COIN

devCheckingIn

COIN from $445 to sub-$300 in just two-and-a-half weeks. That's like memecoin price action.

TheRhythmTheRebel

It’s less a jab at fiat currencies and more the regulation and legislation that hinders Coinbase. The FCA and PRA. Our oversights. I don’t think COIN care about the consumer one bit… The pound is doing just as mediocre as the dollar, with the latter making a concerted effort to be devalued each month… It was well made…. reminds me of how most Americans talk of Britain / England. One big ol Oliver Twist story. It’s either that or a sharia law infested stab land. So we got the classic… Each view is utter bollocks but seems to be getting a lot of play over in the states. Have fun with it. I found the expats fucking off to Dubai to be the interesting little jab. This has been a talking point for some time. That the exceptionals are scarpering and that the economy is dead. Who is this aimed at exactly?

AdmiralAssPlay69

Pepe coin. Let me be more specific. There is only one pepe COIN. And thats $PEP. Its own blockchain. Pepecoin.org

SoggyTranslator3520

Great post thaks very much - really looking forward to the additional listings it will open up the US/Canada markets.... still so undervalued COIN $PEP has true potential to explode!!

pumse1337

COIN dip, no crypto

Upstairs-Wing-5716

That HOLD strategy for Bitcoin makes total sense right now – with the price hovering around $114k, waiting for a dip to $108k-$115k aligns with the 20-day MA support. Conviction at 6/10 feels realistic; long-term fundamentals like adoption and halving cycles are solid, but short-term volatility from tariffs and market sentiment could trigger corrections. I'd set that stop-loss at $105k to protect against deeper pulls. I've been holding BTC too, and to complement it, I'm eyeing Coinbase (COIN) for broader crypto exposure – it's tied to exchange volumes that spike with BTC rallies. Riot Blockchain (RIOT) is another mining play that could benefit from energy trends. For diversification outside crypto, Palantir (PLTR) has that weird AI edge that's undervalued but poised for growth in data analytics. A KI crunching global news and courses might refine these levels even more, spotting patterns early. What's your take on this setup?

Stock-Alternative748

BANNED,PERMANENTLY WITHOUT ANY WARNING ⚠️...JST 💥 💥 YOU SEE A MESSAGE "PERMANENTLY BANNED"  I FROZE FOR A MINUTE 🙄💔. ALL MY DREAMS SHATTERED...I REDEEMED EVERY COIN. DID P2P AND EXITED...SUPPORT SYSTEM DISABLED U FIGIT ALONE💔 BINANCE CANT DETERMINE UR FUTURE T AINT god🙄🗑. 

ThatChrisGuy7

MSTR almost down 10% in 5 days and is basically negative for the last month. COIN getting wrecked BTC on its way down.

devCheckingIn

Phew... COIN getting destroyed today.

magic-karma

Please add that the probability of Coinbase going under is not high. They are a public company and regularly complete audits of there financial activities as well as being a public company which regularly meets and makes public their exchange required disclosures. COIN is not FTX or similar. They haven’t run to a far flung destination to avoid regulation but have leaned into it. As well. several large companies like Blackeock and Fidelity trust them for custodianship. Lastly, as custodian, and under US law you DO have recourse against them for malfeasance and mismanagement. The same way assets were recovered and returned from FTX. Is it impossible COIN goes under, of course not. But given how much of their corporate health is available, it would be really unlikely they would fail without symptoms present. It behooves COIN to stay in business and they act that way. Crypto is held on the chain itself. If your OpSec is stellar, hold your keys yourself and hope your heirs are able to keep up with you. If it isn’t, trust a custodian to do the OpSec for you. Let the downvotes and NYK,NYC resume.

HighSolstice

I’ve always found Coinbase to be cheaper than Strike or any other exchange, it remains my preferred platform. I also hold COIN stock so I may as well use the platform that I’m invested in.

moonRekt

People who are pro crypto are already in: ETav, IBIT, COIN, HODL, MARA… so many different ways to get exposure I’m skeptical that many are going to be lining up at the door for some new offerings

magic-karma

Some things to consider (that will be very unpopular to say) Coinbase’s SecOp is likely much better than yours. Coinbase is not the same as over exchanges. They are based in the US and subject to US law. They are a public company which regularly complies with the listing requirements and the audits of the exchange and have done so for some years. You would have recourse under US law if they lost your assets. Larger companies, Blackrock and Fidelity use them to clear transactions. There are legacy pathways for your assets when you pass. Any business can fail, including COIN. They are not the cheapest or best. However, they are not likely to fail the same way other exchanges have. Yes, NYK, NYC. I know. But I’m not careful, diligent and knowledgeable enough to take on the responsibility of self custody, so I rely on the next best thing. If you are US based, this is one of the best options if you leave stuff on an exchange.

jpric155

This. They are still under the radar now but with earnings coming up for them and a few other big players like COIN and MSTar, you are going to be a lot of surprised Pikachu faces and "how did I not get in on this".

CryptigoVespucci

$COIN just finally getting back ti IPO levels

Decent-Test-2479

You know you can see how the vault performs for over a year. Why don’t you check that out bud.. if YOURE a day trader by trade, then I’m Julianna Olivia. I don’t think you get how this is managed.. it’s not a risky vault in the least and eth/arb are synergistic. I would have experienced GREAT IMP LOSS huge losses with this last pump. PUMPS are what creates IMP loss as your LP tokens lag behind a little bit. So while say eth grows 30 percent - you may only see 20 percent - but the yield more than makes up for it.. I’m not some low IQ, low level human doing these calculations. I spent nights reading till 4 am entering exiting vaults - learning platforms - bro I didn’t even know what bridging was or that you had to. Do you know how much I lost at first simply sending money. My point is that I have a good brain and what you are saying about risk, I just don’t see, especially paired with a stable coin. Also if it DUMPS you’re safe from that, it just keeps safe from volatility. You get gains from growth but only if it stabilizes at that growth. If it jumps 30 percent and slowly goes down 10 percent - you probably never going to see that 30 percent increase because by the time your pool stabilizes its back down ten percent and WHEN it dumps your yield increases and when it PUMPS yield increases bc you’re getting piece of those trading fees on uniswap. The idea that it’s free money is stupid to everyone involved. You’re paying on the bet that those coins are going to be traded a lot on the platform you’re choosing the pool on. The fact you think it’s free money TELLS ME - you don’t do yield farming and that’s ok. You know the very basics of losses and very basics like day 1 things I learned is what you regurgitate. So as a recap - Protects from volatility - only imp loss comes from pumps and dumps. Your getting yield based on how much that token is traded on that platform, NOT HOW WELL THE COIN IS DOING. If I was in a PEPE/WETH vault - what you are saying would make sense. In WETH/usdc or WETH/ARB what you’re saying just doesn’t apply as volatility is managed and increases yield. If I were suspecting weth to crash but still wanted to yield I’d throw it in a uni USDC / WETH vaults. The more eth goes down the more of the vaults coins transfer to USDC. Then when it stabilizes you buy (the vault buys) weth at lower cost - gets you better position. You’re saying vaults are risky even paired with USDC. An eth - arb vault - look at the numbers of eth an arb - pretty fucking stable to say the least in terms of hovering same prices or increasing. I will take the risk of IMP losses as the vault is managed perfectly. I guess this vault has been “lucky” for over a year now.

vogtsburger

I once had 4000 $COIN shares bought at 40$ and sold at 80$...

vogtsburger

I once had 400 $COIN shares bought at 40$ and sold at 80$...

SavonReddit

I would buy XRP, BTC, HBAR, JSMY, ZBCN, FLOKI, and MOG COIN. Why? Because I want you to be my exit liquidity.

Meme_Pope

All in on A$$COIN

NeverlandSIumberPrty

Forget use case then We’re the real pepe COIN not some shit token. Our market cap has potential to 1000x from here and your token has 5x-10x max potential. These are facts, numbers don’t lie. If you think the pepe token is going to 100+ billion market cap then you’re just straight up delusional. Live in denial all you want.

JaeDea

This is what Satoshi wrote: #include <stdint.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string> /** * Amount in satoshis (1 BTC = 100,000,000 satoshis) */ typedef int64_t CAmount; static const CAmount COIN = 100000000; static const CAmount CENT = 1000000; /** * No amount larger than this is valid. * This constant is used to guard against overflow bugs and outputs that are * provably not spendable. */ static const CAmount MAX_MONEY = 21000000 * COIN; No mention of sats or BTC as units. Just integer units, us humans conveniently called sats.

JaeDea

// Copyright (c) 2009-2010 Satoshi Nakamoto // Distributed under the MIT software license #ifndef BITCOIN_AMOUNT_H #define BITCOIN_AMOUNT_H #include <stdint.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string> /** * Amount in satoshis (1 BTC = 100,000,000 satoshis) */ typedef int64_t CAmount; static const CAmount COIN = 100000000; static const CAmount CENT = 1000000; /** * No amount larger than this is valid. * This constant is used to guard against overflow bugs and outputs that are * provably not spendable. */ static const CAmount MAX_MONEY = 21000000 * COIN; inline bool MoneyRange(const CAmount& nValue) { return (nValue >= 0 && nValue <= MAX_MONEY); } #endif // BITCOIN_AMOUNT_H. This is the whole code.

JaeDea

Bitcoin doesn’t have any specific unit (like sats) . The code just reads COIN = 100M . That’s it.

Useful-Tackle-3089

“Bitcoin has no units” “This means that COIN = … 100M units” 🤦‍♂️

Educational_War1519

Dont listen to the ones grasping for air or scraping off the top for they do not trust and buy late 😂 When its a green light they ask millions of questions buy late and then are dedicated to making that money they lost back. Get in early and learn to shoot when its time. $MEW IS THAT COIN. Do not get left behind once again.

williaminla

Pump what? COIN stock?

Blooberino

I wouldn't enter MSTR right now. I'd consider taking my initial investment out and letting COIN ride.

MichaelAischmann

I'd sell some COIN & buy actual BTC.

MikeysOnTheMoon

Would u trade COIN for MSTR is you were already up 500% on COIN?

Hodgetwins32

Protip: STOP CARING STOP WATCHING BUY COIN AND LIVE YOUR LIFE

SoggyTranslator3520

$PEP has an amazing community, it has it's own Blockchain and is a COIN not a token, great times ahead I can feel it!

Maddmaverick

Hasn't your token been around for years and years and it's only worth how much? Didn't your devs rug the token and leave it to die a few years ago? How much is our COIN worth compared to your token? You are more than welcome to jump ship and come over here where it's safe.

VeggieGurlie

Sorry. I can't get it down to three. BTC ETH LINK XRP ONE IS MY ONLY ALT COIN THAT HAS PROMISE IF THEY MAKE THE BEST USE OF THEIR TECHNOLOGY

devCheckingIn

Imagine being Jamie Dimon and finding out that Internet trolls are making more money on MR MIGGLES COIN than he is on US Treasury bonds. Wouldn't want to be him! TOTAL LOSER!

TheJamesBomb007

This was one of the consequences of putting the word "coin" in bitcoin. It causes people to lose their minds and causes them to think they're geniuses with the "but do you ever use it as a *COIN!??!?!!?*" lol. It would be mildly amusing if it wasn't so sad to watch people be unable to reconcile that people are not spending their *coins*. lol. And yet people do spend them, but again, they just yearn for that gotcha moment.

moonRekt

I bought GBTC when it was at 40% discount, sold it when it went spot and discount evaporated, did same with ETHE, GDLC, now I’m out of discounted stuff to buy so all in on IBIT COIN and ETH in our retirements

filenotfounderror

True, but then why does COIN trade so low :|

SoggyTranslator3520

Loving my $PEP - awesome L1 PoW COIN with it's own Blockchain - all's fair, no pre-mine BIG THINGS happening. The Discord community is like nothing I've ever seen before - it ROCKS!

SoggyTranslator3520

Let's crack the nut $PEP - really good times ahead, no other COIN like it....

MakCapital

SOL, HYPE, ETH (ETH can be supplemented with COIN/HOOD as most of its revenue is shifting to securities). Stick with revenue and activity. Just as you would in any market. Otherwise, you're likely just following the opinions of crypto cultists instead of just looking at the numbers. If an L1 isn't making money or trading quality assets like the S&P 500, why are you buying it?

dissectionX

https://i.redd.it/qyzrmud90hbf1.gif I can hear them playin' some nice music to celebrate a COIN! $PEP

MakCapital

Ethereum didn't scale. It gave it's revenue to Coinbase. Until it takes back revenue by scaling the L1 its just play off ETH/BTC during alt runs. If you like what's being built on Base then you should focus more on COIN. Follow where rev goes. This X KOL lies all day.

SpontaneousDream

Nah, money has just reallocated to coins/companies that have actual value accrual. BTC, HYPE, COIN, CRCL, HOOD, MSTR, etc.

SpontaneousDream

No they won't. Again, all transactions are going to L2s because of how cheap and fast they are. And L2s pay essentially nothing to the L1. You can absolutely have exploding stablecoin volume and usage (which we've been having) but not have any of that accrue value to ETH (which has literally been happening). $CRCL and $COIN accrue the value from stablecoins. Not ETH.

jawni

and CRCL, probably COIN too, also XPL (Tether's new chain)

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; During a press briefing, former President Donald Trump avoided answering whether he would divest from his family's cryptocurrency ventures to facilitate the passage of key crypto legislation. Trump emphasized the importance of the U.S. crypto industry over personal investments. Concerns over potential conflicts of interest have raised bipartisan issues, with lawmakers like Senator Adam Schiff introducing the COIN Act to restrict presidential involvement in digital assets. This debate could impact efforts to regulate the crypto industry. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

SpontaneousDream

$CRCL and $COIN accruing all the value that ETH was supposed to accrue from stablecoins & L2s

lovingduckbutter

The play this cycle was pure BTC and stocks like MSTR and COIN.

pickleBoy2021

Hard to say in crypto. Feel like there are more tradfi narratives that are in play. Some are getting overcrowded like buying crypto for your treasury. Stables story still has room to run. What’s USDT going to do. DeFi still has room. Blue chips like AAVE will be strong $25B and profitable. Wait till more regulation gets defined and they should benefit. Hood and COIN are interesting. They counter each other. Both want to do perps. Both want to tokenize stocks. Coin has the rails but not the tradfi team/experience. Hood has tradfi piece, does crypto. Bought some rails. This is a growth business for them. Survive a bear better than Coin. I can do stocks, my 401K, doing prediction markets. Im sure there is other stuff.

Over-Attention53

Why would they if stocks like MSTR and COIN have a better return? Makes no sense.

SpontaneousDream

Haha nice! Man, I was on vacation when $COIN was at like $40...kept telling myself I should buy it but never got the chance...bought a ton at $150 instead...can't win em all but still a nice return so far. I believe that even at \~$100 billion market cap it's still got a lot of growth ahead. Could easily see it surpassing something like Bank of America at $350 billion cap given how much more efficient of a business Coinbase is and the fact that they're essentially eating big banks' lunch.

ecrane2018

COIN stock is affected by the price of btc which makes it a Bitcoin proxy

ShittingOutPosts

There’s a huge difference between a company holding a relatively small amount of BTC on your balance sheet, and a company whose entire purpose is to acquire as much BTC as the market will bear. MSTR being included in the S&P500 is a massive deal for a much different reason than COIN’s inclusion.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; US Senator Adam Schiff has introduced the COIN Act to prevent President Trump and other public officials from exploiting digital assets for personal gain. The bill would ban high-ranking officials and their families from issuing, sponsoring, or endorsing digital assets during and shortly after their public service. It also mandates disclosure of crypto holdings. Schiff criticized Trump for alleged financial exploitation through crypto, including income from DeFi platform WLFI and a controversial memecoin, raising ethical and legal concerns. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

SpontaneousDream

Respectfully, I still feel it is not just one of the most overvalued cryptocurrencies, but it's one of the most overvalued "investments" (if you want to call it that) in the world, even at these levels. Think about it. A nearly $300 BILLION market cap for a coin that is essentially just a backend protocol that accrues barely any value to its token. Should $ETH be worth more than companies like Alibaba, Samsung, Coca-Cola, IBM, etc? Because that's roughly where it's being valued. If it's not clear already, the "killer apps" accrue the value (look at Circle $CRCL accruing value from stablecoins, or Coinbase $COIN accruing value from Base, for example), not the Ethereum protocol. And it clearly does not have a monetary premium like with BTC (look at ETH/BTC). And this doesn't even include the competitors that have slowly been eating away Ethereum market share (look at ETH.D)

kenzi28

$CRCL $COIN oh wait.. :(

nikedemon

“877-COIN-NOW!”

HopiumTrump

CRCL and COIN is where it’s at now. At least these plays are crypto related.

MakCapital

Issuance goes fully back to SOL holders lol. Solana provided SOL investors 1.4B from revenue last year. It's already near 1B this year. That's 1 billion dollars more than competing chains that this sub actively favors. XRP and ADA are returning $0 to investors from near 0 activity. Does stating it this way trigger you less? All on-chain L1/L2 revenue goes to Solana, Base, Hyperliquid, Ethereum*. That's SOL, COIN, HYPE, ETH (ETH rev effectively capped with L2s now taking 90% of rev). Leave your crypto cult if your portfolio doesn't reflect this. It's revenue or bust.

rsicher1

I invested in COIN on IPO day Held for all these years Finally up

Competitive_Act00000

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coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Senator Adam Schiff introduced the COIN Act to ban the president, vice president, and their families from profiting off cryptocurrencies while in office, citing ethical concerns over Trump's crypto ventures. However, Schiff recently voted for the GENIUS Act, which exempts the president and vice president from similar restrictions. Critics have called out the inconsistency, noting the COIN Act is unlikely to pass. Trump's crypto dealings, including stablecoins, remain a contentious issue in Congress. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; California Senator Adam Schiff and other Democratic lawmakers introduced the COIN Act to address ethical concerns over President Trump’s cryptocurrency dealings, including his ties to World Liberty Financial and its USD1 stablecoin. The bill aims to prevent public officials from exploiting digital assets during and after their time in office. Similar legislation was introduced in the House by Rep. Maxine Waters. Both bills face challenges in passing due to Republican control of Congress and potential veto by Trump. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

SpontaneousDream

The Circle ($CRCL) disbelief rally continues. Now at $293 and rapidly approaching $300. A 10x essentially from initial IPO price. What does this mean for $COIN? Undervalued? Overvalued?

ImPickleRickJames

Of ALL the choices, TRUMP COIN?!?! Nah, how could you do that to Grandma?! 😡 I'm calling Adult Protective Services! This my Grandma now! 😤

StrategyComplete9982

I hope your grandmother has enough to live on but I hope your ass doesnt see a cent. Who the fuck are you to give financial advice, objectively shitty advice, to your own grandmother who worked her whole life for that money (I am assuming). You don't give a fuck, you didn't have to earn the 50k. Asshole. Why am I being extra aggressive on you....bc YOU PUT TRUMP COIN IN A PORTFOLIO. Holy fuck.

FFMooch

Gotta be honest, dont think TRUMP COIN, PEPE, ETH BTC or any other crypto currency was brought up in the situation room. Gotta stop thinking this casino is front of mind for everyone. Its just not that important

Sebt1890

PLTR, NVDA,and other defense related stocks have held solid. COIN is the only "financial" stock I have but it's been one of my best performers. I guess it depends on what sectors you flood money into.

SpontaneousDream

$CRCL continuing it's pump, now at $215. $COIN looks to be benefitting from this a bit as well with a rise to $300, very close to ATHs. This is going to be unpopular here, especially among ETH holders, but companies like Coinbase and Circle are gaining the vast majority of value capture from stablecoins. Meanwhile, Ethereum L1 continues to only make pennies per dollar on L2 transaction fees, an amount that is a race to zero as L2s compete to be the cheapest option. It all goes back to the "fat protocol vs fat app" thesis. Pretty clear which direction we're headed. Fat protocols= not worth much. Fat apps= very valuable.

J_allen100

I’m about to launch the Reserve Coin series (reservebankapp.com). You buy $10k worth of $COIN and that will allow us to get it on the CoinMarketCap (CMC) Top Gainers leaderboard and CoinGecko, today. That means 10x-100x for you in a week. Let me know and I’ll post a link to our CMC page for you to research it.

Tebundo

It was all BS and you should have bought in very early and sold when it went up. It's A MEME COIN, what do you expect from it? It's WORTHLESS and will always be WORTHLESS.

na3than

Here's how it works. 1. New bitcoin is released into circulation when blocks are mined. There is no other way to introduce them. 2. The code used by all participants in the Bitcoin network permits a miner to reward itself a maximum amount of Bitcoin when it adds a block to the ledger. That maximum amount is based on the block number (a.k.a. block height) and is determined by a simple formula: **reward = 50 BTC / 2^(\(block height / 210000\))** You can verify this for yourself in the Bitcoin source code. It's in validation.cpp, and the function is [GetBlockSubsidy()](https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/src/validation.cpp#L1664): CAmount GetBlockSubsidy(int nHeight, const Consensus::Params& consensusParams) { int halvings = nHeight / consensusParams.nSubsidyHalvingInterval; // Force block reward to zero when right shift is undefined. if (halvings >= 64) return 0; CAmount nSubsidy = 50 * COIN; // Subsidy is cut in half every 210,000 blocks which will occur approximately every 4 years. nSubsidy >>= halvings; return nSubsidy; } That function, written in C++, shouldn't be too cryptic even for non-programmers, but you'll need to know a few things: 1. Bitcoin itself doesn't measure things in the units we call Bitcoin (BTC). It measures only in the fundamental unit which we call a satoshi. The reward (here, `nSubsidy`) is denominated in those fundamental units. 2. The constant COIN is defined elsewhere as 100000000. This is how we get from fundamental units to "Bitcoins". 3. The variable consensusParams.nSubsidyHalvingInterval is initialized elsewhere to 210000. 4. The right shift assignment operator (>>=) is a computer arithmetic shortcut for "divide this value by two, this many times". So by now you're probably wondering, where's the "cap"? It's hidden in this formula: **reward = 50 BTC / 2^(block height / 210000)** Notice that, as the block height gets higher and higher, the reward gets smaller and smaller. In fact, it exponentially decays to 0 at block #6930000, which should be mined sometime around year 2140. **Between block 0 and block 6930000, it's mathematically impossible for more than 21,000,000 BTC to be issued by this algorithm.** And since all participants in the Bitcoin network know this and enforce this through consensus rules every time they validate a new block, we can be certain that no actor--no matter how greedy or dishonest--can circumvent it.

Brewersty

Bitcoin maxis and most altcoin holders tend to shit on Litecoin because they know Litecoin is a better Bitcoin. Posts like this that remind people of the PEOPLE'S COIN are needed otherwise norms get brainwashed by desperate baseless fudders.

PitoWilson85

I do believe Donald Trump really rug pulled many of his base and I was chasing the crow. I know I did get recked buying and holding TREMP COIN.

Affectionate_Bus4072

the code is here: [https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/src/consensus/amount.h#L14-L15](https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/src/consensus/amount.h#L14-L15) The line that defines a satoshi as the smallest division of bitcoin is: /** The amount of satoshis in one BTC. */ static constexpr CAmount COIN = 100000000; So theres nothing that defines one satoshi- just an integer that defines the smallest fraction of bitcoin you can move.

Ok_Foundation2905

try this Token: DZEoJCsPAE4Q4fK9Fikbj7ih17DHgvB9FEfiQe8pRXV4 DMDA COIN

Substantial-Will2466

unfortunately what I tell people is this: please, please research. please come to your own conclusions. What happens: November of 2021 phone call, what coin should I buy? well, friend, these are the things I would cosinder CUTS ME OFF WHAT FUCKING COIN SHOULD I BuY?

KiNg-MaK3R

most of my money is simply been in bitcoin, but I like to gamble a bit too, I've picked (for my gambling account): MSTR, MARA, CEP, COIN, SMLR, and KULR. MSTR and CEP have been the winners so far. I believe in MARA alot too.

myzzu

When war happens and there's no power, no internet, do you think people would grab a useless USB wallet with no way to access/validate the value of the digital coins inside or something tangible and real to the touch and ready to trade like gold or silver? I could see the real-world application of block chain technology. However, Bitcoin or any other crypto currency as a COIN that holds its own value is still pretty much a virtual concept with no real value besides market speculation driven by fear and greed. With the coming age of quantum computation, it will be interesting to see how crypto currency performs in the future. FYI, I do invest in cryptocrurrency. But I did purely for speculation. Do I believe in the technology? Yes! Do I believe in its real-world value? No. Prove me wrong.

KingPettyx

Wow this is so clever! I’ve never seen this! Get it, a bit…. COIN…. Bit…. COIN…. 🤣🤣🤣OMG WOW I never thought a fake image generated on chat gpt or a picture of fake coins that mean nothing could be so funny!

samsmith12345678

New addition CLAI have just announced (Friday) they are adopting a btc treasury strategy They also hold over 4000 SOLANA in treasury They are UK main market listed so available on all platforms They are only £2m mcap Versus SWC at 150m mcap COIN at 30m mcap See RNS https://www.voxmarkets.co.uk/rns/announcement/a0f0c329-6d78-4486-9026-689f66f7b31b/

Critical_Hunt_9424

People use to tell me ones a DOLLAR the other is a SHIT COIN ( I kept my BITCOIN )  

itswayne09

Smart move diversifying into crypto stocks! I'm definitely looking into COIN and MARA too. Anyone got other solid picks?

Music03752

You have to consider the hurdle rate. A tax advantaged account (even with an employer match) is not likely to clear the hurdle rate that many (including me) believe to be BTC. But yeah, diversifying is the “responsible” thing to do. Cause everything has risk. I believe BTC is the least risk. If I could start from scratch, I’d go 50% into spot BTC, 50% in tax advantaged retirement accounts. In the retirement accounts I’d go 25% BTC etf’s 25% BTC stocks, such as MSTR, maybe COIN even though it isn’t BTC specific (they stand in position to do well). There are number of other stocks. Recently I picked up some FLD… The remaining 50% of the tax advantaged accounts is for the S&P and what not. So in the end you are 75% BTC exposure. The remaining 25% is the piece that will eventually become just a small fraction of the total of your portfolio. Maybe at some point you rebalance. Though I can’t make a good case for why you would

Joe-M-4

Thanks, man. Yeah, I'm satisfied - I don't need the "I MADE 1837352% ON COIN X" bragging rights, just solid gains over time work fine 💪

Joe-M-4

If I add up all of my portfolios, BNB may be the best combined return. I haven't run those numbers in a while, but last time I did it came out on top, even though it missed a few of the early years. Impressive indeed. There's a couple of crypto index products out there. I'm comparing my 2025 Top Ten to COIN50, As the commenter below mentions.

Joe-M-4

You remember correctly. It's called COIN50. I'm actually comparing my 2025 Top Ten to it, barely ahead of it YTD. You can check it out in my previous post or here https://toptencryptoindexfund.com/tracking-2025-top-10-cryptocurrencies-month-4/

Escapement_Watch

with this new COIN UNLOCK the value of gold should drop nicely.

Erocdotusa

Miners still deep in the red, MSTR was down today, COIN still far below ATH. That's why it has been quiet for me

VegasWorldwide

question about this, if everything is as bad as people make it out, why did COIN drop but then the very next day, come all the way back to $264 so really no damage to the shares from this?

SpontaneousDream

Only stock I hold religiously is $COIN. It's going to be a $1 trillion company some day, imo. Just acquired Deribit. First crypto company ever to be added to S and P. In talks to acquire Circle. If you know how to read a balance sheet, they are in an extremely good financial position.

Clueless_Fart_Pants

To get onboard, is it BTC or COIN that I should be investing in?

didnt_hodl

all pension funds for example. COIN is already in the SP500. next up is MSTR. so a large chuck of automatic index buying will be directly investing in BTC.

StonedTurtle420710

COIN as well, just joined the SP500.

Bitcoin401k

Well that's dumb. He's helped millions realize they need to get out of debt and start saving. He's not in the business of recommending stocks or crypto. A diversified portfolio is good enough for most families, they'll have MSTR/COIN and bitcoin in those funds with time.

ladesidude

Sure. However, COIN plans to keep on buying.

omrip34

My COIN is happy