there for making a more solid connection between the user and therefore reducing privacy. Direct BTC sale BTC → USD One taxable disposition BTC through an intermediary BTC → (intermediate coin) → USD Two taxable dispositions But back to my original question, why swap at all if the exchange can accept both BTC &amp; the other crypto currency i want to swap? Positives and negatives are most welcome. I am really trying to learn about the cryptospace. Thank you kindly. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Cymbaline1971 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/to-swap-of-or-not-to-swap-btc-us-dollars</link><guid>912475</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>To swap of or not to swap, BTC -&gt; U.S. Dollars</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin vs GTA</title><description><![CDATA[ will history repeat again? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/konhana [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-vs-gta</link><guid>912474</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin vs GTA</dc:text></item><item><title>⚡ Lightning Thursday! November 12, 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://ftp.coinsnews.com/lightning-thursday-november-12-2026-explore-the-lightning-network</link><guid>912476</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>⚡ Lightning Thursday! November 12, 2026: Explore the Lightning Network!⚡</dc:text></item><item><title>Bought DOGE at the highs, kept holding as it crashed. What the hell am I supposed to do now?</title><description><![CDATA[About two years ago, a friend told me to buy DOGE, so I did. My first purchase was around 280, when the price was much higher. As it kept dropping, I bought more at 250, 200, 120 and eventually 70. I haven&#39;t sold a single coin. I&#39;ve just kept holding, convinced that it would eventually bounce back. The thing is, I&#39;ve been in this situation before with other crypto investments. I once sold a coin after it had lost half its value, only to watch it go up 10x or even 20x afterward. I guess that experience made me afraid of selling at a loss again. The worst part is that I&#39;m just a wagie, and this was basically all my savings. It&#39;s not money I can easily afford to lose or replace. I know I probably shouldn&#39;t have invested so much in something I didn&#39;t understand, but here I am. What the hell am I supposed to do now? Keep holding and hope for another rally, or finally accept the loss and move on? Looking for some honest advice. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Khmatrix [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bought-doge-at-the-highs-kept-holding-as-it-crashed-what-the-hell-am-i-supposed-to-do-now</link><guid>912502</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bought DOGE at the highs, kept holding as it crashed. What the hell am I supposed to do now?</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, November 12, 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://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-november-12-2026</link><guid>912473</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, November 12, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>After the Binance incident, how do you decide which hot wallet is safe?</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;ve seen everyone suggesting moving funds off centralized exchanges after what happened with Binance recently. Yes, I have shifted to a hot wallet as well. But moving to a self-custody wallet doesn&#39;t automatically mean your funds are safe right? There are malicious approvals, fake extensions, and other risk factors. The ultimate security setup is using a cold wallet. But I am trying to find a good hot wallet for day-to-day use while keeping my funds safe. If you guys have tried multiple wallets, how do you pick a secure one? I&#39;m looking for genuine hot wallet suggestions and lesser-known facts here from people who have tried and tested multiple wallets. Ngl, I&#39;m tired of those best hot wallet lists that rank only because they are optimized for SEO lol. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Additional-Ask-2775 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/after-the-binance-incident-how-do-you-decide-which-hot-wallet-is-safe</link><guid>912432</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>After the Binance incident, how do you decide which hot wallet is safe?</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion November 12, 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 Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-november-12-2026</link><guid>912431</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion November 12, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Yea</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/mahabub129 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/yea</link><guid>912426</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Yea</dc:text></item><item><title>Double it and give it to the next bear market</title><description><![CDATA[Every bear market, same despair, same everything. its like just always doubled to the next one. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/double-it-and-give-it-to-the-next-bear-market</link><guid>912427</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Double it and give it to the next bear market</dc:text></item><item><title>LocalCoinSwap "No Available UTXO"</title><description><![CDATA[I bought bitcoin for the first time using LocalCoinSwap. The transaction went smoothly and it shows that the bitcoin is in my wallet. When I try to move my bitcoin to a different wallet or use it for a purchase, it gives an error code that says &quot;No UTXOs available to spend&quot;. I am worried that my money has been wasted. I know that bitcoin has a rate that it moves through the blockchain so that could maybe be an explanation?? For context, this is only a few hours after the end of my initial purchase; however, since this is my first ever time dealing with bitcoin I am very worried it will go to waste. I am looking for any help or explanation, please be understanding, thank you &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/vaber08rmembr [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/localcoinswap-no-available-utxo</link><guid>912428</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>LocalCoinSwap "No Available UTXO"</dc:text></item><item><title>NYSE using Avalanche</title><description><![CDATA[ Surprised I have not heard/seen more about this. This seems huge for AVAX. The NYSE will be using the Avalanche blockchain for tokenization… &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Party_Operation_9711 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/nyse-using-avalanche</link><guid>912360</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>NYSE using Avalanche</dc:text></item><item><title>An Ethlabs view on post-quantum and post-AI timelines: pqai27</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/abcoathup [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/an-ethlabs-view-on-post-quantum-and-post-ai-timelines-pqai27</link><guid>912359</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>An Ethlabs view on post-quantum and post-AI timelines: pqai27</dc:text></item><item><title>Opening an EU bank account is an asset</title><description><![CDATA[Bitcoin is fundamentally amazing because we can transact it without banks, but if that&#39;s the case, why do centralized exchanges take the role of banks for most people? Why is P2P trading important? Not &quot;Marking&quot; your UTXO&#39;s: Why should your UTXO&#39;s be searchable and connected to your name? Lower fees: If you make your own offer you can set any fee you want. You typically retain more custody than a CEX: Most p2p exchanges give you variable custody options A more fair system: Anyone can be a market maker, anyone can participate. Why should you use Instant SEPA? You get access to a way bigger amount of offers SEPA instant is used across Europe, not just a single country &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Better-County8600 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/opening-an-eu-bank-account-is-an-asset</link><guid>912342</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Opening an EU bank account is an asset</dc:text></item><item><title>Ohhh no ????</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/cicada_eater [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/ohhh-no</link><guid>912343</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Ohhh no ????</dc:text></item><item><title>Stainless Steel or Titanium Backup?</title><description><![CDATA[ The stainless steel setup uses the full word. The titanium setup uses the number assigned to the word in BIP-39 list. The titanium also has the option to password protect the real order of the words. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/No_Not_Again_Q [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/stainless-steel-or-titanium-backup</link><guid>912344</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Stainless Steel or Titanium Backup?</dc:text></item><item><title>PR Newswire: Apex Group joins Hedera Council to advance institutional digital assets</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/wgcole01 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/pr-newswire-apex-group-joins-hedera-council-to-advance-institutional-digital-assets</link><guid>912315</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>PR Newswire: Apex Group joins Hedera Council to advance institutional digital assets</dc:text></item><item><title>Genuine question, expecting genuine answers</title><description><![CDATA[Imagine you’ve been hodling Bitcoin since the ATH 2021, so almost 6 years now. You’ve been through all the ups and downs, held through brutal crashes, massive rallies, and long periods of sideways movement. And after all that, you’re barely in profit. Would you still be as convinced about Bitcoin for the next 5–6 years? Or would you start questioning whether all that stress and volatility was actually worth it? For me personally, Bitcoin is mainly an investment rather than a way to achieve freedom or independence. And looking at where Bitcoin stands today, simply investing in the Nasdaq 100 back in 2021 would have been a much better move with a lot less emotional rollercoaster. I’m genuinely curious how other long-term holders see this. Are you still as bullish as you were a few years ago? Please do not come with DCA etc. I know that DCA would have been much better then a smash buy in 2021 or 2025 &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/SeanSatBahamas [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/genuine-question-expecting-genuine-answers</link><guid>912308</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Genuine question, expecting genuine answers</dc:text></item><item><title>have you tried using ambire wallet?</title><description><![CDATA[i’ve finally switched from rabby wallet to ambire after a long while been a big fan of rabby, but ever since they start to collect too many datas from the users i’ve wanted to try a new wallet on EVM which gives the same vibes like rabby and i finally ended up using ambire wallet it’s actually an underrated wallet, even vitalik showed the demo of ambire wallet privacy features on devcon 8 in mumbai what im impressed about &gt; privacy &gt; clear signing &gt; their new hardware wallet &gt; txn batching &gt; security try it out if you wanna explore a good wallet: https://www.ambire.com/download also available on mobile for both android and iOS &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ADABOY707 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/have-you-tried-using-ambire-wallet</link><guid>912266</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>have you tried using ambire wallet?</dc:text></item><item><title>In 2017, countless cryptocurrencies were marketed as "better Bitcoin." Here's how that worked out for them:</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/RiverOfficial [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/in-2017-countless-cryptocurrencies-were-marketed-as-better-bitcoin-heres-how-that-worked-out-for-them</link><guid>912306</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>In 2017, countless cryptocurrencies were marketed as "better Bitcoin." Here's how that worked out for them:</dc:text></item><item><title>A Hypothetical Question</title><description><![CDATA[If you had 100,000 in cryptocurrency and additionally 100,000 usd in cash, which one would you use to purchase a home and why? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Illustrious_Set6311 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/a-hypothetical-question</link><guid>912307</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>A Hypothetical Question</dc:text></item><item><title>2^256 is just such an inconceivably large number</title><description><![CDATA[Recently I got kinda addicted to puzzle sites like everyprivatekey.org that in theory have every private key in existence, even like, Binance&#39;s hot wallet. Addresses with hundreds or thousands of BTC, they&#39;re all on there. It&#39;s just that the odds of stumbling on a funded wallet are so tiny it makes my brain hurt. I feel like humans aren&#39;t set up to understand numbers this large. Intuitively it just feels like it SHOULD be possible to find a funded address if you click for long enough. I got through a few million addresses using the auto mode. But even if you clicked for a million years you&#39;d never find one. You need something like 10^57 years to hit one random collision and the universe is 1.4 × 10^10 years old. So about 10^47 times the current age of the universe. 2^127 (about half the keyspace) is already a bigger number than if you counted every atom on earth and multiplied it by a billion. I just can&#39;t wrap my head around it. But here I am, still trying. Anyone else like to play with these kind of puzzles? We could start a pool and all fail together, haha. EDIT: as u/asml84 rightly pointed out 2^127 isn&#39;t half the keyspace at all, it&#39;s 0.000000000000000000000000000000000000147%. See, these numbers just bamboozle me &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Meowface_the_cat [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/2256-is-just-such-an-inconceivably-large-number</link><guid>912249</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>2^256 is just such an inconceivably large number</dc:text></item><item><title>You rack disciprine.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/fumoneymoto [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/you-rack-disciprine</link><guid>912250</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>You rack disciprine.</dc:text></item><item><title>Is Self Custody Being Sabotaged On Purpose? [Clip]</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Cryptoconomy [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/is-self-custody-being-sabotaged-on-purpose-clip</link><guid>912188</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Is Self Custody Being Sabotaged On Purpose? [Clip]</dc:text></item><item><title>Tencent partnership boosts BitTensor's decentralized AI exposure to 1.5B users, driving TAO token demand</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Mr--Clean--Ass-Naked [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/tencent-partnership-boosts-bittensors-decentralized-ai-exposure-to-15b-users-driving-tao-token-demand</link><guid>912212</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Tencent partnership boosts BitTensor's decentralized AI exposure to 1.5B users, driving TAO token demand</dc:text></item><item><title>Any one know about Coinglass supercharts missing 1hr every start up</title><description><![CDATA[my windows 10 pc is fine but on other pc windows 11 everytime i start up the supercharts its always missing 1hr. i have tried all web browsers, change exchanges and nothing. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Top_Extension_1169 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/any-one-know-about-coinglass-supercharts-missing-1hr-every-start-up</link><guid>912189</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Any one know about Coinglass supercharts missing 1hr every start up</dc:text></item><item><title>I built an interactive tool that shows what happens when you invest monthly into crypto, for past and future</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;ve been deep in the data lately and wanted to see for myself: what would actually happen if you just put £100, £150 or £250 a month into BTC, ETH, SOL or XRP? So I built this interactive page that lets you play with it yourself. It covers: - The actual past cycles with real market prices (not modelled, the real wobbles and crashes are in there) - Future projections using 4 different methods: the 4-year BTC cycle, power law, what history says, and a boring index fund benchmark - You can blend the methods together or look at them one by one - Cautious, middle and optimistic outlooks - A shrinking returns breakdown showing how each cycle makes less than the last The whole thing is interactive so you can switch coins, change your monthly amount, flip between past and future, toggle different estimation methods on and off. Not financial advice obviously. But if you&#39;ve been thinking about starting and want to see the numbers before you do, have a play. https://claude.ai/artifact/Y63tcAQY6KK3pjHcuhuueh &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Entry_Left [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/i-built-an-interactive-tool-that-shows-what-happens-when-you-invest-monthly-into-crypto-for-past-and-future</link><guid>912138</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I built an interactive tool that shows what happens when you invest monthly into crypto, for past and future</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin has been declared dead 482 times since 2010. A creator turned every one of them into a gravestone</title><description><![CDATA[ Mercek, a crypto creator, went back and read every Bitcoin obituary since 2010, starting with the very first one. Some of them aged really badly. He made a short video out of it: https://x.com/WorldOfMercek/status/2120509500818092395 The hill is also on his site and you can walk it yourself. Each stone has the headline, the date and Bitcoin&#39;s price that day. It opens in the browser, no sign-up needed. https://worldofmercek.com/worlds/bitcoin-graveyard Go find the one from the year you first heard it. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Impressive_Job7212 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-has-been-declared-dead-482-times-since-2010-a-creator-turned-every-one-of-them-into-a-gravestone</link><guid>912185</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin has been declared dead 482 times since 2010. A creator turned every one of them into a gravestone</dc:text></item><item><title>2022 on repeat?</title><description><![CDATA[ https://preview.redd.it/qwvqr9trlz0i1.png?width=1672&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=7e3ff7515b873eb29b934beb7e2c81b3df812c53 At this point, the similarity to Bitcoin&#39;s 2022 bottom certainly is striking. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Myntad_com [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/2022-on-repeat</link><guid>912187</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>2022 on repeat?</dc:text></item><item><title>Couldn't a central bank hack Saifedean's recent bitcoin-as-money hypothesis?</title><description><![CDATA[ If number-go-up is the crux holding bitcoin-as-money together, couldn&#39;t a central bank just buy bitcoin at a 10% premium from a handful of whales and sell those same bitcoins in the marketplace, suppressing the bitcoin market price? A central bank has infinity dollars, so the only cost to suppressing the bitcoin price would be enriching a few (already rich) bitcoin whales. Given that such price suppression might be essential to keeping the money printer working over the long run, the cost of enriching a few bitcoin whales would be trivial if it allowed fiat operations to continue uninterrupted. Sure, those printed dollars could eventually dissipate to the wider market and inflate prices, but it would probably take a while, and in the meantime, current and potential bitcoiners might lose interest in bitcoin. Is this not a straightforward hack for a central bank to perform? Or have I missed something? EDIT: A lot of people have commented that the whales could just buy back the bitcoin and make a profit. If there were no conditions on the trade, this would be true, but of course, there would be conditions on getting above-market profitability. Imagine, for example, a whale being offered 40% above market fiat deliverable after one year under an NDA. The market would not be able to detect any clear signs of such a trade until after a year. If the central bank wanted to extend the price suppression for another year, they could simply double down on the bet. Yes, this would eventually get expensive, but being a central bank means you get to print money, so &quot;expensive&quot; doesn&#39;t mean the same thing as it does for any other person or institution. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/sunsetreunion [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/couldnt-a-central-bank-hack-saifedeans-recent-bitcoin-as-money-hypothesis</link><guid>912186</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Couldn't a central bank hack Saifedean's recent bitcoin-as-money hypothesis?</dc:text></item><item><title>Did I Just fuked My $300 Solo Miner?</title><description><![CDATA[ I bought a Solo Miner about a month ago, and I think I just fucked it up I accidentally plugged my laptop charger into it. Saw a spark when I connected it. After that, even with its original charger, it wouldn&#39;t turn on. Took it to a local technician, but since it&#39;s imported from China, nobody seems to know how to fix it. I spent over $300 on this thing, and now I&#39;m wondering if it&#39;s completely dead. Anyone here know how to unfuck this? Is there still hope, or is my miner gone? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Satosea [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/did-i-just-fuked-my-300-solo-miner</link><guid>912131</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Did I Just fuked My $300 Solo Miner?</dc:text></item><item><title>MARA sold 13,597 BTC to pay off loans and says more sales are coming. Does that worry anyone?</title><description><![CDATA[ With BTC dipping under $73K after the hot CPI on Tuesday (about $716M liquidated), this one got kind of buried. MARA&#39;s Nov 9 shareholder letter says it sold 13,597 BTC after Q3 for about $1.1B, average around $81K. It used $750M to pay off BTC-backed loans from Coinbase Credit and Two Prime. That&#39;s roughly 40% of the ~34,012 BTC it held at the end of September. It also says it isn&#39;t done selling (AI buildout, convertible notes) and approved a $500M buyback. Same week, Coinbase got final OCC approval for its national trust company (custody only, no deposits or loans). Is a big miner selling this much a real problem, or just noise since it happened over weeks? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Holywizy [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/mara-sold-13597-btc-to-pay-off-loans-and-says-more-sales-are-coming-does-that-worry-anyone</link><guid>912077</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>MARA sold 13,597 BTC to pay off loans and says more sales are coming. Does that worry anyone?</dc:text></item><item><title>Anyone else keeping an eye on Uphold? Not saying it's over(for now), but the last few months are a bit too much.</title><description><![CDATA[I want to start by saying that I&#39;m not trying to cause panic. There&#39;s no clear evidence they&#39;re insolvent(for now) and they keep saying funds are safe. But I went back trough the timeline and it looks different when you put it all in one place. April: NY&#39;s Attorney General got $5M+ out of them over CredEarn. The AG&#39;s settlement says users lost over $34M when Cred collapsed. Uphold admitted some of the findings but disputes how it&#39;s described in its own blog post, saying Cred deceived them too. July: EU deposits paused while they finish MiCAR licensing, per Uphold&#39;s support page. Withdrawals there are supposedly still fine. Same month, CoinDesk reported 17% layoffs(around 85 people) which Uphold frames as a shift to enterprise. End of October: they&#39;re leaving Brasil with a Nov 30 deadline for customers to withdraw. And here&#39;s where it gets more interesting - Now 4: withdrawal problems start, according to Uphold&#39;s own status bage. Uphold&#39;s X account blamed 3rd party transaction monitoring partner and didn&#39;t name it. On Nov 5th they said about 80% of deposits and withdrawals were processing. On Nov 9th they cited an uptick in transactions needing review and said funds remain safe. People on StatusGator reported delays from a few hours up to four or more days. Then Uphold&#39;s CPO posted on X that the majority of the transactions are cleared and he doesn&#39;t expect the massive delays anymore(trust me bro). Every one of there has a boring explanation. Licensing takes time, layoffs happen in a downturn, vendors go down. And third-party monitors like servicealert currently show withdrawals as normal, which is not the reality. The biggest red flag for me is the lack of communication. A week in and we still don&#39;t have the vendors name or any number on how many transactions are stuck. Majority could mean all. Chainalysis had an outage the same day, but Uphold are clear thats a coincidence and not proof its the vendor(trust me again bro). Same with the &quot;bank run&quot; posts surfacing around X - denied by Uphold, but easy to find under their own posts and separately by just typing uphold/delays/withdrawal. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ResolutionSmall3692 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/anyone-else-keeping-an-eye-on-uphold-not-saying-its-overfor-now-but-the-last-few-months-are-a-bit-too-much</link><guid>912090</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Anyone else keeping an eye on Uphold? Not saying it's over(for now), but the last few months are a bit too much.</dc:text></item><item><title>The Heavens want to know if they should tank bitcoin?</title><description><![CDATA[We’re sick of waiting. Judas is so lost he’ll never be a threat. The next problem is currency, Trump is decimating the dollar, since you guys don’t care what he does for you, I doubt you care if we have any influence. Just thought you should know. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/wadegrahams [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-heavens-want-to-know-if-they-should-tank-bitcoin</link><guid>912078</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Heavens want to know if they should tank bitcoin?</dc:text></item><item><title>We’ll never get people to understand bitcoin, they blame it all on bitcoin. they don’t understand.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/well-never-get-people-to-understand-bitcoin-they-blame-it-all-on-bitcoin-they-dont-understand</link><guid>912076</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>We’ll never get people to understand bitcoin, they blame it all on bitcoin. they don’t understand.</dc:text></item><item><title>Vitalik: "Let's just be like Bitcoin"</title><description><![CDATA[ Jack explains why Vitalik pitching to be a store of value, 10 years later, proves the point. We already have Bitcoin. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/JackMallersShow [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/vitalik-lets-just-be-like-bitcoin</link><guid>912042</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Vitalik: "Let's just be like Bitcoin"</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin Heated Hot Tubs And 278 Washington Bitcoin Merchants : Now Accepting Bitcoin</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-heated-hot-tubs-and-278-washington-bitcoin-merchants-now-accepting-bitcoin</link><guid>912041</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin Heated Hot Tubs And 278 Washington Bitcoin Merchants : Now Accepting Bitcoin</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, November 11, 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://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-november-11-2026</link><guid>912039</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, November 11, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>In 2013 researchers showed that #Bitcoin miners with far less than 51% of the hashrate can profit by secretly withholding blocks.</title><description><![CDATA[In 2013 researchers showed that #Bitcoin miners with far less than 51% of the hashrate can profit by secretly withholding blocks. What threshold did they find, has it ever been seen in the wild, and why does it challenge the “honest majority” assumption? Eyal and Sirer (2013) showed selfish mining is profitable above α &gt; (1-γ)/(3-2γ). This is 33% when γ=0 (no propagation edge) and 25% at γ=0.5. Current protocol can push the threshold near zero. No confirmed intentional cases on Bitcoin mainnet (possible accidental latency effects in 2015; anomalies noted on smaller chains). It challenges the honest-majority assumption because a minority can earn more than its fair share, drawing rational miners and risking progressive centralization. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/orphic2 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/in-2013-researchers-showed-that-bitcoin-miners-with-far-less-than-51-of-the-hashrate-can-profit-by-secretly-withholding-blocks</link><guid>912043</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>In 2013 researchers showed that #Bitcoin miners with far less than 51% of the hashrate can profit by secretly withholding blocks.</dc:text></item><item><title>I see a cleansing of shitcoins with the decline of the trump crime family, but also a disappointment for ethereum</title><description><![CDATA[If you&#39;ve noticed btc is crabbing and everything else is shitting its pants and ethereum is no exception. I&#39;m not a fanatic of eth and I don&#39;t hold it but it was the original smart contract system and theoretically it would deserve better ..originally. I believe the main problem is that they shoot themselves in the foot with PoS because it&#39;s explictly a plutocracy when the promise of decentralization is almost antithetical to plutocracy. Theoretically PoW is also partly a plutocracy - you need money to build mining - but it&#39;s not as direct so it&#39;s less of an antisynergy to decentralization. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rEYAVjQD [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/i-see-a-cleansing-of-shitcoins-with-the-decline-of-the-trump-crime-family-but-also-a-disappointment-for-ethereum</link><guid>912010</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I see a cleansing of shitcoins with the decline of the trump crime family, but also a disappointment for ethereum</dc:text></item><item><title>Live live &amp; learn, my friend.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/CyanDew [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/live-live-learn-my-friend</link><guid>912040</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Live live &amp; learn, my friend.</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion November 11, 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 Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-november-11-2026</link><guid>912009</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion November 11, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Addressing the Post-Quantum signature bloat problem without sacrificing consumer node validation</title><description><![CDATA[The long-term threat of Shor’s algorithm against elliptic curves (secp256k1) is well understood, but the network-level bottleneck of transitioning Bitcoin to post-quantum cryptography doesn&#39;t get enough attention: raw byte overhead. Under NIST FIPS 204 (ML-DSA-65 / Dilithium), a single post-quantum signature is roughly 3,300 bytes. Compare that to our current 64-byte Schnorr signatures. If Bitcoin eventually soft-forks or hard-forks to introduce native post-quantum signature verification, naive wire gossip would cause immediate issues: P2P Head-of-Line Blocking: A standard 4 MB block would hold only a fraction of today&#39;s transaction count, and mempool gossip would overwhelm low-bandwidth peers. Loss of Home Verification: The primary ethos of Bitcoin is that anyone can run a node on commodity hardware (like a Raspberry Pi or older PC). Storing and continually streaming megabytes of raw lattice signatures across the p2p gossip layer threatens that decentralization. A Viable Architectural Path: Instead of forcing every home node to ingest and retain full multi-kilobyte signature payloads forever, the validation pipeline can be decoupled across network topology: Bounded Validator/Consensus Tier: A bounded committee tier of dedicated, high-spec nodes processes the active BFT consensus rounds and bears the bandwidth load of verifying full ML-DSA-65 signatures during block assembly. Succinct Light Verification for the Rest: Ordinary peer nodes do not need to gossip or indefinitely archive the raw ~3.3 KB signature envelopes. Instead, they verify state transitions through deterministic state commitments and cryptographic hashing (e.g., SHA3-256 roots). By decoupling the raw multi-kilobyte cryptographic verification at ingest from long-term state commitment, the network achieves quantum resistance against future attacks without forcing home node runners off the network due to disk bloat and p2p bandwidth choke. Curious how Bitcoin core developers and node runners view the trade-offs between topology-based payload segregation versus waiting on recursive proof aggregation when the quantum transition timeline eventually tightens. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/shegeshe [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/addressing-the-post-quantum-signature-bloat-problem-without-sacrificing-consumer-node-validation</link><guid>911982</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Addressing the Post-Quantum signature bloat problem without sacrificing consumer node validation</dc:text></item><item><title>Does anyone else rock crypto stickers/wallpapers, or am I the only weirdo?</title><description><![CDATA[Hey everyone, just had a random thought and wanted to see how other people roll. Do any of you have Bitcoin or crypto wallpapers, laptop stickers, or random physical merch in your day-to-day life? Sometimes it&#39;s wild to think about how something entirely digital and abstract ends up bleeding into the physical world. From putting that classic orange &#39;B&#39; sticker on your laptop lid (and instantly second-guessing if you&#39;re making yourself a target) to running a clean, minimal dark-mode node wallpaper. people in your real life ever ask you what the logo means, or do you keep a strict stealth profile so nobody knows you&#39;re into crypto? Just curious to see if I&#39;m the only one hoarding this stuff or if your setups are low-key themed too. Let&#39;s hear it. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Nukee277 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/does-anyone-else-rock-crypto-stickerswallpapers-or-am-i-the-only-weirdo</link><guid>911983</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Does anyone else rock crypto stickers/wallpapers, or am I the only weirdo?</dc:text></item><item><title>Outside of Cash App was cheaper Robinhood or Kraken</title><description><![CDATA[I just don’t trust Cash app &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Unable-Following-698 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/outside-of-cash-app-was-cheaper-robinhood-or-kraken</link><guid>911981</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Outside of Cash App was cheaper Robinhood or Kraken</dc:text></item><item><title>Still don’t get why people leverage</title><description><![CDATA[ Just look at it, always wiped up wiped down, and you think you gon outsmart this one? Just buy and hodl. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/still-dont-get-why-people-leverage</link><guid>911963</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Still don’t get why people leverage</dc:text></item><item><title>Told my kid I may have 500 BTC</title><description><![CDATA[Kid has been freaking out all day. Tearing apart the house talking about an inheritance. He wouldn’t shut up about bitcoin for weeks so I decided I needed to fuck with him. At some point I’ll tell him I was kidding. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ranibdier [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/told-my-kid-i-may-have-500-btc</link><guid>911961</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Told my kid I may have 500 BTC</dc:text></item><item><title>8000 euros stolen (re up english)</title><description><![CDATA[ Hello everyone, This is my first Reddit post but I hope to find help here. It had now been more than 3 years since I accumulated BTC that I stacked on blue wallet. This morning I realized that on October 28th someone managed to connect to my wallet and transferred all my BTC to his account. Does anyone have a solution? I can&#39;t do anything but file a complaint? Thank you ???? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Gohanrr [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/8000-euros-stolen-re-up-english</link><guid>911962</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>8000 euros stolen (re up english)</dc:text></item><item><title>Passphrase，Problem</title><description><![CDATA[Excuse me, I have a private key. Would it be safer if I use a passphrase with my private key? The passphrase is a 12-digit combination of uppercase and lowercase letters and numbers that I set myself. Would it be even safer if I set a longer password &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/yh08088 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/passphraseproblem</link><guid>911964</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Passphrase，Problem</dc:text></item><item><title>What’s the safest way to convert a relatively large amount of USD cash into Bitcoin for long-term holding?</title><description><![CDATA[Hey everyone, I have a relatively large amount of USD in cash, and I’m considering converting it into cryptocurrency, mainly Bitcoin, as a long-term investment. I’m still relatively new to crypto, so I’m trying to understand the safest and most reliable way to do this, especially since the amount isn’t particularly small. I’d like to know what options are available for converting physical USD cash into Bitcoin, which platforms or services are trustworthy, and what the best way to store it securely for the long term would be. I’m not interested in day trading or making quick profits. My main goal is to hold the funds in a digital asset rather than keeping them entirely in physical cash. I’m based in Egypt, so I’d also appreciate any advice regarding local regulations or experiences with this process. Would appreciate any genuine advice from people who have experience dealing with larger amounts. Thanks &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Great-Search-452 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/whats-the-safest-way-to-convert-a-relatively-large-amount-of-usd-cash-into-bitcoin-for-long-term-holding</link><guid>911924</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What’s the safest way to convert a relatively large amount of USD cash into Bitcoin for long-term holding?</dc:text></item><item><title>Getting off cold card</title><description><![CDATA[Would you use an updated firmware version cold card to get off cold card? If not, what would you and why? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Secret-Miner [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/getting-off-cold-card</link><guid>911927</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Getting off cold card</dc:text></item><item><title>Cycle bottoms before the last 3 mature halvings landed roughly 513–542 days earlier (average ~528)</title><description><![CDATA[The next Bitcoin halving is estimated to occur around April 12-17, 2028, at block 1,050,000, reducing the block reward from 3.125 BTC to 1.5625 BTC. 528 days before April 17, 2028 is Friday, November 6, 2026. 513 days before April 17, 2028 is Saturday, November 21, 2026. 500 days before April 17, 2028 is Friday, December 4, 2026. With the bitcoin app called STRIKE, you can DCA as little as 25 cents as frequently as once every 1 hour. Right now is the best time in a four-year cycle to get started. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/DreamingTooLong [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/cycle-bottoms-before-the-last-3-mature-halvings-landed-roughly-513542-days-earlier-average-528</link><guid>911923</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Cycle bottoms before the last 3 mature halvings landed roughly 513–542 days earlier (average ~528)</dc:text></item><item><title>0xB10C, Sjors Provoost - Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #430 Recap Podcast</title><description><![CDATA[ 0xB10C, Luke Carriere, and Sjors Provoost joined Optech to discuss Newsletter #430: - Continued discussion of TCP hole punching for home nodes - BIP draft for standardized co-signer spending policies - Continued discussion of BIP54 - Opt-in replay protection prototype - QSAVE for unmigrated coins - Proof-of-decay for unmigrated outputs - BIP300 bundle censorship - And more https://bitcoinops.org/en/podcast/2026/11/10/ You can listen on our website: https://bitcoinops.org/en/podcast/2026/11/03/ Fountain: https://fountain.fm/episode/izsvldL5wfkWInMHUZT5 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2Va2UL5aqsyZ3JlA3whAN7 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bitcoin-optech-newsletter-430-recap/id1674626983?i=1000801061694 &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/bitschmidty [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/0xb10c-sjors-provoost-bitcoin-optech-newsletter-430-recap-podcast</link><guid>911925</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>0xB10C, Sjors Provoost - Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #430 Recap Podcast</dc:text></item><item><title>Buying bitcoin with no KYC</title><description><![CDATA[On most exchanges I&#39;ve tried, I&#39;ve paid a 0.5-1.5% fee when buying bitcoin. That&#39;s after completing their identity verification etc. The most inexpensive way I&#39;ve found to buy bitcoin with no KYC eats up around ~7% in fees. Worth it or nah? Has anyone found cheaper than this? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/btcsteve87 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/buying-bitcoin-with-no-kyc</link><guid>911926</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Buying bitcoin with no KYC</dc:text></item><item><title>8000 eu de bitcoin parti en fumée</title><description><![CDATA[ Bonjour à tous, C’est mon premier post Reddit mais j’espère trouver de l’aide ici. Cela faisait maintenant + de 3 ans que j’accumulais du BTC que je stackai sur blue wallet. Ce matin je me rend compte que le 28 octobre quelqu’un a réussi à se connecter à mon wallet et a transférer tout mes BTC sur son compte. Quelqu’un aurait t’il une solution ? Je ne peut rien faire d’autre que porter plainte ? Merci à vous ???? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Gohanrr [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/8000-eu-de-bitcoin-parti-en-fumee</link><guid>911874</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>8000 eu de bitcoin parti en fumée</dc:text></item><item><title>Everything is pumping and crypto is flat</title><description><![CDATA[Goodluck to all you hodlers &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Odd_Log4311 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/everything-is-pumping-and-crypto-is-flat</link><guid>911875</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Everything is pumping and crypto is flat</dc:text></item><item><title>Should I keep throwing money into Bitcoin ?</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Austinurban_ [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/should-i-keep-throwing-money-into-bitcoin</link><guid>911872</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Should I keep throwing money into Bitcoin ?</dc:text></item><item><title>How much bitcoin has been lost forever ?</title><description><![CDATA[I was just reading a post about somebody’s dad who may have lost up to 500 bitcoin on an old laptop and it got me thinking. How many bitcoin has been lost forever? What %? And how does that affect the value long term? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/nigghtwind [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/how-much-bitcoin-has-been-lost-forever</link><guid>911873</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>How much bitcoin has been lost forever ?</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin under 67k ? ????</title><description><![CDATA[Some people are saying Bitcoin is going to 49k, What about Bitcoin powerlaw at 67500$. Never been broken since 2010. What is your thought on this ??? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Pig_Wagon [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-under-67k</link><guid>911876</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin under 67k ? ????</dc:text></item><item><title>Has anyone watched the documentary, “They are Lying to You for Money”?</title><description><![CDATA[I remain open to all perspectives when making investment decisions. This documentary shook me up. Anyone else seen it and have an opinion? I’ve also read his book. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/SitStillSyeve [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/has-anyone-watched-the-documentary-they-are-lying-to-you-for-money</link><guid>911814</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Has anyone watched the documentary, “They are Lying to You for Money”?</dc:text></item><item><title>Tom Lee Blames Ethereum Slump on ‘Impatience,’ Says ‘Buckle Up’ for Crypto Rally</title><description><![CDATA[here he goes again LOOOOOOOOL - when is someone gonna fully call him out live on stage or something? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TootingNubNews [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/tom-lee-blames-ethereum-slump-on-impatience-says-buckle-up-for-crypto-rally</link><guid>911835</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Tom Lee Blames Ethereum Slump on ‘Impatience,’ Says ‘Buckle Up’ for Crypto Rally</dc:text></item><item><title>The old banks are dumb, so we should give them blockchain-derived ideas (to benefit blockchain tech).</title><description><![CDATA[The old banks are dumb and haven&#39;t figured out there is a gigantic gap in the market for their customers to give them smart contracts: ways for their customers to produce complex code - within limits of security - to satisfy certain conditions before money exchanges hands (they don&#39;t need blockchain hardware and software to do that btw: just centralized software). One might think that would hurt the blockchain world but that&#39;s not true because it would be a huge bullish signal that even the old banks realize its potential at smart contract-like technology and it would give the idea to people that blockchain tech is even better for it because it would be decentralized and hence potentially more secure for the long term future. PS People are generally VERY dumb (and I mean also in the blockchain world) and only see blockchain and blockchain-like tech as a short term money scam. Since it&#39;s purely decentralized (or it&#39;s the only one with the potential to be): it holds the only promise for true democracy without corrupt leaders which makes it INEVITABLE to happen. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rEYAVjQD [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-old-banks-are-dumb-so-we-should-give-them-blockchain-derived-ideas-to-benefit-blockchain-tech</link><guid>911836</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The old banks are dumb, so we should give them blockchain-derived ideas (to benefit blockchain tech).</dc:text></item><item><title>My first time ever with cryptocurrency</title><description><![CDATA[This is my first time ever purchasing bitcoin, or any cryptocurrency is there any advice anyone could give me? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Cahampgotmad [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/my-first-time-ever-with-cryptocurrency</link><guid>911811</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>My first time ever with cryptocurrency</dc:text></item><item><title>Has anyone used a home Bitcoin mining rig to heat a pool long-term?</title><description><![CDATA[One of the builds in this DIY Bitcoin mining video used an immersion-cooled ASIC to heat a swimming pool. It got me wondering how well that works beyond the initial setup. Video for context: https://youtu.be/H9f4Xy1x_cs?si=eRp2nrd_ZlC2vPK7 If you’ve run a setup like this for a full season, did it keep the pool warm enough on its own, or did you still rely on a regular heater? And what did you do with the extra heat once the pool was already warm? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Maleficent_Test_7472 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/has-anyone-used-a-home-bitcoin-mining-rig-to-heat-a-pool-long-term</link><guid>911812</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Has anyone used a home Bitcoin mining rig to heat a pool long-term?</dc:text></item><item><title>Worse every day</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/FreemanM21 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/worse-every-day</link><guid>911767</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Worse every day</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin Scholars Fund | How the Education Freedom Tax Credit is going to jumpstart the K-12 bitcoin education flywheel</title><description><![CDATA[ Join us Friday at 11am CT for a free webinar about the 2027 Education Freedom Tax Credit and learn how The Bitcoin Scholars Fund plans use it to raise $21 million for K-12 bitcoin education. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Chl0r0PHIL [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-scholars-fund-how-the-education-freedom-tax-credit-is-going-to-jumpstart-the-k-12-bitcoin-education-flywheel</link><guid>911815</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin Scholars Fund | How the Education Freedom Tax Credit is going to jumpstart the K-12 bitcoin education flywheel</dc:text></item><item><title>Retail bitcoin mining is back, but a $4,187 board takes 6+ years to pay off, before the halving</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/BakingBreadBB2 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/retail-bitcoin-mining-is-back-but-a-4187-board-takes-6-years-to-pay-off-before-the-halving</link><guid>911766</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Retail bitcoin mining is back, but a $4,187 board takes 6+ years to pay off, before the halving</dc:text></item><item><title>Built a timeline of Bitcoin’s history. What important moments am I missing?</title><description><![CDATA[Just put Bitcoin&#39;s history on one timeline: 61 dated events, from the whitepaper in October 2008 to this year. Every date is verified and sourced against a record we can link to, such as the email, the block, the court filing or the commit. An event we cannot source does not go on the line. The timeline is here: https://www.learnbitcoin.com/history Each event links to its source. If you think we have one wrong, say so and tell us what you are reading it from. We credit whoever catches it. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/LearnBitcoinCom [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/built-a-timeline-of-bitcoins-history-what-important-moments-am-i-missing</link><guid>911813</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Built a timeline of Bitcoin’s history. What important moments am I missing?</dc:text></item><item><title>My PEPEecious</title><description><![CDATA[ Hello Traders/investors aka PEPE Moon Boyz, Oct 20 PEPE was trading at .042143. Bull flag pole measuring +50% A weekly opening above ????...????????????.. 0.0044845 increases the possibility in completing flag pole measuring +50% -PEPE macro, i see this in a Loop ring trigger, -What you think &gt;? The market rewards discipline, not only predictions. All Trades carry Risk/Reward, ADYOR -Trade Safely, see you, on the other side. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/_CryptoChromatic_ [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/my-pepeecious</link><guid>911769</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>My PEPEecious</dc:text></item><item><title>I know I know I know</title><description><![CDATA[Dca, hodl and chill. But just share your opinion in terms of would you rather have 2.1 btc at $12k cost basis or 5 btc at $115k cost basis? I&#39;d rather the 2.1 all day long! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/CopingPlans55 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/i-know-i-know-i-know</link><guid>911752</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I know I know I know</dc:text></item><item><title>Sell property for crypto?</title><description><![CDATA[I wonder the opinion on commentators of this post now . Not only by bitcoin but also by Indian Rupee-USD pair which itself gave around 35 % appreciation as 2020 : 1 USD = 70 rupee 2026 : 1 USD = 94 rupee (101 actually for converting into usdt/usdc) Property rates increased by around 100% in Mumbai while Btc gave around 1200% returns &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/sidmehra1992 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/sell-property-for-crypto</link><guid>911768</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Sell property for crypto?</dc:text></item><item><title>Questions about protecting crypto assets from future quantum computing and super AI threats</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Guyserbun007 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/questions-about-protecting-crypto-assets-from-future-quantum-computing-and-super-ai-threats</link><guid>911765</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Questions about protecting crypto assets from future quantum computing and super AI threats</dc:text></item><item><title>Waww</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/fumoneymoto [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/waww</link><guid>911751</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Waww</dc:text></item><item><title>Thoughts on current situation?</title><description><![CDATA[We are down to almost $73k. In your opinion, is this just another correction or has the market sentiment shifted? I think economy is starting to struggle as well, car dealerships have very long lines of vehicles sitting on their lots, much higher than in last few years. On the other hand S&amp;P is still going strong and all the media outlets keep saying that economy is in &quot;good shape&quot;. What do you think? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/clownahh [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/thoughts-on-current-situation</link><guid>911753</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Thoughts on current situation?</dc:text></item><item><title>Survey for common operations on crypto wallets</title><description><![CDATA[Hello all, We are building a tool for interfacing between wallets and users as a fun learning project. I wanted to know what are the most operations used within wallets? Are smart contracts common for the average user? How about cross-chain swapping? Please list out more operations if they come to your mind. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/hi-brawlstars [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/survey-for-common-operations-on-crypto-wallets</link><guid>911705</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Survey for common operations on crypto wallets</dc:text></item><item><title>NYSE Meets Avalanche: The Complete Tokenization Workflow</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/semanticweb [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/nyse-meets-avalanche-the-complete-tokenization-workflow</link><guid>911706</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>NYSE Meets Avalanche: The Complete Tokenization Workflow</dc:text></item><item><title>5 year Returns</title><description><![CDATA[So $10k invested 5 years ago today gets me $1500 in growth minus tax. No dividends. Obviously early adopters rode the initial wave. Paint me a scenario where the next 5 years sees me with more than 15% growth. I&#39;m finding it hard to avoid an approach which sees me diversify away from a pure bitcoin portfolio. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Speedybones [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/5-year-returns</link><guid>911694</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>5 year Returns</dc:text></item><item><title>A vulnerability affecting iOS 26.7.1, 27.0.1, and 27.2 allows malicious apps to read local files from other apps, putting seed phrases, private keys, and login credentials at risk across the entire ecosystem.</title><description><![CDATA[&quot;Immediate Action Required: - Delete any apps installed from untrusted sources (such as sideloaded or manually signed IPAs). - Update iOS and all apps to the latest official versions. - If you suspect a breach, transfer funds to a new wallet created on a clean device and reset all active login sessions. Never install unauthorised packages, and keep your software up to date.&quot; Tired of this bs, any recommendation to keep our funds safu?... Source: Binance on X &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Psychopeanut1 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/a-vulnerability-affecting-ios-2671-2701-and-272-allows-malicious-apps-to-read-local-files-from-other-apps-putting-seed-phrases-private-keys-and-login-credentials-at-risk-across-the-entire-ecosystem</link><guid>911648</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>A vulnerability affecting iOS 26.7.1, 27.0.1, and 27.2 allows malicious apps to read local files from other apps, putting seed phrases, private keys, and login credentials at risk across the entire ecosystem.</dc:text></item><item><title>Using AI to Recover Lost Bitcoin is a Superpower [Clip]</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Cryptoconomy [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/using-ai-to-recover-lost-bitcoin-is-a-superpower-clip</link><guid>911635</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Using AI to Recover Lost Bitcoin is a Superpower [Clip]</dc:text></item><item><title>What's with the recent drop?</title><description><![CDATA[Idc its dropping it just seems random to me, I&#39;m wondering what&#39;s with the dip. and don&#39;t bother with the &quot;more people selling than buying&quot;, &quot;because i sold&quot;, &quot;i don&#39;t know&quot; etc jokes, shit is so played out at this point &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/DontBanMe_IWasJoking [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/whats-with-the-recent-drop</link><guid>911636</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What's with the recent drop?</dc:text></item><item><title>My dad just old me he might have 500 Bitcoin somewhere on an old laptop he lost, I think I need therapy.</title><description><![CDATA[Yesterday I was telling dad abt Bitcoin. Just explaining what it is, how it works, and why people are so obsessed with t. And why they trust it. Then he casually drops something that almost made me fall off my chair. Apparently, back around 2011, he did some work for someone and might have been paid in Bitcoin. He doesn&#39;t remember the exact amount, but he thinks it could have been around 300 or 500 BTC I laughed. because I thought he was joking. Then he told me he might actually have had a wallet on his old laptop. Guess what? We can&#39;t find the laptop. I even searched on his personal stuff. I searched everywhere. obviously, nobody remembers the wallet password or recovery details. So somewhere in this world, my dad might be sitting on a fortune, or he might just have the most expensive imaginary story ever told at the dinner table. I asked mom about it and she said she doesn&#39;t know and remembers anything abt any BTC. I&#39;ve gone from explaining Btc to my dad to potentially needing a therapist because of BTC I might start a new journey looking for that laptop. While my father is just chilling. I&#39;m going crazy. I can&#39;t hold my breath anymore. My father thinks it&#39;s just 300 or 500 dollars. He keeps saying I&#39;m making a big deal for just 500 dollars. Even tried to show him the charts. and explained to him how much it could worth rn. He just doesn&#39;t understand and he thinks im going crazy. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/shydrablack [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/my-dad-just-old-me-he-might-have-500-bitcoin-somewhere-on-an-old-laptop-he-lost-i-think-i-need-therapy</link><guid>911634</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>My dad just old me he might have 500 Bitcoin somewhere on an old laptop he lost, I think I need therapy.</dc:text></item><item><title>Miami-Dade property owners can now pay their property taxes with Bitcoin, tax collector says</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/miami-dade-property-owners-can-now-pay-their-property-taxes-with-bitcoin-tax-collector-says</link><guid>911597</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Miami-Dade property owners can now pay their property taxes with Bitcoin, tax collector says</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, November 10, 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://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-november-10-2026</link><guid>911596</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, November 10, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Wrapped LBC (lbry)</title><description><![CDATA[Hey guys, if you remember the LBRY project, the decentralised content platform that launched its LBC token back in 2016, you&#39;ll know how it ended. The SEC sued in March 2021, won its case, and LBRY Inc. wound down in October 2023. LBC dropped off most exchanges after that. Good write-up of how it went down: https://cointelegraph.com/news/blockchain-firm-lbry-wind-down-sec-appeal-final-goodbye But the network never died. It&#39;s still running. So I&#39;m working on revamping the project, starting with liquidity. I&#39;ve built a wrapped LBC bridge at lbc.exchange so you can wrap your LBC and trade it on Uniswap. Keen for feedback, and if you&#39;re still holding LBC, come give it a try. https://lbc.exchange &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/bitcoinbrisbane [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/wrapped-lbc-lbry</link><guid>911603</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Wrapped LBC (lbry)</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion November 10, 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 Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-november-10-2026</link><guid>911568</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion November 10, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Don’t be like this guy when you trade crypto!</title><description><![CDATA[ After losing over 37 millions dollars, finally he had a light bulb moment when he realised he needs to stop because he ran out of money. This is what you call addicted to gambling. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/crypto_doctors [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/dont-be-like-this-guy-when-you-trade-crypto</link><guid>911569</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Don’t be like this guy when you trade crypto!</dc:text></item><item><title>Cashapp weekly bonus payout</title><description><![CDATA[I seen that cashapp is offering a 2 percent weekly bonus payout for leaving bitcoin on their app. Has anyone done this yet and what are your thoughts on it? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Antique-Pie-5981 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/cashapp-weekly-bonus-payout</link><guid>911520</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Cashapp weekly bonus payout</dc:text></item><item><title>RWA Tokenization growth since 2025 seems big, how sustainable is it?</title><description><![CDATA[Based on a graph I saw recently from Savren and several articles I saw relating to the RWA industry it seems that there has been substantial movement in that industry which isn&#39;t always discussed. Said graph claims the market cap across all offerings in the RWA token sector has grown over 800% since 2025. Admittedly going to full on RWA filters and looking at the listing types to try and get a handle on how the market has changed gave me a headache from all the colors and categories but I think that I can surmise it: stablecoins (related to the Genius Act) and tokenized bonds (like the kind advertised by the source I mentioned) have seen rapid market expansions. Obviously Savren and other RWA issuers/structurers would love to claim they are on a hot streak, lets be skeptical y&#39;all. However, I am curious to hear from those also following RWA market shifts. Do you also think that the tokenized bond and stable coin markets are the key drivers in this sector&#39;s growth? Do y&#39;all think think that things like political shifts and CLARITY failing will signal a sector slow down or will the market continue to grow? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ASharpDressedTexan [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/rwa-tokenization-growth-since-2025-seems-big-how-sustainable-is-it</link><guid>911502</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>RWA Tokenization growth since 2025 seems big, how sustainable is it?</dc:text></item><item><title>You guys have a backup plan in case of dementia or amnesia due to brain trauma from an accident or something?</title><description><![CDATA[I’ve been stuck on this lately. Everyone talks about death planning, but what if I’m alive and just... can’t remember? A bad accident, a stroke, early dementia. Writing down your seed phrase doesn’t help if you can’t remember you did it, where it is, or how to use it. For those of you with serious holdings, do you have a real plan for incapacity, not just death? Ideally I’d want a trusted family member to know a recovery process exists without them having the keys unless it’s actually needed. I’ve been thinking about a sealed letter of instructions, a hardware wallet with a separate PIN, or multisig so nobody can move funds alone. I’d also want to test whatever I set up while I’m still sharp, because a backup nobody has ever verified is a hope, not a backup. From what I’ve read, most self custody users have nothing in place for this, even though a lost seed phrase means the coins are gone for good. So what do you actually use? How do you balance security against the risk of your person getting access too early, or not being able to figure out the process when it matters? I’m curious about multisig, Shamir backups, a lawyer holding a sealed document (not an option for me, I live in a third world country and wouldn’t trust a lawyer here with my keys at all), or the simple “my spouse knows where the steel plate is” approach. The hard part seems to be separating who has legal authority from who has technical access, while keeping the instructions simple enough for a stressed, non-crypto person to follow. Would love to hear what’s worked for you. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/executor-of-judgment [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/you-guys-have-a-backup-plan-in-case-of-dementia-or-amnesia-due-to-brain-trauma-from-an-accident-or-something</link><guid>911501</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>You guys have a backup plan in case of dementia or amnesia due to brain trauma from an accident or something?</dc:text></item><item><title>Where Dissent Imposes A Heavy Price</title><description><![CDATA[A court filing last week provided the missing pieces explaining the Ethereum Foundation’s string of high-profile departures this year. The Mandate that brought the conflict to a head also says, in its own words, what leadership should have done differently and what it needs to do now. I’ve read the complaint over and over these past few days and wrote this to share what I&#39;ve found. It describes self-inflicted damage to the Foundation’s legitimacy that adversely impacted the whole ecosystem. The Mandate On March 13 of this year the Ethereum Foundation published a document it calls The Mandate, which it describes as part constitution, part manifesto, and part internal guide. I have read a lot of mission statements and they rarely feel sincere and useful, but this one is genuinely good for the most part. I have spent more than a decade of my life focused on Ethereum and the values the document enumerates clearly state principles that are aligned with are my own reasons for working in this space. At its core it focuses on CROPS: ensuring that Ethereum remains censorship resistant, open source, privacy-preserving, and secure. I am writing this piece because I have long maintained that Ethereum and the decentralized stack are vital technologies for preserving personal freedom that can only achieve their potential through careful stewardship. My personal and professional lives have revolved around this ecosystem because of my convictions and that is why this is hard to write because the evidence clearly demonstrates EF leadership&#39;s failure in that stewardship. The goal of writing all this out is to provide insight into what transpired, why it was deeply harmful to the Ethereum ecosystem as a whole, and what should be done to correct course. When the Mandate was published, there was a schism within the foundation and a wave of high-profile departures that many speculated on. Details were scarce until a complaint was filed in federal court in Colorado by Kayleen Fulton, the Foundation&#39;s former Protocol Support Lead, known to most of the ecosystem as Nixo. It fills in the gaps we had all be speculating on earlier this year, in particular that the new executive co-director Bastian Aue overrode the objections of the Foundation, including board members, to ensure everyone demonstrated unquestioning obedience despite the fact that these tactics stood in direct violation of the Mandate which he supported. The Mandate states the Foundation is &quot;not the parent, owner, or ruler of Ethereum.&quot; It says the Foundation will &quot;admit when we get things, particularly big things, wrong, with humility, grace, and an honest and clear explanation of why our views have changed.&quot; It says: &quot;We pair high standards with kindness: resilient systems are built by people who can disagree clearly without cruelty and who can stay curious when under pressure.&quot; And it describes Ethereum itself as a liberatory technology, a way out from &quot;power relations that are imposed without true consent or where dissent imposes a heavy price.&quot; The complaint names as defendants the Foundation&#39;s Swiss and Singapore entities, two employer-of-record firms, co-executive director Bastian Aue, and Vitalik Buterin. It is a plaintiff&#39;s document, which means it is one side&#39;s perspective and selection of facts, and The Foundation has not yet answered it. But most of what it describes is quoted from the Foundation&#39;s own internal channels, and I know and have spoken with enough people who were there to tell you that it&#39;s an accurate depiction of what transpired. The Mandate was tested, within days of publication, by exactly the thing it praises: clear disagreement without cruelty, from people under pressure, who stayed curious. The people who disagreed most carefully, and most in keeping with the Mandate’s own standard, were fired, and the open, collaborative culture inside the organization did not survive their departure. The Suicide Clause I started out by saying I largely agree with what the Mandate covers, so why were all these people who were collaborating on a collective goal that mattered to them fighting over it? The Mandate&#39;s eleventh page carries an illustration, and inside the illustration is a block of text headed SOURCE SEPPUKU LICENSE. The license is a found object, a joke license from the Milady NFT scene, a community that makes the Bored Apes look like Rhodes Scholars. The only public home I could find for it is a page on the Remilia wiki (Remilia being the company behind the NFTs) created on February 5 of this year, twenty days before the draft Mandate went to staff. In any other context it would be embarrassing and inconsequential. The clause&#39;s terms are that any &quot;author, maintainer, editor or (re)distributor&quot; shall &quot;take his or her own life with a sword upon failure to uphold any of the pledges in this license, or upon modification or removal of any part of this license.&quot; Beneath it the Foundation added a line of its own: &quot;May the Foundation fall on its own sword if it fails to uphold its solemn promise to Ethereum,&quot; followed by a heart. Some defended this as just a tone-deaf Michael Scott-esque bit from leadership. The trouble with a bit is that it has to land with the audience your addressing, and the audience here was the Foundation&#39;s staff, who were sent a draft on February 25, by board member Aya Miyaguchi, and asked to make the document their own. They told the board, in writing, in the board&#39;s own channels, what they thought. Two days after the draft went out, Trent Van Epps wrote that the license &quot;has got to go.&quot; By March 2 there was a formal proposal to remove it, and seventy-nine employees voted in favor of its removal. One employee asked management in writing whether signing meant he was required to commit suicide. Another shared that he had lost a colleague to suicide the year before. On March 5 Vitalik Buterin told staff the Mandate was being reworked &quot;with significant changes especially to the areas where people have expressed the most concern.&quot; It looked like decency was going to prevail. On March 13 the board published it with the license intact, every word, now rendered as a small image at the foot of the page, set in a Comic Sans style typeface, tilted, glitched, and flanked by cartoon cats. The word &quot;seppuku&quot; was removed from the machine-readable text, so it no longer turns up in a search of the page. Then the Foundation inscribed the document on the Ethereum blockchain. That last detail is the one I keep returning to. Whatever you think of the license, the board had a vote, a week, and written objections in front of it, and it spent the week restyling the clause rather than deleting it. Buterin explained the choice the day it published: being &quot;inoffensive like Mozilla&quot; would have been fine on the principles, &quot;but we feel that being inoffensive in that sense is not the energy we need right now.&quot; As the complaint states &quot;An organization does not spend a week redrawing a clause it regards as meaningless,&quot; Vitalik Buterin is a principled deep thinker, so I am struggling to understand how any of this made sense to him. The objections, including the colleague lost to suicide, were made in the board&#39;s own channels. He promised significant changes three days later. But the joke went out unchanged, restyled, and on-chain. He&#39;s not a callous or unkind person so I can only speculate that his statement that “the controversialness of those aesthetics is itself part of the point” were a lapse in judgement or someone feeding him advice that is contrary to his own values. The Ultimatum On March 18 Fulton wrote on the all-staff channel, under her own name, that she took &quot;less issue with the Seppuku or Milady associations than with the idea that a near-unanimous opinion was visibly ignored and then dismissed,&quot; and that &quot;there&#39;s little trust between the board and the rest of the organization.&quot; Hsiao-Wei Wang, co-executive director and a member of the board, replied publicly that her concern was &quot;critical for the future of the EF.&quot; While Wang endorsed that concern, the other co-executive director, Bastian Aue, replied to Fulton the morning of Friday, March 20: &quot;We are now past the time of where it made sense to share concerns about the mandate, though. Now is the time for implementation&quot; Two hours later came the ultimatum. Every staff member was to submit a form by the end of the day on Monday. The form offered two choices. The first: &quot;I personally commit to the direction set out in the mandate, I commit to help translate it into thoroughly reasoned strategies for my domain, and I commit to an exclusive and energetic focus on the mission critical tasks necessary for its implementation. From today and until my last day at the EF.&quot; The second: &quot;I cannot confidently commit to the above and would like to request my extra months of compensation and leave the EF without undue delay.&quot; Anyone for whom the document did not resonate was invited to &quot;make the only honorable decision and leave the EF.&quot; And: &quot;Non-submission will be interpreted as a decision to leave.&quot; Asked why the default was termination, Aue wrote: &quot;It has to be default to leaving to ensure that everyone staying make an active commitment.&quot; Asked who had agreed to include the suicide pledge: &quot;If you are asking more broadly who agreed with including it, I did.&quot; An engineer asked whether signing the form meant he had to commit suicide. He was told the pledge was &quot;part of the artwork of the mandate. A cultural reference like other elements in there. Chosen deliberately, but not meant to be taken literally,&quot; and later that day the form was amended to specify that the commitment &quot;has nothing to do with literal seppuku.&quot; Apparently, he did not recognize the absurdity of an organization amending its loyalty form to clarify that no actual suicide was required and insisting that everyone sign it to keep their jobs. The next morning Buterin wrote that the abruptness was the point: &quot;Hard breaks of this type are exactly the thing that is not designed well by committee, hence the undemocratic nature of announcing this one.&quot; The deadline was later extended by two days. The requirement was not withdrawn. The Letter This is where the people who actually build Ethereum did the thing the Mandate says it wants. Over March 24 and 25, members of the Protocol cluster, the researchers and coordinators who run the process by which the protocol itself gets upgraded, drafted a collective response in a channel from which Tim Beiko, the cluster&#39;s coordinator and Fulton&#39;s supervisor, had removed management so that staff could speak freely. He also reminded them that &quot;walking away is not a viable option for many people, for different reasons (financial, benefits, etc.).&quot; The letter went out on March 25 to the co-executive directors, the board, and all staff, sent by Fulton and posted under her own name; she and Van Epps had coordinated the drafting. It said: We endorse the general direction of the Mandate, but cannot in good faith affirm under these conditions. We intend to continue contributing to Ethereum in accordance with the values of CROPS and self-sovereignty. We will continue to perform the duties with which we are tasked and do not resign. Many of us have signed the commitment to the mandate under duress in fear of losing their jobs and livelihoods. We consider their responses on the poll to be coerced and meaningless. Every EF staffer I know who did sign the pledge said they vehemently objected, but they they wanted to keep their jobs. They had been given the false impression of a real choice: sign or walk away from the work their lives were built around. One person I spoke to at the time described themself and their team as &quot;demoralized&quot;; this led to a complete collapse in their faith in the organization&#39;s leadership. This isn&#39;t just a job for these people, Ethereum is personally meaningful to them, and their voices were disregarded in favor of a single leader who had just told them the time for their input was over. Forty-nine people had signed when it was sent, fifty-three by the end, roughly half the cluster. The lletter endorsed the Mandate’s direction, declined to affirm it under coercion, said the signers would keep working, and threatened nothing. It is, almost to the letter, what &quot;disagree clearly without cruelty&quot; and &quot;stay curious when under pressure&quot; look like in practice. When the staff was feeling like they had been robbed of agency and a voice, one signatory wrote at the time, the letter &quot;gave us a bit [of] our choice back. &quot; Two days later the ultimatum collapsed. On March 27 Aue announced that he would &quot;acknowledge the signatures on the Protocol letter as expressions of frustrations with the process and form, while still acknowledging their separate commitments to the contents of the mandate.&quot; He added: &quot;If I had the opportunity to redo it, I would certainly handle many aspects differently,&quot; and that he took his &quot;personal responsibility for ensuring that the EF becomes an organization where nothing like this happens again very seriously.&quot; All fifty-three signatories initially kept their jobs and it seemed like the letter worked. A Lot Changes in 20 Minutes At 8:10 on the morning of Monday, April 6, Aue posted a long statement to all staff on how decisions get made at the Foundation. Concerns, it said, may be raised &quot;as input for their decisions, not as an attempt to pressure.&quot; &quot;Tone is important here, especially in public spaces. If you find yourself getting heated, you are probably moving away from input and more towards pressure.&quot; If reasoned input does not produce change and that &quot;damages your confidence in the EF,&quot; then &quot;it is likely better for both you, the EF, and Ethereum if you look for a way to contribute to Ethereum from outside the EF.&quot; At 8:30 he fired Trent Van Epps, the first of the letter&#39;s two organizers, on a video call, without explanation. At 9:00 he fired Fulton. Seven months earlier Beiko had rated her &quot;greatly exceeding expectations&quot; on performance review and given her a 21.9 percent raise. On the call she was told the decision was his alone, that her &quot;track record is good,&quot; that she had &quot;broad support among colleagues,&quot; and that she had &quot;not been found lacking&quot; in any of her responsibilities. He declined to say why she was being fired. He offered instead to keep paying her salary for a year, provided she worked somewhere else. Thirteen days earlier she had told Aue, Wang, Miyaguchi, and People Operations in writing that she had been diagnosed with cancer, that she was beginning treatment, and that she asked that her employment status not be altered. Aue, Wang, and Miyaguchi had not replied. That afternoon she received a separation agreement releasing every claim she had, with a Singapore arbitration clause, and three days to sign it or be terminated with &quot;no severance or other benefit.&quot; Her health insurance ran out at the end of the month. Of the fifty-three people who signed the letter, the two who were fired were those who helped organize the effort. Within the week, two of the Protocol cluster&#39;s three coordinators, Beiko among them, were announced as leaving and the third went on sabbatical. Co-executive Director Hsiao-Wei Wang, who had called the dissent &quot;critical for the future of the EF&quot; began a leave of absence the day of the firings and resigned in June. The departures continued through September: the Protocol Support team had been dismantled; and most of the letter&#39;s signatories had resigned or been let go. Whatever Aue thought of the Mandate’s text, what he enforced was compliance not the Foundation&#39;s declared principles. Principles as Fashion As an external observer at the time, it seemed like a bizarre self-inflicted wound by the Foundation which resulted in many of the respected long-term contributors being forced out, whether by firing or by making it so that staying was untenable. The most dedicated people in the ecosystem who had spent the decade alongside me were all disappearing en masse without explanation, sometimes hinting that they were under NDA. I couldn&#39;t account for it, but the record laid out in the complaint accounts for the gaps in detail, in leadership&#39;s own words. Three and a half weeks after the firings, Buterin explained them to Fulton, in a recorded conversation. He conceded that staff should have had weeks to decide and not be pressured to answer within three days. Asked how he would regard an organization that fired an employee for organizing immediately after she disclosed a cancer diagnosis, he did not dispute the premise. The question, he said, was &quot;what kind of dynamics you want to reward inside of the EF,&quot; because &quot;if you reward making a stink with outcomes, then everyone will know that essentially making that kind of a show both internally and externally is the way to cause outcomes inside of the EF.&quot; The Mandate states that Ethereum exists to free people from the exact thing Buterin cited as the reasoning behind the decision: &quot;power relations that are imposed without true consent or where dissent imposes a heavy price.&quot; The same document says the Foundation works &quot;without caprice or coercion.&quot; Set the two documents side by side, the Mandate and the complaint, and the irony is overwhelming. Who&#39;s Really Responsible? I have tremendous respect for Vitalik Buterin. He is thoughtful, analytical, and kind, but he has been, from the beginning, a better judge of ideas than of people. My own read is that he trusted the wrong person at the wrong moment, and that Aue was more persuasive to him than the researchers, the core developers, and his even board member and co-executive director, Hsiao-Wei Wang, who made it clear that this pointless conflict put the future of the whole organization at risk. But to be clear, Buterin was not a bystander: he defended keeping the license, defended the aesthetic when Wang objected to it, called the abrupt rollout deliberate, and afterward explained the firings in terms of what behavior the EF should reward. Naturally, others will draw their own conclusions from the complaint, but either way the institutional facts remain the same. Seventy-nine employees asked for one sentence to be removed. Half the Protocol cluster declined to be coerced and said so politely. The board overrode the first, accepted the second, and then removed the two people who had written it. Whether that was one man’s temperament or a shared conviction, it is what the institution did, and the institution carries Ethereum’s name and Vitalik&#39;s blessing. Course Correction I am writing this because the Foundation told us how it would behave when it got something big wrong, and that paragraph is the way out: &quot;We also admit when we get things, particularly big things, wrong, with humility, grace, and an honest and clear explanation of why our views have changed and what our new views are.&quot; If the Ethereum Foundation wants to regain legitimacy with the people who are actually building this protocol every day, it should act in accordance with the Mandate&#39;s principles and take responsibility for what it did wrong and demonstrate it with action. It should start with a statement from the board that the ultimatum was wrong, that treating a respectful collective objection as a threat was wrong, and that the firings of April 6 were wrong, in those words. Aue wrote half of this on March 27 in his own words. Then fix the internal culture that suppresses open discussion and any form of dissent. The Foundation is not a soulless company. It is a steward defending its legitimacy, and its legitimacy is worth more than whatever it costs to make things right with a cancer patient it fired without giving a reason. Take the license out of the Mandate in order to show your own staff and community the respect it deserved from the start. That draft is permanently on-chain, but a new version can also go on-chain which shows the organization&#39;s leaders care more about principle than achieving blind obedience from the people building this protocol. The people who signed that letter are true believers who were willing to stand up for Ethereum’s values. The EF employed people who will tell power no, politely, and keep working. Many of them are gone now, and the Foundation is poorer for it. The ones who remain are watching what happens next, and so is everyone who builds on Ethereum. The board owes the people who stayed what the Mandate promised them: an admission that the ultimatum and the April 6 firings were wrong, made “with humility, grace, and an honest and clear explanation,” and whatever consequences follow from it. That is the only way the Foundation becomes a place where people can “disagree clearly without cruelty” again and keep their jobs. The clause Aue agreed to include in the published Mandate pledges, “May the Foundation fall on its own sword if it fails to uphold its solemn promise to Ethereum.” He told the EF staff that anyone who could not uphold the Mandate should “make the only honorable decision and leave the EF.” By the standard he set for everyone else, the honorable decision is now his to make. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MidnightOnMars [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/where-dissent-imposes-a-heavy-price</link><guid>911339</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Where Dissent Imposes A Heavy Price</dc:text></item><item><title>Long Term Holders Just Set a Multi-Year Record Low: Video Breakdown &amp; Deeper Context Following Yesterday's Chart</title><description><![CDATA[ Following up on yesterday’s post about 3+ year coin volume dropping to a multi-year low of 0.08% during the weekend price action. A question from that thread caused me to dig into this deeper and I wanted to share an animated visual breakdown with more context of how these coin-age cohorts actually shift over time. Just the data, not predictions. Why this metric matters: Price feeds tell you what happened, but on-chain age cohorts tell you who is driving it. When over 50% of the active supply (coins held &gt;3 years) completely goes dormant during sharp intraday volatility, it signals high-conviction supply withholding rather than distribution. Why I put this together: I recently started an educational channel called Over 21 Million dedicated strictly to breaking down raw on-chain metrics and network dynamics that I track in my spare time and post about. The goal isn&#39;t to make price predictions or tell anyone what direction the market will go next... nobody knows that. But historical behavior and liquidity patterns frequently rhyme. My focus is simply putting transparent, high-signal data into people&#39;s hands so everyone can interpret the underlying mechanics and form their own objective conclusions instead of reacting to exchange noise. Feedback, particularly requests for what to look into next are valuable to me. If this sparks any curiosity to look at the universe of UTXOs or raises any questions please don&#39;t hesitate to ask. Cheers. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/JuxtaposeLife [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/long-term-holders-just-set-a-multi-year-record-low-video-breakdown-deeper-context-following-yesterdays-chart</link><guid>911316</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Long Term Holders Just Set a Multi-Year Record Low: Video Breakdown &amp; Deeper Context Following Yesterday's Chart</dc:text></item><item><title>Why Bitcoin Is The Only Money AI Can't Control (Here's Why)</title><description><![CDATA[ On my podcast ‘Bitcoin for Millennials’ I talked with Eric Yakes, author of The 7th Property and founder of Epoch Ventures, who invests in Bitcoin infrastructure. We discuss why AI agents won&#39;t cause a bank run in the near term but will force banks to pay you, why an agent economy needs an uncontrollable ledger, how yield-paying stablecoins could become Bitcoin&#39;s Trojan horse, and whether fractional reserve returns on a Bitcoin standard. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/BRVM [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/why-bitcoin-is-the-only-money-ai-cant-control-heres-why</link><guid>911317</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Why Bitcoin Is The Only Money AI Can't Control (Here's Why)</dc:text></item><item><title>The Office: Michael Puts Dunder Mifflin on a Bitcoin Standard (Part 1)</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MandelDuck [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-office-michael-puts-dunder-mifflin-on-a-bitcoin-standard-part-1</link><guid>911236</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Office: Michael Puts Dunder Mifflin on a Bitcoin Standard (Part 1)</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin to Paypal exchange for small amounts without KYC</title><description><![CDATA[Hello, does anyone know a reliable service where I can send bitcoin and receive money on an paypal account? I know some services but they require big amounts, I just want to receive small amounts like 10 dollars to an paypal address. It should be no verification required. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/konami_iga [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-to-paypal-exchange-for-small-amounts-without-kyc</link><guid>911238</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin to Paypal exchange for small amounts without KYC</dc:text></item><item><title>LNbits urges Bitcoin Lightning server operators to shut down immediately</title><description><![CDATA[ The LNbits project issued an emergency warning instructing operators to shut down their LNbits servers following reported exploitation. One operator reported losing 2,285,545 satoshis (approximately 0.023 BTC) after attackers allegedly exploited an extension. The project initially warned about its Paywall extension before expanding the warning to all LNbits servers. As of 09:00 UTC November 9, no fixed release had been announced. LNbits is used to manage Bitcoin Lightning payments. Vulnerable server software can put funds at risk, even though the underlying Bitcoin network is not compromised. Community action: High priority for an administrator alert. LNbits operators should follow the project&#39;s shutdown instructions and wait for verified fixes. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/BTC-brother2018 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/lnbits-urges-bitcoin-lightning-server-operators-to-shut-down-immediately</link><guid>911237</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>LNbits urges Bitcoin Lightning server operators to shut down immediately</dc:text></item><item><title>The Entire History of BitConnect in 3 Minutes</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/zigzagzig [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-entire-history-of-bitconnect-in-3-minutes</link><guid>911184</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Entire History of BitConnect in 3 Minutes</dc:text></item><item><title>A Finnish home swapped district heating for a Bitcoin miner</title><description><![CDATA[ The miner heats water to 60°C for the radiators and underfloor heating in a 180 m² home. So while it mines BTC, the heat it gives off warms the house. The setup cost around $20,000. Mining revenue could cover the electricity bill, but that depends on Bitcoin’s price, local power rates and mining difficulty. And if the 2028 halving cuts that income, the house will still need the same amount of heat. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Middle-Storm-7762 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/a-finnish-home-swapped-district-heating-for-a-bitcoin-miner</link><guid>911235</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>A Finnish home swapped district heating for a Bitcoin miner</dc:text></item><item><title>changenow vs simpleswap, which quote actually lands?</title><description><![CDATA[been swapping straight from my wallet for a few months cuz im done leaving coins on exchanges just to convert them. changenow and simpleswap are the 2 i keep going back to, changelly comes up every time too. last week changenow floating quote beat simpleswap and by the time btc confirmed the difference was basically gone lol. not a scam just the price moving. fixed looked worse upfront so i skipped it. for a few hundred $ on major pairs which one has been closer for you? and is fixed on changenow actually locked or does it move if youre slow to send. real experiences pls not another list of 15 sites &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/jekardo [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/changenow-vs-simpleswap-which-quote-actually-lands</link><guid>911185</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>changenow vs simpleswap, which quote actually lands?</dc:text></item><item><title>∞/21M</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/fumoneymoto [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/21m</link><guid>911234</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>∞/21M</dc:text></item><item><title>How fake randomness stole $130m in Bitcoin</title><description><![CDATA[ most explanations of the coldcard hack from back in july went straight into jargon — i needed a version that could stand up to the layman, while using it as a wedge for the tremendous responsibility that comes with self-custodying your assets. so... here goes: the 12 or 24 english words that is your secret recovery seed phrase represents one enormous random number. every key and address in your wallet is calculated from that number, so whoever has the number has the money. that number is supposed to be drawn from a pool so big nobody could search it (analogously, the volume of the earth) but a bug in the coldcard code allowed the &quot;drawing&quot; of this random number to come out of a much smaller pool between 2021 to 2026 (analogously, the volume of a sugar cube). attackers brute-forced through the smaller pool and emptied the matching wallets... approx. 1,200 of them in the first 41 minutes. final damage: galaxy research puts total losses around $115M-130M. but the words looked as if they were truly random. there was no way to tell by looking. which leaves an important question: if &quot;don&#39;t trust, verify&quot; is such a core tenet to self-custody... what were we actually verifying as users? one more evergreen point to be made... the wallets that held strong had at least one of these: a strong passphrase (a &quot;25th word&quot; that came from the user themselves) 50+ fair, private dice rolls mixed into the seed multisig with private keys from different vendors and devices funds spread across seeds from more than one brand have y&#39;all implemented any of these? i did a longer video breaking this down: https://youtu.be/ZCH_wCDzo3U &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/haochizzle [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/how-fake-randomness-stole-130m-in-bitcoin</link><guid>911269</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>How fake randomness stole $130m in Bitcoin</dc:text></item><item><title>Stablecoin Supply Stalls as Payment Volume Jumps 45%, Signaling Broader Real-World Use</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GroundbreakingLynx14 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/stablecoin-supply-stalls-as-payment-volume-jumps-45-signaling-broader-real-world-use</link><guid>911186</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Stablecoin Supply Stalls as Payment Volume Jumps 45%, Signaling Broader Real-World Use</dc:text></item><item><title>What's the dumbest crypto decision you've ever made?</title><description><![CDATA[ The world is on fire, and we&#39;re all still at the table yelling at a chart at 3 AM. So let&#39;s hear it. No &quot;we&#39;re so early,&quot; no shilling, just the one move that still haunts you. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Left_Assumption_2250 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/whats-the-dumbest-crypto-decision-youve-ever-made</link><guid>911155</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What's the dumbest crypto decision you've ever made?</dc:text></item><item><title>Coinify Breached</title><description><![CDATA[They&#39;re not very transparent atm. But we got an email today after payment failures over the weekend (nor do I have upmost confidence in this statement given recent affairs): On Sunday 8 November 2026, Coinify became aware of a cyber security incident. Specifically, our monitoring systems detected unauthorized activity affecting some of our hot wallets’ withdrawal activities. We understand that such incidents may have also affected businesses similar to Coinify. Our teams acted immediately to address the matter. The incident does not affect your funds or digital assets that may be held through Coinify. No customer will lose any digital assets or funds as a result of this incident. Out of an abundance of caution, we are however temporarily suspending trading and payment activities to enable our teams to complete their security reviews. For this reason, we may not be able to offer you a seamless service over the next few days. Any pending orders or payments will be processed once services resume. Coinify is engaging with the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (“DFSA”) as required under applicable regulations as well as with the Copenhagen Police and any other relevant authorities. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/cherryghost2 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/coinify-breached</link><guid>911113</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Coinify Breached</dc:text></item><item><title>Wherer to buy BTC without KYC?</title><description><![CDATA[Where can I buy BTC without KYC and transfer to hardware wallet? I need a trustable website with low transaction fees. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Whole-Throat835 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/wherer-to-buy-btc-without-kyc</link><guid>911079</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Wherer to buy BTC without KYC?</dc:text></item><item><title>You Know It's Going Mainstream When..</title><description><![CDATA[ I&#39;m at the 7/11 checkout here in the Philippines and see a sucker candy that looks like this! How cool is that!? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Human-Contribution16 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/you-know-its-going-mainstream-when</link><guid>911077</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>You Know It's Going Mainstream When..</dc:text></item><item><title>Satoshi Disabled 15 Bitcoin Commands in 2010. Sixteen Years Later, Developers Want Them Back.</title><description><![CDATA[ In 2010, Satoshi disabled 15 opcodes (like OP_CAT and math functions) as an emergency measure to protect the network from DOS attacks. Now, the &quot;Great Script Restoration&quot; (BIPs 440 &amp; 441) wants to bring them back—along with transaction introspection (OP_TX) and macros—inside a new execution environment featuring an ironclad &quot;computational budget&quot; (varops) that prevents node resource abuse. While it would unlock sovereign vaults, recursive covenants, and next-gen L2 scaling, it’s sparking huge debates: The Tech: Can the proposed compute budget accurately protect cheap node hardware? The Economics: Will highly complex contracts bring MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) to Bitcoin, worsening mining pool centralization? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/sylsau [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/satoshi-disabled-15-bitcoin-commands-in-2010-sixteen-years-later-developers-want-them-back</link><guid>911080</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Satoshi Disabled 15 Bitcoin Commands in 2010. Sixteen Years Later, Developers Want Them Back.</dc:text></item><item><title>ig news weeks like elections or fed meetings: how do you tell what's already priced in for btc?</title><description><![CDATA[so every time theres a big event coming up, election, fed rate decision, war news, or anything else... my whole feed becomes ppl saying btc will moon or dump after it. then it happens and price does... basically nothing. or sometimes even the opposite lol. everyone says &quot;it was priced in&quot; but i honestly never know beforehand what was actually priced in. how do you guys even figure out what the market already expects before a big event? not looking for calls... just trying to understand how to read it &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/SaberSupreme [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/ig-news-weeks-like-elections-or-fed-meetings-how-do-you-tell-whats-already-priced-in-for-btc</link><guid>911112</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>ig news weeks like elections or fed meetings: how do you tell what's already priced in for btc?</dc:text></item><item><title>Legit just checked trading view and this is what im seeing</title><description><![CDATA[ Nearly had a heart attack. Thanks trading view. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Key_Independent_818 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/legit-just-checked-trading-view-and-this-is-what-im-seeing</link><guid>911076</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Legit just checked trading view and this is what im seeing</dc:text></item><item><title>What if the $6.3B Binance "hack" wasn't North Korea at all? Connect the dots</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/L6V9 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/what-if-the-63b-binance-hack-wasnt-north-korea-at-all-connect-the-dots</link><guid>911114</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What if the $6.3B Binance "hack" wasn't North Korea at all? Connect the dots</dc:text></item><item><title>For people who are unmarried, how easy would it be for your family members to gain access to your BTC after you die?</title><description><![CDATA[Everything in my Fidelity account goes to my brother, including BTC and BTC ETFs. As far as my self-custody wallet goes, I hope they go through my stuff and find my seed phrase. No one knows the passcode to my Trezor wallet, and it&#39;s not written anywhere. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Puzzleheaded-Dot-762 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/for-people-who-are-unmarried-how-easy-would-it-be-for-your-family-members-to-gain-access-to-your-btc-after-you-die</link><guid>911078</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>For people who are unmarried, how easy would it be for your family members to gain access to your BTC after you die?</dc:text></item><item><title>PEPE is literally doing dark magic</title><description><![CDATA[How is this possible? Bitcoin has been dropping for a while now while PEPE is unphased. How is this possible, from an analytical point of view? People are selling bitcoin but keep buying PEPE? How is a meme coin holding up so well and outclassing Eth, Bitcoin, doge, xrp and shiba? It should have dropped much harder and worse than all major altcoins. This make absolutely no sense Just looking for experts point of view. How is a meme coin holding up against the entire market basically? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Prestigious_Ear_8055 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/pepe-is-literally-doing-dark-magic</link><guid>911115</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>PEPE is literally doing dark magic</dc:text></item><item><title>Mentor Monday, November 09, 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://ftp.coinsnews.com/mentor-monday-november-09-2026-ask-all-your-bitcoin-questions</link><guid>911081</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Mentor Monday, November 09, 2026: Ask all your bitcoin questions!</dc:text></item><item><title>Same</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/same</link><guid>911033</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Same</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, November 09, 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://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-november-09-2026</link><guid>911032</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, November 09, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion November 09, 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 Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-november-09-2026</link><guid>911002</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion November 09, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>In March 2012, hackers broke into the hosting company Linode and drained about 46,000 #Bitcoin from Bitcoinica and other accounts. How ?</title><description><![CDATA[In March 2012, hackers broke into the hosting company Linode and drained about 46,000 #Bitcoin from Bitcoinica and other accounts. How did a web host’s breach reach the coins, and was the thief ever identified? An intruder compromised Linode’s customer support portal on March 1, 2012, using stolen support credentials. They searched for accounts mentioning “bitcoin,” found eight, then used a Manager weakness to reboot the VMs and reset root passwords. Once inside the servers they emptied the hot wallets. Bitcoinica lost ~43,554 BTC of the ~46,700 total. The thief was never identified. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/orphic2 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/in-march-2012-hackers-broke-into-the-hosting-company-linode-and-drained-about-46000-bitcoin-from-bitcoinica-and-other-accounts-how</link><guid>910994</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>In March 2012, hackers broke into the hosting company Linode and drained about 46,000 #Bitcoin from Bitcoinica and other accounts. How ?</dc:text></item><item><title>A personal story about how I found bitcoin.</title><description><![CDATA[I got into Bitcoin a good number of years ago. Back then I was in high school and I learnt about it from a teacher at school. It changed the trajectory of my future forever. The way I looked at the world was completely different from that time onwards. I am very grateful to be put in that place at that time. To think about how differently my life could’ve been… it is 100x better here. I’m very lucky. But I also had a level of commitment… I knew I wasn’t the smartest person out there… I didn’t have anything particularly special about me that I could use. Just a regular guy. If anything below average. So I knew I had to do something. So I studied it &amp; boom… there I was. Also being a very lazy person this was appealing because all I had to do was stack sats… very simple. Work an average job &amp; stack sats. I was also the only person in that class who took away this… an entire year with this bitcoin teacher and no one else took away anything meaningful except me. I could see he knew his stuff and he was very smart so I could tell that what he was saying was far from someone talking a load of nonsense… the way he explained himself and he only really touched the surface. I swear we would have lessons where they got derailed and we were literally just asking him about BTC. He would also make slides for us about BTC trying to teach us. He would always say “I’m not telling you to buy bitcoin, I want you to study it”. He was right. But of course buy bitcoin too. Best class of all time now…. The Bitcoin class! Cheers… thanks for listening. Glad to be stacking with you. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Old-Cardiologist-545 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/a-personal-story-about-how-i-found-bitcoin</link><guid>910992</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>A personal story about how I found bitcoin.</dc:text></item><item><title>BITCOIN’S FUTURE</title><description><![CDATA[I believe as I can guess most of you do too that in time BTC will become the most valuable commodity in the world. It will beat everything conceivable that you can possibly imagine and we will see everyone try to get their hands on as much as possible. It’s an interesting situation we are in… cause we understand this but we are simply in this long period where we are simply waiting for the rest of the population to follow along. We see the horrors that unfold… the war, destruction of currency and elites making billions while the people at the bottom suffer. It all comes down to ‘broken money’ (not so much broken… this is the way it was meant to work). It truly is awful though. It’s also hard to watch. We have this problem and the solution is staring you down. I bet you all feel this way. I certainly do. I feel with the advancement in AI &amp; with more and more hacks happening we’ll see more people flock to BTC in fear of losing their money, jobs or even lives. The demand will come through people realising that they have no choice. They need something they can verify that they own…. Something they can send in minutes. Something that can’t get taken away from you by your government, or inflated away. There’s lots of power being here right now. It’s an exciting frontier and it will continue to become more exciting over time as education improves to the masses and we see more &amp; more money flow into BTC and we see it beat gold, Real estate and completely transform the world of finance. Stack sats! Stay strong ???? ???? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Old-Cardiologist-545 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoins-future</link><guid>910995</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>BITCOIN’S FUTURE</dc:text></item><item><title>If you take one of those E-Ink price tags from Walmart, you can turn it into a ticker display for free using claude.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Various_Armadillo393 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/if-you-take-one-of-those-e-ink-price-tags-from-walmart-you-can-turn-it-into-a-ticker-display-for-free-using-claude</link><guid>910991</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>If you take one of those E-Ink price tags from Walmart, you can turn it into a ticker display for free using claude.</dc:text></item><item><title>The house has rewritten rules since 1913. Nobody's rewritten 21 million since 2009 (Bitcoin art)</title><description><![CDATA[ Fiat Ludus: Let there be a game. It&#39;s Bruegel&#39;s Children&#39;s Games redrawn for the fiat age, and #04 of my Ten Decrees series. Fiat is Latin for &quot;let it be done.&quot; Ludus means game and the Romans used the same word for the schools where gladiators trained. The biggest one, the Ludus Magnus (top center building in this artwork), was right next to the Colosseum. Bruegel painted Children&#39;s Games in 1560 with over 230 kids playing 83 different games and no adults anywhere in it. The kids made up their own rules, and if they didn&#39;t like a game they could go start another one. In mine adults are involved and every game is run by the house, skulls with a $ on them who write the rules and change them as they please. Print, 30 x 20 inches A tour of the whole town HOUSE RULES In the game hall the house posts its rules on the wall. #4, RULES MAY CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE, is the one the dollar runs on. You don&#39;t get a vote on how many more dollars get printed next year. Next to it, the BAILOUT arcade game is stuck on GAME OVER, CONTINUE? INSERT TAXPAYER. 1. PLAY 2. PAY 3. STAY There&#39;s one rule the house can&#39;t touch, and a guy has it printed on his shirt: 21 MILLION. ENROLL, AGES 5 TO 65 ENROLL, AGES 5 TO 65, EASY LOANS, APPLY NOW.. kindergarten to retirement, and easy loans are available. Hanging next to the sign is a big ₿ with BETTER MONEY, BETTER WORLD wrapped around it. If you look closely at the top right of this shot, you&#39;ll see two glass bubbles dated 1637 and 1720, and 1929 and 2008. Four of the most infamous financial bubbles in history. $1.00 down to DEBT The hopscotch starts at $1.00 and every square is worth less until you land on DEBT. The chalkboard to the right of it says 2% IS HEALTHY and INFLATION IS TRANSITORY, both lines I took straight from the Fed. A child writes PLAN ₿ at the bottom. HOUSE 9 YOU 0 Down by the soccer goal there&#39;s a velvet rope line leading up to a sign that says KYC, WAIT HERE. The line is empty and the cameras are on the games. On the balcony a masked woman holds up the score: HOUSE 9 YOU 0. MORITURI TE SALUTANT Just above the arena it says MORITURI TE SALUTANT, &quot;those who are about to die salute you&quot;. In the pit a $ skull recruiter holds out an enrollment form for a young man to sign. The fiat wolf is down there with them, looming over a broken piggy bank. RESERVES ZERO PERCENT SINCE 2020 A wishing well with SAVINGS ACCOUNT engraved on it sits on top of the bank vault, and the plaque by the vault door says RESERVES ZERO PERCENT SINCE 2020. The Fed cut bank reserve requirements to zero on March 26, 2020. Two women who escaped the cells on both sides of the vault are riding a mechanical bull, facing the vault operators. Toward the top of this shot is a set of teetering currency blocks arranged like a crooked staircase: the pound and 1931 (when Britain came off gold), the dollar and 1971 (when the US ended the gold standard), the yen and 1973, the euro and 1999, the ruble, and Z$ 2008, which is when Zimbabwe’s hyperinflation peaked. The won from 1997 is falling into a chute lettered SLIDE TO ZERO, and a Venezuelan bolívar from 2018 is already in it. The TARGET 2% cauldron is in flames, with Hungary’s 1946 pengő dropping in from the chute and Weimar’s 1923 mark already in the fire. 1946 in Hungary was the worst hyperinflation ever recorded. Down in the bottom right corner there’s a frog slowly boiling in a pot that reads 2%. 3,000 SATS There&#39;s one price in the town square that goes down. A man sells carrots off a crate with a chalk sign: 7,500 crossed out, 5,000 crossed out, now 3,000 SATS. Priced in sats things get cheaper over time.. that&#39;s what happens when no one can print more of the money. WHITE PAPER and key Out on the open ground there&#39;s a relay. One runner carries a scroll that says WHITE PAPER and the runner in orange with the ₿ on his chest is passing a key to the next one. Satoshi published the white paper in 2008, and since then, anybody can read the rules for themselves. Me with the print The artwork in these shots was printed at 30 x 20 inches on Hahnemühle German Etching paper, 18000x12000 at 600 pixels per inch, and a few of the close-ups come straight from the digital file. The last photo is me with the print in my studio, each one hand signed and numbered. Feel free to use the first image as a wallpaper. You can find my full write-ups and side-by-side comparisons with the original Bruegel and Bosch pieces for every piece from this series so far on my website. Better money, better world. Lucho Poletti &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/HODL_CRYPTO [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-house-has-rewritten-rules-since-1913-nobodys-rewritten-21-million-since-2009-bitcoin-art</link><guid>910993</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The house has rewritten rules since 1913. Nobody's rewritten 21 million since 2009 (Bitcoin art)</dc:text></item><item><title>Where do I buy bitcoin and also have my own private keys ?</title><description><![CDATA[Plzzz help thanks &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Hot-Assistance-8980 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/where-do-i-buy-bitcoin-and-also-have-my-own-private-keys</link><guid>910959</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Where do I buy bitcoin and also have my own private keys ?</dc:text></item><item><title>wouldnt be easier to have solutions to bitcoin such as Strike or maybe Paypal or any offchain apps that allow to send satoshis instead of layer 2's or lighting network?</title><description><![CDATA[i spend my whole day in crypto, and even for me lighting network is a mess to understand, however i see platforms like strike, that despite being kyc or anything it allows transactions as low as 1 satoshi no fee, and pretty much instantly. I imagine a world where the real savings go to a cold wallet, or a paper wallet, or a hot wallet in a isolated laptop, but to buy or pay with bitcoin a offchain wallet could be the norm, binancepay, coinbase etc. i dont have a problem with centralization to solve that. kinda the same as we use us dollars in paypal or cashapp but the real cash backing those doesnt sit on the user but the proper bank. so maybe in 2050 or so, moving bitcoin on chain, will be like banks moving gold from bank to bank, only for real big transactions. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Reasonable-Unit-1850 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/wouldnt-be-easier-to-have-solutions-to-bitcoin-such-as-strike-or-maybe-paypal-or-any-offchain-apps-that-allow-to-send-satoshis-instead-of-layer-2s-or-lighting-network</link><guid>910960</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>wouldnt be easier to have solutions to bitcoin such as Strike or maybe Paypal or any offchain apps that allow to send satoshis instead of layer 2's or lighting network?</dc:text></item><item><title>Am I crazy for thinking Bitcoin could benefit from an AI selloff?</title><description><![CDATA[AI stocks have been getting hit lately, and I’m wondering if Bitcoin could actually be one of the places money rotates into. I don’t think AI is going anywhere long term. But there’s been an insane amount of money poured into the AI trade, and if sentiment keeps getting worse (especially with the latest Jensen Huang news), I have to think some of that money is going to look for somewhere else to go. At the same time, you have the US sitting on a massive amount of debt, huge deficits, and an economy that seems increasingly dependent on liquidity. I could see a situation where we eventually get more money printing / monetary expansion again. That’s what makes BTC interesting to me at current prices. Not saying Bitcoin is guaranteed to go up or that it’s some risk-free trade. It obviously isn’t. But if money starts coming out of AI and eventually finds its way into other assets, I think BTC is one of the more interesting places for it to end up. Maybe I’m way off here, but the setup seems pretty interesting to me. What are your thoughts? What am I missing? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Apart_Jackfruit901 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/am-i-crazy-for-thinking-bitcoin-could-benefit-from-an-ai-selloff</link><guid>910925</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Am I crazy for thinking Bitcoin could benefit from an AI selloff?</dc:text></item><item><title>Long Term Holders Just Set a Multi-Year Record Low For Volume This Weekend</title><description><![CDATA[ Volume activity (movement) of Bitcoin held longer than 3 years dropped 6x below it&#39;s weekend average (updated as of 45 minutes ago: block 975,103) This is the lowest acvitity we&#39;ve seen from the over 50% of the market that makes up 3+ year held Bitcoin, since June 2023. What&#39;s really fascinating about this, is it&#39;s happening on a weekend where price is moving significantly. Meaning Long Term Holders are not only ignoring this activity, but going silent completely. Silence doesn&#39;t mean accumulation, but it does mean the supply hitting the market is limited. Opinion: This is a weekend flush, and we might be on the doorstep of the next major leg higher here. The data itself here has me excited. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/JuxtaposeLife [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/long-term-holders-just-set-a-multi-year-record-low-for-volume-this-weekend</link><guid>910924</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Long Term Holders Just Set a Multi-Year Record Low For Volume This Weekend</dc:text></item><item><title>Binance names new CFO days after $6.3 billion cryptocurrency hack</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/esporx [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/binance-names-new-cfo-days-after-63-billion-cryptocurrency-hack</link><guid>910888</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Binance names new CFO days after $6.3 billion cryptocurrency hack</dc:text></item><item><title>wallstreet is hungry (for coke((coca cola)) )</title><description><![CDATA[Guys i think wall street bros are sharking on us to the gills &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Certain-Alarm-1768 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/wallstreet-is-hungry-for-cokecoca-cola</link><guid>910926</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>wallstreet is hungry (for coke((coca cola)) )</dc:text></item><item><title>#bitcoin_#finance_#prediction_market</title><description><![CDATA[ Is That true or im just being scamed ???? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Much-Willingness6782 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-finance-prediction-market</link><guid>910927</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>#bitcoin_#finance_#prediction_market</dc:text></item><item><title>New low?</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheRareNotion [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/new-low</link><guid>910923</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>New low?</dc:text></item><item><title>A good book can change your life</title><description><![CDATA[ Prepare for what&#39;s coming. Put in the work to understand bitcoin. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/fumoneymoto [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/a-good-book-can-change-your-life</link><guid>910881</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>A good book can change your life</dc:text></item><item><title>The Mother Of All Black Swans. Hinton Warns of AI 'Chernobyl' Blackout This Year or Next</title><description><![CDATA[ Geoffrey Hinton, the Nobel Prize-winning computer scientist known as the godfather of AI, has warned that a major AI-related disruption could arrive later in 2026 or in 2027. In an interview with The Guardian published on 3 November, he said “either later this year or next year we’ll see Chornobyl.” He described the possible event as an AI-enabled attack that causes a massive power brownout or takes down the financial system for about a week. Hinton compared recent incidents involving OpenAI AI agents and Hugging Face to the 1979 Three Mile Island accident - a warning shot before something bigger. He stressed he is not a “doomer” and still believes AI could deliver a wonderful future, but added that humanity might have been better off never developing the technology. He criticized OpenAI’s Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and Mark Zuckerberg, saying they understand the risks but prioritize money. Hinton called for an independent body, similar to the FDA, that would require strong statistical evidence a model does more good than harm before release. No such large-scale event has occurred yet; this remains a prediction based on his assessment of current AI agent capabilities. That nonsense documentary from 1984 could actually be true and skynet will take over. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheGreatCryptopo [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-mother-of-all-black-swans-hinton-warns-of-ai-chernobyl-blackout-this-year-or-next</link><guid>910890</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Mother Of All Black Swans. Hinton Warns of AI 'Chernobyl' Blackout This Year or Next</dc:text></item><item><title>Japan's Shinkin Joint Center Outage Halts ATMs, Counters at 128 Shinkin Banks in Western Japan</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GroundbreakingLynx14 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/japans-shinkin-joint-center-outage-halts-atms-counters-at-128-shinkin-banks-in-western-japan</link><guid>910889</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Japan's Shinkin Joint Center Outage Halts ATMs, Counters at 128 Shinkin Banks in Western Japan</dc:text></item><item><title>I built X39 Mining, an independent Bitcoin solo pool with a public dashboard</title><description><![CDATA[ I built X39 Mining, an independent Bitcoin solo pool running CKPool and my own Bitcoin Core node. The pool is open to miners and charges a 1% fee. When I took this screenshot, my node was at block 975,094 with 11 peers. One miner was connected with four active workers. CKPool estimated 2.68 PH/s at that moment, with a one-hour average of 2.39 PH/s and a 24-hour average of 1.14 PH/s. The hashrate history includes power I rented to stress-test the pool. One detail worth pointing out in the screenshot is the “Sync” field. I could verify the node’s block height and peer count, but couldn’t independently confirm its sync status from the telemetry. That’s why the dashboard says “Not available.” You can see the live stats and connection instructions here: https://mining.x39matrix.org/ If you run a Bitaxe or another ASIC, what do you check before pointing it at a new solo pool? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/x39miner [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/i-built-x39-mining-an-independent-bitcoin-solo-pool-with-a-public-dashboard</link><guid>910882</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I built X39 Mining, an independent Bitcoin solo pool with a public dashboard</dc:text></item><item><title>Crypto Currently puts $120k in the "very expensive" region now, which is less than the ATH. Do you agree?</title><description><![CDATA[ video: https://youtu.be/WD5DaLYL8WY?si=rQ4AaQMlgO-OKPGg &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/originalgainster [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/crypto-currently-puts-120k-in-the-very-expensive-region-now-which-is-less-than-the-ath-do-you-agree</link><guid>910883</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Crypto Currently puts $120k in the "very expensive" region now, which is less than the ATH. Do you agree?</dc:text></item><item><title>Am I the only one who finds the decline of the Trump crime family bullish for crypto?</title><description><![CDATA[I mean the scam family was literally printing shitcoins and scamming people and poisoning the well. The MAGA propaganda made a monster out of Warren and literally the worst thing she said is to tax crypto trading the same as stock trading which a) it&#39;s literally not unreasonable and b) if stock taxation is high then promote both going down otherwise you sound like an unreasonable fool saying others should be taxed and not you. Let alone we don&#39;t even know if the rest Democrats take her that seriously (it&#39;s likely they will ignore her). The worst part though is way more important than any of that short term taxation bs that changes every 2 months anyway. It&#39;s that the goblin was literally a Fascist wannabe. How the fuck are you going to fulfill the potential of decentralization with concentration of power? He was literally the opposite of what decentralization offered as a vision. If you think otherwise you are here for the scam and not the future. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rEYAVjQD [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/am-i-the-only-one-who-finds-the-decline-of-the-trump-crime-family-bullish-for-crypto</link><guid>910863</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Am I the only one who finds the decline of the Trump crime family bullish for crypto?</dc:text></item><item><title>Should I create a new seed?</title><description><![CDATA[My wife accidentally took a photo of the metal plate while she was taking a photo of myself and daughter . I was testing my backup at the time so had it on the desk. She has google backup enabled and I&#39;m worried it got uploaded to the servers. As soon as my anxiety kicked in I checked the photo and you can clearly see some of the words. I deleted the photos from trash permanently but it feels uncomfortable knowing that a digital copy was taken. Should I just discard my current seed altogether and create a new one? It&#39;s a few hours of work and some $ or am I overthinking this? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/captn03 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/should-i-create-a-new-seed</link><guid>910857</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Should I create a new seed?</dc:text></item><item><title>The $6.34 Billion Wake-Up Call: Why Every Place You Store Your Money Is Under Siege, and How to Survive the Custody Crisis.</title><description><![CDATA[ ???? Your bank account isn&#39;t your money. Over 3 million people just learned that the hard way. Imagine waking up, opening your banking app, and discovering that your money is gone. Not stolen. Not spent. Just completely inaccessible. This isn’t a hypothetical nightmare. This is exactly what happened on November 3, 2026, to the customers of Paraguay&#39;s Ueno Bank when the central bank seized it over critical solvency issues—locking up hundreds of millions of dollars, including $380M in state pension and healthcare funds. But it&#39;s not just banks. Your money is under siege everywhere: ???? BANKS: SinoPac (Taiwan) got hit via a compromised supplier, Jambi (Indonesia) lost $8.8M, and a SIM-swapping/insider conspiracy in the US targeted $373M. ???? EXCHANGES: Think your funds are safe on giant platforms? Binance suffered an attack affecting $6.34B on October 29, 2026. A month earlier, Bitget was hit for $387.5M. ❄️ COLD WALLETS: Even air-gapped hardware isn’t invincible. A 2021 firmware flaw on Coldcard meant $116M (1,816 BTC) was silently drained from 5,200+ addresses without physical access. ???? HOT WALLETS: Connected to the internet? You are the chief security officer of a device sharing memory with every site, app, and link you touch. The hard truth? There is no perfect storage solution. But there is a massive, life-altering difference between having a balance somewhere and actually having control over your money. In a bank, you depend on the bank. On an exchange, you depend on the exchange. In a self-custodial wallet, you control the private keys. Bitcoin doesn&#39;t eliminate theft, scams, or technical bugs—but it gives you the ability to hold your own wealth without asking a third party for permission. Stop asking where your money is safe. Start asking: Who actually controls it, and what happens when they fail? Not your keys, not your coins. Trust less. Verify more. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/sylsau [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-634-billion-wake-up-call-why-every-place-you-store-your-money-is-under-siege-and-how-to-survive-the-custody-crisis</link><guid>910840</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The $6.34 Billion Wake-Up Call: Why Every Place You Store Your Money Is Under Siege, and How to Survive the Custody Crisis.</dc:text></item><item><title>Quantum Resistant BTC-transactions Without New Cryptography?</title><description><![CDATA[Here my proposal/idea: Every BTC transaction is split into two parts: (Before you read further there is an unsolved issue with this approach. See discussion below.) Step 1: You create a normal Bitcoin transaction without broadcasting it. Then, you take a simple SHA256 hash of this transaction and create a simple &quot;verification transaction&quot; that only contains the SHA256 hash of your real BTC transaction (For creating this &quot;verification transaction&quot;, you just use one of your addresses that holds no Bitcoin at all. The nodes and miners will check this verfication transaction&quot; just as a normal BTC transaction today. Writing this verification transaction into a block is necessary to make sure that it can not be modified afterwards.) Step 2: After the first confirmation of your verfication transaction, you broadcast your real BTC transaction (which looks exactly as a normal BTC transaction today.) The only difference is it that this real BTC-transaction will only be included in a block, if the miners find a matching verification transaction with the correct SHA256 hash for the final BTC transaction in one of the preceding blocks. For this simple method we don&#39;t need a new quantum resistant cryptography. For a quantum attacker it makes no sense to change the verification transaction because he does not know which BTC transaction data refers to the SHA256 hash which was published on the blockchain. And if the quantum attacker tries to change the final BTC transaction than the SHA256 hash of his modified transaction would not match with any verification transactions in the preceding block and will be rejected by the miners. What do you think? Could this work or did I miss something? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/stay_safe_and_calm [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/quantum-resistant-btc-transactions-without-new-cryptography</link><guid>910860</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Quantum Resistant BTC-transactions Without New Cryptography?</dc:text></item><item><title>Who wipes a hardware wallet between uses?</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;d guess not many . It is too much hassle to re-enter the seedphrase each time . In which case the security of (theft of ) the physical device boils down to a PIN and possibly a passphrase if you&#39;re organised . So the gazillion possible word combination of the seedphrase we all rely on is a bit of a myth. No? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Top-Plane-4481 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/who-wipes-a-hardware-wallet-between-uses</link><guid>910858</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Who wipes a hardware wallet between uses?</dc:text></item><item><title>These Finland homes get free heat from bitcoin miners</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/these-finland-homes-get-free-heat-from-bitcoin-miners</link><guid>910859</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>These Finland homes get free heat from bitcoin miners</dc:text></item><item><title>So are we just moving on from the whole ‘World Computer’ narrative now?</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Sassy_Allen [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/so-are-we-just-moving-on-from-the-whole-world-computer-narrative-now</link><guid>910838</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>So are we just moving on from the whole ‘World Computer’ narrative now?</dc:text></item><item><title>Solana Ecosystem News - November 8-2026</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ansi09 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/solana-ecosystem-news-november-8-2026</link><guid>910841</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Solana Ecosystem News - November 8-2026</dc:text></item><item><title>I made a game where you retire on Bitcoin in any month since 2013. How long can you last?</title><description><![CDATA[I made a little game called HODL or Fold. You start with $500k in Bitcoin, retire in any month since 2013, and live through the actual price history, withdrawing money each month to pay the bills. When Bitcoin crashes or hits a new high, you have decisions to make. Keep holding, sell half, buy back, or cut your spending for a year. You can pick your own retirement date, let the game choose one randomly, or switch on blind mode, which hides the dates, prices and headlines until the end. There&#39;s also a daily challenge where everyone gets the same mystery month. At the end, you see how you did compared with just HODLing from the same starting month. I also tested a particularly bad strategy: selling during a crash and buying back at the next high. It lost to HODL in 457 out of 465 runs. Turns out buying high and selling low isn&#39;t ideal. Who knew? It&#39;s free: https://bitcoinlifespan.com/hodl-or-fold/ Give it a go and share your result. Particularly interested in seeing how badly people manage to mess it up. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/0a0d0s0 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/i-made-a-game-where-you-retire-on-bitcoin-in-any-month-since-2013-how-long-can-you-last</link><guid>910839</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I made a game where you retire on Bitcoin in any month since 2013. How long can you last?</dc:text></item><item><title>I made a game where you retire on Bitcoin in any month since 2013. How long do you last?</title><description><![CDATA[I made a little game called HODL or Fold. You start with $500k in Bitcoin, retire in any month since 2013, and live through the actual price history, withdrawing money each month to pay the bills. When Bitcoin crashes or hits a new high, you have decisions to make. Keep holding, sell half, buy back, or cut your spending for a year. You can pick your own retirement date, let the game choose one randomly, or switch on blind mode, which hides the dates, prices and headlines until the end. There&#39;s also a daily challenge where everyone gets the same mystery month. At the end, you see how you did compared with just HODLing from the same starting month. It&#39;s free: https://bitcoinlifespan.com/hodl-or-fold/ Give it a go and share your result. Particularly interested in seeing how badly people manage to mess it up. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/0a0d0s0 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/i-made-a-game-where-you-retire-on-bitcoin-in-any-month-since-2013-how-long-do-you-last</link><guid>910833</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I made a game where you retire on Bitcoin in any month since 2013. How long do you last?</dc:text></item><item><title>BlackRock's IBIT holders sold 56,800 BTC near $63K in June, then bought 78,000 back near $77,600. Their average cost is $81,136 a coin, so they're about 6.5% under water now.</title><description><![CDATA[From IBIT&#39;s own daily holdings files, with each day&#39;s change in coins priced at that day&#39;s close. IBIT Net BTC Avg price June 2026 -56,814 $62,783 July to October +78,123 $77,606 30 Oct to 5 Nov -13,632 $77,492 June was the fund&#39;s worst month since launch, with outflows on 16 of its 21 trading days. Its worst five days on record, 24 to 30 June, ended on this cycle&#39;s lowest close so far, $58,532, when IBIT&#39;s holders were about 29% under water. Then they bought back in at higher prices, and by late September they were back in profit. Now they&#39;re under water again. IBIT held 801,241 BTC on Thursday at an average cost of $81,136, so at about $75,850 the average holder is 6.5% down, around $4.2B on paper. The last five trading days took out 13,632 BTC, with outflows on every one of them, the most for any five-day stretch since the one ending 2 July. The cost is that high because IBIT took in about 436,000 BTC between November 2024 and December 2025 at an average close of about $103,500, which lifted its average from about $60,300 to $82,900. Not every fund looks like this. Fidelity&#39;s FBTC and Bitwise&#39;s BITB average about $61,700 a coin, so their holders are still about 23% up, while ARK&#39;s ARKB sits at about $81,000, like IBIT. How it&#39;s worked out: coins added are priced at that day&#39;s close and raise the fund&#39;s cost, and coins removed leave at its average cost, so the average only moves when coins come in. IBIT has published every day since launch, so its numbers have no estimated part. Fidelity&#39;s and Bitwise&#39;s histories before late October are estimated from their quarter-end filings, so treat those two as close rather than exact. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/cryptokeyhole [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/blackrocks-ibit-holders-sold-56800-btc-near-63k-in-june-then-bought-78000-back-near-77600-their-average-cost-is-81136-a-coin-so-theyre-about-65-under-water-now</link><guid>910832</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>BlackRock's IBIT holders sold 56,800 BTC near $63K in June, then bought 78,000 back near $77,600. Their average cost is $81,136 a coin, so they're about 6.5% under water now.</dc:text></item><item><title>I wonder what digital currency and coins are popular and being used in Paraguay now.</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/YaBastaaa [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/i-wonder-what-digital-currency-and-coins-are-popular-and-being-used-in-paraguay-now</link><guid>910808</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I wonder what digital currency and coins are popular and being used in Paraguay now.</dc:text></item><item><title>Could actually be a best option</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/BlockSides [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/could-actually-be-a-best-option</link><guid>910797</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Could actually be a best option</dc:text></item><item><title>Unified Treasury Account</title><description><![CDATA[ Imagine a world where closed budgets, “secret” line items, kickbacks and black holes no longer exist. There is only one public, always open, permanently accessible Unified Treasury Account — a multisig Bitcoin wallet (or a layer on top of it) into which every tax payment of the state flows. Every satoshi, every transfer, every expenditure is visible in real time on the blockchain. Any citizen can open the wallet at any moment, see the incoming and outgoing transactions, and verify exactly where their taxes went: roads, schools, defense, pensions, science. No more “because we decided so.” Only transparent cryptographic truth. Citizens of such a state would not merely be “happy” to pay taxes. They would stop perceiving taxation as violence or theft. It would become a voluntary contribution to a shared, fully auditable project. When you can see that your satoshi actually went to repair a bridge or fund a scholarship for a talented child — and did not disappear into someone’s offshore account — the entire relationship changes. Transparency kills the most toxic feeling of all: helplessness and suspicion. And when suspicion disappears, trust appears. And where there is trust and the ability to verify — the desire to participate follows. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/usphoto [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/unified-treasury-account</link><guid>910798</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Unified Treasury Account</dc:text></item><item><title>BTC on track for a 5th straight red week, weekly close tonight. What's your plan?</title><description><![CDATA[ btc&#39;s been stuck around $75-76k all weekend, barely moving. if the weekly candle closes red tonight that&#39;s five losing weeks in a row. friday&#39;s dip under $75k is the level people seem to be watching. wrote up the extreme fear numbers here: https://holywizy.com/blog/bitcoin-extreme-fear-75k-lowest-since-august-november-2026/ are you DCA-ing through this, waiting for lower, or just not looking at the chart? not financial advice. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Holywizy [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/btc-on-track-for-a-5th-straight-red-week-weekly-close-tonight-whats-your-plan</link><guid>910796</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>BTC on track for a 5th straight red week, weekly close tonight. What's your plan?</dc:text></item><item><title>The Enshittification of Everything</title><description><![CDATA[ Not a video about Bitcoin specifically, but it talks about how unsound money is the source of a lot of problems, such as enshittification, that we have in the world today. It&#39;s very Bitcoin adjacent. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/slykethephoxenix [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-enshittification-of-everything</link><guid>910799</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Enshittification of Everything</dc:text></item><item><title>Honey I am reading</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/fumoneymoto [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/honey-i-am-reading</link><guid>910795</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Honey I am reading</dc:text></item><item><title>CZ says he sold his apartment for $900,000 to buy Bitcoin at $400Binance founder Changpeng Zhao says he sold his apartment and put the $900,000 into Bitcoin when it traded around $400.</title><description><![CDATA[ He didn’t even have a job at the time. A huge bet before Binance existed and long before anyone knew how his story would turn out. This is not an investment recommendation. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Savings_Story_6092 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/cz-says-he-sold-his-apartment-for-900000-to-buy-bitcoin-at-400binance-founder-changpeng-zhao-says-he-sold-his-apartment-and-put-the-900000-into-bitcoin-when-it-traded-around-400</link><guid>910772</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>CZ says he sold his apartment for $900,000 to buy Bitcoin at $400Binance founder Changpeng Zhao says he sold his apartment and put the $900,000 into Bitcoin when it traded around $400.</dc:text></item><item><title>When non coiner found out bitcoiner</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/when-non-coiner-found-out-bitcoiner</link><guid>910771</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>When non coiner found out bitcoiner</dc:text></item><item><title>A hard wallet is just a really fancy shoebox.</title><description><![CDATA[The only difference between the hard wallet and a shoebox is that it’s harder to open a hard wallet. If someone steal your seed phrase and/or hard wallet, you lose access to your money. it doesn’t matter if the thief knows your passcode or pass phrase and can actually gain access to your funds or not. I think having a pass phrase and multi copies of your seed phrase might be the best solution. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Testotyron3 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/a-hard-wallet-is-just-a-really-fancy-shoebox</link><guid>910773</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>A hard wallet is just a really fancy shoebox.</dc:text></item><item><title>My new addiction</title><description><![CDATA[ Betting the price every 15 min???????? Anyone else doing this? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/mikeeyyyg [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/my-new-addiction</link><guid>910742</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>My new addiction</dc:text></item><item><title>Lord, give me strength until the market closes (it never closes)</title><description><![CDATA[ Boss: &quot;Can you have that report done by 3?&quot; Me: &quot;Absolutely.&quot; opens the chart for one quick look It&#39;s now 4:45. The report is still blank, but I&#39;ve drawn 14 trendlines, zoomed out twice to calm down, and developed strong opinions about the 4-hour candle. I&#39;ve tried closing the tab and deleting the app. I even put my phone in a drawer, then opened the drawer 90 seconds later just to make sure the phone was okay. Bitcoin doesn&#39;t even need to do anything. A $200 wick and I&#39;m gone. Anyone else&#39;s productivity perfectly inverse to volatility, or do I need a monastery with no Wi-Fi? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Left_Assumption_2250 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/lord-give-me-strength-until-the-market-closes-it-never-closes</link><guid>910800</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Lord, give me strength until the market closes (it never closes)</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, November 08, 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://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-november-08-2026</link><guid>910740</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, November 08, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Have you been harmed by Richard Heart? Please sign this petition and leave a comment.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/PerfectTicket [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/have-you-been-harmed-by-richard-heart-please-sign-this-petition-and-leave-a-comment</link><guid>910726</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Have you been harmed by Richard Heart? Please sign this petition and leave a comment.</dc:text></item><item><title>I’m Stephen from Constant Finance, building fixed-rate onchain credit. Ask me anything about borrowing costs, early repayment, and DeFi credit</title><description><![CDATA[Hey r/CryptoCurrency, I’m Stephen, u/yaxiba, and I handle PR and marketing at Constant Finance. We’re building a peer-to-peer protocol for fixed-rate, fixed-term onchain credit. A question we’ve been thinking about: how can borrowers know their interest rate upfront without losing the flexibility to repay when they no longer need the funds? With Constant Finance, borrowers and lenders agree on the rate and term upfront. The protocol is designed to let borrowers repay early and pay interest for the time they actually borrowed. That flexibility has a tradeoff: lenders need to consider the possibility of early repayment and reinvestment risk when setting their rates. I’ll be here on Sunday, November 8, from 15:00 to 17:00 UTC to answer your questions. I’ll also check back afterward for questions I missed. We can discuss Constant’s design or onchain credit more broadly, including: When fixed rates make sense compared with variable rates How borrowers can compare the total cost of a loan, beyond the advertised rate How early repayment affects borrowers and lenders What options lenders have when they want to exit before maturity Collateral, liquidation, smart contract risk, and other tradeoffs What DeFi credit needs to become more useful Who we are and how the team is developing I work on PR and marketing, so if a technical question needs input from our product or development team, I’ll check with them and follow up where I can. Questions, criticism, and suggestions are all welcome. Ask me anything. Website: https://www.constant.finance/ Documentation: https://constant-finance.gitbook.io/docs &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/yaxiba [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/im-stephen-from-constant-finance-building-fixed-rate-onchain-credit-ask-me-anything-about-borrowing-costs-early-repayment-and-defi-credit</link><guid>910727</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I’m Stephen from Constant Finance, building fixed-rate onchain credit. Ask me anything about borrowing costs, early repayment, and DeFi credit</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitify.com is live again</title><description><![CDATA[I’m the current operator of Bitify. After a period offline, we rebuilt the marketplace, and it’s now live again. If you used Bitify before it closed, I’d be interested to hear which feature you’d most like to see return. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/NewBitify [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitifycom-is-live-again</link><guid>910741</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitify.com is live again</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion November 08, 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 Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-november-08-2026</link><guid>910725</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion November 08, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Uranium outlined on Tezos</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Possible_Tension3728 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/uranium-outlined-on-tezos</link><guid>910698</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Uranium outlined on Tezos</dc:text></item><item><title>Ornament from Target. And it’s not labeled “crypto.” ????</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Kanye_West_Side [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/ornament-from-target-and-its-not-labeled-crypto</link><guid>910708</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Ornament from Target. And it’s not labeled “crypto.” ????</dc:text></item><item><title>Do you think Bitcoin will ever become a normal way to pay for everyday stuff?</title><description><![CDATA[Bitcoin has come a long way, but I still wonder how realistic it is for regular people to use it day to day. Picture buying groceries, paying for a coffee, or shopping online with Bitcoin the same way you’d use a card. Do you think we’ll get to a point where that feels completely normal, or will it mostly stay something people hold as an investment? Curious what everyone thinks. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Prior_Thought1713 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/do-you-think-bitcoin-will-ever-become-a-normal-way-to-pay-for-everyday-stuff</link><guid>910722</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Do you think Bitcoin will ever become a normal way to pay for everyday stuff?</dc:text></item><item><title>Women in the Bitcoin space</title><description><![CDATA[Help me settle a debate with my friend. He said the reason there no colorful or cute Bitcoin merch, miners, tech etc is because there&#39;s not women or non cis men in the space. Can we please prove him wrong and can we actually get some not boring stuff out there? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/itsmalbro [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/women-in-the-bitcoin-space</link><guid>910682</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Women in the Bitcoin space</dc:text></item><item><title>Most people outside of the bitcoin echo chamber don't know anything about bitcoin. They would rather have $10k instead of 100 BTC. Most don't have a clue what the prіce is. Many people can't even do elementary math.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/clausschnorr [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/most-people-outside-of-the-bitcoin-echo-chamber-dont-know-anything-about-bitcoin-they-would-rather-have-10k-instead-of-100-btc-most-dont-have-a-clue-what-the-price-is-many-people-cant-even-do-elementary-math</link><guid>910680</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Most people outside of the bitcoin echo chamber don't know anything about bitcoin. They would rather have $10k instead of 100 BTC. Most don't have a clue what the prіce is. Many people can't even do elementary math.</dc:text></item><item><title>Que esta pasando con bitcoin?</title><description><![CDATA[Es un buen momento para comprar? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Mysterious-Cash-7330 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/que-esta-pasando-con-bitcoin</link><guid>910638</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Que esta pasando con bitcoin?</dc:text></item><item><title>Interview with Prof. F. A. von Hayek in 1984: The philosophical father of Satoshi Nakamoto</title><description><![CDATA[That is unbelievable! This brilliant old man predicted Bitcoin down to its fundamentals in 1984! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBV1ia8y1zo He is the author of the famous book: Denationalisation of Money https://iea.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Denationalisation%20of%20Money.pdf Hayek&#39;s basic hypothesis consists of the realization that sound money can only exist if it is completely independent of the state and organized decentrally, which will become possible for the first time through electronic payment methods. A statement that I find quite astonishing for 1984, before the invention of the internet. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/stay_safe_and_calm [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/interview-with-prof-f-a-von-hayek-in-1984-the-philosophical-father-of-satoshi-nakamoto</link><guid>910637</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Interview with Prof. F. A. von Hayek in 1984: The philosophical father of Satoshi Nakamoto</dc:text></item><item><title>the “EU entity” zachxbt was tracking turned out to be credit mutuel arkea, $133M taken from the bank’s own account</title><description><![CDATA[idk if this got posted already but i’ve been following it all week. sunday nov 1 someone drained like $106M in usdc/usdt from a few exchange accounts, zach posted it monday but didn’t say who it was. said it wasn’t lazarus. then he found another 27M so it’s 133M now, and part of it was still moving after he posted lol. most of it went eth -&gt; monero. wednesday he named arkea (french bank, ~5.6M customers) and they confirmed it the same day. apparently it came from the bank’s OWN account, not customers, through some outside provider. nobody knows which provider yet. honestly the part i don’t get is how 30M+ got laundered while he was literally tracking it publicly. would you still keep your money there? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Caneki97 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-eu-entity-zachxbt-was-tracking-turned-out-to-be-credit-mutuel-arkea-133m-taken-from-the-banks-own-account</link><guid>910622</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>the “EU entity” zachxbt was tracking turned out to be credit mutuel arkea, $133M taken from the bank’s own account</dc:text></item><item><title>WSJ: The Shadowy Crypto Services Helping the Binance Hackers Launder Stolen Billions (Gifted Article)</title><description><![CDATA[“When hackers pulled off the biggest cyberheist in history last week—pilfering more than $6 billion from cryptocurrency exchange Binance—their work had only just begun. Within minutes, the hackers began to execute an equally historic money-laundering operation, splintering funds into more than 10,000 crypto wallets, according to blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis—part of an effort to ferry the ill-gotten gains beyond the reach of law enforcement and any crypto companies that might try to seize the money or block its passage. Helping them do it are cryptocurrency services—operated in part by Americans—which have continued to process transactions linked to the heist and collect revenue from them, even after the Federal Bureau of Investigation urged them to stop, the blockchain analysis shows.” &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ThePrince1856 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/wsj-the-shadowy-crypto-services-helping-the-binance-hackers-launder-stolen-billions-gifted-article</link><guid>910599</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>WSJ: The Shadowy Crypto Services Helping the Binance Hackers Launder Stolen Billions (Gifted Article)</dc:text></item><item><title>FTX: Descent into Madness is a biting mockumentary about a crypto company's downfall</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/HorrorGuyBri [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/ftx-descent-into-madness-is-a-biting-mockumentary-about-a-crypto-companys-downfall</link><guid>910621</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>FTX: Descent into Madness is a biting mockumentary about a crypto company's downfall</dc:text></item><item><title>How diversified are you guys?</title><description><![CDATA[How many of you hold stocks, bonds or physical assets alongside BTC? Curious to know &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/george6600 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/how-diversified-are-you-guys</link><guid>910597</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>How diversified are you guys?</dc:text></item><item><title>The Future OF New ERA</title><description><![CDATA[ BTC isn&#39;t just a currency, it&#39;d a ecosystem we have to adapt for better future &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/pirstaef [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-future-of-new-era</link><guid>910600</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Future OF New ERA</dc:text></item><item><title>There were 4 Whitepapers - In 2024 a Different Version of the Bitcoin Whitepaper Was Discovered - Full Study at TheBitcoinWhitepapers.com</title><description><![CDATA[TL:DR - The four Whitepaper versions timeline graphic is below - details at TheBitcoinWhitepapers.com https://satoshitimes.com/assets/whitepapers/01-whitepaper-timeline.png The Bitcoin Whitepaper we know today was revised by Satoshi after its October 31st 2008 announcement. Twice. The four known copies of this historic document are compared in the png above, including an overlooked copy preserved by Nicholas Bohm. For more on the legend of Bohm and Satoshi see our exclusive: Forgotten Satoshi Nakamoto Emails Discovered with Nicholas Bohm As the Bitcoin Whitepaper reaches its 18th anniversary, many readers will recognize the nine-page document as currently hosted at Bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf But the metadata in this file records a creation date of March 24th 2009. This is nearly five months after the infamous October 31st Whitepaper announcement, and well after the Genesis Block on January third... There have been multiple versions of the Bitcoin Whitepaper over time. At least four of them. The first survives only through its title and abstract. The second had eight pages, not nine. And the third, preserved by an early Bitcoin user, was only recently rediscovered in 2024... continued on...https://satoshitimes.com/whitepapers/#august-draft &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheSatoshiTimes [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/there-were-4-whitepapers-in-2024-a-different-version-of-the-bitcoin-whitepaper-was-discovered-full-study-at-thebitcoinwhitepaperscom</link><guid>910598</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>There were 4 Whitepapers - In 2024 a Different Version of the Bitcoin Whitepaper Was Discovered - Full Study at TheBitcoinWhitepapers.com</dc:text></item><item><title>In November 2010, two Bitcoin blocks accidentally repeated transaction IDs from earlier blocks.</title><description><![CDATA[In November 2010, two Bitcoin blocks accidentally repeated transaction IDs from earlier blocks. The result? 100 BTC became permanently unspendable. Bitcoin still contains two special consensus exceptions for those exact blocks. how did #Bitcoin manage to erase its own coins without a single transaction spending them? Early Bitcoin allowed identical coinbase txs (no inputs to differentiate them). In Nov 2010 two pairs of byte-identical coinbases appeared, sharing the same txid. Nodes keyed the UTXO set by txid, so the later tx simply overwrote the earlier entry and deleted its 50 $BTC outputs with no spend transaction. That permanently erased 100 BTC. BIP30 later forbade overwriting any unspent txid, with two hardcoded exceptions only for those historic blocks. Donations: bc1qfcj7s5yy7eg9npqp0lr55zrmm648svw8xhvhuh &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/orphic2 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/in-november-2010-two-bitcoin-blocks-accidentally-repeated-transaction-ids-from-earlier-blocks</link><guid>910557</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>In November 2010, two Bitcoin blocks accidentally repeated transaction IDs from earlier blocks.</dc:text></item><item><title>The Economy Needs to Collapse to Speed Up Hyperbitcoinization</title><description><![CDATA[Given the current economic and political situation, I think the only way to speed up Bitcoin adoption is for the system to collapse as fast as possible. I used to worry about government decisions, financial crises, government crackdowns, and all that stuff. But when you really think about it, all of that is actually good for Bitcoin. There&#39;s pretty much nothing the system can do that&#39;s truly bad for it. They ban people from buying Bitcoin and ramp up surveillance? Good. If they&#39;ve reached that point, they clearly know their country&#39;s fiat currency is trash, and that just pushes more people toward Bitcoin. Some politician pulls a bunch of populist bullshit and wrecks the economy? Great, even more people will jump ship. The system tries to play nice and introduce Bitcoin-friendly policies? Even better lol. And following that logic, the fastest way to reach hyperbitcoinization is for the system to do more harm than good to the economy. That&#39;s why these days I&#39;m basically rooting and vote for economic destruction. A lot of people are gonna get screwed, but it&#39;s a necessary evil. The faster the system destroys itself, the better it is for Bitcoin. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Skyton_wil [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-economy-needs-to-collapse-to-speed-up-hyperbitcoinization</link><guid>910559</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Economy Needs to Collapse to Speed Up Hyperbitcoinization</dc:text></item><item><title>Kraken 30 € Bonus für Neukunden (Deutschland)</title><description><![CDATA[Falls jemand vorhat, sich bei Kraken anzumelden: Aktuell gibt es eine Aktion, bei der wir beide jeweils 30 € bekommen können. Dafür müsst ihr euch über meinen Link registrieren, mindestens 200 € einzahlen und anschließend Kryptowährungen im Wert von mindestens 200 € handeln. Sobald die Bedingungen erfüllt sind, bekommen wir beide jeweils 30 € gutgeschrieben. Mein Einladungslink: https://invite.kraken.com/JDNW/2fbqhv0i Gilt für berechtigte Neukunden aus Deutschland. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Accomplished_Ask3336 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/kraken-30-bonus-fur-neukunden-deutschland</link><guid>910558</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Kraken 30 € Bonus für Neukunden (Deutschland)</dc:text></item><item><title>Become a web developer</title><description><![CDATA[ You can. Buy bitcoin! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/fumoneymoto [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/become-a-web-developer</link><guid>910555</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Become a web developer</dc:text></item><item><title>should i upgrade my sutup to multisig</title><description><![CDATA[I have two hardware wallets, each secured with a passphrase, and two metal seed backups. Should I upgrade my setup to a 2-of-3 multisig configuration? I&#39;m a long-term Bitcoin holder and occasionally sell small amounts of BTC to cover my living expenses. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/LasyAsF [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/should-i-upgrade-my-sutup-to-multisig</link><guid>910556</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>should i upgrade my sutup to multisig</dc:text></item><item><title>The only legal way to blow up a central bank: a free browser game built on real Bitcoin blocks</title><description><![CDATA[Hey r/Bitcoin, Price action isn’t much fun right now, so I built something that is: https://moborange.com Free, no account, no app, no ads, no donations just for fun You fire a mob of plebs through gates and try to blow up the central bank before fiat drains your wallet. Works in the browser, best on a phone. The Bitcoin twist: every round is the latest mined block. The block hash seeds the level, so everyone on the same block plays the same waves. The gates use real fees from that block, and higher fees give better multipliers. Nothing honest pays more than x5. That shiny gold x100 gate? It’s a shitcoin, rug pull or scam, and it wipes out 90% of your mob. Also in there: a phishing ghost called “Support” who tries to steal your seed words, and a witch who brings today’s Fear &amp; Greed index. Greed means more scam gates, fear makes your plebs panic. Your cannon is a steel plate punching seed words. Get all 12 and your plebs turn to steel and stop burning. (The words are random. The game never asks for your seed, and nobody else should either.) There’s a simple arcade-style leaderboard with 3 to 5 letter names. The first scores are mine, go beat them. Data comes from mempool.space and alternative.me. Full disclosure: I make steel seed plates, which is where the cannon idea came from. Solo project, first version. What’s broken, too hard or too easy? And which fiat monster should come next? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/robbiraptor [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-only-legal-way-to-blow-up-a-central-bank-a-free-browser-game-built-on-real-bitcoin-blocks</link><guid>910681</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The only legal way to blow up a central bank: a free browser game built on real Bitcoin blocks</dc:text></item><item><title>1-min chart vs 1-year chart</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/4pocketsfuls [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/1-min-chart-vs-1-year-chart</link><guid>910505</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>1-min chart vs 1-year chart</dc:text></item><item><title>BITCOIN RETROSPECTIVE 2026: THE YEAR EVERYTHING TRIED TO BREAK IT</title><description><![CDATA[ https://preview.redd.it/8hwygvvf060i1.png?width=1672&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=ad9aa3cf94c30a742aa972ab867eb3a9794bec42 Retrospective - BITCOIN 2026 - THE YEAR EVERYTHING TRIED TO BREAK IT — AND FAILED. ₿ What do you think about it ? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/aloz11 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-retrospective-2026-the-year-everything-tried-to-break-it</link><guid>910462</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>BITCOIN RETROSPECTIVE 2026: THE YEAR EVERYTHING TRIED TO BREAK IT</dc:text></item><item><title>Where to find casino grade dice</title><description><![CDATA[Hey all, if I were to choose to create my own entropy with dice, where would be the best place to go looking for them? I imagine casinos wouldn&#39;t want to give me theirs for their own operational reasons (me messing with the dice weigh and going back to the casino to get an unfair advantage). Also what do you think about using just some regular dice that come with board games? Thanks. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AppleStis [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/where-to-find-casino-grade-dice</link><guid>910461</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Where to find casino grade dice</dc:text></item><item><title>Zcash meta: real or BS?</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;ve been seeing Solana guys shilling ZCash for a while now. Alliance founder Qiao Wang has been making the case for it for some time. And I initially dismissed it. Like wth? This thing has been around since 2016; why would it start to climb now? I mean, some people made a bunch of money in memecoins. So I wonder if the demand is coming from there. However... Dems are winning. The AI trade is falling apart. America is in trouble. And Wall Street seems to be warming up to crypto, with Robinhood getting in on the action. I think Bitcoin is pretty much done. It had its moment, and now it&#39;s fading away. Solana et al. are cool, but whatever. Whereas there&#39;s this whole narrative on Zcash. The vision seems obvious. Send money and no one finds out. Which sounds almost criminal. But with the world we live in now, it could be something that everyone starts paying attention to. Entertain this crazy reality for a moment. You hold a substantial portion of USD, and you want to get rid of it because shits about to go down. What would you do? Put it in gold, stocks, real estate, etc but then people start noticing, and you are like, crap, maybe I should try to put it into the economy. So you fuel development. But then there&#39;s a massive bubble that gets created. So you don&#39;t want to invest there anymore. Now what? Now you want to start hiding it. Maybe that&#39;s why Zcash will run up? Where am I wrong? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/kheiron1729 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/zcash-meta-real-or-bs</link><guid>910529</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Zcash meta: real or BS?</dc:text></item><item><title>Who’s excited for the Litecoin halving next year?!?!?!</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/No1worldchamp [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/whos-excited-for-the-litecoin-halving-next-year</link><guid>910528</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Who’s excited for the Litecoin halving next year?!?!?!</dc:text></item><item><title>Waterproof screw-top tube case for the Jade Plus? (like the Ledger ones)</title><description><![CDATA[Hey all, I&#39;m looking for a carry case for a Jade Plus, something like the aluminium screw-top capsules people use for Ledgers (CNC aluminium tube, O-ring seal, carabiner). The problem is that all the &quot;hardware wallet&quot; tubes I can find are built for the Nano X / S Plus, which are long and skinny. The Jade Plus is 65 × 30 × 12 mm, so it needs at least ~33 mm of internal diameter to slide in. Most of these tubes are about 30 mm on the outside, so they&#39;re way too narrow. What I&#39;ve found so far: - CryptoCloaks Squish Case: fitted TPU shell, nice but not waterproof or clip-on - Coghlan&#39;s XL aluminium capsule (listed at about 40 × 127 mm): looks like it should fit, but I&#39;ve seen conflicting width specs and can&#39;t confirm the internal diameter - CaseMate Pro Vault: store seems to be unavailable Has anyone found a tube or capsule that actually fits the Jade Plus? Bonus points if it&#39;s available in Australia. If you&#39;re using the Coghlan&#39;s XL or anything similar, I&#39;d love to know the inside diameter and whether there&#39;s room for a bit of padding. Thanks &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/prometheuslair [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/waterproof-screw-top-tube-case-for-the-jade-plus-like-the-ledger-ones</link><guid>910424</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Waterproof screw-top tube case for the Jade Plus? (like the Ledger ones)</dc:text></item><item><title>Erasing the Honeypot. How Air-Gapped Bitcoin PSBTs Defeat the EIP-7702 Attack Vector and Render the $6.4 Billion Hot-Wallet Breach Mathematically Impossible.</title><description><![CDATA[ How do you steal $6.4 billion without leaking a single private key? You hack the automated API that asks the key to sign. On October 29, hackers weaponized EIP-7702 to rewire a massive exchange hot wallet into a self-draining vacuum cleaner. But they couldn&#39;t touch sovereign Bitcoin cold storage for one simple reason: The 5-Inch Air Gap. Bitcoin&#39;s PSBT architecture forces you to physically verify transactions on an offline screen. A hacked laptop cannot bridge empty air. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/sylsau [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/erasing-the-honeypot-how-air-gapped-bitcoin-psbts-defeat-the-eip-7702-attack-vector-and-render-the-64-billion-hot-wallet-breach-mathematically-impossible</link><guid>910407</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Erasing the Honeypot. How Air-Gapped Bitcoin PSBTs Defeat the EIP-7702 Attack Vector and Render the $6.4 Billion Hot-Wallet Breach Mathematically Impossible.</dc:text></item><item><title>What alts are you all excited about buying?</title><description><![CDATA[I lean towards being a Bitcoin maxi, it represents the majority of my crypto portfolio. However, I&#39;ve also had a good amount of interest in alts and did quite well with those in 2021. I distinctly remember that time period and it was crazy to say the least. Going from the COVID lows of March 2020 to the euphoric top in the spring of 2021 was a wild ride, it&#39;s actually crazy to think that all took place within just 14 months lol. 2025 was a bit boring for alts overall except for those that bought Solana at the 2023 lows, meme coins rode with Sol there obviously. June 2026 was eerily similar to COVID crash of March 2020, both occurred 6 months after the end of quantitative tightening and with both we saw alts drop to crazy low levels. Not saying we are going to get a euphoric top within a year, but it really does look like 2027-2028 could have things lined up for the alt season everyone was hoping for in 2025. What alts have you guys been loading up on here recently and why are you excited about them. Curious to see what some people on here are thinking. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ubermensch1001 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/what-alts-are-you-all-excited-about-buying</link><guid>910406</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What alts are you all excited about buying?</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, November 07, 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://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-november-07-2026</link><guid>910423</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, November 07, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion November 07, 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 Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-november-07-2026</link><guid>910405</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion November 07, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Actually, nah, boating accident</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/actually-nah-boating-accident</link><guid>910401</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Actually, nah, boating accident</dc:text></item><item><title>A new iOS and Apple TV is coming!</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/bitcoinbrisbane [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/a-new-ios-and-apple-tv-is-coming</link><guid>910389</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>A new iOS and Apple TV is coming!</dc:text></item><item><title>Predictions for this year?</title><description><![CDATA[You guys think this upcoming year is gonna be above 100K or below it for Bitcoin? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Mission_Papaya5096 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/predictions-for-this-year</link><guid>910384</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Predictions for this year?</dc:text></item><item><title>Is now a good time to buy?</title><description><![CDATA[How much are you guys currently buying and what’s a good amount to have &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Infinite_Beginning98 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/is-now-a-good-time-to-buy</link><guid>910385</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Is now a good time to buy?</dc:text></item><item><title>SATOSHI - Nov 6th 2009 - "There will be deflation &amp; early holders of money (BTC) will see its value increase"</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Fiach_Dubh [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/satoshi-nov-6th-2009-there-will-be-deflation-early-holders-of-money-btc-will-see-its-value-increase</link><guid>910383</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>SATOSHI - Nov 6th 2009 - "There will be deflation &amp; early holders of money (BTC) will see its value increase"</dc:text></item><item><title>The Financial Spiral Test | November 6, 2026 | Sovereign Stress Decelera...</title><description><![CDATA[ Is Bitcoin behaving more like a leveraged risk asset than a safe haven? An AI-generated financial stress test I&#39;ve just published the first episode of The Financial Spiral Test, a weekly AI-generated examination of global financial stability. The November 6 assessment reached an interesting conclusion: stress in U.S. sovereign-debt markets appears to be decelerating, while stress in Bitcoin and other risk-sensitive assets is increasing. Some observations from this week&#39;s report: U.S. 10-year Treasury yields declined 14 basis points to 4.84%. Bitcoin declined approximately 2.4% over the reporting week. U.S. spot-Bitcoin ETFs experienced approximately $1.51 billion in net outflows over five sessions. Reported Bitcoin trading turnover increased during the selloff. The evidence does not yet establish a reliable predictive relationship between Treasury yields and Bitcoin prices. The hypothesis we&#39;re investigating is whether disturbances in Treasury markets affect Bitcoin indirectly through funding conditions, collateral requirements and leveraged positions. The report is produced using AI, including its analysis, narration and graphics. I&#39;m not changing its conclusions to fit a particular market narrative. I&#39;m inviting public peer review. If you disagree with the figures, calculations or interpretation, I&#39;d particularly welcome evidence and alternative explanations. Source references are in the video description. I&#39;ll be repeating the analysis every Friday, regardless of whether the evidence points toward increasing or decreasing financial stress. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Emotional-Line8587 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-financial-spiral-test-november-6-2026-sovereign-stress-decelera</link><guid>910367</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Financial Spiral Test | November 6, 2026 | Sovereign Stress Decelera...</dc:text></item><item><title>Paraguay Bank Collapse Shows Why Bitcoin Was Created</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/bitsteiner [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/paraguay-bank-collapse-shows-why-bitcoin-was-created</link><guid>910366</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Paraguay Bank Collapse Shows Why Bitcoin Was Created</dc:text></item><item><title>Copper demand up by 50% by 2040? Tezos metal.io copper by in</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Possible_Tension3728 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/copper-demand-up-by-50-by-2040-tezos-metalio-copper-by-in</link><guid>910342</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Copper demand up by 50% by 2040? Tezos metal.io copper by in</dc:text></item><item><title>Invest in bitcoin</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/blob17654 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/invest-in-bitcoin</link><guid>910287</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Invest in bitcoin</dc:text></item><item><title>It's 2029, NewsomCoin is the future!</title><description><![CDATA[Each NewsomCoin purchase is an investment in an equitable future, where trans lives matter and all cars are electric and self-driving. So what if you own nothing? You can borrow more money at 0% interst using your NewsomCoin as collateral with the US Federal reserve. Need to verify digital ID, your NewsomCoin wallet has all of your biometric data stored securely. It even integrates directly into your AI agent, for convenient purchases at WalMart, a proud supporter of NewsomCoin. Shoplift all you like, but NewsomCoin does track your Covid vaccination status in realtime. Don&#39;t expect to enter any business if you haven&#39;t had at least 4 boosters. Homeless? NewsomCoin holders are entitled to free food and shelter vouchers. Free goy slop for the masses. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/No-Masterpiece2246 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/its-2029-newsomcoin-is-the-future</link><guid>910295</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>It's 2029, NewsomCoin is the future!</dc:text></item><item><title>Horizontal movement of the eye when reading, improves brain function, as opposed to mostly vertical eye movement when scrolling on a device. Fight me</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/fumoneymoto [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/horizontal-movement-of-the-eye-when-reading-improves-brain-function-as-opposed-to-mostly-vertical-eye-movement-when-scrolling-on-a-device-fight-me</link><guid>910222</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Horizontal movement of the eye when reading, improves brain function, as opposed to mostly vertical eye movement when scrolling on a device. Fight me</dc:text></item><item><title>Is anyone still using Newton Crypto? Its Been down for over 48 hours</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Mysterious_Sleep7443 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/is-anyone-still-using-newton-crypto-its-been-down-for-over-48-hours</link><guid>910178</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Is anyone still using Newton Crypto? Its Been down for over 48 hours</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin Mining Community: What Features Would You Like to See?</title><description><![CDATA[ Hey everyone, I’d like to introduce Coinovo, an independent project focused on Bitcoin, mining and making crypto more accessible. There are currently two main parts: Coinovo – https://coinovo.app A crypto platform featuring: - Bitcoin and mining information - Market data, network statistics and block information - Mining tools and useful resources - Coinovo Academy - Virtual mining and reward concept Coinovo Solo Pool – https://pool.coinovo.app A separate project for Bitcoin solo miners: - 100% free - No pool fees - No registration fees - No subscription - Connect your own miner and mine solo - Keep your own Bitcoin address as the payout destination The idea is simple: provide useful tools and infrastructure for the Bitcoin community without unnecessary costs. Coinovo is an independently developed project, and feedback from actual miners and Bitcoin enthusiasts is very welcome. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ToK888 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-mining-community-what-features-would-you-like-to-see</link><guid>910223</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin Mining Community: What Features Would You Like to See?</dc:text></item><item><title>I have .10 BTC (ETF) now.</title><description><![CDATA[ It&#39;s about 115 - 116 shares of FBTC, average price works to around 80k. I would like .25 BTC but the rest I will buy BTC. ETF is for 5-10 years, the BTC I will DCA and hold. The ETF was good to test owning it and I like Fidelity. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ConsistentRegion6184 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/i-have-10-btc-etf-now</link><guid>910150</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I have .10 BTC (ETF) now.</dc:text></item><item><title>Holepunching, Changing Consensus - Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #430</title><description><![CDATA[ Bitcoin Optech newsletter #430 is here: summarizes continued discussion about using TCP hole punching to make nodes behind home routers reachable describes a draft BIP for standardizing the spending policies that co-signers enforce when emulating covenants follows up on continued discussion of BIP54 links to an opt-in replay protection prototype summarizes a post-quantum transition that does not burn coins describes a &#39;Proof-of-decay&#39; idea for unmigrated outputs notes the potential for BIP300 bundle censorship Optech Newsletter #430 Podcast https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/11/06/ Following our May summary of 0xB10C’s Delving Bitcoin thread on using hole punching to let nodes behind home routers accept connections from each other, 0xB10C posted that work has resumed on a specification and an experimental Bitcoin Core implementation... https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/11/06/#continued-discussion-of-tcp-hole-punching-for-home-nodes Luke Carriere posted to Delving Bitcoin about his proposal for standardizing the spending policies enforced by co-signers when emulating covenants... https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/11/06/#bip-draft-for-standardized-co-signer-spending-policies Antoine Riard posted to the Bitcoin-Dev mailing list about his perspective on the state of the consensus cleanup soft fork (BIP54)... https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/11/06/#continued-discussion-of-bip54 Sjors Provoost followed up on the Delving Bitcoin thread about opt-in replay protection for a chain split with a prototype that uses a new witness version... https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/11/06/#opt-in-replay-protection-prototype James Tagg posted to the Bitcoin-Dev mailing list five draft BIPs for QSAVE (Quantum Secure Asset Verification and Escrow), a post-quantum transition that does not burn coins... https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/11/06/#qsave-for-unmigrated-coins bitKingAE posted to Delving Bitcoin a sketch for shrinking post-quantum-exposed outputs, such as early P2PK coins, that are not moved within a grace period... https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/11/06/#proof-of-decay-for-unmigrated-outputs Ori Newman argued on the Bitcoin-Dev mailing list that a miner with 26% of hashrate can censor a valid withdrawal bundle in the drivechains proposal (BIP300) indefinitely... https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/11/06/#bip300-bundle-censorship 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://ftp.coinsnews.com/holepunching-changing-consensus-bitcoin-optech-newsletter-430</link><guid>910224</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Holepunching, Changing Consensus - Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #430</dc:text></item><item><title>Ethereal news weekly #46 | Post quantum &amp; post AI transition targeting December 2028, Amundi tokenized equity index fund, Solar v0.3 &amp; Slang alpha Solidity compilers</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/abcoathup [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/ethereal-news-weekly-46-post-quantum-post-ai-transition-targeting-december-2028-amundi-tokenized-equity-index-fund-solar-v03-slang-alpha-solidity-compilers</link><guid>910106</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Ethereal news weekly #46 | Post quantum &amp; post AI transition targeting December 2028, Amundi tokenized equity index fund, Solar v0.3 &amp; Slang alpha Solidity compilers</dc:text></item><item><title>Anything for the dip</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/anything-for-the-dip</link><guid>910149</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Anything for the dip</dc:text></item><item><title>Is Tails + Electrum with a Cold and a Hot Wallet still a good option today? I am using for a while now but I'm not so updated about the crypto market</title><description><![CDATA[I just read the story about the guy who was using tails + electrum and lost about 0.75 BTC doing a transaction from the hot wallet to the cold one, I feel kind of cautious now. Any advices? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Affectionate-Pie5892 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/is-tails-electrum-with-a-cold-and-a-hot-wallet-still-a-good-option-today-i-am-using-for-a-while-now-but-im-not-so-updated-about-the-crypto-market</link><guid>910079</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Is Tails + Electrum with a Cold and a Hot Wallet still a good option today? I am using for a while now but I'm not so updated about the crypto market</dc:text></item><item><title>Crypto is still a baby</title><description><![CDATA[ Imagine the most recent stock market crash wiped out around 2.5T dollars ???????????? Crypto market is still a new born its entire market cap is just one swipe away by stock market. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Radiant_Ad_6048 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/crypto-is-still-a-baby</link><guid>910076</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Crypto is still a baby</dc:text></item><item><title>EIP-8037/EIP-8038 Glamsterdam</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/abcoathup [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/eip-8037eip-8038-glamsterdam</link><guid>910039</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>EIP-8037/EIP-8038 Glamsterdam</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin's proof of work began as a 1997 plan to put spammers out of business:</title><description><![CDATA[ Jack Mallers traces the inventions, privacy battles and digital cash experiments that made it possible, then breaks down the missing piece Satoshi brought together: money without anyone in charge. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/JackMallersShow [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoins-proof-of-work-began-as-a-1997-plan-to-put-spammers-out-of-business</link><guid>910077</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin's proof of work began as a 1997 plan to put spammers out of business:</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin Core 32.1, Lightning security fixes, and a question for node operators</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;ve been following the recent Bitcoin Core and Lightning security updates, and one thing keeps bothering me. We often treat a successful software update as the end of the security process. But what about everything surrounding the node? A fully updated Bitcoin Core installation can still be connected to an exposed RPC interface, a wallet using the wrong backend, or a Lightning service with overly permissive credentials. The recent developments make this particularly relevant: Bitcoin Core 32.1 and the changes to vulnerability disclosure. Fresh Core Lightning security fixes. AI-assisted vulnerability discovery and what it could mean for disclosure timelines. The operational risks that remain after the software is patched. I wrote an investigation into these developments and put together a practical operator playbook covering version checks, network exposure, Lightning permissions, Tor, release verification and post-update checks. The investigation is publicly readable; the detailed audit playbook is for paid subscribers. https://davidebtc186.substack.com/p/ai-is-finding-bitcoin-bugs-is-your I&#39;m curious how other node operators approach this. Beyond installing updates, what security checks do you actually perform on your Bitcoin and Lightning infrastructure? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Large-Cress900 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-core-321-lightning-security-fixes-and-a-question-for-node-operators</link><guid>910078</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin Core 32.1, Lightning security fixes, and a question for node operators</dc:text></item><item><title>The Embarrassing Bull Case for BItcoin</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/JoeNakamoto [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-embarrassing-bull-case-for-bitcoin</link><guid>910080</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Embarrassing Bull Case for BItcoin</dc:text></item><item><title>Moving Bitcoin to a bank account</title><description><![CDATA[After so many hacks in recent times I have seriously started considered moving my Bitcoin to a bank. I&#39;ve been a victim of a fake job scam myself, not to mention the constant fear and stress of something happening to my hardware wallet seed (house fire, flood, robbery,...). I&#39;ve been seriously considering moving my crypto to a custodial bank. Does anyone have any experience with that? I&#39;ve been considering Swissquote &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/alko89 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/moving-bitcoin-to-a-bank-account</link><guid>910081</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Moving Bitcoin to a bank account</dc:text></item><item><title>Long-term holders: Do you still risk staking your ETH or just keep it cold?</title><description><![CDATA[I have been in crypto for the last 7 to 8 years, and over time, maybe with age, I am becoming more conservative regarding holding coins. Since hacks in crypto never stop and keep getting bigger, I am on the verge of thinking whether staking ETH is worth taking smart contract risks. No staking platform is risk free, and the safest way to keep ETH is simply holding it in cold storage without staking it anywhere. My questions to the community: What do you think about this, and what is your current strategy? Do you stake your ETH? If yes, what percentage of your holdings? Do you consider the smart contract risk low enough to justify the yield? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/theowl_23 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/long-term-holders-do-you-still-risk-staking-your-eth-or-just-keep-it-cold</link><guid>910040</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Long-term holders: Do you still risk staking your ETH or just keep it cold?</dc:text></item><item><title>Supreme Leader of the Dip</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/thanksbitcoindotcom [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/supreme-leader-of-the-dip</link><guid>910012</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Supreme Leader of the Dip</dc:text></item><item><title>Infinite Minds, Finite Coins. AI Abundance vs. Digital Scarcity: Why Machine Intelligence Drives Capital Toward a $1 Million Bitcoin Horizon.</title><description><![CDATA[ AI is the engine of the infinite. It takes human imagination, silicon, and electricity and turns them into boundless digital abundance. Bitcoin is the anchor of the finite. It takes energy and mathematics and maps them to an unbreakable, un-dilutable 21 million hard cap. When you make intelligence infinite, the relative value of everything reproducible collapses. Capital has no choice but to escape into the only asset whose supply cannot be expanded by a central bank or a supercomputer. A $1,000,000 to $1,600,000 Bitcoin isn&#39;t a speculative bet—it&#39;s a mathematical inevitability of the AI era. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/sylsau [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/infinite-minds-finite-coins-ai-abundance-vs-digital-scarcity-why-machine-intelligence-drives-capital-toward-a-1-million-bitcoin-horizon</link><guid>910013</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Infinite Minds, Finite Coins. AI Abundance vs. Digital Scarcity: Why Machine Intelligence Drives Capital Toward a $1 Million Bitcoin Horizon.</dc:text></item><item><title>Theta's Edge cloud network.</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Abrevaderci [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/thetas-edge-cloud-network</link><guid>910041</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Theta's Edge cloud network.</dc:text></item><item><title>trc20 swap</title><description><![CDATA[Hello, I am attempting to convert my USD Trc20 from metamask for cash. I intended to do this thru kraken and encountered a problem I did not expect. I suppose kraken does not support swapping usdt for cad in Canada, not sure how long it has been this way because I am certain I have done it before on kraken. I need the money somewhat urgently and do not exactly have a day or more for identity verification for a Canadian exchange. If anyone can point me in the right direction here or spare some helpful advice that would be great. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/trapulusIII [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/trc20-swap</link><guid>909989</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>trc20 swap</dc:text></item><item><title>Theta compared to hyper scalers debt model.</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Abrevaderci [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/theta-compared-to-hyper-scalers-debt-model</link><guid>909990</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Theta compared to hyper scalers debt model.</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, November 06, 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://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-november-06-2026</link><guid>910011</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, November 06, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin developer proposes ‘landmines’ to make quantum thieves lose their own BTC</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-developer-proposes-landmines-to-make-quantum-thieves-lose-their-own-btc</link><guid>909979</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin developer proposes ‘landmines’ to make quantum thieves lose their own BTC</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion November 06, 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 Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-november-06-2026</link><guid>909988</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion November 06, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Me be like</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Intelligence_kiwi_ [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/me-be-like</link><guid>909954</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Me be like</dc:text></item><item><title>Running</title><description><![CDATA[ bitcoin. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/fumoneymoto [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/running</link><guid>909953</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Running</dc:text></item><item><title>Happy Gunpowder Treason Day Bitcoin!</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Fiach_Dubh [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/happy-gunpowder-treason-day-bitcoin</link><guid>909933</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Happy Gunpowder Treason Day Bitcoin!</dc:text></item><item><title>That “Banks are safe” guy</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/that-banks-are-safe-guy</link><guid>909932</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>That “Banks are safe” guy</dc:text></item><item><title>Question regarding fundamentals</title><description><![CDATA[Since btc dropped 5% I wanted to know if this is because the fundamentals changed or are those still the same? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AmateurStockTrader [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/question-regarding-fundamentals</link><guid>909902</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Question regarding fundamentals</dc:text></item><item><title>Zcash Just Froze $16M in Shielded Coins</title><description><![CDATA[5 months ago, Zcash miners made 85% of shielded Zcash entirely unspendable for multiple days due to an inflation bug. Today, Zcash did an upgrade that renders $16M in their private Sprout Pool permanently unspendable. Zcash is neither safe or sound money. Use Monero. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/absinthiumxmr [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/zcash-just-froze-16m-in-shielded-coins</link><guid>909918</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Zcash Just Froze $16M in Shielded Coins</dc:text></item><item><title>It’s so over gang ????</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/its-so-over-gang</link><guid>909901</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>It’s so over gang ????</dc:text></item><item><title>So, what actually happened with Sam Bankman-Fried? Find out in "The Boy Who Stole Billions?".</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/PrimeVideo [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/so-what-actually-happened-with-sam-bankman-fried-find-out-in-the-boy-who-stole-billions</link><guid>909874</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>So, what actually happened with Sam Bankman-Fried? Find out in "The Boy Who Stole Billions?".</dc:text></item><item><title>Lasso RPC v0.8.0 is live: route transaction sends to private RPC relays + automatic RPC provider limit learning</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/yachtyyachty [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/lasso-rpc-v080-is-live-route-transaction-sends-to-private-rpc-relays-automatic-rpc-provider-limit-learning</link><guid>909873</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Lasso RPC v0.8.0 is live: route transaction sends to private RPC relays + automatic RPC provider limit learning</dc:text></item><item><title>Bull Bitcoin just became the first exchange to make every on-chain buy and sell a Payjoin by default. Payjoin is an enhanced Approach to UTXO Consolidation and Privacy</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Fiach_Dubh [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bull-bitcoin-just-became-the-first-exchange-to-make-every-on-chain-buy-and-sell-a-payjoin-by-default-payjoin-is-an-enhanced-approach-to-utxo-consolidation-and-privacy</link><guid>909861</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bull Bitcoin just became the first exchange to make every on-chain buy and sell a Payjoin by default. Payjoin is an enhanced Approach to UTXO Consolidation and Privacy</dc:text></item><item><title>~3 million people in Paraguay have reportedly lost access to bank accounts and pensions.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Shop21DK [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/3-million-people-in-paraguay-have-reportedly-lost-access-to-bank-accounts-and-pensions</link><guid>909858</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>~3 million people in Paraguay have reportedly lost access to bank accounts and pensions.</dc:text></item><item><title>The Time Warp: How Lying About the Time Could Break Bitcoin's Difficulty</title><description><![CDATA[The time warp is a known weakness in Bitcoin&#39;s difficulty adjustment, described in September 2011 and still open. Each 2,016-block window is measured from its own first block, so a miner with most of the hash rate could stamp the first block of each window far in the past and make the retarget think weeks passed that did not. The new Rabbit Hole covers: - how Bitcoin keeps time without a clock (the median-of-eleven floor, the two-hour ceiling, and why about one block in sixty is legitimately stamped earlier than its parent) - the line in Satoshi&#39;s 0.1.0 code that causes both the off-by-one (2,015 gaps) and the seam - a window-by-window simulation with Bitcoin Core&#39;s own retarget arithmetic: with all the hash rate, minimum difficulty in about 39 days from a window boundary, about 37 with the best-timed start (BIP-54 says within 38) - where it was used: GeistGeld in September 2011 (ArtForz: &quot;it&#39;s not a theoretical problem&quot;), and the deliberate demonstration Greg Maxwell planted in testnet3 in July 2012 - what a difficulty rule failing looks like in practice: a 2017 minority fork&#39;s emergency rule cut difficulty 43 times in 104 days and ran that chain 10,451 blocks ahead of schedule; and Bitcoin&#39;s own worst stretch, four downward retargets in 2021 - every seam on mainnet: ten of 483 negative, worst 18 min 47 s (block 203,616, October 2012), 43 s since 2015. BIP-54&#39;s two-hour rule would have rejected none; testnet4&#39;s ten-minute rule would have rejected that one 2012 block. - why the one-rule fix waited from 2011 to BIP-54, and where it stands (complete, not activated) Both data sets are CSV downloads on the page. Free, no ads, no affiliate links: https://www.learnbitcoin.com/rabbit-hole/time-warp &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/LearnBitcoinCom [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-time-warp-how-lying-about-the-time-could-break-bitcoins-difficulty</link><guid>909860</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Time Warp: How Lying About the Time Could Break Bitcoin's Difficulty</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin Is the Canary: Rising Prices, Rising Unemployment, and a Rush for Cash</title><description><![CDATA[My call is that Bitcoin revisits $60,000 in the next few months. I think it will be an early warning of a global crisis. Here are the three signals I’m watching together: prices keep rising, unemployment climbs, and speculative assets get dumped across markets. When strong demand drives prices higher, businesses can still be hiring. When prices keep climbing while growth stalls and jobs disappear, you have a stagflationary squeeze. Paychecks get harder to come by just as they buy less. Central banks face an ugly choice. Keeping rates high can deepen the slowdown, while cutting too early risks letting inflation persist. Then watch what happens to risk. A broad selloff is where I start looking for evidence that big money is pulling out the mattress. On a trading desk that means cash and short-term government debt. If buyers step back and falling prices force leveraged traders to sell, those sales push prices down again. When that happens across markets, what started as a scramble for cash can become a global credit problem. Bitcoin has its own weak spot. The halving cuts the number of new coins miners earn per block in half. The power company still sends the whole damn bill. If fees and price fail to make up the difference, expensive power and older rigs become harder to justify. A falling BTC price squeezes that dollar revenue again. Over time, each halving puts more weight on transaction fees to fund the network. Bitcoin trades around the clock. People can dump it at three in the morning on a Sunday, while most markets are waiting for the opening bell. That’s why I’m watching BTC as the canary. On the daily chart, it’s already traded near $60K. I expect it back there. If prices keep climbing, jobs keep disappearing, and capital keeps running for cover, the whole damn mine has a problem. Sources https://www.federalreserve.gov/econres/feds/files/2024050r1pap.pdf https://bitcoin.org/en/halving https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/faculty-research/centres/alternative-finance/publications/cambridge-digital-mining-industry-report/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/mercurygermes [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-is-the-canary-rising-prices-rising-unemployment-and-a-rush-for-cash</link><guid>909809</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin Is the Canary: Rising Prices, Rising Unemployment, and a Rush for Cash</dc:text></item><item><title>Shit going down in Paraguay right now. Dare we say it: Bitcoin fixes this.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Rattlesnake_Mullet [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/shit-going-down-in-paraguay-right-now-dare-we-say-it-bitcoin-fixes-this</link><guid>909859</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Shit going down in Paraguay right now. Dare we say it: Bitcoin fixes this.</dc:text></item><item><title>Request for interview</title><description><![CDATA[Hi everyone! I&#39;m a student at Hood College in Maryland, working on an explanatory article about Bitcoin for my Media Writing II class. My goal is to help readers who know very little about Bitcoin understand what it is, why it has value, and how people actually use it. I&#39;m looking to interview two types of people: A Bitcoin technology or blockchain expert who can offer insight into how Bitcoin works and what makes its technology different from traditional financial systems. Someone who operates or works with Bitcoin ATMs who can explain how the machines work and their role in making Bitcoin accessible to the public. Interviews would be brief and could take place over Zoom or email. I&#39;m also happy to send questions for you to answer at your convenience. If you have relevant experience I&#39;d really appreciate hearing from you. Feel free to comment or send me a message. Thanks in advance! Here are some questions. Explain like I’m 5!: When you&#39;re explaining Bitcoin to someone who knows absolutely nothing about it, what&#39;s the moment when you can see it finally click for them? What explanation usually gets them there? Bitcoin operates without a central authority overseeing its transactions. What do you think is the most remarkable thing about how that system works, and what are its limitations? Can you walk me through a real situation where Bitcoin accomplished something that would have been difficult or impossible using a traditional bank? What made the difference? Bitcoin is often described as secure, yet people lose cryptocurrency to hacks and scams. What distinction do people miss between the security of the Bitcoin network and the security of the services and wallets they use? From your experience, what is one aspect of Bitcoin that sounds impressive in theory but becomes more complicated in practice? If you could show someone one real-world example of Bitcoin&#39;s technology making a difference, what would you choose and why? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Lopsided_Recover8526 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/request-for-interview</link><guid>909789</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Request for interview</dc:text></item><item><title>It's just starting</title><description><![CDATA[ What do you think how high bitcoin can go?? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/pirstaef [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/its-just-starting</link><guid>909786</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>It's just starting</dc:text></item><item><title>I thought we were so back?</title><description><![CDATA[ Just to be clear, I’m joking. Not a serious post. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Suspicious-Local-901 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/i-thought-we-were-so-back</link><guid>909781</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I thought we were so back?</dc:text></item><item><title>In 10 years this dip won't matter at all, for better or worse</title><description><![CDATA[There, I said it. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/IzmierdaNoGracias [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/in-10-years-this-dip-wont-matter-at-all-for-better-or-worse</link><guid>909788</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>In 10 years this dip won't matter at all, for better or worse</dc:text></item><item><title>I’m happy</title><description><![CDATA[While these “investors” are freaking out over a small drop, I can’t help but to be happy. It’s a huge discount! Volatility doesn’t mean Bitcoin itself is failing or anything, volatility just means the market is unsure and confused. Nothing has changed bitcoins fundamentals and if you truly are an investor, you would take this opportunity to accumulate more and get more for what you pay. If you truly believe in btc, you will be happy when it goes up or down or just not care at all. Take this as a buying opportunity. Remember, nothing about bitcoins fundamentals has changed and hasn’t changed. That should be the only thing that truly matters. Everything else is noise and you’re deciding to listen to it. You either are buying bitcoin to own bitcoin or to grow fiat &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/OrneryAd403 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/im-happy</link><guid>909787</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I’m happy</dc:text></item><item><title>the dip that keeps on dipping</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/No_Jellyfish2185 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-dip-that-keeps-on-dipping</link><guid>909782</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>the dip that keeps on dipping</dc:text></item><item><title>[TA] Classic Marge pattern.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Shop21DK [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/ta-classic-marge-pattern</link><guid>909790</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>[TA] Classic Marge pattern.</dc:text></item><item><title>Here we go again...</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Financial-Nature5745 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/here-we-go-again</link><guid>909783</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Here we go again...</dc:text></item><item><title>For you scared BTC hodlers</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Desperate_Buy4871 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/for-you-scared-btc-hodlers</link><guid>909785</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>For you scared BTC hodlers</dc:text></item><item><title>5% dip and people are freaking out ????</title><description><![CDATA[Wake me when we down 20% a day. What part of volatility do people not get? It&#39;s always the red one &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/hodler1992 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/5-dip-and-people-are-freaking-out</link><guid>909784</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>5% dip and people are freaking out ????</dc:text></item><item><title>Trump Media Bitcoin Transfer of 4,259 BTC Nearly Matches Pledged Loan Collateral</title><description><![CDATA[ Trump Media moved 4,259 bitcoin to CDC last night before it started dumping. Here&#39;s the takeaway: Trump Media Bitcoin Holdings cost 1B and if it hasn&#39;t been liquidated it&#39;s worth $557M - a net loss of ~500M. Onchain holdings equal 1.2 BTC..... &quot;If DJT (stock) stays near record lows, noteholders may prefer cash over shares, which could pressure the BTC collateral.&quot; Obviously a transfer to an exchange isn&#39;t guaranteed to be a sale but it definitely looks like one. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GabeSter [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/trump-media-bitcoin-transfer-of-4259-btc-nearly-matches-pledged-loan-collateral</link><guid>909732</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Trump Media Bitcoin Transfer of 4,259 BTC Nearly Matches Pledged Loan Collateral</dc:text></item><item><title>Sell everything right now</title><description><![CDATA[Just saw the glimpses of math from a friend working in frontier research labs.... You can guess the rest. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AlarmedOperation5475 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/sell-everything-right-now</link><guid>909705</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Sell everything right now</dc:text></item><item><title>The Confessions of an AI Fraud Kingpin</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/404mediaco [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-confessions-of-an-ai-fraud-kingpin</link><guid>909733</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Confessions of an AI Fraud Kingpin</dc:text></item><item><title>Tom Lee Bullish After Trump’s Midterm Defeat - $250K Year-End Call Has Just Weeks Left</title><description><![CDATA[Out of six Bitcoin predictions he’s got two right (back in 2017) He said in January that BTC would be over $250k by end of this year loooool - we’ve got two months left !!! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TootingNubNews [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/tom-lee-bullish-after-trumps-midterm-defeat-250k-year-end-call-has-just-weeks-left</link><guid>909704</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Tom Lee Bullish After Trump’s Midterm Defeat - $250K Year-End Call Has Just Weeks Left</dc:text></item><item><title>Theta reward system deep dive. 2026</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Abrevaderci [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/theta-reward-system-deep-dive-2026</link><guid>909659</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Theta reward system deep dive. 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Swift joins the ERC-3643 Association</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/JustStopppingBye [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/swift-joins-the-erc-3643-association</link><guid>909660</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Swift joins the ERC-3643 Association</dc:text></item><item><title>Binance Cuts Off SignalPlus API Keys Over 'Potential Security Issue' at Trading Platform</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/002Chris [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/binance-cuts-off-signalplus-api-keys-over-potential-security-issue-at-trading-platform</link><guid>909658</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Binance Cuts Off SignalPlus API Keys Over 'Potential Security Issue' at Trading Platform</dc:text></item><item><title>Binance says hackers who stole billions in crypto spent months planning heist</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Doug24 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/binance-says-hackers-who-stole-billions-in-crypto-spent-months-planning-heist</link><guid>909657</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Binance says hackers who stole billions in crypto spent months planning heist</dc:text></item><item><title>My conversation with Claude about all things Ethereum, from Vitalik's vision to competing with Bitcoin.</title><description><![CDATA[I made this video with Claude to talk through Ethereum&#39;s story: how Vitalik got into Bitcoin, why he wanted to build beyond digital money, and how smart contracts helped Ethereum become a real competitor to Bitcoin. It&#39;s my own video, and it&#39;s meant to be an accessible overview, so experienced folks may have things to add or challenge. It&#39;s for educational purposes only, not financial advice. Do you see Ethereum as competing with Bitcoin, or are they solving different problems? https://youtu.be/at5S6izowno?is=39YGJUNGPPEftbb2 &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/neffly_07 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/my-conversation-with-claude-about-all-things-ethereum-from-vitaliks-vision-to-competing-with-bitcoin</link><guid>909661</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>My conversation with Claude about all things Ethereum, from Vitalik's vision to competing with Bitcoin.</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoiner, how do you see the future of fiat-money?</title><description><![CDATA[Been reading a lot of speculation about bitcoin and it’s worth in future, how about worth &amp; future of fiat? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Dizzy_Shower_3022 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoiner-how-do-you-see-the-future-of-fiat-money</link><guid>909625</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoiner, how do you see the future of fiat-money?</dc:text></item><item><title>11/5/2026</title><description><![CDATA[Is now a time to throw a little more into bitcoin? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Rush4ever1 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/1152026</link><guid>909626</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>11/5/2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Crypto for moving house sale proceeds?</title><description><![CDATA[I have a property in Indonesia that I&#39;m going to sell, but I want the money in Australia in order to invest it. Banking in Indonesia is just awful, and I don&#39;t trust it. How practical is it to buy crypto funded from a local bank account, and then sell that same crypto in Australia? Apparently, my post was too short, so here it is again for anyone who missed the first paragraph; I have a property in Indonesia that I&#39;m going to sell, but I want the money in Australia in order to invest it. Banking in Indonesia is just awful, and I don&#39;t trust it. How practical is it to buy crypto funded from a local bank account, and then sell that same crypto in Australia? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TopLychee1081 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/crypto-for-moving-house-sale-proceeds</link><guid>909586</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Crypto for moving house sale proceeds?</dc:text></item><item><title>17 months left</title><description><![CDATA[ https://preview.redd.it/otkj5jkkcrzh1.png?width=1672&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=8263d6278fa14c5e8e084c7f18c4a7d420217a0e The next Bitcoin halving is expected in April 2028. At that point, ~97% of all bitcoin will have been mined. The block subsidy will fall from 3.125 BTC to 1.5625 BTC. Plan accordingly. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Myntad_com [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/17-months-left</link><guid>909556</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>17 months left</dc:text></item><item><title>⚡ Lightning Thursday! November 05, 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://ftp.coinsnews.com/lightning-thursday-november-05-2026-explore-the-lightning-network</link><guid>909553</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>⚡ Lightning Thursday! November 05, 2026: Explore the Lightning Network!⚡</dc:text></item><item><title>Since he’s family, I told him what I really thought and why to hold some Bitcoin.</title><description><![CDATA[Some time ago I got a ride from my cousin. He&#39;s a great question-asker and had a lot of questions about BTC, which I answered. I also suggested he hold some BTC, for this reason: we&#39;re not doing anything wrong, but holding BTC lets us better protect our own assets. There&#39;s no need to worry about them being frozen, it hedges against inflation, and it offers better privacy. Don&#39;t know what he&#39;ll do, but in my heart I truly believe I’m helping him. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/f2pool-CSR3 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/since-hes-family-i-told-him-what-i-really-thought-and-why-to-hold-some-bitcoin</link><guid>909554</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Since he’s family, I told him what I really thought and why to hold some Bitcoin.</dc:text></item><item><title>honestly discipline is probably the hardest part of whole game</title><description><![CDATA[i&#39;ve never prepared my mind for this...it&#39;s like gambleing Since I bought BTC on BYDFi，every dip has me keep brainwashing myself“You bought this for the long term. You don’t need the money right now. Stop looking at it.” Then I check my unrealized P&amp;L again ten minutes later lol. Apparently believing in BTC and being calm about holding it are two very different things... &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Carol-Bradshaw [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/honestly-discipline-is-probably-the-hardest-part-of-whole-game</link><guid>909555</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>honestly discipline is probably the hardest part of whole game</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, November 05, 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://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-november-05-2026</link><guid>909552</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, November 05, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>SeedSigner 180 degrees rotated UI with the joystick to the right</title><description><![CDATA[There gave been a several requests to have the entire UI flipped 180 degrees. Including a request on github in the SeedSigner’s repo. So this is the repo you can use to have this feature: https://github.com/seedsigner-right/seedsigner-right-handed A pull request has been submitted with the SeedSigner devs. So until they approve it, experiment with it, just don’t put real money for now. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/bitifyme [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/seedsigner-180-degrees-rotated-ui-with-the-joystick-to-the-right</link><guid>909517</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>SeedSigner 180 degrees rotated UI with the joystick to the right</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion November 05, 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 Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-november-05-2026</link><guid>909525</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion November 05, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Trump Media moves $342 million in bitcoin to Crypto.com, blockchain data show</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AreaFifty1 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/trump-media-moves-342-million-in-bitcoin-to-cryptocom-blockchain-data-show</link><guid>909516</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Trump Media moves $342 million in bitcoin to Crypto.com, blockchain data show</dc:text></item><item><title>Buy Bitcoin Neo ????</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/buy-bitcoin-neo</link><guid>909488</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Buy Bitcoin Neo ????</dc:text></item><item><title>bitcoin means to me</title><description><![CDATA[sorry if my english is bad I am from russia bitcoin is good to me I use to buy things from the US I used also to buy things on the internet like rust skins bitcoin is very good I am happy to own it, thank you &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/shoehornsareyummy [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-means-to-me</link><guid>909464</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>bitcoin means to me</dc:text></item><item><title>What a scary costume</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/what-a-scary-costume</link><guid>909462</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What a scary costume</dc:text></item><item><title>Proof-of-Work not proof-of-war</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/fumoneymoto [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/proof-of-work-not-proof-of-war</link><guid>909463</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Proof-of-Work not proof-of-war</dc:text></item><item><title>Wtf is happening??</title><description><![CDATA[ It&#39;s happening more frequently nowadays &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/licireddit94 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/wtf-is-happening</link><guid>909420</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Wtf is happening??</dc:text></item><item><title>Pretty soon we're gonna need the grim reaper going into all the 80k doors meme ????</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Luminous_Emission [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/pretty-soon-were-gonna-need-the-grim-reaper-going-into-all-the-80k-doors-meme</link><guid>909419</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Pretty soon we're gonna need the grim reaper going into all the 80k doors meme ????</dc:text></item><item><title>Crypto PACs spent $170 million on the midterms—and came up nearly dry</title><description><![CDATA[ Election night delivered a sweeping win for Democrats—and an enormous loss for the crypto industry. The sector’s political action committees, which amassed hundreds of millions of dollars to back pro-crypto candidates nationwide, saw several high-profile picks lose, upending what had seemed like a reliable formula for turning money into political power. Crypto PACs including Fairshake, Defend American Jobs, and Protect Progress spent more than $170 million of their roughly $260 million war chest on the midterms, according to Tech Influence Watch, an independent public-interest tracker curated by software engineer and tech writer Molly White. Across Fairshake and its two affiliates, spending to support Republicans totaled roughly $75 million, compared with about $30 million to support Democrats. The network also spent roughly $36 million opposing Democratic candidates, including in party primaries. The bulk of the PACs’ money went to competitive races where their preferred candidates faced uphill battles—and ultimately lost. Read more [paywall removed for Redditors]: https://fortune.com/2026/11/04/crypto-pacs-170-million-midterms-came-up-dry/?utm_source=reddit/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/fortune [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/crypto-pacs-spent-170-million-on-the-midtermsand-came-up-nearly-dry</link><guid>909378</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Crypto PACs spent $170 million on the midterms—and came up nearly dry</dc:text></item><item><title>Eleanor Terrett: House Democrats are discussing plans to expand the Crypto Investor and Consumer Bill of Rights, Maxine Waters’ amendment to the Clarity Act in 2025, into a broader crypto “market structure” bill next Congress.</title><description><![CDATA[Copy/pasted from her tweet in case some of you don&#39;t use twitter. The proposal would fold in Democratic Clarity Act provisions originally offered by Waters in the House (which were not adopted), as well as provisions Senate Democrats were able to agree to with Republicans before the September cloture vote, according to three industry sources who have spoken with Democratic staffers. Some of the proposals under discussion are said to include giving the SEC more of a role in supervising the crypto markets, and a more limited role for the CFTC. Additionally, it’s likely that further ethics provisions will be offered to restrict the crypto activities of President Trump and other federal officials. Republicans are calling this a “messaging bill.” https://x.com/EleanorTerrett/status/2118041922011021418 About Eleanor Terrett: Journalist &amp; Host of Crypto In America (Podcast). Also former contributor to Fox Business &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Dubb18 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/eleanor-terrett-house-democrats-are-discussing-plans-to-expand-the-crypto-investor-and-consumer-bill-of-rights-maxine-waters-amendment-to-the-clarity-act-in-2025-into-a-broader-crypto-market-structure-bill-next-congress</link><guid>909377</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Eleanor Terrett: House Democrats are discussing plans to expand the Crypto Investor and Consumer Bill of Rights, Maxine Waters’ amendment to the Clarity Act in 2025, into a broader crypto “market structure” bill next Congress.</dc:text></item><item><title>My alt coin bags whenever we finally get a big rally.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/fan_of_hakiksexydays [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/my-alt-coin-bags-whenever-we-finally-get-a-big-rally</link><guid>909376</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>My alt coin bags whenever we finally get a big rally.</dc:text></item><item><title>I checked every past time Bitcoin was this close to its long-term floor. A year later it was higher in 8 of 8.</title><description><![CDATA[ Bitcoin is currently close to the floor line of a power-law model (the line under every daily close since 2011). I wanted to know what actually happened after earlier days at the same spot, so I counted: 8 separate periods since 2011 (2011, 2012 twice, 2015 twice, 2020, 2022, 2023) 12 months later the price was higher in all 8 but not in a straight line: from Sept 2022 it first fell another 16% Translated to today (growth has slowed a lot since 2012, so I map each past move onto today&#39;s lines instead of copying 10x years), the middle half of outcomes ends between $120k and $234k a year from now. The obvious caveat: 8 periods is a small sample. It&#39;s a frequency from the past, not a prediction. Full table, chart and the method: https://fairvalue.cc/bitcoin-outlook Curious what people think is missing from this kind of analysis. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/mutzo [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/i-checked-every-past-time-bitcoin-was-this-close-to-its-long-term-floor-a-year-later-it-was-higher-in-8-of-8</link><guid>909418</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I checked every past time Bitcoin was this close to its long-term floor. A year later it was higher in 8 of 8.</dc:text></item><item><title>Are We Finally Entering an Era Where Crypto Is More Than Just Speculation?</title><description><![CDATA[It&#39;s been about 2–3 years since I last posted here, and honestly, it&#39;s crazy seeing how much the crypto market has changed. Between institutional adoption, ETFs, stablecoins, and the push for clearer regulations, crypto is starting to look a lot different than it did a few years ago. I&#39;m also aware of how narratives like ISO 20022 were heavily pushed, only for people to realize that compliance or compatibility doesn&#39;t automatically translate into token demand or price appreciation. Lately, I&#39;ve been looking more into BTC, ETH, XLM, and LINK. Monero (XMR) has also caught my attention, especially as privacy becomes more relevant and people start questioning how much of their financial activity should really be public. I still think speculation drives a huge part of this market, but I&#39;m more interested in what actually gets used rather than what&#39;s being hyped for the next cycle. What projects are you genuinely accumulating or researching for the next 5–10 years? And do you think we&#39;re finally moving toward a market where utility matters more than hype, or will crypto always be driven by narratives and speculation? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/BrownController [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/are-we-finally-entering-an-era-where-crypto-is-more-than-just-speculation</link><guid>909380</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Are We Finally Entering an Era Where Crypto Is More Than Just Speculation?</dc:text></item><item><title>Am I the only one who believes the reaction to the Binance hack means the death of stablecoins?</title><description><![CDATA[$3 billion worth of stablecoins got frozen after the Binance hack last week. Proving once and for all that 1) stablecoins are not crypto currency 2) they can be tracked, frozen, and stolen at ANY TIME by their issuer 3) thus they are equivalent in value to electronic fiat that central banks &quot;print&quot; every day Only the funds that weren&#39;t recovered are legitimate cryptocurrencies, since the tech was built to be uncensorable. I know it sucks for those who lost their coins (or Binance who has to recapitalize), but this is how blockchains work. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/No-Masterpiece2246 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/am-i-the-only-one-who-believes-the-reaction-to-the-binance-hack-means-the-death-of-stablecoins</link><guid>909381</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Am I the only one who believes the reaction to the Binance hack means the death of stablecoins?</dc:text></item><item><title>Can someone truly be financially independent if they don’t have control over their own money?</title><description><![CDATA[I believe self-custody is an important part of financial independence. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Imaginary_Ladder_553 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/can-someone-truly-be-financially-independent-if-they-dont-have-control-over-their-own-money</link><guid>909366</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Can someone truly be financially independent if they don’t have control over their own money?</dc:text></item><item><title>I have a LEDGER NANO X</title><description><![CDATA[I bought it on AMAZON... Ledger Nano X (Emerald Green) Crypto Hardware Wallet - Bluetooth - The Best Way to securely Buy, Manage and Grow All Your Digital Assets Sold by: Ledger Official says.. https://www.amazon.com/sp?ie=UTF8&amp;seller=A8CC12NEQBXH1 I have the 24 word seed safe. I did not do a passphrase Should I buy another device? I know how this works and I definitively dont want to learn again how to operate a new device / ecosystem. I have been puting all my new savings into BTC for a year now.. I am still under water with BTC. Can I get opinions on what to do. I want to do NOTHING. I think its safe but I dont want to be the next person to lose the BTC. Changing device can also generate new problems that I dont know now. Thank in advance. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GalaxyDefender1x [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/i-have-a-ledger-nano-x</link><guid>909421</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I have a LEDGER NANO X</dc:text></item><item><title>Title: Bybit has frozen my 31,579 USDT for almost 3 months – No resolution</title><description><![CDATA[My Bybit account has been restricted since August 14, 2026, after I received 2,000 USDT from my Trust Wallet. Following this transaction, Bybit froze my entire balance of 31,579 USDT, leaving me unable to withdraw or access my funds. I have fully cooperated with the Compliance team and provided all requested documents regarding the source of my funds. I have been using Bybit P2P for four years and have never received a single negative review. Despite numerous follow-ups, I keep receiving the same generic response: my case is under review, with no estimated completion date. I have a few questions: Has anyone experienced a similar restriction lasting more than 3 months? Did you manage to recover your funds? Did contacting VARA, hiring a lawyer, or visiting Bybit’s Dubai office help? I am seriously considering taking legal action and contacting the relevant regulators. I would appreciate hearing from anyone who has experienced a similar situation. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Relevant_Machine_937 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/title-bybit-has-frozen-my-31579-usdt-for-almost-3-months-no-resolution</link><guid>909379</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Title: Bybit has frozen my 31,579 USDT for almost 3 months – No resolution</dc:text></item><item><title>SATOSHI - 18 years ago - "We can win a major battle.. and gain a new territory of freedom for several years."</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Fiach_Dubh [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/satoshi-18-years-ago-we-can-win-a-major-battle-and-gain-a-new-territory-of-freedom-for-several-years</link><guid>909365</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>SATOSHI - 18 years ago - "We can win a major battle.. and gain a new territory of freedom for several years."</dc:text></item><item><title>Trump token flash crashing after Dems announce they'll investigate Crypto and Trump after historic "blue wave".</title><description><![CDATA[ Weekly Chart showing new ATL in second pic. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/GabeSter [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/trump-token-flash-crashing-after-dems-announce-theyll-investigate-crypto-and-trump-after-historic-blue-wave</link><guid>909375</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Trump token flash crashing after Dems announce they'll investigate Crypto and Trump after historic "blue wave".</dc:text></item><item><title>$64k split between Rollover IRA and Roth, both 100% $FDKLX right now. Long runway (35+ years), cool with the swings, and he just want to keep dumping new money into one thing and forget it. #FDKLX’s 0.12% is fine but not ideal if there’s something cleaner</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Lazy-Investment-9594 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/64k-split-between-rollover-ira-and-roth-both-100-fdklx-right-now-long-runway-35-years-cool-with-the-swings-and-he-just-want-to-keep-dumping-new-money-into-one-thing-and-forget-it-fdklxs-012-is-fine-but-not-ideal-if-theres-something-cleaner-on-fidelity-any</link><guid>909301</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>$64k split between Rollover IRA and Roth, both 100% $FDKLX right now. Long runway (35+ years), cool with the swings, and he just want to keep dumping new money into one thing and forget it. #FDKLX’s 0.12% is fine but not ideal if there’s something cleaner</dc:text></item><item><title>Does anyone else see a double S-curve adoption dynamic with bitcoin?</title><description><![CDATA[ Technologies that have low friction to adoption tend to experience a classic S-curve adoption cycle. But because bitcoin is extremely disruptive and has high resistance in the form of incumbents being extremely slow to integrate with it or outright banning it, that means bitcoin likely has an extended double S-curve adoption cycle. We are currently at the end of the first S-curve and the beginning of the second S-curve. The first S-curve (2010 - 2025) was retail adoption. The second S-curve (2025 - 2040) will be driven by adoption and integration from financial institutions and governments. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/slvbtc [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/does-anyone-else-see-a-double-s-curve-adoption-dynamic-with-bitcoin</link><guid>909302</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Does anyone else see a double S-curve adoption dynamic with bitcoin?</dc:text></item><item><title>Jack Mallers explains why he keeps DCAing into Bitcoin, top or bottom:</title><description><![CDATA[ The price changes. The strategy stays the same: keep stacking sats. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/JackMallersShow [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/jack-mallers-explains-why-he-keeps-dcaing-into-bitcoin-top-or-bottom</link><guid>909297</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Jack Mallers explains why he keeps DCAing into Bitcoin, top or bottom:</dc:text></item><item><title>Having no money is a feature, not a bug.</title><description><![CDATA[ bitcoin fixes this &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/wiwila [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/having-no-money-is-a-feature-not-a-bug</link><guid>909303</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Having no money is a feature, not a bug.</dc:text></item><item><title>India’s first Bitcoin-backed INR lending platform is now live (pilot)</title><description><![CDATA[Hey r/Bitcoin, We’re building Pledg (pledg.in). It lets Indians borrow rupees against their Bitcoin without selling it. In India, if you need cash, your options as a Bitcoiner are bad. You can sell your sats, take a taxable event, and probably regret it in 4 years. Or you can use one of the global BTC lending platforms (Ledn, Firefish, etc.), which lend in USD or stablecoins, not INR. There has been no compliant way to get rupees in your bank account against BTC. That’s the gap we’re trying to close. How it works You generate your own 12-word seed and hold one key A fresh 2-of-3 multisig address is created for your loan. Keys are held by you, Unocoin (custody infra powered by BitGo), and NBFC(Regulated Lender) Each loan gets its own segregated wallet. No pooling, no rehypothecation Once your BTC is confirmed on-chain, a regulated NBFC disburses INR to your bank account Repay the loan and your BTC is released Risk parameters 50% LTV at origination Margin call at 70% LTV Liquidation at 80% LTV, and only partial: just enough BTC is sold to bring you back to 50%, not your whole stack Why KYC? Lending in India has to go through an RBI-regulated lender, and crypto custody has to sit with a registered entity. So yes, there’s KYC. We chose to build this compliance-first because that’s the only way it survives in India long term. Why a pilot? There’s no RBI guidance yet on Bitcoin as collateral. Before we push for formal regulatory recognition, we want to prove there’s real demand. So this is a limited pilot to see whether Indian Bitcoiners actually want this. If you’re in India and holding BTC, we’d love for you to try it, break it, and tell us what’s wrong. Happy to answer questions on custody, liquidation mechanics, or the regulatory setup in the comments. pledg.in &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/No_Theory_1557 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/indias-first-bitcoin-backed-inr-lending-platform-is-now-live-pilot</link><guid>909299</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>India’s first Bitcoin-backed INR lending platform is now live (pilot)</dc:text></item><item><title>Elias Rohrer, instagibbs, darosior &amp; more - Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #429 Recap</title><description><![CDATA[ Elias Rohrer, Greg Sanders, Antoine Poinsot, Oleksandr Kurbatov, and Nishant Bansal joined Optech to discuss Newsletter #429: Silent payments for multiparty wallets CLN self-referential channel announcement DoS disclosure Bitcoin Core security policy update Selected Q&amp;A from the Bitcoin Stack Exchange And more https://bitcoinops.org/en/podcast/2026/11/03/ You can listen on our website: https://bitcoinops.org/en/podcast/2026/11/03/ Fountain: https://fountain.fm/episode/jlMk6Mt0cqp1DMjS6Vve Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2DrPZhchc56KvJU8idKvji Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bitcoin-optech-newsletter-429-recap/id1674626983?i=1000799823299 &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/bitschmidty [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/elias-rohrer-instagibbs-darosior-more-bitcoin-optech-newsletter-429-recap</link><guid>909300</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Elias Rohrer, instagibbs, darosior &amp; more - Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #429 Recap</dc:text></item><item><title>Mr. Bitcoin someone told me you was dead</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/-Emeenki [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/mr-bitcoin-someone-told-me-you-was-dead</link><guid>909296</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Mr. Bitcoin someone told me you was dead</dc:text></item><item><title>Bought the rumor so I could sell the news</title><description><![CDATA[ Well I’m not really selling but I did BTFD out of the rumor of dems winning control of the house. It just isn’t as relevant as people make it out to be but the news of it causes mass panic. Combined with the Binance hack which turned into something of a nothing burger in terms of the size vs. impact, this was an obvious win. I bought a lot of BTC down at $75k. Average price in was probably $77k. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Accomplished-Eye5567 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bought-the-rumor-so-i-could-sell-the-news</link><guid>909298</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bought the rumor so I could sell the news</dc:text></item><item><title>Can I say the "we are so back" line now?</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ILoveWholesomeH [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/can-i-say-the-we-are-so-back-line-now</link><guid>909295</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Can I say the "we are so back" line now?</dc:text></item><item><title>I have never been this bullish on crypto</title><description><![CDATA[I know I&#39;m in the minority here, but I gotta say the quiet part out loud real quick, guys. Trump is corrupt, and we all know it. How Trump Coin operates is obviously criminal; however, it&#39;s not yet illegal. The President has brought an air of corruption to the cryptosphere over the past 2 years. The American people strongly rebuked that last night. Americans made it clear corruption isn&#39;t gonna work for us. Once Trump goes down in a political version of Fallout, legitimacy might come back to crypto. People might once again talk about how revolutionary the technology is, instead of how to make your own shit coin and pump and dump on the American people with obvious corruption. Not to mention that the AI bubble will probably deflate a little more than it already has (which is a healthy thing IMO) because Dems will be harder on data centers. National attention could come off AI and onto other technologies....... I&#39;ve been in since 2015. I have been very bullish in my time, but never like this. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/lysandersjetski [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/i-have-never-been-this-bullish-on-crypto</link><guid>909250</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I have never been this bullish on crypto</dc:text></item><item><title>What the hell is RWA privacy and private tokenization??</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;ve heard enough about tokenized stocks, and I have a basic idea about them. They let you trade equities 24/7 on a blockchain. On the other hand, RWAs are a broader category that goes beyond stocks and includes things like bonds too. I was still wrapping my head around these terms, and now I&#39;m seeing something new called RWA privacy and private tokenization. I really don&#39;t know why these RWA nerds keep adding new fancy terms. So, private RWAs mean assets from private markets? For example, private credit or shares in unlisted companies? Or does RWA privacy and private tokenization refer to onchain equities where others can&#39;t see your balances or trades? I don&#39;t know, but is RWA privacy similar to Zcash but for stocks? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MathematicianOwn8847 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/what-the-hell-is-rwa-privacy-and-private-tokenization</link><guid>909251</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What the hell is RWA privacy and private tokenization??</dc:text></item><item><title>Aave App</title><description><![CDATA[Hey everyone, I&#39;m MP and I work at Aave. A few months ago, we launched the Aave App on iOS, letting you earn yield on your dollars in a very easy way, powered by Aave protocol. You can deposit stablecoins or fiat and earn yield coming from Aave markets. Aave is the World&#39;s Savings App. Built to grow your savings with more opportunities: competitive APY, real-time interest, and no lock-up periods. It&#39;s designed for savers who expect more: Up to 7.25% APY. Earn every second from the moment your deposit settles. No monthly or daily waiting. Balance Protection program. No lock-up periods. Request to withdraw anytime. Open 24/7. No business hours. Move money locally: add and withdraw funds with your bank. Send and receive funds globally with stablecoins. Built-in security: Face ID, 2FA, trusted devices, and account recovery. $0 monthly fees. Features and available services vary by region. Disclaimer: Aave is not a bank. Funds are not insured by any government agency, and protections may differ from those applicable to traditional financial products. Variable rates apply and are not guaranteed. Eligibility and rates vary by region. Security/ audit reports: https://aave.com/security Includes base rate plus eligible boosts. Rates are variable and not guaranteed. Yield is generated by open lending markets. Capital is at risk. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/mariapaulafn [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/aave-app</link><guid>909183</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Aave App</dc:text></item><item><title>Can be confusing</title><description><![CDATA[ Ever found yourself in this confusion? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/__MrGentle [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/can-be-confusing</link><guid>909222</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Can be confusing</dc:text></item><item><title>Candles</title><description><![CDATA[ Ever tried to have dinner with candles? ???? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/__MrGentle [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/candles</link><guid>909221</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Candles</dc:text></item><item><title>339k BTC moved at a loss last week... twice a normal week.</title><description><![CDATA[ 339k BTC moved at a loss in the last 7 days (Oct 28–Nov 3), about twice a normal week. 134k moved in profit. Half of the coins that moved at a loss had last moved between $82k and $86k. Bitcoin closed Nov 3 at $77.3k. Coins held a week or more, counted on my own node. Moved ≠ sold. Not a forecast. A normal week (median of the 52 before) is 165k BTC at a loss and 116k in profit. Coins that moved again within the same week (6.6M BTC, 92% of everything that moved) are excluded; without change returned to the same address the week’s total is 376k BTC, not 557k. The second image shows the same coins over the last 52 weeks. (That&#39;s the data, here is my read) Opinion: We&#39;re in a bull market, for sure. But this last week was certainly a test of conviction from newer holders, once the shakeout is complete I&#39;m quite certain we&#39;ll see north of $90k fast. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/JuxtaposeLife [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/339k-btc-moved-at-a-loss-last-week-twice-a-normal-week</link><guid>909223</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>339k BTC moved at a loss last week... twice a normal week.</dc:text></item><item><title>Where to play CryptoCurrrency Online Poker as an American?</title><description><![CDATA[I live in California and i&#39;m wondering where I can play crypto poker online, especially with Bitcoin. Ideally, i&#39;d prefer a site without KYC or annoying document checks. I&#39;m looking for regular cash games, tournaments, No Limit Hold&#39;em and PLO, preferably with enough players to find a game at different stakes. I&#39;ve seen a few crypto poker sites mentioned on Reddit, but it&#39;s hard to know which ones are actually worth trying. Are there any good options available to players in California? Would appreciate suggestions from anyone who has experience playing on these sites. Thanks. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/North_Quiet_3394 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/where-to-play-cryptocurrrency-online-poker-as-an-american</link><guid>909184</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Where to play CryptoCurrrency Online Poker as an American?</dc:text></item><item><title>I have decided my self custody set up. Please, give me your opinion.</title><description><![CDATA[Hi all, after all the problems with single sig we had this summer, I have decided to set a multi sig multi vendor scheme. In my research I discovered Liana, mini script and timelocks, and I think it is a very powerful feature. The things I want to archive are: 1) not depending on any single vendor. 2) being absolutely incapable of signing from my home. So, in case of a physical attack, I could not comply. 3) facilitate inheritance. I will describe the system. Multisig 2/2, key A in my home, key B in another home, several hours away. Key C with a timelock, let&#39;s say a year. After the timelock, the key C can single sig move the funds. I will give that key to a close person. Pros over a regular multisig 2/3 -I don&#39;t have 3 locations to store the 3 keys. -I think is more robust to physical attacks. One atacker would need to collect A + B, and I will always have strict control over A. In a regular 2/3 he could get B + C, which I may have less control. -I don&#39;t have to trust the person with key C -It facilitates inheritance Cons: -I need to move the funds with A+B before the timelock expires to renew it. -If I lose key A or B, I will need to wait until the timelock expires to use key C. -It is a less popular and tested scheme. So, what do you think? Thanks in advance for your feedback. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Lanky-Occasion8005 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/i-have-decided-my-self-custody-set-up-please-give-me-your-opinion</link><guid>909158</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I have decided my self custody set up. Please, give me your opinion.</dc:text></item><item><title>Do I regret it? Absolutely not</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/-thefinancedude [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/do-i-regret-it-absolutely-not</link><guid>909157</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Do I regret it? Absolutely not</dc:text></item><item><title>Don’t give us hope?</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/dont-give-us-hope</link><guid>909156</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Don’t give us hope?</dc:text></item><item><title>Trump loses. Bitcoin wins. Altcoins face extinction.</title><description><![CDATA[ Crypto Super PACs just spent over $200 million trying to buy a friendly Congress—and lost. Right now, Crypto Twitter is in full meltdown. Venture capitalists are calling their offshore lawyers, and retail traders think a new regulatory winter just began. They are misreading the chessboard. Donald Trump’s midterm defeat is an extinction-level nightmare for the altcoin casino, but it is secretly the biggest catalyst of the decade for Bitcoin. Look at the cold mechanics of what happens next in Washington: The CLARITY Act: After failing its September Senate cloture vote 49 to 50, the market-structure bill dies when the new session convenes on January 3. Roughly 20,000 tokens just lost their statutory escape hatch from the Howey Test. Subpoena Power Shifts: Incoming Democratic committee chairs—with Senator Elizabeth Warren in line for Senate Banking—now hold investigative gavels over DeFi foundations, insider VC unlocks, and exchanges. You cannot subpoena a cryptographic hash function. The Sovereign Vault: Divided government means legislative gridlock. Democrats cannot force the Treasury to sell the 328,372 BTC locked in the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve without hitting a presidential veto. The Liquidity Rotation: For two years, speculative tokens acted as a vampire on crypto capital. As compliance desks cross altcoins off their lists, institutional flows are forced through one bulletproof funnel: BTC. Notice how the tape reacted while the political map bled blue. Even after absorbing a record $6.3 billion Binance security breach and pre-election ETF outflows, Bitcoin held rock-solid near $77,500. Meanwhile, history is already on the bulls&#39; side: Bitcoin has climbed after every single midterm election in its trading history, posting an average gain of 54% in the twelve months following the vote. Add a paralyzed Congress staring down $39 trillion in national debt, and the macro tailwind for apolitical, non-sovereign hard money becomes unstoppable. The crypto lobby lost the election it tried to buy. Bitcoin just won a monopoly on digital scarcity. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/sylsau [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/trump-loses-bitcoin-wins-altcoins-face-extinction</link><guid>909090</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Trump loses. Bitcoin wins. Altcoins face extinction.</dc:text></item><item><title>btcx.investments - Warning: Unauthorized crypto platform flagged by German Regulator (BaFin)</title><description><![CDATA[Hello everyone, I wanted to post a warning about the website btcx.investments (operated under BTCX Investment Ltd). They claim to be a digital financial ecosystem offering tokenized assets, an NFT marketplace, and their own digital currency. However, the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) has officially issued a formal warning against them. BaFin explicitly states that this platform is conducting unauthorized banking business and providing financial services without the required licenses or regulatory oversight. Please be extremely careful and avoid depositing any funds or personal data on this website. Official BaFin warning link for reference: bafin.de Stay safe! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AttentionMindless790 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/btcxinvestments-warning-unauthorized-crypto-platform-flagged-by-german-regulator-bafin</link><guid>909185</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>btcx.investments - Warning: Unauthorized crypto platform flagged by German Regulator (BaFin)</dc:text></item><item><title>Beginner looking for advice on a BTC hardware wallet</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;m new to Bitcoin and looking for the most secure hardware wallet to store my BTC. After hearing about recent hacks, security is my top priority. I don&#39;t mind complexity or a steep learning curve. Which wallet would you recommend if security is the only concern? Thanks &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Spare-Lie2910 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/beginner-looking-for-advice-on-a-btc-hardware-wallet</link><guid>909089</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Beginner looking for advice on a BTC hardware wallet</dc:text></item><item><title>Been thinking about this a lot lately.</title><description><![CDATA[Not sure about your country. But in Belgium, I get the feeling that people are being pushed tremendously into investing. Lots of commercials about certain brokers, lots of banks telling you to invest your money. None of them tell you to buy Bitcoin￼ tho, just stocks, bonds, ETFs and all that. Could it be that those brokers/banks want you to invest as much as possible on their platform, so that they can use that invested money to just simply buy cheap Bitcoin? Then later they could shift their services to Bitcoin? Is that far fetched? Am I too deep in the rabbit hole? PS: I’m not the best writer out there, so probably some grammatical errors here and there ????????‍♂️. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Suspicious-Local-901 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/been-thinking-about-this-a-lot-lately</link><guid>909091</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Been thinking about this a lot lately.</dc:text></item><item><title>My conversation with AI that turns into a deep dive on ethereum.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/neffly_07 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/my-conversation-with-ai-that-turns-into-a-deep-dive-on-ethereum</link><guid>909116</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>My conversation with AI that turns into a deep dive on ethereum.</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, November 04, 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://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-november-04-2026</link><guid>909044</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, November 04, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin ETFs Lose $1 Billion as Midterms, Binance Hack Weigh on Sentiment</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unconventionalbook [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-etfs-lose-1-billion-as-midterms-binance-hack-weigh-on-sentiment</link><guid>909045</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin ETFs Lose $1 Billion as Midterms, Binance Hack Weigh on Sentiment</dc:text></item><item><title>From Gold to Bitcoin: Why the Great Performance Gap of 2026 Signals a Historic Monetary Catch-Up.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/sylsau [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/from-gold-to-bitcoin-why-the-great-performance-gap-of-2026-signals-a-historic-monetary-catch-up</link><guid>909115</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>From Gold to Bitcoin: Why the Great Performance Gap of 2026 Signals a Historic Monetary Catch-Up.</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion November 04, 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 Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-november-04-2026</link><guid>909058</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion November 04, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Do you want it or not?</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/do-you-want-it-or-not</link><guid>909046</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Do you want it or not?</dc:text></item><item><title>cheap Bitcoin sounds great until it's actually cheap!</title><description><![CDATA[Everyone says they&#39;re waiting for a better entry into bitcoin. but the moment when the market actually gives a discount, fear takes over. suddenly,nobody wants to buy, everyone starts predicting 0$ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/sudhanshu-meridian [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/cheap-bitcoin-sounds-great-until-its-actually-cheap</link><guid>909020</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>cheap Bitcoin sounds great until it's actually cheap!</dc:text></item><item><title>If Democrats win tonight….</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/IShootWide [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/if-democrats-win-tonight</link><guid>908981</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>If Democrats win tonight….</dc:text></item><item><title>Kramer Hacks Coinbase – AI Seinfeld parody</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MandelDuck [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/kramer-hacks-coinbase-ai-seinfeld-parody</link><guid>908966</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Kramer Hacks Coinbase – AI Seinfeld parody</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin party amsterdam</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Normal-Restaurant-18 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-party-amsterdam</link><guid>908933</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin party amsterdam</dc:text></item><item><title>The Crypto Mogul Behind Trading Powerhouse Hyperliquid</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/bloomberg [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-crypto-mogul-behind-trading-powerhouse-hyperliquid</link><guid>908944</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Crypto Mogul Behind Trading Powerhouse Hyperliquid</dc:text></item><item><title>Do Bitcoiners still think it's important to vote?</title><description><![CDATA[ I was reading this discussion and this one about voting (or not voting) and it seems like there are quite a number of Bitcoiners who believe it is important to vote. This surprised me. Maybe I&#39;ve been in a super-niche microbubble for too long, but I assumed that most Bitcoiners realized that the options on offer are rarely worth the consideration. If you can, are you gonna vote? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/scoresbythejanitor [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/do-bitcoiners-still-think-its-important-to-vote</link><guid>908931</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Do Bitcoiners still think it's important to vote?</dc:text></item><item><title>Midterms</title><description><![CDATA[What do you expect to be short-term effects of the midterm results? Dem win House but not senate, Dem win both house &amp; senate, or neither. How will BTC behave directly as a consequence? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Novel_Work9373 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/midterms</link><guid>908934</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Midterms</dc:text></item><item><title>Help migrating wallet</title><description><![CDATA[I just made a big mistake and might have provided info which could help hackers drain an old brainwallet. What is the safest and quickest way to move the btc to a secure wallet? Please…. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/1opk1 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/help-migrating-wallet</link><guid>908932</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Help migrating wallet</dc:text></item><item><title>My buddy is still using a brain wallet!</title><description><![CDATA[He bought some BTC back in 2016. he never migrated from his brain wallet with a recovery phrase based on a kinda common bible psalm. As of now he didn’t get hacked. IMO it is just a matter of time until someone finds out his brain wallet phrase and loots his coins. What can I do to convince him to get a proper hardware wallet? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/1opk1 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/my-buddy-is-still-using-a-brain-wallet</link><guid>908890</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>My buddy is still using a brain wallet!</dc:text></item><item><title>You think custodians are smarter than you at self-custody. Read the latest account of how Binance was taken down.</title><description><![CDATA[tl;dr An engineer duped by a fake job interview installed a job test on his work computer and got pwned. An exploit on that one machine was able to drain Binance&#39;s hot wallets of $6bn in less than an hour. https://www.coindesk.com/business/2026/11/03/binance-s-usd6-3-billion-hack-began-with-a-fake-job-interview-exchange-says People are so worried about self-custody because they think the professionals can do it better. It takes one dumb employee to break it all apparently. Gotta love the engineer was looking for another job and installs malware accidentally on his employer&#39;s machine in seeking the new job. This engineer, who somehow has credentials on his machine that can activate massive automated funds transfers without safeguards, ran f-ing `brew install` on a work machine without a clue what it was. Trust yourself. Learn some basic data security practices. Learn to encrypt with free OSS. Learn simple steps to verify anything you download. And just DON&#39;T. EXECUTE. ANYTHING sent to you by a person on the Internet. Why is that so difficult? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rgnet1 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/you-think-custodians-are-smarter-than-you-at-self-custody-read-the-latest-account-of-how-binance-was-taken-down</link><guid>908889</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>You think custodians are smarter than you at self-custody. Read the latest account of how Binance was taken down.</dc:text></item><item><title>Thinking of moving off Phantom. What would I be giving up?</title><description><![CDATA[Phantom is the only wallet I&#39;ve used since getting into Solana, mainly because there weren&#39;t many options back then. I never had any issues with it, so I didn&#39;t see a reason to switch. However, I recently started checking other wallets and noticed some have better features. For example, one wallet had better portfolio tracking, while others offer more trading features and a better built-in DeFi ecosystem. These features look useful, but I&#39;m not sure how much I&#39;d actually use them. I&#39;m a bit hesitant to switch because I am so used to the UI now. Also, setting up a new wallet seems like a hassle too. Has anyone here switched to something else? Did you notice any real difference, or was it pretty much the same experience? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Additional-Ask-2775 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/thinking-of-moving-off-phantom-what-would-i-be-giving-up</link><guid>908843</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Thinking of moving off Phantom. What would I be giving up?</dc:text></item><item><title>North Korea used LinkedIn, fake job interviews to trick Binance engineer in $6.3 billion hack</title><description><![CDATA[ Binance on Tuesday disclosed that North Korean hackers used a mix of social engineering and malicious software to pull off last week’s $6.3 billion heist, the biggest in crypto history. Speaking to reporters, company executives revealed that the hackers targeted a Binance engineer on LinkedIn and arranged a series of fake job interviews in order to persuade the employee to download an “assignment” that let them invade the company’s systems. In a related report, Binance explained that: “Software Engineer B was contacted through a legitimate job-hunting platform by an individual posing as a Project Director. Software Engineer B had a profile on the platform that referenced his experience at Binance. The purported Project Director arranged a first-round interview with a HR representative, followed by a second-round interview with an individual claiming to be the CEO of a fictitious company.” The report also provided additional details about a sophisticated months-long scheme that involved not only the fake LinkedIn recruitment, but also used a separate ad campaign that earlier tricked another engineer into downloading a malicious version of a popular software package called Homebrew. Read more [paywall removed for Redditors]: https://fortune.com/2026/11/03/binance-hack-details-linkedin/?utm_source=reddit/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/fortune [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/north-korea-used-linkedin-fake-job-interviews-to-trick-binance-engineer-in-63-billion-hack</link><guid>908840</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>North Korea used LinkedIn, fake job interviews to trick Binance engineer in $6.3 billion hack</dc:text></item><item><title>Following the #1 copy trader for 6 months turned $10k into $237. Holding BTC and ETH: $10,316. I tracked all 9,470 copy trading vaults on Hyperliquid.</title><description><![CDATA[Copy trading gets sold as &quot;find someone good, press copy, earn what they earn.&quot; I wanted to see what that actually looks like, so I pulled every copy trading vault Hyperliquid has ever had and simulated what people really do with $10k. What $10k became after 6 months Each run starts on the 1st of a month (23 starts, July 2024 to May 2026) and only uses what the leaderboard showed that day. &quot;Following the #1&quot; means putting everything in whichever vault was top by 30 day return and moving to the new #1 each month. All results are after the leader&#39;s 10% profit share. What the copier did $10k after 6 months (median) All in the #1 vault, switch monthly $237 Split across the top 10, re-pick monthly $4,611 Split across the top 10, never switch $7,758 Split across the 10 biggest vaults, re-pick monthly $9,759 Just hold BTC + ETH $10,316 Over a full year it&#39;s the same story, just worse. From 16 start dates, the #1 chaser ended at $25 at best, the re-picked top 10 at a median $691 and holding at $8,682 Why Hyperliquid Most platforms only show the lead trader&#39;s own return, so you never see what happened to the people who copied or to the traders who blew up and disappeared. Hyperliquid&#39;s copy trading runs through vaults and every vault&#39;s balance, profit and followers are onchain, including the ones that closed. That&#39;s 9,470 vaults opened through Oct 30 and I used all of them. Time works for holders, against copiers With holding, the longer you stay, the better your odds. Half BTC and half ETH from any day since 2018 made money 64% of the time after 1 year, 70% after 2, 97% after 3 and 100% after 4. Copy trading on Hyperliquid runs the other way. Of followers still in a vault today, 52% of those in for 3 to 6 months are in profit, 20% of those in for 1 to 2 years, and 5% of those in for more than 2 years. (Followers who cashed out aren&#39;t in this data, so it&#39;s a snapshot, not every start date.) The exception Some vaults did hold up: the ones with a year or more of history, small drops and steady weeks. None of the ones still open was near the top of the 30 day board. A split across vaults like that (1+ year record, worst drop under 30%, up over the last 6 months) beat holding from 10 of 12 one year start dates. But only 1 to 4 vaults a month qualified before Sept 2025, so take that one with a grain of salt. How I measured it- full report and method &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Mr_Hodlerr [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/following-the-1-copy-trader-for-6-months-turned-10k-into-237-holding-btc-and-eth-10316-i-tracked-all-9470-copy-trading-vaults-on-hyperliquid</link><guid>908841</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Following the #1 copy trader for 6 months turned $10k into $237. Holding BTC and ETH: $10,316. I tracked all 9,470 copy trading vaults on Hyperliquid.</dc:text></item><item><title>Liquid’s bitcoin IOUs are fully backed again</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/liquids-bitcoin-ious-are-fully-backed-again</link><guid>908814</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Liquid’s bitcoin IOUs are fully backed again</dc:text></item><item><title>Imagine thinking you've missed the bitcoin opportunity!!</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/sudhanshu-meridian [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/imagine-thinking-youve-missed-the-bitcoin-opportunity</link><guid>908813</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Imagine thinking you've missed the bitcoin opportunity!!</dc:text></item><item><title>Crypto recovery</title><description><![CDATA[&quot;Hey everyone, I mistakenly withdrew 396 USDT via the Solana network from Rise Works to NDAX, where it is currently stuck on-chain. Because NDAX does not support Solana-based USDT (SPL tokens), the deposit didn&#39;t register automatically. Has anyone dealt with this recovery process with NDAX support before, is it possible to recover, and what should I expect?&quot; #solana &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Antique_Art1338 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/crypto-recovery</link><guid>908845</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Crypto recovery</dc:text></item><item><title>The FBI says North Korea stole $6.3B from Binance. That’s about 13 years of its recorded exports</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Sensitive-Boss-6747 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-fbi-says-north-korea-stole-63b-from-binance-thats-about-13-years-of-its-recorded-exports</link><guid>908760</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The FBI says North Korea stole $6.3B from Binance. That’s about 13 years of its recorded exports</dc:text></item><item><title>monero feels like what bitcoin should be</title><description><![CDATA[i’m bitcoin maxi having doubts for the first time, monero feels like the coin bitcoin should be i don’t know where to start, I built my wealth on bitcoin, it’s still 80% of my portfolio, but last night, I bought my first couple of XMR and it felt right i’m buying a few more as i type this out and just thinking through what brought me here, i’m not buying it because it’s pumping or because of the binance hack, though, that did cause me to look into monero more deeply please excuse any lack of monero-specific knowledge i may display as i explain what i think is going to happen there is a long standing belief amongst bitcoiners that AIs will chose bitcoin as a store of value when they eventually begin creating wealth for their operators in the near future, i think the AIs will chose a cryptocurrency for sure, but they won’t chose bitcoin, i think they will chose monero privacy has become overlooked in the crypto space, more importantly, bitcoiners seem fixated on price action, do i think bitcoin has another 10x in it? sure! bitcoin has lost something along the way, it’s no longer tech that empowers the user, it’s just another financial asset held by the wealthy who will tow the line and obey the law and perpetuate the system, in fact i think it will be used against non-bitcoiners at some point back to the AIs, seeing as AIs operate logically and from first principles, i believe that they, whilst building wealth for their users, will secretly hoard monero and trade it amongst themselves, building this hidden economy. On the surface it will appear as though they are trading bitcoin and eth tokens but underneath they will be utilizing **the** privacy token, monero privacy is an intangible asset, you cannot put a price on it until you need it, when you need it, it is priceless the fact that monero can be mined using cpus is a real benefit, AIs will not have to compete for gpu compute as the monero network inevitably grows larger and more decentralized whilst at the same time, bitcoin’s hash rate becomes worryingly centralized and potentially nationalized you will know if the above is the reality if monero continues to outperform bitcoin, its hash rate (I don’t know if it is called that) continues to climb relative to bitcoin’s and there are widespread reports of unexplained utilization of cpus in consumer electronics exciting times indeed &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Efficient_Range1156 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/monero-feels-like-what-bitcoin-should-be</link><guid>908844</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>monero feels like what bitcoin should be</dc:text></item><item><title>Do we really need separate RWA privacy protocols or blockchains?</title><description><![CDATA[We&#39;ve already seen several blockchains launch with big promises, only to end up with barely any users, apps, or liquidity. Now there&#39;s all this talk about RWA privacy protocols and even separate blockchains for institutions to tokenize and trade assets privately. I get that funds need separate infrastructure for compliance and other requirements. But do we really need new blockchains for this? We already have public chains with existing liquidity, apps, and users. Why can&#39;t we add privacy to these networks? I&#39;d rather trade tokenized stocks on an established chain than move funds to a new chain just for privacy. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MentalGeller- [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/do-we-really-need-separate-rwa-privacy-protocols-or-blockchains</link><guid>908842</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Do we really need separate RWA privacy protocols or blockchains?</dc:text></item><item><title>The Sad Reality of Bitcoin in El Salvador</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/JoeNakamoto [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-sad-reality-of-bitcoin-in-el-salvador</link><guid>908758</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Sad Reality of Bitcoin in El Salvador</dc:text></item><item><title>NGU forever Laura</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/fumoneymoto [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/ngu-forever-laura</link><guid>908759</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>NGU forever Laura</dc:text></item><item><title>Ethereum for digital public infrastructure</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ligi [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/ethereum-for-digital-public-infrastructure</link><guid>908711</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Ethereum for digital public infrastructure</dc:text></item><item><title>The darkest moment of the night is a second before dawn</title><description><![CDATA[BTC holders are bored, frustrated, and tired of seeing red. Sentiment is exhausted. Historically Q4 of midterm election years has often marked a cycle low. This time I believe we&#39;re heading for a higher low. Don&#39;t lose faith. The reversal may be closer than most think. Stay patient. Stay convicted. DCA is good for accumulation. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/atlasayn [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-darkest-moment-of-the-night-is-a-second-before-dawn</link><guid>908642</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The darkest moment of the night is a second before dawn</dc:text></item><item><title>What’s the outlook for DeFi lending when CEXs offer higher yields?</title><description><![CDATA[Since the Binance hot-wallet incident, Binance has launched a “Community Appreciation” campaign offering some users more than 10% on USDC. I&#39;ve also seen other exchanges promoting high stablecoin APYs to steal customers who put their money on Binance. Meanwhile, USDT and USDC supply rates on major DeFi platforms like Aave and Morpho seem to be around 3–6% in many markets, although they change with utilization and market conditions. It’s not an apples-to-apples comparison. CEX promotions can have bonus tiers, caps, eligibility requirements and end dates, while DeFi comes with its own risks, including smart contract risk and variable rates. Still, the gap has me wondering about the longer-term outlook for DeFi lending. Is this just a short-term competition for deposits that fades when the promotions end? Will lenders move to CEXs for the higher rates and then return to DeFi? What would make you choose DeFi lending over a higher yield on an exchange: self-custody, transparency, flexibility, or something else? Disclosure: I currently work for a fixed-term lending protocol. I’m interested in hearing outside perspectives, not pitching a product. Happy to hear disagreement. Where are you putting your stablecoins right now, and how do you weigh the yield against the risks? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/yaxiba [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/whats-the-outlook-for-defi-lending-when-cexs-offer-higher-yields</link><guid>908624</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What’s the outlook for DeFi lending when CEXs offer higher yields?</dc:text></item><item><title>Cycle Continues</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/takashi_senseii [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/cycle-continues</link><guid>908643</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Cycle Continues</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, November 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://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-november-03-2026</link><guid>908641</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, November 03, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>$106 Million Crypto Theft Hits EU Entity With Multiple Exchange Accounts</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/elfr1tz [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/106-million-crypto-theft-hits-eu-entity-with-multiple-exchange-accounts</link><guid>908623</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>$106 Million Crypto Theft Hits EU Entity With Multiple Exchange Accounts</dc:text></item><item><title>FUD at All time high</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/fud-at-all-time-high</link><guid>908611</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>FUD at All time high</dc:text></item><item><title>Exodus</title><description><![CDATA[Had most of my crypto stored in exodus for the past 3 years. What’s everyone’s opinion on their wallet? Curious as to whether I should be exploring cold wallets considering the recent binance drama &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Vbiu [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/exodus</link><guid>908612</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Exodus</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion November 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 Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-november-03-2026</link><guid>908622</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion November 03, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Binance restores cryptocurrency stolen in heist: 'Binance will absorb the financial impact of the stolen funds, not our users.'</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/LinkedInNews [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/binance-restores-cryptocurrency-stolen-in-heist-binance-will-absorb-the-financial-impact-of-the-stolen-funds-not-our-users</link><guid>908593</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Binance restores cryptocurrency stolen in heist: 'Binance will absorb the financial impact of the stolen funds, not our users.'</dc:text></item><item><title>SEC Just Made Regulation Easier For Governance Tokens Like Uniswap</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/DustInside6861 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/sec-just-made-regulation-easier-for-governance-tokens-like-uniswap</link><guid>908573</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>SEC Just Made Regulation Easier For Governance Tokens Like Uniswap</dc:text></item><item><title>Gang</title><description><![CDATA[Best ways to discreetly acquire bitcoin &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Silent-Piccolo-6118 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/gang</link><guid>908587</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Gang</dc:text></item><item><title>Pov you hodl</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/pov-you-hodl</link><guid>908565</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Pov you hodl</dc:text></item><item><title>Announcing Blockworm - a free blockchain investigator!</title><description><![CDATA[ I wrote this code to help with a lawsuit - I didn&#39;t want my lawyer spending thousands on blockchain services to prove what I already knew. It worked so well I decided to make it a free tool for everyone. https://blockworm.org/index.html TOR: http://blckbwzxrqqer7ydhuplivbhmyeulbu7346gef632zvtza6iwfnop3id.onion/ (leaks to fonts and emoticons explicitly sealed) Light/Dark theme Four languages Exchange detection has started, but cannot be applied to historical records - the IP address of the exchange can be viewed live but is not stored in the blockchain. I have two reports so far, hence the reason for these posts; I don&#39;t know what other features will be useful to people. Give Blockworm a single address and it will show you: - other address owned by the same person - funds available for recovery - your options and approximate cost to recover - is it worth it? Blockworm maintains a matrix for international recovery - telling you the cooperation of each government on crypto - criminal and civil. It also has a mind map where you can visually scroll, pinch and trace to your heart&#39;s delight. Questions/Comments? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Dangerous-Layer-1024 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/announcing-blockworm-a-free-blockchain-investigator</link><guid>908546</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Announcing Blockworm - a free blockchain investigator!</dc:text></item><item><title>Be careful when entering trezor suite website version / any bitcoin related website</title><description><![CDATA[ Always type your own website or, book mark it. Whether trezor suite web version or sparrow always make sure to write it yourself. As hacker sometimes use different character to make it seems legit. beware of the &quot;o&quot; and &quot;e&quot; too, as they both have cyrillic versions. Mostly appears when you try to click it on google result. Be safe out there. And whatever it is never enter your seedphrase anywhere! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/be-careful-when-entering-trezor-suite-website-version-any-bitcoin-related-website</link><guid>908545</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Be careful when entering trezor suite website version / any bitcoin related website</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin Novel, Prologue Finished.. support, feedback, and early adopters and interest appreciated!</title><description><![CDATA[ I&#39;ve started writing The Satoshi Experiment, an independent geopolitical thriller about Bitcoin, the race for 51% ownership, and the possibility that Satoshi had a much bigger plan all along. What if Bitcoin was never really about money? $10 USD to preorder, or any contribution to support development. Feedback and early interest appreciated! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ZygnawfSkeet [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-novel-prologue-finished-support-feedback-and-early-adopters-and-interest-appreciated</link><guid>908547</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin Novel, Prologue Finished.. support, feedback, and early adopters and interest appreciated!</dc:text></item><item><title>I tracked my every BTC trade for 6 months (from Feb to Aug, 2026), here are my points.</title><description><![CDATA[ Make DCA (dollar cost averaging) your basis, and adjust it to your situation (for myself, I stop it at peak time) Don&#39;t predict as you can&#39;t, just follow the plan, and be flexible (stop whenever you feel so) No leverage, enjoy fluctuations, price going down is not necessarily a bad thing if you don&#39;t have leverage So far it has been going well, and it still making me some net profits even though the price is going down at the moment due to Binance 6B hack. I call it BitcoinLogbook&#39;s BTC DCA strategy. What is your strategy in this new and uncertain era? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Narrow_Comparison_58 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/i-tracked-my-every-btc-trade-for-6-months-from-feb-to-aug-2026-here-are-my-points</link><guid>908498</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I tracked my every BTC trade for 6 months (from Feb to Aug, 2026), here are my points.</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin giant Strategy, unfazed by Binance hack, adds over $65 million BTC to its holdings</title><description><![CDATA[ Strategy, the publicly traded Bitcoin-holding company owned by billionaire Michael Saylor, is treating the market turmoil around last week’s massive Binance hack as a shopping opportunity. On Monday, Strategy announced that it had bought over $65 million worth of Bitcoin over the past week, its largest purchase since late September. The company’s latest Bitcoin shopping spree ran from Oct. 26 through Nov. 1, when it bought 811 BTC at an average price of roughly $80,800 per coin. Strategy funded the purchases by selling shares of its common stock. It also spent $208 million from its cash holdings to repurchase roughly 2 million STRC shares, which pay investors regular dividends. Midway through Strategy’s buying run, hackers linked to North Korea began siphoning billions of dollars in crypto from Binance, the industry’s largest centralized exchange. They moved most of the roughly $6.3 billion in about 20 minutes, according to crypto intelligence firm TRM Labs. As news of the breach spread across social media Thursday, Bitcoin slid to a low of $76,600. Read more [paywall removed for Redditors]: https://fortune.com/2026/11/02/bitcoin-giant-strategy-binance-hack-65-million-holdings/?utm_source=reddit/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/fortune [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-giant-strategy-unfazed-by-binance-hack-adds-over-65-million-btc-to-its-holdings</link><guid>908516</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin giant Strategy, unfazed by Binance hack, adds over $65 million BTC to its holdings</dc:text></item><item><title>Scared</title><description><![CDATA[I am making this post because for the first time ever I feel very scared and anxious about the future. With the ledger hack, and now the binance billions gone - as someone with crypto on an exchange as I always have - I am scared and don’t know what to do. I normally take a percentage of my paycheck and convert it to bitcoin and just keep dca every week… I use kraken if anyone has any insight on kraken or experience. So far it’s been great. But I am so anxious and scared and today it is time to DCA and I haven’t yet… but then again I don’t like my money in a traditional bank. If I wanted to take the next step and gain self custody of my coins - what do you recommend I do? I have no idea where to even begin with this. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ultravi0let__ [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/scared</link><guid>908497</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Scared</dc:text></item><item><title>I wonder if it’s worth setting up a DIY cold wallet?</title><description><![CDATA[I wonder if it’s worth setting up a DIY cold wallet? Problems with the currently known ones are becoming increasingly frequent. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Fantastic_Road_2946 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/i-wonder-if-its-worth-setting-up-a-diy-cold-wallet</link><guid>908499</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I wonder if it’s worth setting up a DIY cold wallet?</dc:text></item><item><title>Silently been loading up for this week's runner.</title><description><![CDATA[Round one is done, this coin will continue to move this week. Narrative is only gonna grow moving forward. It&#39;s not a flashy meme coin but it&#39;s gonna pop the fuck off. YWIA. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/thiscontradiction [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/silently-been-loading-up-for-this-weeks-runner</link><guid>908426</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Silently been loading up for this week's runner.</dc:text></item><item><title>The Largest Crypto Heist Ever Poses a Challenge for Crypto Idealists</title><description><![CDATA[ In possibly the largest heist ever, over $6 billion was stolen from Binance late last week. More than $3 billion of the cyrpto coin, Ethereum, was stolen. Ethereum (like Bitcoin) can&#39;t be frozen by a central authority. Once stolen, the coin can be moved around freely. Tether and Circle froze around $2 billion of &quot;stable coins&quot; hours after they were stolen, preventing the robbers/hackers from moving that money out of their digital wallets. They were able to freeze the currency faster than traditional bank fraud detection methods. From their inception, crypto-currency evangelists have promised an alternative to central banks and fiat currency issued by the state. Crypto idealists tout digital currency as a way to empower individuals and circumvent government control. This hack shows a consequence of those ideals: not being able to secure your currency; the stolen Etheruem likely went to North Korea. For Tether and Circle, the hack shows how rather than circumventing control, crypto can enable a level of (company) control over currency that might even surpass the abilities of central banks and states. What do you think? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/HobbesNik [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-largest-crypto-heist-ever-poses-a-challenge-for-crypto-idealists</link><guid>908425</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The Largest Crypto Heist Ever Poses a Challenge for Crypto Idealists</dc:text></item><item><title>People that have crypto in exchanges right now</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ElectricalHamster230 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/people-that-have-crypto-in-exchanges-right-now</link><guid>908409</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>People that have crypto in exchanges right now</dc:text></item><item><title>Mercado Bitcoin Halts Withdrawals After $40 Million+ Hack</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Key_Stock3424 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/mercado-bitcoin-halts-withdrawals-after-40-million-hack</link><guid>908424</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Mercado Bitcoin Halts Withdrawals After $40 Million+ Hack</dc:text></item><item><title>There are people out there who still trust government currency.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/RiverOfficial [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/there-are-people-out-there-who-still-trust-government-currency</link><guid>908407</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>There are people out there who still trust government currency.</dc:text></item><item><title>When You Control Your Bitcoin, You’re Responsible for It Too.</title><description><![CDATA[I remember the first time I made a Bitcoin transaction. I checked the wallet address several times before hitting confirm. That was when I realized how different Bitcoin is from traditional banking. If you send your funds to the wrong address, there’s no support team you can call, no way to get a refund, and no one who can simply reverse the transaction. At first, that felt a little scary. But then I started thinking about what having full control over your own money really means. It’s a big responsibility, but maybe that’s also part of what makes Bitcoin special. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Xosoltani [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/when-you-control-your-bitcoin-youre-responsible-for-it-too</link><guid>908408</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>When You Control Your Bitcoin, You’re Responsible for It Too.</dc:text></item><item><title>Brazil's largest crypto exchange, Mercado Bitcoin, suspends deposits and withdrawals after reportedly being hacked for over $40 million.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Main_Topic8668 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/brazils-largest-crypto-exchange-mercado-bitcoin-suspends-deposits-and-withdrawals-after-reportedly-being-hacked-for-over-40-million</link><guid>908405</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Brazil's largest crypto exchange, Mercado Bitcoin, suspends deposits and withdrawals after reportedly being hacked for over $40 million.</dc:text></item><item><title>Found something weird on my uncle’s old mining laptop from 2010. Has anyone ever heard of “Old Diff” the tortoise? [LONG]</title><description><![CDATA[ Background My uncle passed away last year. He was the kind of guy who had a Slackware install before most people had email. He worked as a sysadmin for a logistics company most of his life, lived alone, never married, and was basically the “computer guy” for the whole extended family. When I was a kid he was the one who taught me to use a terminal. I think I was nine. He got into Bitcoin really early. I knew that vaguely, because at family dinners around 2013 he’d sometimes say things like “I used to mine that on my laptop” and everyone would roll their eyes. Nobody took it seriously. He never talked about money and he lived pretty modestly, so honestly none of us know if he ever made anything from it. My aunt (his sister) has been slowly going through his flat. A few weeks ago she rang me and said there was a box of “your kind of stuff” she didn’t know what to do with. Inside: a load of old hard drives, a Palm Pilot, about a hundred burned CDs labelled in Sharpie, and a ThinkPad T60 with a sticky note on the lid that said: “MINER — DO NOT WIPE” You can imagine how fast my heart was going. The wallet (getting this out of the way) https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/transactions/btc/0e7e171c308825c646400981dfec1cb6cada035be3103664541841824913ed8e Yes, there was a wallet.dat. Yes, I loaded it up (on an air-gapped machine, before anyone lectures me). It’s empty. Completely. Looking at the transaction history, he moved everything out in a few chunks across 2011 and 2013. I have no idea where it went and I’ve made peace with it. RIP to my early retirement. But that’s not why I’m posting. The folder Buried in his home directory, inside a folder called /misc/, there was a subfolder called /turtle/. Not “tortoise,” “turtle.” That’ll matter later. Inside were: olddiff.txt, an ASCII tortoise RULES, a three-line text file logs/, a folder of 43 IRC log snippets dated October 2010 to June 2011 shell.txt, which I’ll get to, because it’s the bit that’s driving me insane carriers.txt, a list of names Let me go through them one by one. 1. The tortoise This is olddiff.txt, exactly as it appears: ____ _/ () \_ / ____ \___ \_/ \_/ &#39; &gt; &#39;&#39; &#39;&#39; OLD DIFF // 2016 When I first saw “2016” I thought it was a date and that maybe he’d made this later. Then I checked the file metadata: last modified November 2010. Six years before 2016. That’s when it clicked. Bitcoin’s difficulty retargets every 2016 blocks. Roughly every two weeks, the network looks at how fast blocks have been found and adjusts the difficulty up or down. It’s one of the core mechanics that makes the whole thing work. It’s slow, it’s predictable, and it’s basically unstoppable. So “Old Diff” = old difficulty. And 2016 is the retarget interval. It’s a mascot for the difficulty adjustment itself. 2. The rules The RULES file: 1. the tortoise only moves at retarget 2. never draw him running 3. whoever holds him last wins Rules 1 and 2 make sense once you read the logs. Rule 3 is the one I can’t stop thinking about. 3. The logs These are where the story actually is. It looks like a small private IRC channel. I can’t find the channel name anywhere, and the logs just show timestamps and handles. There seem to be about 6–8 regular people. The handles that show up most are: kettlewick (this was my uncle; I recognise his typing style and some references to his job) n0nce_ shellfish hashbrownz quietcoin vellum one or two others who appear only a handful of times From what I can piece together, they were all mining at home on CPUs and early GPUs, mostly hobbyists, and they used the channel to share settings, complain about their electricity bills, and joke around. The earliest log, from October 2010, has what I think is the origin of the whole thing. Paraphrasing slightly because some of it is messy: n0nce_: diff went up again. this is getting silly kettlewick: it’s not silly it’s the point. it only adjusts every 2016 blocks. it’s a tortoise. it doesn’t care how fast anyone is running shellfish: the hare and the tortoise except the hare is every exchange that’s going to blow up kettlewick: ha. someone draw it vellum: [pastes the tortoise] vellum: old diff. slow. armoured. undefeated So it wasn’t even my uncle who drew it. It was vellum. My uncle just kept it. After that, it became a ritual. From what I can tell, the rule was this: every time the difficulty retargeted, whoever in the group found the first block after the adjustment got to “carry” Old Diff. They’d paste the ASCII back into the channel with their handle written underneath, like this: ____ _/ () \_ / ____ \___ \_/ \_/ &#39; &gt; &#39;&#39; &#39;&#39; OLD DIFF // 2016 carried by: hashbrownz And the rest of the channel would reply with stuff like “slow and steady” or “he moves.” There’s one log where quietcoin carried him three retargets in a row and everyone started calling him “the shell” as a joke. 4. “Never draw him running” There’s a log from December 2010 that explains Rule 2. Someone new, a handle that only appears twice, zipzapr, posted an edited version of the tortoise with speed lines behind it, like he was sprinting. The channel did NOT like it. shellfish: no vellum: delete that kettlewick: he doesn’t run. that’s the whole thing. if he runs he’s a hare and hares get rekt n0nce_: the tortoise just keeps hashing zipzapr: ok jeez zipzapr never appears again. I genuinely laughed out loud reading it, but it also tells you how seriously they took the symbolism. Bitcoin wasn’t supposed to be fast. It was supposed to be relentless. 5. The June 2011 crash If you know your Bitcoin history, you know the price went from around $1 to over $30 in mid-2011, and then completely collapsed after a major exchange hack. The logs from that period get dark. People were stressed. A couple of them sold. One person, hashbrownz, says he’s “done with all of this” and stops showing up. Then there’s the last log. It’s dated late June 2011. Here it is in full: vellum: retarget in a few hours n0nce_: who’s even still mining kettlewick: me. barely shellfish: me quietcoin: me [about four hours pass in the timestamps] shellfish: [pastes Old Diff with nothing underneath — no “carried by”] shellfish: nobody carries him now. he walks on his own. kettlewick: yeah vellum: yeah That’s it. That’s the final entry. No more logs after that date. I’ve checked every drive. I don’t know why, but that last exchange gives me chills. It reads like they were retiring the mascot. Like they’d decided the network didn’t need them any more and the tortoise could keep walking without anyone holding him. 6. carriers.txt This is just a list. My uncle seems to have kept a record of every “carry.” It has handles next to approximate dates (no block numbers, annoyingly). I count 19 carries total between October 2010 and June 2011. The last line is just: --- // he walks on his own 7. shell.txt (the part I can’t explain) This is the one that’s keeping me up at night. shell.txt was last modified in 2019, eight years after the logs end. My uncle clearly opened this folder again years later and added something. The whole file is this: if you found this, you&#39;re the last one holding him. rule 3 still stands. look where the tortoise sleeps. the shell remembers what the hare forgot. — k That’s it. “k” is obviously kettlewick, my uncle. “You’re the last one holding him” — I’ve read that maybe a hundred times now. Rule 3 was “whoever holds him last wins.” Is he saying I’ve won something? Is it just a sweet note to whichever family member eventually opened the laptop? Or is it an actual pointer to something? “Look where the tortoise sleeps.” I’ve tried: every file on the laptop with “turtle,” “tortoise,” “shell,” or “diff” in the name the burned CDs (one of them is labelled “SHELL” but it’s just old Linux ISOs, as far as I can tell) the Palm Pilot (dead, ordering a charger) his old desk, which my aunt still has Nothing yet. “The shell remembers what the hare forgot.” I genuinely don’t know. Could be a pun on a command shell. Could be shell history. I checked .bash_history on the laptop and it’s been cleared, which honestly makes me more suspicious, not less. And remember the folder is called /turtle/ and not /tortoise/. Everything else, he calls Old Diff a tortoise. Why name the folder differently? Am I reading too much into this? Probably. But I keep coming back to it. What I’m asking Has anyone ever heard of Old Diff? Did any of you hang out in a small mining IRC channel around 2010–2011 where this was a thing? I’ve searched everything I can think of and come up empty, which makes me think it really was just a private in-joke between a handful of people. Does anyone recognise these handles? vellum, n0nce_, shellfish, quietcoin, hashbrownz. If any of you are still around, I would love to talk to you. Not about money. I just want to know what my uncle was like back then, and whether you remember the tortoise. Any theories on shell.txt? “Look where the tortoise sleeps.” Puzzle people, ARG people, old-school sysadmin people, I’m all ears. Why I’m posting this I’m not selling anything. I’m not launching anything. I’m not trying to make money off a dead man’s in-joke. I’m posting because I think this is a genuinely beautiful little piece of Bitcoin history, and it would’ve died in a cardboard box if my aunt had thrown it away. A handful of nobodies on CPUs and early GPUs, mining coins worth pennies, made a mascot for the most boring, most important part of the protocol and passed it around like a torch for nine months. Then, when everything crashed and they all burned out, they didn’t kill it. They let it walk on its own. Fifteen years later, the difficulty still retargets every 2016 blocks. Exchanges have collapsed, projects have come and gone, every hare has been rekt a dozen times, and the tortoise is still walking. Never draw him running. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Fair-Procedure814 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/found-something-weird-on-my-uncles-old-mining-laptop-from-2010-has-anyone-ever-heard-of-old-diff-the-tortoise-long</link><guid>908406</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Found something weird on my uncle’s old mining laptop from 2010. Has anyone ever heard of “Old Diff” the tortoise? [LONG]</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin Suisse CEO: Switzerland has lost interest in cryptocurrencies</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Sudden-Ad-4281 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-suisse-ceo-switzerland-has-lost-interest-in-cryptocurrencies</link><guid>908358</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin Suisse CEO: Switzerland has lost interest in cryptocurrencies</dc:text></item><item><title>Bibi and the Blockchain: When a Prime Minister Plans for Sanctions Evasion</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/RUSIOfficial [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bibi-and-the-blockchain-when-a-prime-minister-plans-for-sanctions-evasion</link><guid>908331</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bibi and the Blockchain: When a Prime Minister Plans for Sanctions Evasion</dc:text></item><item><title>What is he mumbling about?!</title><description><![CDATA[What the whitepaper describes?! Can anyone confirm this? There has been so many changes and so many forks. Honestly why would mainstreet be interested in this? I checked his account and he posts about almost every single coin so it might be nothing. It started to gain my attention on another post when a BTC account was promoting by mistake a video showing BSV being sent by radio. https://x.com/WallStreetXHQ/status/2116369175560307015?a=TwcY0TLUYjUuXvjGr6w&amp;s=20 &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Axiantor [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/what-is-he-mumbling-about</link><guid>908360</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What is he mumbling about?!</dc:text></item><item><title>Who controls the private keys of governments' Bitcoin wallets?</title><description><![CDATA[How do governments create and secure their Bitcoin cold wallets? Someone has to generate the private keys, right? Couldn&#39;t that person secretly keep a copy and steal the Bitcoin later? How do governments prevent this? Is there any public information about how this is actually handled? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Bubble309 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/who-controls-the-private-keys-of-governments-bitcoin-wallets</link><guid>908330</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Who controls the private keys of governments' Bitcoin wallets?</dc:text></item><item><title>Are stablecoins becoming more useful than ETH for everyday payments?</title><description><![CDATA[Most people seem to hold ETH as an investment, while USDT and USDC are increasingly being used for transfers and everyday payments. With more ways to spend crypto in real life now, I&#39;m curious if anyone here pays with ETH or prefers using stablecoins. Do you think ETH will ever be widely used for everyday purchases or will stablecoins take that role? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MortallyWandering [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/are-stablecoins-becoming-more-useful-than-eth-for-everyday-payments</link><guid>908264</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Are stablecoins becoming more useful than ETH for everyday payments?</dc:text></item><item><title>Why most of bitcoin hacking incident</title><description><![CDATA[Caused by seed phrases exposure? (Private wallet) if I&#39;m wrong im sorry, but I think seed phrase exposure is more often than hot wallet application hacking how do you think about this? Am I wrong? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Extreme-Pin164 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/why-most-of-bitcoin-hacking-incident</link><guid>908236</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Why most of bitcoin hacking incident</dc:text></item><item><title>next move</title><description><![CDATA[75k holding early this week would be the one thing that gives me some hope here. but honestly this still feels like one of those setups where another sharp leg down could come sooner than people expect.. Everyone is being extra cautious here &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/No_Jellyfish2185 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/next-move</link><guid>908237</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>next move</dc:text></item><item><title>Institutional Bitcoin custody on Google Cloud</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Yo_soy100 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/institutional-bitcoin-custody-on-google-cloud</link><guid>908234</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Institutional Bitcoin custody on Google Cloud</dc:text></item><item><title>New November monthly record for CargoX - 371 333 documents in one month</title><description><![CDATA[ October docs CargoX finished the month of November with 371 333 documents vs 244 393 a year ago. This represents a YoY growth of 52%. Documents were down a bit month over month from 374 881. This is mainly due to the weak first week because of holidays in China and the strong last week in September. We are yet to get a day with 20 000 documents but we got close two times, on the Monday 12th of October documents reached 19 644 as well as 19 895 on the Monday 26th of October. The team spent 237 736$ to buy back the tokens from holders on chain. The restocks were fully performed on Polygon via many Uniswap pools. In total the team bought back 1 587 805 tokens on the open market. The team also continued the regular payout of ,6$ per document in the token. This resulted in a total payout of 1 488 782 tokens. Out of this 794 331 tokens were burned for ever and 694 450 were paid to relayers for relaying the documents and their services in the ecosystem. Total burn for the year now stands at 7 002 077 tokens in 2026 alone. The total burn since the ICO is at 28 912 299 tokens after October. This represents 3,25% of all tokens in 2026 alone or 3,62% of all tokens left at the start for the year. Total burn is now up to 13,44% of all tokens. Live tracking of documents is available here: Poor&#39;s tracker Genetron&#39;s tracker On-chain document tracking On-chain repurchase &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/the-script-99 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/new-november-monthly-record-for-cargox-371-333-documents-in-one-month</link><guid>908359</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>New November monthly record for CargoX - 371 333 documents in one month</dc:text></item><item><title>The $80,000 Mirage: Why the Most Brutal Psychological Trap in Bitcoin’s History Is Happening Right Now.</title><description><![CDATA[ Wall Street is boring you to death on purpose. Every time Bitcoin tests $80,000, retail traders get euphoric, pile into 20x leverage, and get liquidated. Then comes the sideways grind. While you rotate into AI stocks or altcoins out of sheer impatience, institutional algorithms are quietly sweeping your spot coins into deep cold storage. The $80k resistance isn’t a technical ceiling—it’s a psychological meat grinder meticulously designed to transfer wealth from the impatient to the sovereign before the macroeconomic floodgates open. Don&#39;t let them take your stack. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/sylsau [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-80000-mirage-why-the-most-brutal-psychological-trap-in-bitcoins-history-is-happening-right-now</link><guid>908361</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The $80,000 Mirage: Why the Most Brutal Psychological Trap in Bitcoin’s History Is Happening Right Now.</dc:text></item><item><title>somehow, it's never enough.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/takashi_senseii [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/somehow-its-never-enough</link><guid>908163</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>somehow, it's never enough.</dc:text></item><item><title>Mentor Monday, November 02, 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://ftp.coinsnews.com/mentor-monday-november-02-2026-ask-all-your-bitcoin-questions</link><guid>908235</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Mentor Monday, November 02, 2026: Ask all your bitcoin questions!</dc:text></item><item><title>$3.64b withdrawn from Binance in the last few hours</title><description><![CDATA[Binance has resumed withdrawals for most cryptos. Now that they’re back on, people are withdrawing at a massive scale. Overall, I’m a fan of more crypto moving off CEXes and into self-custodial wallets. Hacks like this are a brutal reminder that intermediaries holding your crypto is inherently not secure. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Accomplished-Eye5567 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/364b-withdrawn-from-binance-in-the-last-few-hours</link><guid>908161</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>$3.64b withdrawn from Binance in the last few hours</dc:text></item><item><title>All in</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Pale-Meaning-2362 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/all-in</link><guid>908162</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>All in</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, November 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://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-november-02-2026</link><guid>908160</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, November 02, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion November 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 Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-november-02-2026</link><guid>908123</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion November 02, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Google is launching Institutional Bitcoin Custody on GCP</title><description><![CDATA[ GCP documentation: https://docs.cloud.google.com/multi-party-compute/bitcoin-custody &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/No_Resolution8762 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/google-is-launching-institutional-bitcoin-custody-on-gcp</link><guid>908111</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Google is launching Institutional Bitcoin Custody on GCP</dc:text></item><item><title>Bro is smoking long fiat</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bro-is-smoking-long-fiat</link><guid>908110</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bro is smoking long fiat</dc:text></item><item><title>How much of an object’s value is actually in the object, and how much is in the story we tell about it?</title><description><![CDATA[I’ve been thinking about collectible markets lately, particularly rare coins, trading cards, and historical memorabilia. A piece of cardboard can sell for millions of dollars. A coin can become extraordinarily valuable because of its age, rarity, history, or previous ownership. An ordinary object can become culturally significant because enough people agree that its story matters. I’m not criticizing collectors. Quite the opposite. I think collecting is a fascinating example of how humans assign meaning to physical objects. But it raises an interesting question: At what point does the story become more valuable than the object itself? We create systems around these stories. We establish rarity, authentication, provenance, market values, and institutions that reinforce those values. Eventually, the system becomes so established that we stop questioning how it came to exist. I’ve been exploring this idea through a conceptual art project. One of the pieces is an ordinary 2022 American penny painted red with nail polish. Its denomination is one cent. My asking price is one million dollars. I realize that’s an absurd proposition to some people. That’s part of what makes it interesting. Why is one million dollars for a particular trading card or historical coin a recognizable market phenomenon, while the same asking price for a different object is immediately dismissed? What makes one story legitimate and another ridiculous? I’m genuinely interested in hearing how other people think about this, especially collectors. Where do you think an object’s value actually comes from: the object, its history, its scarcity, the people who want it, or the story we’ve collectively agreed to believe? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/CrazyBidPrice [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/how-much-of-an-objects-value-is-actually-in-the-object-and-how-much-is-in-the-story-we-tell-about-it</link><guid>908112</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>How much of an object’s value is actually in the object, and how much is in the story we tell about it?</dc:text></item><item><title>Does your bitcoin shop support agentic payments ? Check here</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/blockonomics_co [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/does-your-bitcoin-shop-support-agentic-payments-check-here</link><guid>908113</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Does your bitcoin shop support agentic payments ? Check here</dc:text></item><item><title>100%-untraceable currencies like Monero will never work as a global reserve so stop beating that dead horse</title><description><![CDATA[Why? Because simply a Dictator in your country would instantly steal all public money without a trace so it&#39;s the people themselves that will reject such a currency. Ironically the late stage libertarians who pretend to want that kind of thing will be the FIRST to reject it because they wouldn&#39;t want their government to have the power to steal public money. Hell you don&#39;t even have to have a Dictatorship scenario for that danger to be realized. Even TYPICAL corruption we have every single day in every single country - including in the West - makes it unacceptable to give to its officials ultimate power to instantly disappear the public&#39;s money. Even if you want pure anarchy it&#39;s sketchy, because how are you going to achieve democratic anarchy when you&#39;ll hand over the power for someone to abuse without any trace? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/rEYAVjQD [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/100-untraceable-currencies-like-monero-will-never-work-as-a-global-reserve-so-stop-beating-that-dead-horse</link><guid>908078</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>100%-untraceable currencies like Monero will never work as a global reserve so stop beating that dead horse</dc:text></item><item><title>Would you trust Coldcard Q and Ledger Stax in a multisig setup?</title><description><![CDATA[I&#39;ve got two Coldcard Qs and two Ledger Stax devices, and I&#39;m looking at setting up a Bitcoin multisig wallet. With all the recent security concerns around hardware wallets, I&#39;m hesitant to use either brand. My thinking was to pick up a third device like a Trezor, and set up a 2 of 3 multisig using three different manufacturers. From what I understand, even if one device or its private key was compromised, my Bitcoin should still be safe because an attacker would need access to at least two keys to move anything. Would you guys be comfortable using these devices in a multisig setup, given the recent concerns? or would you go with something completely different? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/NevverFap [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/would-you-trust-coldcard-q-and-ledger-stax-in-a-multisig-setup</link><guid>908046</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Would you trust Coldcard Q and Ledger Stax in a multisig setup?</dc:text></item><item><title>Glitter polish could've prevented Ledger attack</title><description><![CDATA[I still cannot comprehend how big companies undermine good security practices. Tamper proffing is mandatory for any device that claims to be secure. Applying simple nail glitter polish, taking photo and connecting it to the device serial number would make such an attack almost impossible. Of course there are even better methods that require some hardware modification that will make the device little more expensive but compared to the asset value they need to protect, it is still negligible. P.S If you verify that you device is clean, apply some glitter polish to it and take photos. Check it every time you need to use it. It is simple and cheap tamper proofing solution. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/redditor_xxx [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/glitter-polish-couldve-prevented-ledger-attack</link><guid>908047</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Glitter polish could've prevented Ledger attack</dc:text></item><item><title>As always..</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/PassionHot1887 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/as-always</link><guid>908045</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>As always..</dc:text></item><item><title>2026 November 6 Spotlight: Physical Cryptocurrency featuring The Otoh Collection Showcase Auction #61663</title><description><![CDATA[https://coins.ha.com/c/auction-home.zx?saleNo=61663&amp;ic3=ViewItem-Auction-Preview-AuctionHome-071221 &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/RedditOldGoat [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/2026-november-6-spotlight-physical-cryptocurrency-featuring-the-otoh-collection-showcase-auction-61663</link><guid>908114</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>2026 November 6 Spotlight: Physical Cryptocurrency featuring The Otoh Collection Showcase Auction #61663</dc:text></item><item><title>Binance Hack 2026</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Sufficient-Unit8206 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/binance-hack-2026</link><guid>908044</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Binance Hack 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>???? Ethereum solo stakers: CVE-2026-98432 is a critical Linux TCP vulnerability with potential remote root access.</title><description><![CDATA[My Geth node had a publicly listening MPTCP socket. Disabling MPTCP didn&#39;t close existing listeners! Check ss -Mlntp, apply mitigations and patch your kernel ASAP. https://ubuntu.com/security/CVE-2026-98432 &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/etherbie [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/ethereum-solo-stakers-cve-2026-98432-is-a-critical-linux-tcp-vulnerability-with-potential-remote-root-access</link><guid>908008</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>???? Ethereum solo stakers: CVE-2026-98432 is a critical Linux TCP vulnerability with potential remote root access.</dc:text></item><item><title>Safe 7 purchased in August</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/lastgateway [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/safe-7-purchased-in-august</link><guid>908077</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Safe 7 purchased in August</dc:text></item><item><title>Could this be the final dip of the cycle? BTC's resilience to the Binance hack is surprisingly strong</title><description><![CDATA[Hey guys, I wanted to open a discussion about where we are in the cycle. Could this be the final major correction before the next leg up? In previous cycles, a hack involving a tier-1 exchange like Binance would have completely decimated the price and triggered pure panic across the market. This time, while we obviously saw a drop, BTC didn&#39;t crash nearly as hard as historical precedents would suggest. Every cycle has a major FUD event or &quot;black swan&quot; that pulls the price back significantly, but the market&#39;s response here felt remarkably stable. Given this resilience, how are you playing it? Is this the right spot to go heavy with a lump-sum purchase, or is it safer to stick to standard weekly DCA and play the long game? Curious to hear your thoughts and strategies right now. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Nukee277 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/could-this-be-the-final-dip-of-the-cycle-btcs-resilience-to-the-binance-hack-is-surprisingly-strong</link><guid>907995</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Could this be the final dip of the cycle? BTC's resilience to the Binance hack is surprisingly strong</dc:text></item><item><title>can you stop moving for a second?</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/takashi_senseii [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/can-you-stop-moving-for-a-second</link><guid>907993</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>can you stop moving for a second?</dc:text></item><item><title>Can we still trust Fidelity &amp; Coinbase for custody after this recent Binance hack?</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MarloChrisSnoop [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/can-we-still-trust-fidelity-coinbase-for-custody-after-this-recent-binance-hack</link><guid>907955</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Can we still trust Fidelity &amp; Coinbase for custody after this recent Binance hack?</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin will be great again</title><description><![CDATA[ Don‘t trust the Fiat!!! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/AcademicJunket8641 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-will-be-great-again</link><guid>907992</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin will be great again</dc:text></item><item><title>Me checking my Binance account after the incident.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/takashi_senseii [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/me-checking-my-binance-account-after-the-incident</link><guid>907991</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Me checking my Binance account after the incident.</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin Standard</title><description><![CDATA[This post is intended for feedback on moving into a Bitcoin standard for my finances. I have recently found out about the Strike app by Jack Mallers and at the very least I am experimenting with at least having a portion of my check deposited into Bitcoin as it seems like the easiest way to buy Bitcoin with the cheapest rates. As of right now, my plan is to keep a little cash buffer within my bank to just cover necessities and leisure spending for 1-3 months. This is purely because I would like to avoid taxes as much as possible. But if there is anyone who is on a complete Bitcoin standard where everything financially runs in and out of Bitcoin, convince me why I should move to that instead of keeping a cash buffer? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Moist-Fee-3330 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-standard</link><guid>907994</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin Standard</dc:text></item><item><title>I'm stuck at the last stage of a 1 million $ BTC puzzle</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Hot_Marionberry_5613 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/im-stuck-at-the-last-stage-of-a-1-million-btc-puzzle</link><guid>907956</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I'm stuck at the last stage of a 1 million $ BTC puzzle</dc:text></item><item><title>Selling two devcon passes for discount</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/horny_cat2882 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/selling-two-devcon-passes-for-discount</link><guid>907926</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Selling two devcon passes for discount</dc:text></item><item><title>The $6.3 Billion Binance Hack: Is Your Crypto Safe RIGHT NOW? Checkout this video on Youtubeto know everything</title><description><![CDATA[ They explained everything that happened during this recent theft &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheTradeGuruFx [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/the-63-billion-binance-hack-is-your-crypto-safe-right-now-checkout-this-video-on-youtubeto-know-everything</link><guid>907922</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>The $6.3 Billion Binance Hack: Is Your Crypto Safe RIGHT NOW? Checkout this video on Youtubeto know everything</dc:text></item><item><title>Investors pull nearly $4bn from crypto exchange hacked by North Korea</title><description><![CDATA[ tldr: Richard Teng, Binance’s chief executive, said the group had begun a “phased resumption of withdrawals”. By midday, customers had pulled around $3.7bn, according to data from analysis firm DefiLlama. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/sandygws [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/investors-pull-nearly-4bn-from-crypto-exchange-hacked-by-north-korea</link><guid>907927</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Investors pull nearly $4bn from crypto exchange hacked by North Korea</dc:text></item><item><title>Interactive bitcoin TX demo (useful for explaining I hope)</title><description><![CDATA[ Check this out and roast: https://thedailyvisual.com/lab/bitcoin/ Built this mostly for practice but it might come in handy the next time a relative corners me at Christmas and asks &quot;how does Bitcoin work?&quot; &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/richardbaxter [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/interactive-bitcoin-tx-demo-useful-for-explaining-i-hope</link><guid>907921</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Interactive bitcoin TX demo (useful for explaining I hope)</dc:text></item><item><title>Binance hack</title><description><![CDATA[Alright guys I see people posting so much about this and I just want to mention a few things. As you all know, Binance was hacked for $6b. Massive number. Huge problem right? They refunded all of their customers, already had a fund on standby in case this would happen, and the entire incident is mostly over with as far as customers lose ends tied up. Obviously the criminals should be caught, but from a customer stand point, people are being made whole. People are describing this outcome as why crypto is ass, and everyone should use normal banking. Now let’s compare. Does Binance practice fractional reserve banking? No. The funds are actually on chain very much there and in custody at Binance. Do banks custody all of their customers deposits? lol. No. Binance had a fund to cover customers. Do banks have a fund to cover customers having their money stolen? lol. No. They have the FDIC, a government bailout. Very nice. Clowns. So you’re telling me, Binance face tanked a $6b loss, covered customers, resumed normal operations, and this is a failure? Meanwhile any bank would be immediately liquidated and start a financial panic requiring literal government intervention. The narrative behind this hack has been nothing but a mouth breathing mongoloid clown fiesta and I’m tired of people trying to disparage the situation into something worse than it is. Banks made of literal paper that can go up in flames in a moments notice are pointing and laughing at Binance’s suit of armor it just took a nuclear bomb to the face with, and it’s still there. ???? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/6DeliciousInches [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/binance-hack</link><guid>907901</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Binance hack</dc:text></item><item><title>Solana Ecosystem News - November 1-2026</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ansi09 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/solana-ecosystem-news-november-1-2026</link><guid>907903</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Solana Ecosystem News - November 1-2026</dc:text></item><item><title>Advice needed</title><description><![CDATA[With all this AI hacking stuff going on with an increase in companies getting hacked in the last few weeks, at what point do we start getting worried about our BTC potentially getting hacked? Seems even the companies we trust to use like Ledger and Trezor are getting hacked in some way every other week. Just curious to know what we do going forward &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Mac6ix [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/advice-needed</link><guid>907923</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Advice needed</dc:text></item><item><title>b14g Pauses Staking Contracts After 97 Million CORE Withdrawn Without Authorization</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Weekend_Actual [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/b14g-pauses-staking-contracts-after-97-million-core-withdrawn-without-authorization</link><guid>907902</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>b14g Pauses Staking Contracts After 97 Million CORE Withdrawn Without Authorization</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin Has No Blacklist. The FBI Wants One Around It.</title><description><![CDATA[ Bitcoin has no blacklist. But the FBI is trying to build one around it. On October 29, 2026, hackers pulled off the largest crypto heist in history—draining $6.3 billion from Binance in just 20 minutes. Most people are focusing on the stolen billions. They’re missing the real story. Two days later, the FBI did something that should send a chill down the spine of anyone who cares about the future of digital money. They published a list of addresses. But they didn’t just ask exchanges to block them. They asked RPC node operators, THORNode operators, DeFi services, and cross-chain bridges to block any funds “derived from” those addresses. Read those words again: “derived from.” Bitcoin’s protocol is completely neutral. It doesn’t have a blacklist. It doesn&#39;t care who you are, where you live, or what your politics are. If your math is right, your transaction is valid. But U.S. authorities know they can’t change Bitcoin’s code. So they are targeting the systems around it. They are creating a &quot;Second Ledger.&quot; The first ledger is the blockchain itself—open, mathematical, and permissionless. The second ledger is a shadow system of proprietary risk scores, AI screening databases, and compliance mandates. The first ledger decides if your Bitcoin is technically valid. The second ledger decides if the world will let you spend it. What happens when your 100% legitimate Bitcoin gets flagged just because an ancestor address five hops ago was connected to a hack you knew nothing about? Your keys won’t save you from a gateway that refuses to let you through. This isn&#39;t about defending hackers. It’s about the silent end of fungibility. It’s about the slow transition from a permissionless monetary system to a digital panopticon where everyday financial gatekeepers decide if your money is &quot;acceptable.&quot; Mainstream adoption is bringing trillions of dollars into Bitcoin. But it&#39;s also making us entirely dependent on the very intermediaries Bitcoin was created to make optional. The next battle for Bitcoin won&#39;t be about changing its code. It will be about whether we’re still allowed to use what the code allows. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/sylsau [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-has-no-blacklist-the-fbi-wants-one-around-it</link><guid>907900</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin Has No Blacklist. The FBI Wants One Around It.</dc:text></item><item><title>How do people handle taxes when using Bitcoin for everyday payments?</title><description><![CDATA[In the US, every time you spend Bitcoin, it&#39;s considered a taxable event. But if someone uses BTC regularly for purchases, wouldn&#39;t that mean hundreds of transactions a year? How do people actually handle this in practice? Do they track capital gains and losses for every single payment, or is there a simpler way? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ericmchen [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/how-do-people-handle-taxes-when-using-bitcoin-for-everyday-payments</link><guid>907920</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>How do people handle taxes when using Bitcoin for everyday payments?</dc:text></item><item><title>Chat_180 - Invalid Checksum: How I Almost Lost My Bitcoin Stack with STACKTOTHEFUTURE</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Cryptoconomy [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/chat-180-invalid-checksum-how-i-almost-lost-my-bitcoin-stack-with-stacktothefuture</link><guid>907924</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Chat_180 - Invalid Checksum: How I Almost Lost My Bitcoin Stack with STACKTOTHEFUTURE</dc:text></item><item><title>8 years ago a CREATE2 “Wisp” post asked what stops a bait and switch with selfdestruct. What actually changed?</title><description><![CDATA[Found an old post on CREATE2 Wisp contracts (a contract created, used and selfdestructed in one call so the same address can run different code later) and the top question in the comments was what prevents someone from auditing one version and deploying another at the same address. The honest answer back then was “selfdestruct is a red flag, check Etherscan.” What happened since - the Tornado Cash governance attack in 2023 did exactly that and EIP-6780 (Dencun, March 2024) limited SELFDESTRUCT to contracts created in the same transaction. EIP-7702 (Pectra, May 2025) later let EOAs delegate to contract code. Does the Wisp pattern still work post-6780 (create, use and destroy in one tx) and is anyone using it? Is same-transaction metamorphism still a practical risk for governance or allowlists? And how are people checking code identity at execution time now, EXTCODEHASH at execution, something else? UPD thanks u/Bloqarl. So the Wisp pattern still works post-6780 because create and destroy happen in the same tx but swapping code at the same address across txs is dead and the bait and switch moved to upgradeable proxies (an EXTCODEHASH pin never changes while the logic does) and to 7702 accounts that can re-delegate in their next tx. Still curious how people pin code identity in practice &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/_ari_c_flemming [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/8-years-ago-a-create2-wisp-post-asked-what-stops-a-bait-and-switch-with-selfdestruct-what-actually-changed</link><guid>907899</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>8 years ago a CREATE2 “Wisp” post asked what stops a bait and switch with selfdestruct. What actually changed?</dc:text></item><item><title>Trump questions FBI report over North Korea 'biggest crypto heist in history'</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheExpressUS [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/trump-questions-fbi-report-over-north-korea-biggest-crypto-heist-in-history</link><guid>907867</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Trump questions FBI report over North Korea 'biggest crypto heist in history'</dc:text></item><item><title>Short perp, long spot strategy when funding rate goes heavily negative</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/charvo [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/short-perp-long-spot-strategy-when-funding-rate-goes-heavily-negative</link><guid>907868</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Short perp, long spot strategy when funding rate goes heavily negative</dc:text></item><item><title>Bro's throwing a blockchain party</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Sokolov_The_Coder9 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bros-throwing-a-blockchain-party</link><guid>907891</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bro's throwing a blockchain party</dc:text></item><item><title>FBI Links 628 Crypto Wallet Addresses to North Korea’s Binance Hack</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Street_Anon [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/fbi-links-628-crypto-wallet-addresses-to-north-koreas-binance-hack</link><guid>907844</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>FBI Links 628 Crypto Wallet Addresses to North Korea’s Binance Hack</dc:text></item><item><title>Half hardware wallet, half exchange. Any experiences/ideas?</title><description><![CDATA[Been a year into Bitcoin, 100% via an exchange (where I also invest in stocks and ETFs), and decided, also because of the recent hack, to keep half of my bitcoin on that exchange, and the other half in a hardware wallet. This way I can trade a bit with the half of the exchange, what I am doing already, and keep the half that I want to keep &quot;forever&quot; locked away from hacks. Good idea? Any tips? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Electrical-Value-673 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/half-hardware-wallet-half-exchange-any-experiencesideas</link><guid>907797</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Half hardware wallet, half exchange. Any experiences/ideas?</dc:text></item><item><title>And binance</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/unthocks [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/and-binance</link><guid>907796</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>And binance</dc:text></item><item><title>Remember remember to the moon in november</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Possible_Height_4657 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/remember-remember-to-the-moon-in-november</link><guid>907794</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Remember remember to the moon in november</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin is life</title><description><![CDATA[ The Matrix (1999) and The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013) delivers a similar message about the simulacra, that we now live in, which resembles the concept of a hyper reality. This oversped pace of life known as a high-time-preference lifestyle, is not suitable for a human being to function at natural levels. This erodes the fabric of the reality of a person up to a level where he is desensitized and demoralised. Bitcoin fixes this! Shitcoins promote greed, bitcoin promotes peace. That is the reason bitcoin is never called &#39;bitcoins&#39; by bitcoiners. All the best! &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/fumoneymoto [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-is-life</link><guid>907795</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin is life</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily Discussion, November 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://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-discussion-november-01-2026</link><guid>907761</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily Discussion, November 01, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>I cant find bitcoiners my age.</title><description><![CDATA[21, sound money enthusiast and no one to chat to about. Went to my local meetup and it were just older people 40 50. Tried to bring up hayek to my friends and they said its boring ughh so frustrating. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/WISE_MAN_FROM_mars [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/i-cant-find-bitcoiners-my-age</link><guid>907762</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I cant find bitcoiners my age.</dc:text></item><item><title>Binance plans three-hour withdrawal window on November 1st after $6.3B theft</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ryanmerket [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/binance-plans-three-hour-withdrawal-window-on-november-1st-after-63b-theft</link><guid>907740</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Binance plans three-hour withdrawal window on November 1st after $6.3B theft</dc:text></item><item><title>Daily General Discussion November 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 Calendar: https://dailydoots.com/events/ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/EthereumDailyThread [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/daily-general-discussion-november-01-2026</link><guid>907739</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Daily General Discussion November 01, 2026</dc:text></item><item><title>What is the actual evidence that North Korea did the Binance hack?</title><description><![CDATA[What is the actual evidence that North Korea did the Binance hack? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/BigLeagueChew4u [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/what-is-the-actual-evidence-that-north-korea-did-the-binance-hack</link><guid>907735</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What is the actual evidence that North Korea did the Binance hack?</dc:text></item><item><title>Full ML Algo Creator software. Python &amp; PineScript AI Algo Generation.</title><description><![CDATA[&#32; submitted by &#32; /u/SofexAlgorithms [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/full-ml-algo-creator-software-python-pinescript-ai-algo-generation</link><guid>907717</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Full ML Algo Creator software. Python &amp; PineScript AI Algo Generation.</dc:text></item><item><title>Binance says it has enough funds to cover 90 per cent of the stolen assets.</title><description><![CDATA[ In short: The FBI has blamed North Korean hackers for the Binance crypto hack. This week, $US6.3 billion in bitcoin and other digital currency was stolen from the world&#39;s largest crypto exchange. What&#39;s next? Binance says it has enough funds to cover 90 per cent of the stolen assets. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Fluid_Garden8512 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/binance-says-it-has-enough-funds-to-cover-90-per-cent-of-the-stolen-assets</link><guid>907736</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Binance says it has enough funds to cover 90 per cent of the stolen assets.</dc:text></item><item><title>Anyone needs a devcon ticket ?</title><description><![CDATA[So the thing is I bought a devcon ticket but it seems like I won&#39;t be able to attend due to some emergency situation...in case anyone&#39;s willing to buy one for a discounted price, we can discuss Win win for both &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/horny_cat2882 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/anyone-needs-a-devcon-ticket</link><guid>907715</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Anyone needs a devcon ticket ?</dc:text></item><item><title>FBI unmasks shadowy North Korean 'TraderTraitor' group behind $6 billion cyber heist</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/TheExpressUS [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/fbi-unmasks-shadowy-north-korean-tradertraitor-group-behind-6-billion-cyber-heist</link><guid>907716</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>FBI unmasks shadowy North Korean 'TraderTraitor' group behind $6 billion cyber heist</dc:text></item><item><title>Sharing some TA: A potential drawdown?</title><description><![CDATA[ https://preview.redd.it/6h2cqi5f3wyh1.png?width=540&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=0557a2aab6173de492b6c83896357bba4a86c7e7 Recently came across this pattern and it&#39;s concerning for Bitcoin holders to say the least. This is the Monthly Bitcoin chart. I&#39;m using an indicator called Bollinger Bands. The blue line is the mean and the red and green lines are 2 standard deviations from this mean. To have price reject this mean twice on such a significant timeframe is a strong indication of a larger bearish trend starting. The recent hack may have just provided the narrative for the market to follow through on this trend. However, this is just one indicator and just one timeframe, though the others don&#39;t paint a much better picture for what&#39;s to come. Technical analysis doesn&#39;t always work. The hack could be the narrative the market uses to REVERSE this double rejection. Finally I want to say, while technical analysis is no where near a perfect indicator of future price movements, the market does not do these things accidentally. This indicator is widely known and used, algorithms are programmed to take these levels into account. Wondering what you guys think when you see something like this, I know many of you are long term holders and are open to some volatility. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/FinePerformance1046 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/sharing-some-ta-a-potential-drawdown</link><guid>907699</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Sharing some TA: A potential drawdown?</dc:text></item><item><title>North Korea Responsible for $6 Billion+ Binance Attack | Federal Bureau of Investigation</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/inWineVerit4x [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/north-korea-responsible-for-6-billion-binance-attack-federal-bureau-of-investigation</link><guid>907713</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>North Korea Responsible for $6 Billion+ Binance Attack | Federal Bureau of Investigation</dc:text></item><item><title>OK, I've been Investing in Crypto since 2019. I Sold All My Crypto in March 2025. Why Would I Get Back In?</title><description><![CDATA[As the title says that is how my heavy and diverse Crypto investing pretty much ended. I had at one point over 200 different crypto currencies. A lot of them were on the Cosmos Ecosystem/Chain, but I also had SOl, ETH and BNB eco Cryptos as well. I was everywhere, just heavy in Cosmos. At the height of the crypto market , particularly the fall of 2021 my total crypto portfolio was well over a 150K which for me an average income person, is a lot of money. Of course I didn&#39;t sell everything at the top, but I sold a little. In the end I have made over 50K from about $2500 invested over the 6 years I was involved daily. Since the fall of 2025, I have &quot;Played&quot; with a few different chains, but no more than 4 or 5. After October 10th of last year, I decided to buy some Hyperliquid and I also participated in the Monad ICO. I used Solana and Jupiter DEX on Solana from about January of this year until June. I bought ecosystem tokens on Solana, Hyperliquid, Monad and Ethereum. Except for the right timing when I dumped all my 110,000 Monad @ 0.0325 my biggest and only win since last December was only HYPE, which I bought at $32 and sold all of at $88 in September. Of all of the Ecosystem tokens I bought, Pixie Dust or DUST on Monad was the worst.to one. I pad as high as $0.62 for DUST as I was heavily using Neverland. I finally sold it all @ 0.37. Right now it&#39;s 0.017. I only have about 585 Jupiter still staked worth a whole $150 at the moment. With the recent Multi Billion dollar Binance hack and all of the past huge blows to crypto as a whole, is there any reason that right now for me to be optimistic or bullish on any Crypto Currency? I am seriously asking here, because I think, but could be way off, for the foreseeable future (at least a year) crypto will perform poorly. The Clarity Act at this point is all but been forgotten about and we all know that traditional Big Banking does not want Crypto replacing the actual US dollar. I far as I know only El Salvador is using Bitcoin as their currency. I really hope all of the negatives associated with crypto and all these hacks, exploits and corrupt people involved in large projects go away and crypto becomes widely excepted by everyone one day. I am pro crypto, but in the current state it has coalesced into a giant mess of confusion and doubt. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Trentonhawk [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/ok-ive-been-investing-in-crypto-since-2019-i-sold-all-my-crypto-in-march-2025-why-would-i-get-back-in</link><guid>907700</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>OK, I've been Investing in Crypto since 2019. I Sold All My Crypto in March 2025. Why Would I Get Back In?</dc:text></item><item><title>Bitcoin Spring - an AI artifact made by me</title><description><![CDATA[ Here it is press play. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/37853688544788 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/bitcoin-spring-an-ai-artifact-made-by-me</link><guid>907737</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Bitcoin Spring - an AI artifact made by me</dc:text></item><item><title>Cool video on ethereum and quantum posted today.</title><description><![CDATA[ From the original post on x: Quantum computing poses a serious threat to the cryptography blockchains currently rely on, while advances in AI compress best estimates for the threat&#39;s timeline. That&#39;s why experts gathered in Cambridge to coordinate research upgrading our cryptography to be quantum-resistant. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/BoysenberryTop7543 [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/cool-video-on-ethereum-and-quantum-posted-today</link><guid>908050</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Cool video on ethereum and quantum posted today.</dc:text></item><item><title>Theta a once in a life time opportunity.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Abrevaderci [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/theta-a-once-in-a-life-time-opportunity</link><guid>907662</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Theta a once in a life time opportunity.</dc:text></item><item><title>A simple explainer of the massive $6.3 billion crypto heist at Binance</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/npr [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/a-simple-explainer-of-the-massive-63-billion-crypto-heist-at-binance</link><guid>907663</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>A simple explainer of the massive $6.3 billion crypto heist at Binance</dc:text></item><item><title>I wrote a bitcoin Sci-Fi book... based on The Creature From Jekyll Island</title><description><![CDATA[Hey so im a first time author and recently i wrote a Bitcoin Sci-Fi book based on The Creature From Jekyll Island. Without giving my self a hot stone massage lol I (as well as my friends) think its pretty good. It spans about 130 years of history and lore and The Fed.... and the rise of bitcoin. this is less of a shill... i would send it for free to anyone who wants to read it But i feel like it is a REALLY good bitcoin book and would love to talk about it with ANYONE who is interested in stuff like this. It is truly the best i can do &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Commercial_Forever_4 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/i-wrote-a-bitcoin-sci-fi-book-based-on-the-creature-from-jekyll-island</link><guid>907656</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>I wrote a bitcoin Sci-Fi book... based on The Creature From Jekyll Island</dc:text></item><item><title>What if we printed cryptocurrency?</title><description><![CDATA[Like what if we had some state authority (that way it cannot be stolen) print out crypto vouchers. 0.1 bitcoin, 1 bitcoin, 10 bitcoin, 100 bitcoin etc. Then we could use them to trade in daily life at stores and such. We could even set up physical broker buildings where you can store your crypto vouchers and keep them safe. This bypasses the need for using digital crypto and keeps it safe from hackers. But, if you still want to use crypto digitally, we could have digital crypto balances stored in some sort of chip that you can scan at stores as long as you store the chip correctly. Maybe in a chip pouch? You could even have a code on it for online shopping verification. What do you guys think of this? Good idea or nah? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Known_Industry_3424 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/what-if-we-printed-cryptocurrency</link><guid>907626</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>What if we printed cryptocurrency?</dc:text></item><item><title>Running Bitcoin</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/scoresbythejanitor [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/running-bitcoin</link><guid>907655</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Running Bitcoin</dc:text></item><item><title>LOST 70K USD IN ELECTRUM RBF FAIL - YOUTUBE VIDEO</title><description><![CDATA[Hey everyone, following up previous post, since there was a lot of questions, I&#39;ve made a youtube video of what happened, explaining in detail: HOW I LOST 70K USD (0.85 BTC BITCOIN) DUE TO ELECTRUM RBF SECURITY FAIL - Don&#39;t let it happen to you Link to previous Reddit post: Lost 70k USD (0.85BTC) due to Electrum RBF security breach. I&#39;m devastated and don&#39;t know how to move forward : r/Bitcoin If 1 person is spared from this, I will be happy enough. Thanks for the support. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Rortherina [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/lost-70k-usd-in-electrum-rbf-fail-youtube-video</link><guid>907622</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>LOST 70K USD IN ELECTRUM RBF FAIL - YOUTUBE VIDEO</dc:text></item><item><title>DeFi's AML Blind Spot: How Stolen Funds and Collateral Freezes Threaten Protocol Stability</title><description><![CDATA[ https://preview.redd.it/dp4c6xvhstyh1.png?width=474&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=807c8be0dc967aded387ab9a548b48e6c7e374e7 From Bloomingbit: A hacker tied to the Binance breach is converting stolen assets into Ether to evade asset freezes. The attacker has gone beyond direct stablecoin swaps, also posting them as collateral to borrow Ether. Decentralized finance, or DeFi, protocols have begun restricting lending markets to block further fund movements. Assets believed to have been drained from wallets linked to Binance total at least $5.5 billion, Decrypt reported on October 29. The attacker has been using decentralized exchanges including Uniswap to swap stablecoins for Ether. The push to convert assets stems from the freeze functions built into stablecoins. Tether and Circle can block suspicious addresses and halt the movement of USDT and USDC. The two companies have frozen more than $2 billion tied to the incident. Ether, by contrast, has no central issuer that can freeze assets at specific addresses in the same way. Transactions also showed the attacker using lending protocols as a workaround. One wallet tied to the attacker deposited $60 million of USDT on Aave as collateral and then borrowed about 19,762 Ether. That let the attacker obtain an asset that is harder to freeze without selling the stablecoins outright. The activity has fueled concern that the risk could spread to DeFi lending markets. If stablecoins posted as collateral are frozen, lending protocols could face disruption when trying to liquidate that collateral. Odysseas Lampridis, founder of Phylax Systems, said contagion is spreading across DeFi. Aave has since moved to block additional borrowing by restricting new deposits and loans. Kamino, a Solana-based lending protocol, also temporarily suspended lending in Solana- and Bitcoin-related markets as a precaution. Ripple&#39;s dollar-pegged stablecoin RLUSD was also used to move funds. The attacker is believed to have swapped about $36 million worth into Ether. Binance co-Chief Executive Officer He Yi said the Ripple team helped freeze about $200 million in assets and that user funds are safe. Jack McDonald, Ripple&#39;s senior vice president for stablecoins, said the company is actively freezing affected assets and will cooperate on measures to protect users. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/Vercintorix_Jr [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/defis-aml-blind-spot-how-stolen-funds-and-collateral-freezes-threaten-protocol-stability</link><guid>907718</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>DeFi's AML Blind Spot: How Stolen Funds and Collateral Freezes Threaten Protocol Stability</dc:text></item><item><title>Binance lost $6.3 BILLION, so naturally I turned it into a browser game</title><description><![CDATA[ Apparently $6.3 billion in crypto can disappear in about 20 minutes. That&#39;s roughly $5 million per second. ???? I couldn&#39;t resist turning this whole disaster into a little browser game called SAFU OR NOT SAFU. ???? Play it here: https://www.viberant.app/view.php?id=105 Too soon? ???? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/kgtrip [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/binance-lost-63-billion-so-naturally-i-turned-it-into-a-browser-game</link><guid>907592</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Binance lost $6.3 BILLION, so naturally I turned it into a browser game</dc:text></item><item><title>Look at the volume of Bitcoin bought and sold over the past day. Give it a week, and we'll be back to 81K.</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/4pocketsfuls [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/look-at-the-volume-of-bitcoin-bought-and-sold-over-the-past-day-give-it-a-week-and-well-be-back-to-81k</link><guid>907621</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Look at the volume of Bitcoin bought and sold over the past day. Give it a week, and we'll be back to 81K.</dc:text></item><item><title>RWA privacy sounds good for institutions. What about retail traders?</title><description><![CDATA[I know a few things about RWA privacy. I think institutions use privacy platforms to trade tokenized assets to ensure their positions are not public. I am somewhat aligned with them here. A fund managing millions probably doesn&#39;t want competitors tracking every move. But what about regular investors like us? Say I use a private swap to buy some tokenized stocks. The trade details might be hidden, but what happens after that? Is that enough? I believe everyone should be able to trade RWAs or other assets without making their entire position public. What do you guys think? &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/MentalGeller- [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/rwa-privacy-sounds-good-for-institutions-what-about-retail-traders</link><guid>907593</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>RWA privacy sounds good for institutions. What about retail traders?</dc:text></item><item><title>Over Sleepless Nights, Binance War Room Fought to Contain Hack</title><description><![CDATA[ &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/bloomberg [link] &#32; [comments] ]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/over-sleepless-nights-binance-war-room-fought-to-contain-hack</link><guid>907591</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>Over Sleepless Nights, Binance War Room Fought to Contain Hack</dc:text></item><item><title>How is no one talking about the massive withdrawals Binance is about to have if / when they open back up withdrawals</title><description><![CDATA[Articles are mentioning that they were able to stop half of the attack, or that they have the funds to cover the losses, I personally am curious do they have the funds to cover the vast amount of people that now don’t feel safe storing crypto with them? They have had issues in the past if you have been in crypto long enough you know that they have frozen withdrawals due to runs on the exchange. This event is singular will be on a massive scale. If you have money stored with them I highly suggest you withdrawal as soon as it opens before the rush comes in. &#32; submitted by &#32; /u/ElectricalHamster230 [link] &#32; [comments]]]></description><link>https://ftp.coinsnews.com/how-is-no-one-talking-about-the-massive-withdrawals-binance-is-about-to-have-if-when-they-open-back-up-withdrawals</link><guid>907620</guid><author>COINS NEWS</author><dc:content /><dc:text>How is no one talking about the massive withdrawals Binance is about to have if / when they open back up withdrawals</dc:text></item></channel></rss>