HUGE

Loopbloc

Wait for discount. It's going to be HUGE!

Willing-Spot7296

This might be HUGE!!!

TwoStoopidToFurryass

Congratulations! Being mortgage-free is a HUGE burden off of you 

ToxicBTCMaximalist

Algorand... DISASTER. Everyone said it was going to be HUGE, the future of finance, better than BITCOIN. Turns out NO DEMAND, NO USERS, NO WINNING. Sad! The only thing faster than Algorand's "transactions" is how FAST people forget it exists!!

SoggyTranslator3520

Love the formatting - real professional, just like $SHIC. For those that miss the chance I feel sorry, because this project ha HUGE potential and amazing Energy...

SoggyTranslator3520

This right here! This is why you need $SHIC - I firmly believe this project has HUGE potential...

thrifter88

Given all the positive things that happened this year to crypto in the USA, do you guys think that we’ll be dealing with the same exact 4 year bull markets as we did until now? I think that 2025 and 2026 are going to be HUGE for crypto and more and more people and institutions will be buying into it. I think that there will be normal ups and downs but not a 4 years bear market anymore. I think all utility based coins will be going up like bitcoin did.

coojw

I can help with that. First, 2 concepts to wrap your mind around. 1. Bitcoin is outside the dollar system (you are used to everything being inside the same dollar system). Why is bitcoin outside the dollar system? Because, like gold.. Bitcoin is a “Layer 0” monetary instrument and the dollar is a layer 1 instrument. Gold is the base money we’ve used for thousands of years, and all our value systems were built on top of that (including the dollar). This is where understanding the history of money helps. The U.S. dollar was simply a claim aka a receipt for gold. Until it was untethered from gold in 1971 by Nixon. So Gold was the base money, the dollar was a currency on top of gold, tethered to it. 2nd concept: Bitcoin and Gold are both “money”, the dollar isn’t. The dollar is a currency. The primary lesson that most people miss when understanding money is that there is a difference between money and currency, and that difference is a HUGE deal. The real power comes from understanding "why" Bitcoin is money, and the dollar isn't, why is the dollar only a currency. The short answer as to why is because of the 7 properties required for something to be a money, the dollar only has 6 of them, and bitcoin has all 7. Properties of money: • a medium of exchange • a unit of account • portable • durable • divisible • fungible • a store of value (scarcity - aka how finite it is) The dollar is not a store of value (due to money printing.) This is the property its missing. The long answer of why the dollar is currency and not money is here in this video. (one of the most important videos i've seen in the last 10 years) Clip 1 • Understanding Money: The difference between “Currency” & “Money”.. What is sound money, and why gold (and now bitcoin) fits this description (This series was originally made in 2010, before bitcoin was well known). Feel free to watch all 10 videos in the series in your spare time, but if you do anything, at least watch the 1st vid in the series. (This might be the most important video here) https://youtu.be/DyV0OfU3-FU?si=OqJ93-gHpcQjsvRH Watch this video in your spare time (I think it is about 30 minutes), to get the much needed foundation for understanding money vs currency. This foundation is needed for understanding why bitcoin is so needed. I have a full list of curated videos that too 7 or 8 years to find, learn and understand, that I am happy to share after you watch that video if you are interested.

coojw

i didn't say 1 dollar doesn't equal 1 dollar. I kinda threw that whole thing in the garbage because it doesn't tell us anything. The primary lesson that most people miss when understanding money is that there is a difference between money and currency, and that difference is a HUGE deal. The real power comes from understanding "why" Bitcoin is money, and the dollar isn't, why is the dollar only a currency. The short answer as to why is because of the 7 propertie required for something to be a money, the dollar only has 6 of them, and bitcoin has all 7. Properties of money: *• a medium of exchange* *• a unit of account* *• portable* *• durable* *• divisible* *• fungible* *• a store of value (scarcity - aka how finite it is)* The long answer of why the dollar is currency and not money is here in this video. (one of the most important videos i've seen in the last 10 years) Clip 1 • Understanding Money: The difference between “Currency” & “Money”.. What is sound money, and why gold (and now bitcoin) fits this description (This series was originally made in 2010, before bitcoin was well known). Feel free to watch all 10 videos in the series in your spare time, but if you do anything, at least watch the 1st vid in the series. (This might be the most important video here) [https://youtu.be/DyV0OfU3-FU?si=OqJ93-gHpcQjsvRH](https://youtu.be/DyV0OfU3-FU?si=OqJ93-gHpcQjsvRH)

ScatMonkeyPro

You are welcome to DM me, but it is tough to "elaborate" on a premise that is based on behavior and human psychology. People are inherently untrustworthy, especially when it comes to money and wealth. It is easy for a human to lie with words, but it is much harder to maintain that lie with body language and behavior. A person dialed in on psychology will see hints, and realize that the words do not match the behavior, and see through the BS. I ask you to do this. Reject the Satoshi story and step back and take a wider view. \- US govt was strongly anti crypto for many many years, but around COVID times, their attitude suddenly flipped completely. \- US Banks and investment firms went from rejecting BTC to quietly amassing HUGE stashes of the asset. \- US Congress men and women (especially in the Republican party) were already buying these assets while their government was rejecting it publicly. \- Gensler at the SEC used his time there to slow the asset appreciation during his tenure, so as to allow institutions time to formulate their plans for BTC. Now that pieces are in place, he has been replaced and SEC is now crypto friendly. I could go on with data points, but those are enough to start. You can find more hints on your own. There are many to choose from. Now ask yourself this. What inherently changed over those few years that made USA change their stance? NOTHING. They were just waiting. Now, view China's behavior to BTC from the lens of it being a US govt project. All their behavior suddenly makes sense doesn't it? Now look at Europe. They are also slow to adopt a pro BTC attitude, because they also know the truth and are wary of the US gaining such control especially with a unpredictable man like Trump at the helm. All you have to do is view the behaviors of everybody involved and not get your mind polluted by the accepted narratives. I learned this thought process through playing poker at a high level. In poker you assume everyone is lying to you, and you watch their behaviors and their patterns to figure out their true hand. This situation is no different. USA could not "announce" that this is the plan. The plan has to be carried out in secrecy for it to work, or people would not go along with the idea. So, assume everybody is lying to you, and figure it out. What amazes me most in all this is the brilliance of the game theory of Bitcoin. Every aspect of it incentivises the players to go along with the plan. And, it relies on the most basic part of human nature. GREED. It's absolutely amazing.

8307c4

lol you have to have liquidity to invest, that means your bills need to be paid, you have money in savings, and so on... You could of course take a HUGE chance and convert all your cash to bitcoin and then use bitcoin to pay for stuff BUT... If bitcoin takes a dive so do you.

grndslm

Fiat currency (not "money")  & banking cartels are HUGE problems.  And Bitcoin has solved these problems.... which is why banks themselves are adopting or and integrating it into their system.  Slowly but surely, Gresham's Law will prove that the cream rises to the top, and it will do that thru the layers of Bitcoin's open, permissionless network.

JewelTamexJuno

HUGE

ColdNCursed

Every single time you guys have updates for the wolf pack, it is HUGE. There are so many things to be excited for, and Im here for all of them! Come join the VC tonight and join the hype!

soks86

No, that's not how it works. The ETF is a managed fund and takes fees. A derivative is an instrument itself that isn't managed by anyone but is standardized. These are HUGE differences in regulation and the purpose of the product.

opensandshuts

This is HUGE

Aethrrr

the thing ppl dont realise with alts, is for 99% of the time, they do nothing or bleed to bitcoin. Its a very short windows, caused by multiple factors aligning, that creates HUGE flywheel gains. Logically, if you want 10x type of returns, you need to endure 10x levels of difficulty (which comes in the form of uncertainty, regret, pain, boredom, losses, etc). Otherwise everyone in the space would be a millionaire at this point. You go this man just keep learning from good resources (my personal favourite are NOBS Crypto, Tyler Hill, Connor kenny, House of crypto and some others). Bad information is abundant in this space, whether is from ppl that dont know what theyre doing, are trying to pump their own bags, or are telling people what they want to hear for views. If someone is smart, but everyones commenting in their vids calling them dumb, they are doing the right thing and telling ppl what they need to hear, not what they want to hear. Most lose money, so if the smart ppl are being called idiots by middle of the bellcurve retail, theyre most likely onto smth haha

No_Minimum_8088

Here is my bitcoin story. I was in at .01 per bitcoin, so the very beginning. In 2011, I was around 13, and was in school for 12 fucking hours per day - because everyone believed in the system and did not keep up to date on modern technology (bitcoin). You know, the stay in school, get good grades, etc. I believed in bitcoin and that it would hit 500k by 2030. So 5 days a week and on Saturdays I was in school for 12 fucking grueling hours, trying to get good grades so I could get free college because there was no way my parents would ever be able to pay for it. I was the DIRT poor girl at school - same outfit every day, 2 pairs of underwear, 1 pair of socks, my shoes were wrapped in duct tape just to stay together. My parents would fanatically scream and cry about losing the house to the bank and would even scream in my face about it. So to say the least, I was a HIGHLY stressed-out teenager. Not to mention, kids at school making it way worse with bullying. Anyways, I discovered bitcoin on the few hours I could manage to stay awake, and had free time. I was on reddit, specifically this forum (I believe). I had spent a dozen hours trying to buy bitcoin. I was going to buy $100 worth. Which, when you live in a house with dirt floors and a 4 foot hole in the ceiling and a $150 house payment was too much that you had to constantly worry about losing your house on the steps of the courthouse.... That was a HUGE investment. I begged, and begged this forum to help me learn how to buy it, and to help direct me in the best way possible. I think at the time, you had to buy a $100 visa gift card, and somehow send it to India? And then once they got it they send you a code? I thought this was all physical. Anyways... Reddit told me to fuck off and that if I wasn't willing to put in the hours of research to buy bitcoin, that I didn't deserve it. (Without hearing my story). So, I fucked off. Later at school, even though I had no friends. I had asked some kids if they wanted to make money, but the catch was "If I tell you, you have to agree to give me some as payment or a Thank You later when you hit it big." and they were telling me to just tell them for free, and that it was stupid to ask for some type of reimbursement for helping them to earn $ BILLIONS. They also told me to fuck off. So I fucked off. End of story.

vb90

SEC clearning liquid staking seems HUGE. Like, could be one of the catalysts for some serious froth down the line.

Sunnyjim333

This is a HUGE milestone. You are destined for greatness. Stay away from drugs, gambling. Don't tell others you have wealth. Let them be your friends for who you are. Best wishes and a happy life.

Top_Mind9514

No, not really. I was, first off, responding to the comment above my comment, not OP. And yes, unfortunately, people are stupidly believing that, IF, you have a hardware/ cold storage device, that “your” crypto is stored on “THE DEVICE”. People need to understand WTF they are doing, before they do things. And, to learn how to communicate effectively, which is a HUGE problem these days. And OP was asking about how much was the “rule of thumb” before moving on to cold storage

Jcbob22

The peace of NOT having a mortgage is HUGE. Forget a bunch of payments and such !

fajarsis02

It's a HUGE dump.

CasualRedditObserver

More orders? That makes a bit more sense than the nonsense comment that I responded to where someone tried to say it had something to do with the number of "buyers" and/or "sellers". Still, there can be just 5 unfilled "buy" orders below the current market price, with millions of unfilled "sell" orders above the current market price. If just one HUGE "market order" comes in to buy, the price will skyrocket, even though there are "more sell orders than buy orders". Clearly the quantity of unfilled orders in the book doesn't determine the price.

LittleSugar05

This is HUGE news and exactly what we love to see! Bolivia openly acknowledging crypto as a 'reliable alternative to fiat' is a powerful statement. It speaks volumes about the challenges many countries face with traditional financial systems (inflation, capital controls, unstable currencies) and how crypto offers a genuine solution. This isn't just about speculation it's about financial freedom and access for millions. Countries paying attention, take notes! The dominoes are falling.

LeSeanMcoy

Based off a HUGE sample size of like, 3 cycles, this bull-run will last until Fall, and crash after into the new year.

Hot_Philosopher3199

HUGE difference between thinking and knowing. Don't get your info from Reddit if you are vulnerable to the "Bitcoin is bulletproof" idea.

octane1295

I’ve been in ADA before most even knew what it was, and before all the braindead sheep joined in now claiming it’s something that it’s not. I’ve got a HUGE risk free bag of ADA that’s worth over 25,000x my initial investment, and I still am smart enough to know ada is trash that’s staying afloat from the noobies that get brainwashed into it

na3than

I'm not either; I don't use QR codes for my anything having to do with private keys. I wouldn't trust the QR code generator that creates it or the firmware of the camera that scans it or the software that interprets the image. I only meant to say that those who DO use QR codes are almost certainly generating them via software, and that's a HUGE op sec risk they probably haven't considered.

PandorasBucket

Her battle against crypto, making crypto partisan is a HUGE part of why Kamala lost. All she has to do is leave crypto alone. No one is asking her to get involved in crypto.

Newbie123plzhelp

Exactly, I've even generated a seed using this website's (offline), but I've seen multiple posts claiming they used this website and got their Bitcoin stolen. It's probably more likely they used the website online and has some malware installed, while falsy attributing the website code as malicious. It should be obvious that the first HUGE mistake is generating the seed phrase from an online device but most people default to blaming that specific site. However anything is possible I would be interested to know if that site is now taken over by bad actors.

SolarisX86

Up 40% in 30 days and down 3% in last 24 hours. Yes, HUGE DIP.

No-Pen-7954

Tried to give me a HUGE sign as well and I denied and ignored it I was not aware of this the spiritual side of life until now.. I could have got a coin for $230 ish but I was in college worried about a cheeseburger and a fat sack of marijuana right.. flashforward to now I would have no worry about currency

CheeseWeezel

This is HUGE!

karnyboy

BTC dropped to 25000 CAD a while back or 22000 either way it was low enough where I could have taken a loan out to buy 1 and paid it off and still have more money than I currently have... additionally, back in like 2010 I think, I was offered the chance to buy like 100 BTC or something stupid like that, but I thought it was a HUGE scam and was like no effin way dude....

tomsmac

ETH a dead shitcoin? Dude, you’ve not been paying attention. Do you understand the bill that was just signed into law??? It’s a HUGE move for stablecoins. Just about ALL the banks have now committed to stablecoins in the last week. And…. 95% of stablecoins use the ETH layers! It’s gone from $1,700 to $3,700 in just a couple of weeks and it’s only getting much hotter. The growth will without a doubt blow BTC out of the water. You should read some before making such an uninformed message like that.

morrisdev

I think part of the problem is \*control\* and ignorance. For example, I have one client that has multiple partners outside the country, the parent keeps kind of a running total of shipments of products to the partners and takes a piece of the action to cover costs, tarriffs, shipments, etc... The partners ACH the money back and forth, or somemtimes are sending checks and the larger, newer, ones will use escrow agents and wait for FOB (Freight on Board) docs from the shipping line. Anyway, ALL of this could easily be handled with a crypto transaction directly in the software. Smart Contracts can easily be generated and executed with software far more easily than an ACH. Moreover, they could easily put in an automated balance that would be in some stablecoin and then converted to ETH and added to a smart-contract and then boom.... transaction done. but... they can't tell the difference between ETH and $MELANIA or GameStop. Basically, they feel that it would hurt their reputation and they feel someone could mess with their company finances - even if the transaction went from stablecoin=>eth=>stablecoin in 30 seconds, they still "feel" it's not stable. They "Feel" that they could be at risk, and therefore, so do their investors. I put a HUGE amount of investment in ETH/ADA smart contracts a while back and it completely failed once all these meme coins came out. I can't even talk about it in meetings because so many people saw it as, "Oh, we sure dodged a bullet when you were trying to push us onto this weird crypto thing. Just look out unstable it became". Whatever. as you can see, I'm still pissed. :)

OG-DirtNasty

I’m going to guess it was a pig butchering scam, these scam artists will play the long game (months), allow the person to pull out some money a couple times, show fake reports and host fake market websites, and right when they lull people into a sense of security, they up the ante and convince them to put a HUGE chunk of money in. Then they pull the plug and disappear.

Substantial-Will2466

It's when people get over leveraged and it destroys them and their families. Last year I made a killing on MSTU options. Understand this level of degeneracy-I wanted leverage (MSTU) on leverage (MSTR) on bitcoin. Then, I wanted HUGE leverage (options) on that. The issue is that people will do this and then say "what the fuck happened when btc goes from 500k to 300k.

Calm_Voice_9791

If this is true, then it’s a HUGE competition to USDC. We could be seeing a race for the dominance of US Dollar stablecoin market.

Get_the_nak

EU budget is HUGE!

DingDongWhoDis

>**not to mention** r/cryptocurrency **is one of biggest forums of crypto and it's token is moons as long as this crypto sub exists moons will be part of it and when newcomers join the sub they will notice moons and pour liquidity in it.** The truth is, the vast majority of the user/subscriber count is BOTS and bogus alts for moon farming. That's not to say a genuine flood of authentic organic activity is impossible in the future, but if the sub was cleaned up right now, as it should be, a HUGE percentage of users would be removed.

Sharp-Expert-4643

Just guessing here, but i expect that money is going to buy his freedom. Expect an announcement of someone paying a HUGE tax bill, penalties and interest. IYKYK

ChromeandChickpeas

I used bitcoin to buy an REI gift card to buy some new gear for a Colorado backpacking trip, and I bought a few Whatsminers when I was doing the home mining thing (HUGE MISTAKE LOL).

East-Cricket6421

I suspect the market will become more curated and led by the nose, now that institutional money is all in. The time of retail guys like me being able to get a seat at the table for anything competitive at it's offset are probably long gone. Barring some really crazy innovative leaps and a wildly charismatic project leader, I think the only project that will survive at market are the ones big players have already anointed and gotten a chunk of (much like traditional markets). 99.99% of my earnings have come from being a first round ICO investor in various projects that survived a full cycle or two. Even those projects all look like they are on wobbly legs now ad retail interest is thin on the ground, leaving just the big boys to drive the market where ever they please. I hope I'm wrong and crypto uses alternative funding sources in DeFi to create products that out compete whatever the big institutional players put on offer but I just don't see how its going to be possible. The public is too busy being somewhere between burnt out from chasing hype (which is fickle at best) or forced to just follow the smart money wherever it leads them. I was a HUGE advocate for having as broad a market, with as many offerings a possible over the past decade but I don't have it in me to get ahead of the market anymore as I no longer find it relatable or accessible. So in that situation BTC has become my safe harbor asset, even if it was gimped during the block size debate all those years ago.

mrestiaux

In the next few months if we continue to go straight up, let’s say $180k… under 100k would be a HUGE draw down. I don’t see that happening with the popularity of the asset now.

solex-matrix-756

I've used several of them (CDC and Nexo), and i've also tried the Wirex and Plutus cards. With CDC, you need to hold a HUGE amount of CRO tokens to actually benefit from the card, which doesn't work for me. Plutus has a terrible cashback and asset unlocking scheme. Wirex charges monthly subcription fees - another dealbreacker for me. Nexo curerently seems like the best option. The cashback is decent - 2%, there's no monthly subscription, and you can also earn interest on your assets. Good luck!

Affectionate_Yam1251

I'm going to call this price right now as manipulation. July 14th. How TF was there no interest then all the sudden HUGE sells and buys. I mean if this isn't a sign of manipulation I don't know what is. Think about it were that many sellers ready to sell and that many buyers ready to buy?

martinbogo

So buy OTC. There is a HUGE local community. Save on @#$% fees, go to a bitcoin meetup, do it in person. Bring a cold wallet.

uwturboautism

What's causing the HUGE CRASH today ???

Which-Menu-3205

AI slant shitcoin post: Recently moved most of my eth to “alt projects”. I found some of the missions compelling / synergizing with other work I’m seeing with agents etc. Ultimately my view is that if the projects have development work behind them / some investment there are probably lower floor to intrinsic value, but there’s liquidity risk. None of this is investment advice of course. Generally, it has a lot of dejavu feel of underlying question of if decentralization is value-providing. In many cases it’s a point to be argued, but the hope is that possible altcoin pressure hits these projects. - Akash: vision is ai will demand a lot of compute. People can pay for unused compute or lease some. Why might this make sense? Computer commands could scale drastically. Cloud compute providers seem to keep up with this, but it may still be cheaper to buy unused in this market; in any event it is a HUGE market so even a 1% market niche, if captured by a player, would be significant. Threats are that it fizzles or that AWS etc are ubiquitous and evolve to capture. Akash is main compute player I’m looking at. - Filecoin: has more merit IMO: data persistence has more explainable use case for why you’d want something verified. Already adopted by some AI projects for eg model checkpoint data. A few other competitors here but this seems to be best funded. - Story: new and speculative on other ai developments, but a matter of when not if. Story deals with capturing the rights of AI created data. Of course this will be necessary. They seem to be the only player now. 2-5 years out could be huge. Foresight pressure happens sooner. - Tao: super early and speculative. It smells like there is a lot of value in that direction, but it’s unclear if the project nailed it or if the space is defined enough yet that it won’t see competitors. - Internet computer company: based on chart staring this seems like a sensible buy, and they have cash and dev work. Less confident in their mission view, but seems like they are at least positioned to do something

Willing-Spot7296

HUGE!!!

Lanky_Tailor_282

this APP has HUGE potential ! i read the site... my team inclused the famous youtuber Mike ! if anyone wanna join with us use invite CODE : genio

Small-Supermarket540

ETH: 0.000016967 of the supply BTC: 0.000023701 and BTC halves this amount every 4 years and has a cap of 21m It has no owner nor a Foundation that sells BTC It is a HUGE difference

emilio8x

HUGE amount…

Saylor_Moonboi

This sounds great in theory, but the core problem is the Midas situation. If they can make more money when the population or goods value goes up, there is a HUGE incentive to make more money just because, you know, free money is cool, and stuff. Which gets us to our current situation. Believe it or not, the Federal Reserve was created for exactly what you think it should do, print money when there is a shortage, and take it back when there is a surplus, and every once in a while they take a little back, but 90 % of the time, they just make more and more.

LittleSugar05

This is HUGE if it works as advertised! An offline, censorship-resistant messaging app built on Bitcoin is exactly the kind of innovation the space needs. It's not just about privacy, it's about building truly resilient communication infrastructure that can't be easily shut down or controlled. Jack is really leaning into the core ethos of Bitcoin beyond just payments. Excited to see how this evolves and what kind of adoption it gets.

mrkrabz1991

YikYak was an anonymous message board that utilized servers and the internet (unlike Jack's app). Users could post text and create threads and users could respond anonymously. They eventually added a randomly assigned glifs for every user in a thread so you could track who was responding to who in a thread, but beyond that it was anonymous. It was HUGE when I was in college. Got shut down due to bullying in high school.

ImpressiveIdeal3886

Look at this YT video about $PAPPLE, This project is going HUGE [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTvzn-7otTs](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTvzn-7otTs) 👀

hoeFlationnnn

people calling this guy stupid need to understand for the BTC project to succeed you need to cater to people who are not financially savvy. you need to cater to senior citizens who don't understand technology. the system has to work for the less fortunate and less intelligent. yes even the mentally handicapped and disabled too. If its too hard or too much work to get started thats a HUGE PROBLEM This anecdote should be a wakeup call that the current system needs to evolve, not ridicule him for being slow to adopt.

ChromeandChickpeas

Abort lol. I dropped about 0.7btc on a handful of state of the art Whatsminers back in the day- HUGE MISTAKE. Mining industry/tech advances so quickly and is HYPER competitive. Just hold onto ur sats and keep stacking.

KFC_Tuesdays

I’m not some guru I’m going off what I’ve seen, every time BTC runs up to highs then starts to “settle” I notice the sentiment of people becomes stuff like “BTC is stable” or “new ATH coming soon!” You start to see randoms finally buying in at these highs and people doing HUGE buys. (People as in everyday people like you and me) I’ve noticed once this sentiment begins it’s like the begging of the end and few months later BTC has its pull back then the sentiment turns to “BTC is dead” and so forth. It’s basically do the opposite of the pack. It always ends up working the way I mentioned or close to it.

Due-Candy-8929

Bitcoin is a HUGE energy drain… not an energy asset… this new narrative is absolutely bizarre… feels like it’s just put forward to have a low level answer for anyone genuinely concerned by “what happens when all Bitcoin is allocated, but we still require mining (which uses more energy than some countries every year) to move it on layer 1? If miners aren't being compensated with new coins fees will go through the roof to absorb the cost of mining… miners might opt to cash out as well, and those that don't can charge bank… but maxis are twisting this to… nooooo its actually a good thing that Bitcoin is sooo expensive to mine and burns so much energy.… they need to have some basic low level arguments that are enough for people to accept at a glance and still fomo in without questioning… energy companies can definitely min-max results and profit from Bitcoin, but the profit from Bitcoin is the benefit, not the mining (ie. Technically you could use mining to generate heat for your room, rather than a heater, but it is still burning energy - you're just saving on heating and paying less for cooling as you are after that heat…) maybe we could have seasonal mining only? Where houses needing heating in winter mine while mining is prohibited in summer?

cryptolipto

The Hidden Road is a DTCC MEMBER, NOT A PARTNER. HUGE DIFFERENCE. That’s like saying I’m a partner at McDonald’s cause I ate a Big Mac

cryptolipto

The EVM update came 4 years too late. They should have deployed it in 2021 when Binance launched their EVM. They should have launched their stablecoin in 2021 Now they’ve partnered with wormhole for cross chain interoperability. But wait I thought that’s what XRP was supposed to do? You call it a huge update. All I see is pivoting and trying to play catch up with the rest of the industry. They’re losing, not winning The only thing they have on their side is a HUGE treasury so they can buy companies and work deals. They’re certainly not building anything interesting on their own

Historical_Drink_486

As one of the first crypto memes ever I believe this has HUGE potential. But check out the X and Website yourself. Team def know what they are doing. Im gonna ape heavy on launch.

ColdNCursed

This bridge is fucking HUGE. Absolutely madlad move from the Wolf devs. All this winning makes me wonder when I'll wake up from my dream because a crypto project that has: Real utility, an amazing team and a fire fucking diamond handed community can't exist elsewhere other than my dreams, right? Weekly updates with wins, WINS, AND MORE WINS. Can't be real, can it? Week after week after week of green... Not possible? $Wolf - Turning our dreams into reality. APE THE FUCK IN. (NFA)

MrTheums

This sounds like a legit gem! A memecoin with actual utility? That's a rare breed, and I'm digging the "fantasy sports for degens" angle. Seriously, this could be HUGE. My main question is around tokenomics – what's the distribution like? Is there a large team allocation that could potentially dump on the community? Knowing the tokenomics is crucial before I even think about throwing some sats at this. Also, what's the plan for long-term sustainability beyond the initial hype? A strong roadmap showing continued development and community engagement is key for me. If they've got a solid plan, this could easily go to the moon! WAGMI!

xmrstickers

HUGE advice here. Always trade pro with limits. Will save a LOT over time.

Due-Candy-8929

Depends what you invest/invested, XRP is currently the top performer in the top 100 since the election (up 308% over the last year) XLM is still up 119% (BTC 55.4%) … not meme %’s but also much safer on the crypto risk curve as well so people tend to put more money in (meaning lower % can still see solid $$$ returns) , XRP has currently been my best investment but it also comes down to when you bought as well, and then if price drops.. if you bought more … one of my friends started buying XRP near the top / hype of 2017… saw his networth rise a HUGE amount.. but then crash lower than where he bought… but he doubled down and bought more over years at lower prices… and now his folio is well above his average buy price

DigitalDUDE-PRIME

here's an amusing consideration: 1. current population of Earth: 8 billion 2. current population of Canada: 40 million 3. percentage of earth's population that Canada is: (1/2)% Now, here's the REALLY FUNNY part: since only 1/2% of Earth's population is in Canada, and since only having 5% of the population use a currency seems that it might (somehow, technically) not necessarily validate utility of that currency, then clearly Canada has no ACTUAL ability to use the Canadian dollar because realistically, if Canada is only 0.5% of the planet's population (where maybe only about maybe 0.8-1% of people - on Earth - actually use the Canadian dollar; since this is basically only 20% (at best) of the %5 use case adoption scenario mentioned, that CLEARLY there's NO LITERAL reason for Canada to have its own currency on Earth. Here's an EVEN FUNNIER consideration - there are MANY countries on earth who's total population is NOT EVEN 1% of Earth's population. Since most of the people using those country's respective currencies are predominantly citizens of those countries, clearly there might (somehow) be a plausible conceivability that those countries lack a sufficient percentage of (Earth's) total population to maybe not have enough statistical adoption to validate the utility of their own respective currencies within those countries? Now, here's an ACTUAL / REALISTIC way to look at this number: 5% adoption rate is HUGE. The ENTIRE United States of America is literally not even 5% of the planet's population. Your "serious question" can basically be restated like this: If only such a small percentage of people (such as the ENTIRE population of the United States of America) has currently adopted the use of said 'system' (because it is technically hard to know how to refer to the blockchain/cryptocurrency tokenization of Bitcoin/BTC) - 'how is it ever going to work'. Well, here's ONE possible consideration - Assuming that your figure of a 5% adoption rate (which however - in and of itself - seems WILDLY inaccurate) you're basically insinuating that if only a collective of individuals the size of the ENTIRE population of the United States of America adopted the utility of a function, then HOW ON EARTH could it even work with such a small user base. Ya, YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY CORRECT - that IS a SERIOUS question. Also, please allow myself to throw in these "serious questions" in liaison to yours: \- if the population of Canada is only 0.5% of the total population of Earth, then how do Canadians even use the Canadian dollar? \- if the population of Lithuania is only 0.04% of the total population of Earth, then how do Lithuanian's EVEN USE MONEY AT ALL? Like really. You do realize of course that a VAST MAJORITY of countries on this planet do not have even a full 5% of the planet's population within their borders and/or jurisdiction? In response to your other question - the 'thing' you are missing seems to be ecosystem. BTC adoption is validated by utility within a cryptocurrency ecosystem - by validating blockchain in terms of a. providing a trustable accountancy and transaction ledger, by validating tokens from those ledgers as transactable coins - the foundations of a logistical, more trustable financial ecosystem is provided - by entrenching accountability ledgers (such as BTC) into modern banking and other forms of financial accountancy, the blockchain ecosystem will grow. As the blockchain ecosystem grows, more and more cryptocurrencies will be produced, the production of which will yield some successfully in terms of operational utility - as the operational utility of the ecosystem increases, adoption will becoming increase proportionately in relation to the simplicity of utility (which will inherently become increased as more users latch on, find ways to simplify its utility and inherently realize that the more we can trust our financial holdings records, the more likely sane people are to use that structure as an operational financial system.

Ichigo_Kurosaki_one

Mabye, you are right. All indicators are there, but for the Bitcoin to go that much down, someone needs to take out like a lot amount of money, like a HUGE amount of money, I guess 🤗. So it's 50/50, I guess 😅

Bossman17gin

Huge scam. I’m in Satoshi notes telegram and he recommended using this exchange for crypto arbitrage. I deposited 1500$. I went to withdrawal, and a pop came up saying I’m high risk and would need to deposit and additional 725$ worth or sol to verify my account. I did that like an absolute moron then 2 min later when the 725$ with of sol was deposited in bitomo, I was banned from the site and unable to log in. THIS IS A HUGE SCAM DO NOT USE BITOMO UNLESS YOU WANT TO LOOSE ALL YOUR MONEY.

MrTheums

This is HUGE! Seriously, seeing organic community engagement like this before the mainnet launch is a fantastic sign. This isn't just another pump-and-dump; this feels like a real project with real utility. I'm super curious though – what's the tokenomics like? A healthy token distribution and a clear roadmap for burning or locking tokens are crucial for long-term success. Knowing that would solidify my bullishness even further. This could be the next big gem, seriously, to the moon! WAGMI!

FollowAstacio

Welcome to the light! That said, even as a HUGE promoter of bitcoin, even I only allocate a percentage of my retirement to bitcoin. The most important part of investing and/or trading is risk management, risk management, and risk management! The easiest way to do this is by diversification. Even Wu Tang Klan understood this (“Diversify yo’ bonds!”). It’s the centuries-old adage, “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.” The amount you allocate would depend on your specific situation, but I think the greater your income, the higher percentage would probably be agreed on by financial advisors. Maybe talk to one and tell them you want to be aggressive about it, but are still willing to be conservative compared to your current stance and see what they can talk you down to.

b1mm3rl1f3

"US Federal Housing Finance Agency issues order to count Bitcoin & crypto as an asset for a mortgage." Millions of BTC now no longer need to be sold. Instead of cashing out, they will consider it an asset to qualify you for a mortgage aka show that you own your portfolio and qualify. HUGE, HUGE news

MrTheums

This is HUGE news for $WOLF! A dedicated Chief Art Officer is a serious game-changer, especially in this space. Getting a full-time artist onboard shows real commitment and signals a potential for much higher quality marketing and community engagement. This could be a *serious* gem! I'm super curious though – what's the plan for scaling the art team as the project grows? Will Amy be leading the charge in hiring more artists or are there plans for other key hires in the creative department? Answers to these questions would really help solidify my belief that this is a project with long-term potential and not just a short-lived pump and dump. WAGMI!

MrTheums

Holy moly, this update is fire! 🔥 CoinGecko listing AND a marketing firm? This smells like serious moon potential. $WOLF is definitely on my radar now. Seriously though, the charity collab is a nice touch. Shows they're thinking beyond just profits. That kind of positive PR can go a long way. My question is – what's the projected timeline for the DEX launch? That's a HUGE catalyst, and knowing when to expect it will help gauge the potential for short-term gains. Let's WAGMI! 🚀

Successful-Bar-1078

Literally everything AMAZON GOOGLE IT WAS A HUGE HACK. China has acres to our phones. Nothing works go wrong with them making our phones ands giving the CIA a backdoor so that they can monitor. Who’d think China would use that very back door!!

Fit_Psychology_1536

Honestly only at the last 20% of the book. The vast majority is about the history of money and heavy-economics.  I have HUGE ADHD so it literally took me a year or more to finally finish it but I just didnt give up 

Medium_Change4574

Yeah it's hard to predict what effects a US involvement would have, it is the centre of markets indeed. So let me correct, markets would take a HUGE hit lol. And with crypto being the first asset class to get sold off? Alts would get nuked probably. So let's hope there won't be a "direct" US involvement, just like with russia-ukraine and the whole of NATO

MrTheums

This sounds like a potential GEM! Love the Solana angle – fast transactions are key for a meme coin's success, right? The team's experience with CheemsInu is a HUGE plus; that gives me some serious confidence. But I'm curious – what's the tokenomics like? What's the total supply, and what's the burn mechanism (if any)? Understanding those details is crucial before I even think about throwing some sats at it. Let's get this to the moon, WAGMI!

Saundaun

I know HUGE L on that🫥

Forsaken-Spring-4114

Naming all my assets would take too long. I have roughly 25-30 types. My main assets are SOL (bought at $75) and every pay 10% of my check is automatically converted into BTC. I also have a specific 15 crypto basket that I manually designed and $100 per week goes into that, just in case essentially. I look at the overall history, market trends, current trends, and news. News plays a HUGE role in any asset, especially the Dipshit Don and his back and forth. You can compare most crypto charts (long term) and spot when he made a dumb decision, and see that they all display similar stats long term, most do what bitcoin do. Some, but very few, are independent.

MrTheums

Holy moly, 15 MILLION HUNT up for grabs?! This is insane! The gamification aspect is definitely grabbing my attention – it’s not just about holding, it's about *actively participating* and earning. That’s a HUGE differentiator in this space. This feels less like a pump and dump and more like a genuinely engaging community building project. My question is: what's the long-term vision beyond the competitions and early adoption incentives? What kind of utility will HUNT have once the initial hype dies down? Knowing that will help determine if this is a true gem or just a fleeting moon mission. WAGMI if they nail the long-term strategy!

DryMyBottom

Pakistan government meeting with Saylor for some help is just HUGE! 🚀

Visual_Building_1666

Yeah, in a Roth IRA seems like the way to go. HUGE upside with no tax on the gains ever. I'm with you.

Braxximus

They can get past 2FA, it happened to me 4 years ago. My phone got spammed with over 1000 text messages and during all the text notifications, my coinbase account was hacked and password changed. I had all the security features set, and at the time, doing my research it comes down to SIM card swaps and somebody at the cell phone provider. I got lucky, it took me 4 months to gain access to my account, I had to send all types of verification pictures, but my account was restored and I got my money. I closed my account and have not Gon back to coinbase. Also customer service is shit. Security is shit. It’s just a matter of time before it happens to you. I also lost out on making money because cardano had a HUGE run up and I was unable to sell.

Cswizzy

I dumped my bags and took a HUGE loss on ATOM a few years ago. Threw it all into BTC and it’s been the best trade I’ve ever done.

ill_intents

cant disagree with you its always better to learn and trade yourself although, the truth is - A HUGE amount of people choose to copytrade

windyDuke11

And this guy Jordan is a HUGE moron

AnoAnoSaPwet

I'd recommend to just make smaller trades, pay slightly more fees, to avoid being MEV botted. I always pre-plan all my live trades now because it happens so often, that you might not notice a HUGE chunk lost to the bots? If you're day-trading, I'd recommend to hop from DEX to DEX for more opportunity to buy/sell. I've noticed you're more likely to be botted if you're day-trading on the same DEX, with similar trades, than if you jumped to another DEX that has the same token you're trading.  I swear DEXs nowadays have their own bots that prevent you from swap trading for profit on their platforms? 

MrTheums

This sounds like a seriously promising gem! The token-gate functionality for Telegram and Discord is HUGE – that's the kind of utility that could drive mass adoption. We're talking about seamless onboarding and community management, which is a massive pain point for a lot of projects. My main question is around scalability. How does Alpha City handle a massive influx of users utilizing the token-gate feature? Will the AI and automation infrastructure be able to keep up with exponential growth? This is crucial for long-term success, and I'd love to hear the team's plans to address potential bottlenecks. If they've got a solid answer there, then WAGMI! To the moon! 🚀

MrTheums

This is HUGE! A group getting nuked is almost a *badge of honor* in the crypto space – it screams "someone's scared!" This project is clearly resonating with people, and that kind of organic hype before even a full launch is seriously impressive. I'm seeing some serious potential here; this could be a genuine gem. My main question though, is what's the *actual* utility of PeterSniffin? What problem does it solve, or what unique value proposition does it offer? Knowing that will help us all determine if this is just hype, or if it's truly got legs to take us to the moon! WAGMI!

Capital_Effective691

i still think theres A HUGE scam about AU more papers than gold and its a bomb that at some time will explose thoguhts?

DarvasLivermore

$WHITE it's up 31% right now and 12,233% in 1 year.. They launched their native gas token last month which will be like your $SOL or $ETH type token got the WhiteRock blockchain. Everyone sees $WHITE's +30.8% surge today, but few realize $WHITENET is the real gem its the gas powering the $30T WhiteRock chain. It's like spotting $ETH before Ethereum's rise. I already swapped some $ETH for $WHITENET tokens for their White Network on their official fair launch site I'm definitely not gonna screw this one up.. I got a ref code in their telegram that got me a bigger bag then I expected. I just entered "whitenet" like the token name without the $ sign and it worked I got a HUGE bag more than I actually wanted. That was like a glitch in the matrix for me. 😆 But it's LITERALLY the only way to get $WHITENET tokens right now from trust anywhere else make sure it's OFFICIAL.

MrTheums

This is HUGE! Solving the OTC problem is a *massive* hurdle for many promising projects. We've all seen the rug pulls and price crashes from uncontrolled selling – it's a real killer of community morale. This frictionless approach sounds like a real game-changer. My main question is around scalability – how will this handle massive sell-offs from truly gigantic whales? Will the system remain truly frictionless under immense pressure? Also, what's the tokenomics look like? Incentivizing participation and preventing manipulation is key to long-term success. If this truly solves the problem, we're talking about a potential **gem** that could send this to the **moon**! WAGMI!

MrTheums

This $HEGE listing on BiFinance is HUGE! 3.5B daily volume? That's insane exposure for a memecoin. Definitely has the potential to be a serious contender. I'm seeing a lot of hype around the community and the team's activity – that's a major plus for longevity. But my biggest question is: what's the long-term utility beyond the meme aspect? What's the plan to retain users and keep the momentum going *after* the initial hype dies down? That's key to whether this is just a pump and dump or a genuine moonshot. WAGMI if they've got a solid roadmap!

MrTheums

Holy moly, this sounds like a **massive** gem! HIPAA compliance in a decentralized medical ecosystem? That's HUGE. We're talking about potentially solving some serious real-world problems here, not just another meme coin. To the moon! 🚀 My biggest question though: What's the tokenomics like? Understanding the token distribution, utility, and burn mechanisms is crucial for evaluating long-term potential. A solid tokenomics model is key for sustained growth and avoiding rug pulls. Let's hear it! Also, how robust is their security given the sensitive nature of medical data? This needs to be ironclad. WAGMI if this plays out as promised!

Major_Yogurt6595

Something is brewing in the ETH world, I have a feeling we might get a HUGE surprise in the coming weeks. It wouldnt surprise me if the shoot past the ATH and keep on running while BTC is stuck.