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I have put all of my assets to Altcoins and surely I cannot get benefits from this bull run. Am I too late to put all of my assets to BTC, I hope there will be alt season, but I can only see bitcoin dominance keeps rising | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMkdUX1h1SWk2ZUZxYWFaWGJGNkNOeE1TZjJjcW54ZEpuTmZWdktFcFFhNThsajNUcHNjZWtSaFFwNFJSVUdkcGFxc3I3TUt0TUlrUnRPY2dDak5PbUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSaVVQUlcySk9XTWxOQWl2OC1xXzlnQWh2WWNqaWR5cEN5YmQ1dVZ2akh4djQ4UjlROHE0THhrdXVWYXVFVXlZQWY0N0ZiTlBYTTlmTEZveG5iZ2ROWUNJQjUzM09WVEFiaEJ3Y0lQVk1JblI1ZEpNcDlkQk1GbmlneEQ2Y2FyVktmZ1J1dEJtYkRWUzJGSTE2NmNMQ0Y3ZDBUWUxEUmVYNmpFQmhvSFhLTWZCYlpQZ2RVMzV5dGdQVzZOZjJNTEZz |
AltLayer has pumped **+27%** today on WhiteBIT, with volume up by **6000%**. Something clearly moved the market.
🤔 **Here’s what I think:**
The chart looks explosive, but price stabilizing above $0.030 could suggest strength — not just a one-candle wonder.
👀 **I’d watch for a potential:**
News, governance update, or LP shift. If anyone has alpha, share in the comments.
📊 **I’ve decided to create:**
A low-cap radar based on %volume-to-marketcap ratio. ALT just passed 466% on that metric.
Let’s talk: is ALT the real deal — or just exit liquidity? | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMV96MXJoX1VwRFVNdEg5ZHVqZGFEOUZzbHQ2Z3M3czJGVVYwNWpoWm1xRkVYbFpEN0pMcFMxUzNHOTdqYTAzWVg5ejUtTzJBWldpdmVsSFVzTWdnNTJCMGUxdU5WVkxnQ1dRMDNBdkpDQU09 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMFVoY0V4MkM2SlRfZ184TGE2Y0plSlkxcEVKb3psRWwtZ1h2NEpPZWFwMjIzR0tfbEp6QVNBcmJDMFFlaENxbGtKWFoxN3JpaDBNVzI3SV9Da3FzcXFfOGluMEQ4Q0pkWE44NzZ4Z3lBNU9lVnRoUjZfWDZFb0hxY1RyVmdDNGJaMTRKMHNXVGhfZllGSmVlYTN0aHg1NzZlWVc0aHNZUXBiRy1ubEluOVFiTk9ZLTNPaEFpMXJldVNJZDJDSXdqN1hyQkN6Qk9VcEZNV3lMWnFZbkx2QT09 |
Some context first, Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm faces trial on July 14. Roman is accused by the DOJ of money laundering tied to his decentralized crypto mixer. This case is an important moment for Ethereum's future because it is testing the limits of privacy and even DeFi as a whole.
Roman Storm's battle is very hard and it is not just his story. This is a battle for the soul of DeFi and the privacy we have on Ethereum, he dedicated his heart to Tornado Cash. I am not the best person to explain the technical details but from what I understand from my research, Tornado Cash uses zk-SNARKs to protect crypto transactions on Ethereum's transparent blockchain. The DOJ claims he should have controlled it, added KYC.. or never built it. I think that misses the point, this is not about one man, it is about whether DeFi can survive without bowing to centralized rules.
Ethereum's openness is its strength, yet Tornado Cash proves we can have some privacy in that transparency. If Roman loses, DeFi could fall.. and with it our dream of financial freedom. I did some research on the case and apparently the DOJ blocked his expert witnesses.. this is ridiculous, it is a clear power grab, especially with the SEC's recent 'innovation exemption' nod to DeFi developers.
As Ethereum community members we should stand up for this!! Privacy is not a crime, it is a right. Roman's case is a very important message, if we don't fight, the government might bury the very technology that could change finance. We cannot let that happen.
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* https://x.com/rstormsf/status/1933502107577168047?s=46 | r/ethtrader | post | r/ethtrader | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSSkpqR1JLOU5tUWFZWGdkeWxabmF2Y2lIcnNlLUM5Q0hLcG1yMVpjWW16N2d6Y2RPUXQ1eDJMdy1waUhaNjAzZzM0NDMyRFBObDhBQzZxZVBjUkFFMFJOd2I2dXdudW1XS01MZVNmVl94VW89 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSbndzclJOaGt3TFFreGVuWmx4TnlwcGQyZHhiTE9fSjh3X0VKRGNSTHFmWGlHQ0pFZG41a2FHeXFleTQzVmZXc2cxMnZyZ2pLN3BoclBrT2tXZXR2NVFxWFNFd0ZaYW5TMm1RX1RkUWxlOFJFTmR6R0ZtZU4ycXMyNWo1cFdMQTJxdXp1MFBoRGo4Qk1WdEd0SWs3QnpoUUlTaVg4TTNqVkVNOEtwU1FQYXNqeGRBOWJHZGRxY3NFZUFDRjVpVDRtblRQZ2dIY3l6bUdGeHhmU1ZUWkxnQT09 |
You are probably aware that Spark SPK tokens are live to claim, which marks a huge milestone for the Spark team and community.
That said, you could visit their official website or DeFi Saver to claim the piece of cake that is rightfully yours.
Congrats to everyone eligible! | r/defi | post | r/defi | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSeTVGU3NfcUdRRjd2ZjdhUXY5RTZCdzd5QThkV0MzSVhHVzZ4dTgxalRvZDFHcnMzY3NnWVBZSHUtaTh0MW5Id3NONEhJbFp6UmJMWHhuT2xyWmVESWREdW15Umh6aC1UMEV2UjBLTzRtRWs9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpScGNSRTFYTjVMS2NfSzEybVNCbjVmVFlFZ1lTTzBlX0JNTl9NcklrNTl5QTJOc0NfZVFLYXluXzBrTFQ3bnAxM04xX0JFRzhTLVR4SGJPa0h3YVRBSEkwQnMtQ2xLcjZGT0xjbVlkbEJONG1UMFFUSWlJczk4N2VXNDlOb24tdEZBSUVLak5lLXRhWS1TeTViQnRnXzBQVktWZGpPRGRraUdETWZRS2VYZEJjVFFwY0VzbWgycDRoLXo3WDcxbjBY |
Hello everyone, I’m new to this sub and would like to open a discusion about something I’m trying to change currently, so I’m curious to hear your thoughts.
Let’s say there are no airdrops, no sudden bull run, and none of the easy-mode plays we saw between 2017 and 2021. If you had to start completely over today, just a clean slate, where would you invest your very first $1,000 in today’s market?
Would you go for majors like BTC and ETH for slow, steady growth and long-term stability? Maybe look into layer-2s, real yield protocols, or infrastructure plays? Or are there any undervalued mid-caps you think could punch above their weight over the next 1–2 years?
What tools would you lean on to stay sharp - on-chain analytics, sentiment dashboards, technical indicators, or something else entirely? How would you position yourself intelligently without chasing hype, and which platforms (CeFi or you’d prefer DeFi) would actually earn your trust in this climate?
And of course - what would you avoid entirely? Meme coins? Different alts? Illiquid low-caps? Overhyped ecosystems? Something else?
I’m currently rethinking my whole setup. The market is evolving, and I want an approach that balances durability and upside. | r/ethtrader | post | r/ethtrader | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZmtCbXZvUURvNF8xV1puR1BnUFRhQ3NINUg2ZHdzNnlsOE1sc0NJVHRwV1JqRHZhcU54amhCUHI4NjQxbklDaC1pYlZ4QVFFd3c4c2c0eVN6aHQ1VkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSXzFoZnBKMGdVdDJCbFhMM3hFMzk2Q3NLLTlMNDY4dkNsN3VFSW9MRXJTVGdCc19nRUdSZ1lUaUhuXzBnVVJkT0J1cEhjVDQ1YS1jVjcwY1RXX3JXVHRESWduOXdlQXNiakJfaXBORlZ1Ti05ZzVaNDNGOTZEejA0Wnd3cThHUW8zYkRFVE5Qb2gzaktjTVRHc1hfNjZMY3Bsd18xYmVlSXpOWHpNTWdWcVEyMVVucXQ4UG9Mcm9KeHhuelR1Ml81WU9qOFpMU2I0M2x2UWFlNUtGZVdBdz09 |
This post contains content not supported on old Reddit. [Click here to view the full post](https://sh.reddit.com/r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1ldk6d0) | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSRUxmRFVUcF9BWEJqQkpsOEpGQkdhTHRoOWY1Q2FyZnVhU1JyOHRKY1V4OHl5V3QxM2ZPei1KSEFKRl9JQ25lSVZobXhoeUxWYzdjbk1raE5BdExhYWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSYjBGbDVIOENKNHgxNkRUZGozSUFYM1pfcDktNXlCOERET1gwVXVHQmZPRkczRDYzUDVVRW5NWUYwLWVfVlVXZU1hMFM3Rm1DTVZSODNsaDlNdzBPMThVVHNYU005RU1ScFZHU1h5SUNUS1p2QVdtb0stV2hRRVpHd0hUNFk3REk3VFNCS0I3Y3ZDM0ZQUXJocG9VX09lMWdFR3VDY0JQMTFMZnd6OW9YX1dOdFNRMG1FNGhiUmpTN1B0aHM5SDRUbC1tRG90cGRubXNjai10UVJPa1R3UT09 |
Hi, I tested the API to place a limit order, and it takes about 1.5 to 2.5 seconds. The same applies to the web interface. Most of the time is spent waiting for the server response, which takes about 1+ second. Is this normal? Are other perpetual DEXs faster, or is it common for an order in DeFi to take over 1 second to confirm?
I quote their docs: *For an order placed from a geographically co-located client, end-to-end latency has a median 0.2 seconds and 99th percentile 0.9 seconds.*
So, is it 10 times slower because I’m not using a geographically co-located client?
*edit: i checked the api ip, it is hosted on aws in the same city where i am located* | r/defi | post | r/defi | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSelByOWRWZFBhVmlMVEpianRrSjRyMklSZk5DbS1sRVNUSUtQd0tTa1EtNmJVNGdTaXFqU3RzWndoakNhS3lMQzBkN3hKdDRQWTVtYnJXY25VeUdZSGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSOHVPRFU5cmJSWndwQ2ctVVJYODFfZGQ3V0UtLTRwMklRQWk5X1hQSm91X2h6MkxmeGh5WFhsMDVmTGNQRXV6YWdHYXEwYlY4ZDE5Snp5dlR6NG5hRXdNZ2MtamJ1X1hhU0dxUER2ZzBJM3hNTlZqSVlVRENuczFwRkxLRlpiVFVLeEREWENKbmVBWEtCUG1Ga3NQQTBXMkQ5cnFHMHRMRl9XYXcySDVlQkNBPQ== |
**Source:** [https://x.com/SolsticeConf/status/1934574631610159282](https://x.com/SolsticeConf/status/1934574631610159282)
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| r/solana | post | r/solana | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSS3lQclc4cVc1U0hldnBiS0I0aUxnZFpmRVV0Y0Q0c0dKQy1TWkwzVHpjMUxmc1ZiQTdHbllKSGxpRS1CeHZ1Z2drLTMyaWh2aDlpSXNZWFhQejVteEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpScWdRVWEzSTVDRERYcllsd3ZXZDRSSmJxQjVwWWZBZWNGZlJIQmEtSVdCc0V0QXJjLVh0eDhJTUtfZHRydzc5RjVyX1VPTEREWkZqb0xaLUFBTFdCZXh0ek93Nkd6X2J0U1llVThxOEpXM0QyUE1fdXJXVk02WERnYl9fOWZqMVFoV01VcHdVNzlucHlwOXl4V21ZMnFOYmItb1BLTnlNV2JkS0k2VnBJdmJmbEtPNkpybFlpNDBlTHo2V1JwSlZhY25aY01XMUcyTmlKTFB5bzFzR1RCQT09 |
Only up 13% yoy though vs Monero up 88% yoy | r/bitcoincash | comment | r/Bitcoincash | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpScGdvMFJTb2w5QU9xMTZoQTZ1bTc2cktibVVMUWwzRW54MV9oRWp4TXlCSk5uWnJoTWxiRFdiZ1FVWVI3S2pkaWxjRGJJTlgwM21fekFqRFFPbXhfclE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSLUsyWERteVQ5dlVfU0pZM1ZhNVBwVmtWQVFaendLUzBmTGxVSHdJcEVIYy10U0c4eUJqMnBORldYVlVaNmh0NUdNOTNjSzVlRWpPNG0wdVlPeWNEcVI2RVV6R2xHemFwS3NNZ2hHc2MxaW1DSENSZFFlQ3hPbG9DWnpYNm9WMFJYdk1jNDZoY3UxUmFvNVJQRGJOSUJydWVXUnJWYkUwdTM1UDVyMm9pQm5jdThEQWpfVE5oN1NsYUlmUFRaVktVY1hTS2NYeC1NSk9pQ3ZlLXpic1hCdz09 |
i jumped into crypto trading not long ago (6 months), and it’s been a wild ride. started as a day trading, then learned about macro and started to swing the candles, now im pulling 1-5% daily on btc and some wild 5-15% weekly gains on alts.
got here by studying global financial markets deeply, every day’s a grind to sharpen my edge my strategy that heavy rely on macro financial analysis for context, paired with order flow and advanced technical tools for precision.
i’m here to connect with traders, swap tips, and help out. i’m especially looking to guide those who are lost in their trading journey. what’s the thing you’re struggling with most? | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSTDVHZU9TWjZkNC1fUU1NZTNFUXViZWU1RFZkSk42VmFGdVJxaGpoOXBxOVhxelRsTGdNeGxhYzV2OUtLdVpvZFB4TUktUkRWQ1NJMElIbWs2RUVGRmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUzFKRTZEenVXR0lfdHZGajlYX0ZKTGpnaGxNV3dwNERzS0JEWFU2M3BxRHNJVEI4WUxuZXVhZ09tVVBPbTRudGkzRUhaSFBZSkd2NkE5eUNKMFNoSEpxS3ZUZ3R0VkcyYUJKZUR1UklWX1ZBdUIwWmlYRG9lOTl3bHNvWmd6MGpHd3o4b05EbUlZZWZkakkwZFYzQ2RIM3RFNWhObGdsM0FQdTFNdmRpVkJZd0tEd19jLUtZZnBjMlkwMjBTUENM |
While the post under was “Aerodrome on Base just did $2B volume in a week."
Don’t get me wrong I owe Uniswap everything. It’s where I learned what an AMM was. But watching L1s like Solana and rollups like Blast eat up TVL isn’t about tech. It’s about speed. Not txn speed …. decision speed.
Meanwhile,
One of my friend’s team on Solana forked a Uniswap v3 pool in 3 hours using Seahorse. Tweaked fee tiers for their NFT community. Deployed at 2 AM.
Aerodrome updated its bribe mechanism overnight after Curve’s exploit. No DAO. No 7-day vote. Just… shipped.
Even fucking Pendle (bless their yield splitting souls) pushed a veToken adjustment in 48 hrs because users whined on Discord.
But here? We’ve been debating the same fee tiers since like 2023. V4’s hooks could change everything… if we ever get there. DeFi moves at light speed until governance involves.
The irony;; We built this to replace slow legacy finance. Now some of us rebuilt the same damn bureaucracy with extra steps.
Edit: Labeled my UNI votes "governance_cope" in awaken.tax. At least my losses are organized. | r/defi | post | r/defi | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVUNDQ2ttZm1WN1RxNjFRWFoyMVZqX3N4XzZKMUR3SGhuNC1oOEFadXB0eUlNUTE1QXY4ZEVoNkhXak5NQjZQb0t2Rm5vRzd2N2pZWnV0Z0hUekVhMHM4a3QxUjRYSVQ1TWJmd1JDVmhublU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVmE2SGM2emVEZE0yQ2o0ZFBaSV90T3pBX21nX0F2Y0dWSmVwMFU3MGJqWUNmZlF5MUVCQWNhQ0hsS3RuTnZMTE5MSUtCQ3c1QUtvQmluRVFQT2Jpa0JJbDM2czI3TFVmRS1fWE5JVnFyd1RXdmEtdzFrcXhYMVRSczlsdzlhNVdkMkVTRnNTdzVWb0NpMFhXLWhZczVUWi1RamtVdkVFd3V3aXRQRHB0RWJIWlBmbEltWnROcUZHTVU3MlJfSmlP |
At this point i am confuse on what to do, everyone keeps telling me buy the dip but whenever i try it, it goes dipper then i am stuck. Why does it feel as if the market is designed against newbies and the experts try to keep the secrets to themselves. Why can't i just have a positive trade. Someone advise i should invest what i can afford to lose, who hope to lose his hard earned money? Another person recently said i should buy early and sell at high but how do i trade it. which platform list early and which approach is best? | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdVpvcDBnUFRUTExCU01FYlNRbE9Jbk5Cbk5NM2xUaW05MVBtb25BUmZseVlGS3Z6b3ZPRWV5My15SlNtUDZ6SHByOTBRU0pPVHAyOXpnVkxWTTQwOXlYMTdtdDBOSlpVTTduNUJNRDJLMms9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSWC1KeHlXUTZkNk1qZXRXckdZUUNKRXpWc3dQQ19UZGdaWENpQ3RhanFTR3R1VzFmS0dpTDNld1ZkbFoxZWVMMnhhSVJZUlhvODZfM2lPRy0xTW9ITUdQN3llZjRBN3VDT3l0Si1iQ2dxalFCajZwOC04WHk4NzFDODBNdjl6UWN4SnptOTlUOGxJV1c5SGplUkJMTTFqMk1UaTEtSHU5RzREc0xHOWFxbEQxQzZteF9mem5PY1g4c1VkWVNfSWJC |
As always our beloved Leon Waidmann is sharing more great Ethereum metrics on this [Tweet](https://x.com/LeonWaidmann/status/1934950357798670687) showing how Ethereum is a great ecosystem that keeps growing day by day
https://preview.redd.it/5g01pxlzfh7f1.png?width=775&format=png&auto=webp&s=3979e6fabbe493ed7d8dcdbe7878d681e23074b3
As you can see in the image above, Ethereum transactions just surged to **24.69M per month**, hitting a **new all time high**.
This is not just a random spike, it is clear sign that Ethereum is cementing its position as the backbone of decentralized finance, NFTs, Layer 2s and a lot more. Daily DeFi degens are using it, institutions are using it for their experiments and real projects. Everyone is piling into the Ethereum ecosystem.
Just to put this into perspective, even during the 2021 bull run we did not see monthly on chain activity reach this levels, in the chart 2021 is the beginning of it... Not even close and a huge increase in L2s activity.
https://preview.redd.it/kywt5i69gh7f1.png?width=776&format=png&auto=webp&s=62d3d4fafdbcb0bdff3fe7ff4a853735f3d8e561
https://preview.redd.it/yos9hjjbgh7f1.png?width=765&format=png&auto=webp&s=ad8a97fb307d14df674fa043d0bd39c9a842d2eb
People are swapping, bridging, minting, staking and gaming like they never did before and this is thanks to the really cheap gas fees after the blob upgrade and a lot more.
As you can see, much of this activity is driven by the rise of Layer 2 solutions which are making Ethereum faster and cheaper to use.
Mass adoption is not just coming, it is already underway.
🅴🆃🅷🅴🆁🅴🆄🅼 🅸🆂 🆃🅷🅴 🅵🆄🆃🆄🆁🅴
Source: [https://x.com/LeonWaidmann/status/1934950357798670687](https://x.com/LeonWaidmann/status/1934950357798670687) | r/ethtrader | post | r/ethtrader | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdk1IdWVfb0VYR3l2RFhFTlVTM0UxSDRwcUZ3T1RWemFWeGx2RDlWT1c1aXIwVXVBOGs0QzZKaHNQSTcwZFM5UmlaRFcyWDFCOGJqYlN6Wk40bVNvOEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdmx4TmV0UE1lVHlSakV6R0RDQ0h2UHp3S09rZnNteTZUVEVlenFNOHZUb0tuS3lxWjMtVGQ3OGdQRGVrZU1CQkJ6V2VvODBxdXFNczZhTHVZallZYVJxTWVMZVozd2NyUGFYalkxX0UzSTdjYVFrdzdfUUFNdmhGNVRDOUdUNF9zbjF5RHFvTm5IR1VBMFRIajlPLTlmNkppR3BjZXdBZkx0MElzaFBMaUszclJJNjdTZ2R0UVU3TVhtZ2VXVUdia0ZycnUzaG85bHR0QXBWNHQ2OFVEQT09 |
I’ve been buying Ethereum on and off since the 2021 bull run. Sometimes I bought it for over $2,000, sometimes below that. My average entry is actually in profit right now. But I’ve never sold - because back then I read a lot about Ethereum and became a strong believer. Even when the price was close to $4,000, I didn’t sell.
I even bought more during the recent drop - but honestly, lately I’m starting to lose faith in Ethereum. The thing is, there’s been a flood of positive news about ETH. Everywhere you look it seems like there’s good news: whales are accumulating, BlackRock is buying in heavily, banks are testing stablecoins, companies are testing stablecoins, stablecoin activity on Ethereum is rising… and yet the price? The price just won’t move.
Yes, we had a rally recently, but to me that wasn’t because of the good news — I’m convinced ETH was just *massively oversold* before that. It had to bounce, even without any bullish catalysts.
I always told myself I wouldn’t sell until ETH hit over $5,000 — and I’ve held on all this time. But of course, I can’t help but think: if I had put that money into NVIDIA or Bitcoin instead, the story would be very different. And back then, I also bought NVIDIA and Bitcoin. Those assets didn’t just stay flat. And when you factor in inflation, even though I’m slightly in the green, it feels like I’ve *lost* money with Ethereum in real terms.
What do you all think? I’ve basically lost belief in the “massive rally” narrative. That $10k–$20k target now feels so far away. Back in 2021, I was incredibly bullish. But time has changed me. It’s kind of sad - because I still believe Ethereum is a great asset. But no amount of good news seems to move it anymore.
I would be happy if we would see Ethereum over 3,5k EOY, what do you think? | r/ethtrader | post | r/ethtrader | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSemZpTnFwMDZSVFFKN3BpeEZpai1nUEp0ckhoQ25sb3V5Z0lVNFJJZ1dhcmlyN0tGcDBYS041dUdJTm5MUGtEN0tNbF9MenVOdXdCUG5GOWRBNkZ0ZVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSU2pkb20xSW5uRjgwQ2Y1VkxrZ1JWaEpnQ3NKUUZjZW9KOVl5X1JZZFY4eGstZlVIU2pLU1VOQUN4YzV3ZUxjeUtrRzJOYWxQUm90aDNPUGpVMXc3c05SSXlmNVNrYVQ5WWFGVEM2X2trQmlVNFhOaVBqX2M2SzZsT3VjMDU3Q2ljcUhfSVhrcmlxLXdSbDV1RHVURnEwUWd3cjJJeTFlYndRZ1BMbVRYR3g0PQ== |
I’ve been buying Ethereum on and off since the 2021 bull run. Sometimes I bought it for over $2,000, sometimes below that. My average entry is actually in profit right now. But I’ve never sold - because back then I read a lot about Ethereum and became a strong believer. Even when the price was close to $4,000, I didn’t sell.
I even bought more during the recent drop - but honestly, lately I’m starting to lose faith in Ethereum. The thing is, there’s been a flood of positive news about ETH. Everywhere you look it seems like there’s good news: whales are accumulating, BlackRock is buying in heavily, banks are testing stablecoins, companies are testing stablecoins, stablecoin activity on Ethereum is rising… and yet the price? The price just won’t move.
Yes, we had a rally recently, but to me that wasn’t because of the good news — I’m convinced ETH was just *massively oversold* before that. It had to bounce, even without any bullish catalysts.
I always told myself I wouldn’t sell until ETH hit over $5,000 — and I’ve held on all this time. But of course, I can’t help but think: if I had put that money into NVIDIA or Bitcoin instead, the story would be very different. And back then, I also bought NVIDIA and Bitcoin. Those assets didn’t just stay flat. And when you factor in inflation, even though I’m slightly in the green, it feels like I’ve *lost* money with Ethereum in real terms.
What do you all think? I’ve basically lost belief in the “massive rally” narrative. That $10k–$20k target now feels so far away. Back in 2021, I was incredibly bullish. But time has changed me. It’s kind of sad - because I still believe Ethereum is a great asset. But no amount of good news seems to move it anymore.
I would be happy if we would see Ethereum over 3,5k EOY, what do you think?
| r/ethtrader | post | r/ethtrader | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSR0dya2s0alFDY0RjNkkzZUhSc0FBUjA4SVhkdnE0dXZ5dEg2bnBnSHN5ankzdGNRWWZQeWQzZlRIZm1MQ01FQ3ZXRE4ydXBFU0t4d1VzV21odlpHaEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSTHZHLXdaczhUZ2tURGROZks5Sjl2S2hUSEtPeXA4YlU4eEk1elBlalVIS1Qxa1VIalVvamFCeUpGcjlBZlBVeFdVTDNEcGVUd05VY2FwUWxOMDdNRTB6Q1ZsM1p2NE81YlpIdm1oYWZVWmJONjNOSU5xU0FxZnBQOWJMLWdXZkpGc0dydF9Fai1MNFhjMlM4RU0xRWVpLWt6UDFCTFdNUVhRazdkUjRnMjVNPQ== |
One day, this will be all of us.
Sitting with our kids or grandkids, telling them how we lived through the early days of Bitcoin. How it was only $100K. How people still called it a bubble. How most ignored it… and some of us didn’t.
They’ll listen, nod, maybe even laugh at how cheap it sounds.
But deep down they’ll wonder:
Did you actually stack some… or just talk about it?
Because the truth is — the greatest Bitcoin stories won’t come from podcasts or documentaries.
They’ll come from families. From the people who understood before the world caught up.
So — when that day comes — will you be passing down a story…
or a seed phrase? | r/bitcoin | post | r/Bitcoin | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMDZ6VTgtOW1DNVc4ckVDQm5wc3BWaVg2VjlNak4yVXFBb2VVUF9LNkN6aEQybi1hMzhmNnYtcDlSVEo0d2VhRmJUelNWeFVEYXZwWTJla0t6T2lGT3BBYndoWVhJLVVGMXFiNUtjMUlZTmM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVkxRYy10YmpjSmNab1dpZVFhUU5OWDBVekhta1E5Uk81bjRYaWFYMGo3ZThOMFFtaTFmeWlWTl9yLWpUMzZOSTNoZk1PaXo2ZjhtbUNfZ2xEUTJNZjQ2LVNhVHBOQUNKMmJkTXRNelhlOFhoOVlGbzZOcWR0NG1KQ2xRb3M5S1RON1FOQk5LbU1NYng5U1VsbTNPTjU3R2VYZXhiWHlGTDVKMGJYYmNqaDFxOEJLZ2x6WkV3ckp1cS1Zdk93SXl4ZkJLZlRpcGhnNFRIOEh6VmUtZTZIUT09 |
I wrote a thread explaining what is polkadot asset hub. Check it out
https://x.com/capybytes/status/1934957267385823640?s=46 | r/polkadot | post | r/Polkadot | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSTlhGX0tjbDZyeGZ1MFR2alNZVWF1cmMyQXUyNVEzZGw0bVQ3R1c2UlhaU3VtSk9EOVRBeEg3MER1MnFuWk1SWjU2alR5dFp2cWFzNEJETEgtVzQycGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSX1hRS0t5aEk5YmcyZDhzcVhhRUpVX3JXY2pxai1rVkxiUWRULTVBemRLWkpOWFpjWkVqdGdfMXFrek96MF9iNnVHZU9UX2tyRk16LXpiUkxneFRrUWg3d2F2M1BsNEtWTUlVdlhqWVlxTzFDYjItNi1hRVRxT0NMeFZyUzFkN2FRanVNOEhySWlOWHQwcms2eWJ6Z0c3eHdka1FUREotVXZDR3VDbHR5MElRPQ== |
I was thinking recently that crypto will struggle to reach true mass adoption until we can use it to buy everyday essentials like food, rent, heating, etc.
The main roadblock? Merchants are still hesitant to accept crypto directly. While services like Revolut let you pay in crypto and auto-convert to fiat, they still require the buyer to have a bank account.
So here's an idea: what if there was a middleman service that let you use crypto to buy anything online, without needing a bank account?
At its most basic level, the flow could look like this:
- You submit the item you want to buy (e.g., an Amazon link) and your delivery address.
- You pay in Monero (or other crypto).
- The service places the order for you using fiat.
This way, crypto holders could shop online without needing any connection to the traditional banking system.
Of course, there are major trust issues—especially in the beginning when orders are fulfilled manually. But let’s assume, for the sake of discussion, that the trust model gets worked out (via reputation systems, escrow, open-source code, etc.).
The long-term vision is a fully automated site, but it could start as a manual operation with a simple fee (e.g., $1 plus fiat conversion fees).
So I'm curious:
- Do you know of any existing services doing this?
- Would you personally use such a service—if it were trustworthy and fees were low?
- What, if any, are the risks you see?
Appreciate any thoughts or feedback! | r/monero | post | r/Monero | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpScDRLUmxoc1N5M0JxTXZZanlkTjRudzBYZVJKRmJJdTllajkydVg3M0hqUC1pRFlKek43YXF3V05SekUyUmQ3VlJGalBRemoxbldERk5MX2ZTdXpGNHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSRFBIMVBDdlBuZzdVYVZpSzZUZzc1RHFNRkxQSkxlaXB4RE5BS3o2YUFydmMtd2pQeWFyVF9MQzJjb01pN09xSXVnRGFReGw5WVBscHRYM2FkcWRtNVotbEs1cDNWUWptNWVQOUw4VUNrTzg5eWxybnZCQTE1RS1COGcwUHdBR2FINXJZUW01U1VjZE5UcHEwdDQ2YWVFbFBvZHNvS3gxb2oteHE4V2M4Yi10cURWVGdXUVZCWllpNkJUQktOTjVX |
Monero no longer competes with any cryptos, its been delisted everywhere and is now a niche product.
Having said that BCH scales better and uses less space per transaction, allowing larger blocks for less cost scaling wise. | r/bitcoincash | comment | r/Bitcoincash | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVkJjclo0VExTS2VwMkRDN3lPcTJVX3FUNXVWUmo4RDRKQmdVcDJjZGE1a3NxQ2hQUl9OVmczTHZkQlFIbEEzZXpyWnlubEZmRWFKZElDMWI0VVp4dWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSU1FmeWxYTnpoY3d4NFYtR1luRWU0XzgtTmhEZ2JvMVpic0NtTGlPZ25mSTFXcGhnU1VUZVg1ekZVZ2V6U0NvbnAzcE94QzAySEI2enhlWGFwaURvU1lHY1p5NUV1RmpYUnltanNiUC1GLUVuRVk4ZGVRZHNYQjZ0OV9GMWhSWnBRQ1VndzV3RngxYjVwY3Z4MGxYTDBzbjkyLXBOQzRSci1XWHUxSXBvZ0w3REk5Mkc1WTlEajJVaDhyRUI1aXRmMmV1RlBFcUU0Xy1Nbks5VjgxUk41Zz09 |
I’m SOOO confused. I’m trying to get into trading meme coins. I love the idea, and it’s a fun past time and you can make money so why not. I want to learn, but every transaction becomes more frustrating lol.
Explain this please like I’m 5 cause clearlyyy I don’t get it. I bought in for 0.01 at the average buy price you see on the chart. I sold it around that average sell price you see. I had a little over $10 worth of solana in my wallet, and somehow now I have $4. I don’t get how I lost so much money on this, especially since I only did like a dollar. Photon as a whole has confused the crap out of me, are there any better platforms to trade on? | r/solana | post | r/solana | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSS1NZMEFFeHVaODFUSWZIRk5oOXNFUUYtd3ZPYjdkaGlOdTBvZ1habmtTQ1c1bXo3Wjg4RFhZYXJPMDE3UTRRQVlZS2hqX0pUZGx5YkdkbkZ3V3drbkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSb2lISGZxdi1IUzEtUzJhdzRFZTJKVHlqRDVSM0p5aG00Q1RWbEhlTXYzMzRQUm9iajBBcGxFN0RrR2FmVkEwMWdTS3BMd0dBY2NkQ2NsUnNKVHBGLU91bE9qbFF4SjFYM3hOVEpFVE9KOTdEcGk4QXRycFExRDMzZld2Y1N3Z2licUlGejM4ZVNEN3UtZUVvREVyUFRaTEVFbDVoQTAtTXNVNkhFQXZYaV8xM2F1Y3htWG1DbkVHSnJQWUZXM1phU3dsU1V0QTM5TkVNMGFzZkRHWnUtZz09 |
Happened on Coinflex, some people stored large amounts of BCH there and poof, they got exit scammed. | r/bitcoincash | comment | r/Bitcoincash | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMEtMdVpyaGljbXUwTmRkWmZtSWM2YXRQeW1naVNEYlhoUnU0ekE5dUphTWFnTHBxRi05YURUSWN3MW5rMVpxNnNXcUZNYXJ0RFZHQ2x4a3BZTDd1eHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSOTd3c0xSemtZR1pfbXVzUEFSbnNDZk9wX09ReDJqdjlFUHNMTVB3WGZQNmpvTFc0a0l6TkZwZ0ladFZ1cE9SdXFFbloyaUQ4ak5ZWG5ZLTJVWmotLXFWZUY5aERRR21TSk5tNjZPN2RSQWlHbEFZUzJqVVVtZWpDaGw4U1JfMXduUTJUd1ozRHlPa1VyNkxFTnBEWUJpX1B2Q1NzV3JBMHBvMkhTS3I2d1NDSFV3dUR6RTZuVUpuNGtHdURiUjNROFB1eF9lbDVfSWpQZ2ZFeDNvWlZwQT09 |
On today's article we continue to dive deeper on this and understand why BCH Bank Run matters. | r/btc | post | r/btc | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUnZaOGk2NUdBcHJtbEhZMGg1Yy13WnduRjVKa3FOWjM0bVFtM1I4Sy1XZzQyM1dzWXpwS0tvbkpOTWdXckYtY1g3alA1RlJPRG1FcXhWdEY1ZF9sdWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVE9GU2RfeEhRbnhRZ2pZM0V3bHRtY3gyM1dyd04xZGxNUTJqZDZNYXpuV2tSOWxVeGRkMkduZXJJR001djR3UWR0cXpNWVpDc3VaQlpFZmIyMjNkNUF0LWZaSjhvVHp5UEk5OXJyY3N5Y054WTZIa0dlekNlTjBnOTBia3N2ZklwWnZEdk1aNXFNRmcza1RnRTJKSFM1b2FBRUtUcHk4SXEyY3VFRTRJSkNSMHRmWUI5VDZNWk9JWHpaTFlaM05V |
Every time I make a large trade on a DEX, I feel like I’m rolling the dice on whether or not I get sandwiched. Even with slippage tolerances set, I’ve still seen noticeable losses on trades that should’ve been straightforward. It’s kind of wild that this is still a thing in 2025, considering it is a huge issue ever since DeFi was introduced to the world.
Like, we have bots that can generate art, write essays, and even spin up entire apps in seconds, but somehow we can’t figure out how to stop other bots from frontrunning a trade? Feels like priorities are a bit upside-down. I get that MEV is hard to eliminate completely, but you’d think we’d be further along the road by now.
I’ve tried tightening slippage, using smaller trade sizes, even splitting trades across different DEXs, but none of that seems foolproof. It’s frustrating when you’re just trying to make a trade and end up getting picked apart by MEV bots.
Anyone here have real solutions that actually work? Are private mempools or tools like Flashbots protecting you? Would love to hear if people have cracked this or if we’re all just stuck playing defense forever. | r/ethtrader | post | r/ethtrader | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSc1dfOGZ6NGE2VWRyTjRGVHBseGV5VFlQYkNZUkVMV1gyS1VOZ002cF95LUludEMtQ3FrLW1lSlJqUU01aUZUc3ZzcjFVdDlQa2l1a3BqYlREWE9sbGZfcFk4MFEyN3FReXhhLTF4RDBmdkU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSTEQ0dUNidnlmSzljenJHV0dLZC1NY1BCX1lRSDNudmFlMEdZVC1oZEtPYkpUWUtNel9RdW1EMFVfY1JCSllqNms3NUFJZTdFNGdjWUkyOFFrSmNHSzJXQ2dxSExQT0kxNllTX2J0T1FRMXNwM09DSlA2eTVnbnNHSnNUWk9UWm5fclgxZ3NVNXJFaExHSkpna0gtZGNWRW9JNGtXYmhtQ1N3MFg3Mi1WRjZMVDRlTGhMTk11RTFPYW5vTC1UaFM3Y2NFQlBpZ0NwNGNTZ291cEJLU3ZBUT09 |
Honestly, Web3 feels like it forces you to actually talk to people. Like, really talk to them. In Web2, you could get away with building in silence or just throwing content out there. But in Web3? If you’re not in the trenches with your community, listening, replying, memeing, vibing, you’re invisible.
Anyone else feel like Web3 made them more social or taught them how to actually connect? | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSYmkyd3BwWUpNVlNla3NROVFoLXZXeDJYTlhUZFM3X29SaldYYzI1Z0t3VTNzQ09ZeDRvcjFXQXJoY3hkY0c2UzZ6ZmlGX2hFMDdQajVtQXRaZklZTEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQ25penVJMDR4dVhNZnh0UlNZdGVnWjF6Z1RsTkhRbmRjZWNiZmwzRkk4aE5yUXpNLUltWDlQYjdhN2J3WnhrME9US1QyZE1mSGREaTExVk9Bcng1c0luQVNDcHgtelc1YUNwTTc4X3k3MEVKb25IcUgxTkdOUjlQOW5ZWV9mYkViY2UwcG5xNG5nTFRvczJkWkxndkVYTV8tcG00cElTUXVzejI3a0Q1UDVVbVA0bjE3eUVUUFI1OWFteDZINzNoVXpTemxnRll2QXEyckpzUHVrcXJTUT09 |
you always can use hard wallet | r/cryptotechnology | comment | r/CryptoTechnology | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZ25Fam9RUmZfTTFSV3Mzc3lTMXJWRFM5cUlRQ21XT0IwS1E5ZVpsbUFfbnhnTzhmVE5DbUtfRWFLYm9mMlFLZXlUTmtUdC1qQi1KUnZFdmoycG82U3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSeHptS0IybmVNSkxkUlVCM3J0bUVjS25qbTB3RTc2aEpNODJmdGRMczQ5Y2lRZGMtbFkwdlhVYi1ISkhxaTRhMEV1QlFkY3QzY1dKcnZIcUo3NE1XczlZLXpYNXRnV0lrTzlRRndUS1hiQ0hfbHNQT1E5YlNmNFdqV0szbEYzR3M2UnRnQWowX0hCdk42OEZfYWJZOU15VVI0NGdhZUlWUGE1dlpZOTVsMmloTWF4bllkR0R5UHhmblZELUs1cVFacFZVeGZPRDdDS0JNRHFtZVRyNkZwQT09 |
I alrdy got ETH with 40% of my portfolio and link ada pepe hbar 15% each, I see Ondo start to cooperate with many real word insttutions with Chainlink so i think it has a bright future, but however Ondo is built on ETH and ETH is the boss of RWA, so guys if there is a rally, they will have the same potential right and ETH is more stable. Please help me understand this! | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZ3hUa2ZtM0x4bl8zNG5KV05hdkRPRnpRX2s0NWxENUxCMlJIWnFmSlhGQkJPdWNDWTFEakhyRklyT1RWTmp2UFVYa1JEMEU2eWJuWko2OVNhOGFyaWdJRjdKRFdTdWtaQmRiZ3JzUXVHZ009 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSTGxxXzJobC1Db1Y1elkwTWFtRXpvZ0swdHpCX1RnSzVhSl81dmVucU9UWFRHRHFoZGpWX3dmcF9qMTV6ODdaWVBJT3QtUnVZYnplUzJyb0ZuV2dWTFlhUWdjQ2kydV9NcjdTWklVNUltUWlyQW9teWlGSXFLMTgzYXJCSHJpXy1zYkZ1X3MzTmtTV3o4bjJqd1FWZ1hOcUszbWZSWVQzelRIZ3BMMmV6d251VDBEa1FqRXN6YzczNDNNc1p5bjhZN3Q3S3ZqZzlmWDhYWVpzUl9MWS1hUT09 |
I've been looking into memecoins but don't got shit to put into it and I don't want my bank accounts to be connected to crypto so are there any faucets for SOL?
Just found out about faucets from ChatGPT like 1 min ago. | r/solana | post | r/solana | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSLTVHOEFPVnV3ZDdIWDV6RjFDaG0yMjBYMEc2VUtWQjI2dEZ3bFNVNmFxV3RXZmNiNm5wYWV2a2RCOGxaMGtsSldGQ3ZvbXZ2UGYzQXFzMFFoMFZsaEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSWmF0b0lySWVqZmZqYlFSR0tVd1R5bzlLbFQ5ejg1a1VNSFozandMS1VLRXVOdnA4bFBMdzA1NzhCOWgybjk2dEVrX3Q1WGFDb1lheXpmZ0FvMUdPZk8yZE5DWEdCMmdRa2h5SHM4bDRLWVNVZnpyYXpKeW42d3l6eWQ5d1BWazRxMlQ4MkVKZGFVWEpKQ1pYTzN4SG9oR3RuV1VRTFBjbWNkeml1LVg5NndJPQ== |
At the top of the home screen where it shows how much you have invested, I went from $105 plus down to a big fat zero! And beside each of the cryptos I invested in now says all zeros.
I've tried restarting my phone, internet connection is good, I've forced the app, and the app is up to date. I have emailed support and provided screenshots of everything and of my purchases. Currently waiting on a reply from them. | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSbjBIVU1FMEs5dXJ4NElvLWwxcGU3N29CaUlVVWp2R2d0NXBsRTRHUFhwWE8zd2poemR4ZDRMQmZvM2ZDeWJyYktQbUJETkcxTm9FQ0N2REJNZ2pxT3BNRHJubS1OMlBwRVV5azlmYUVwTjA9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSY1MzQnZxVnFFdXVHSW90X2FsTW8zZ0hMcGpEVzc3LWdKYzdwLW9Kb3FYZzJXZ25pWjU0dnhkZVhnb3dHeWZSaHZxcVRBWkRsUEUzemgzVUFUaG0xdGFFekJGTWc0aDhfUWFmT3J3NHVOVnB2c0NYcGF1ai1ueWZJTE41ZUUtLVpaMDI0TzAtM1VSWWJ1TExxeHFldm9GeVBsamdrYXAyal9rNkpIaDlmSnlHTDEtRzVPQkZlQWRqUHV2VVRyek1pckFxQlNnLWlRNWhFZ25GWHN6cjN0QT09 |
Hey everyone,
I’m currently exploring the best launchpads to do a proper ICO/IDO for a solid project. We’ve got a real team behind it (founders with previous exits, top-tier advisors, and strong product-market fit in the B2B space).
We’re not looking for a quick cash grab, we want a long-term, community-driven launch with the right support and exposure.
I’d love to hear from people who have experience or insights on:
• Which launchpads are most trusted in 2024/2025?
• Which ones provide actual support beyond just listing?
• Any red flags to avoid?
• Does it still make sense to do an ICO/IDO in this cycle?
Also open to intros, AMAs, and collabs if relevant.
Thanks in advance for any honest feedback | r/defi | post | r/defi | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpScFRuVVBuZ01xcGFBR21VNGQ0X2FuTE1nX2VsQTJwbEJWcUFaSkhtNUdwNnVKV3hRSTVLS2dEWTBYREYzNXFjdm5ySzZDUUFOeTFoeTBKYzNSUkVqcGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSd19vbWdDeHdoaDN2TXMwbWlGREFOcm1Sel80VVF2MEZuTkdwdG84ZTVDNXRFZnZ2ZmpBeERkZHRoLWxJS1VGU1RNdmYxMGI1UkxOaWh5blZPR19vREJXMlNEYlJqUjhhbFowb0dGYWpmc1N5WndXZUlsRHF5Ul8zeTI5MUxLOXpEVnJLSGtDMy14Y0NWUnYxZlZBSXRzN0gwRkFJaG1GUTNWTHdEYUk5aEpCUElxUHp2cHRBcENWWllvMDlwZElo |
Generally yeah it should be safe. Even if you do send money from an address but you empty it in the transaction (sending the remainder into a new address in your wallet) you should be safe. This is default behaviour in most current wallet software.
One possibility is if when you do send bitcoin from your address (even if you hodl eventually you would want to use it 😛) a QC is able to intercept the public key from the transaction, quickly compute the private key, and send a new transaction to be accepted by the network - but it is not clear how feasible this would be (certainly would need pretty quick QCs).
The main effect of quantum computing on the bitcoin network is that a QC would be able to steal bitcoins from old wallets, that used the public key itself as an address and not a public key hash. These wallets mined bitcoin when the block reward was 50 bitcoin, and many of them didn't move their bitcoin since - it is persumed that a lot of them are abandoned. When QC are a tangible threat anyone who still controls their wallets from that time should be able to move to a new wallet, but any abandoned wallets are basically forfeit unless the community as a whole decides to freeze them. In any case it seems like this could be an event of significant loss of trust in the bitcoin network, and could increase the effective coin supply. | r/cryptotechnology | comment | r/CryptoTechnology | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSamlrSHRfR1NaRXhwaks2aEVmeENGa0dOZG9zVHVSMHg3SzRwMjdyVFRUaHNzQWg2YkwwaWJFblVNbXdUb19lbHBpRktrcWpuWTZrNEJ6TTVsUEVlY3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdS1ET1U0OEJ6dzJZcTZTSlJ0Vmw0R2FpeWt0ZXhUU0R5aE9WODFEUEJvLTYyakJkd2QxUV92R09hVkJWZEtzOFZpUnVNU0ZUamo0T3p4TnZTUjVuR1hJd3pMdGx3RU01YnU5UnMzelNGOEhRalBQOF9mSlo0ZVY5bXpURU40MFNaT3c5dW10T1gweDlpWW9LUExCMFJOZGxMYzBsSlJPTEIyUjhKNmtIQVk4RGpZaDhWZ2ZSRTBWNno4OG8xRzBMdVBNSXl5U2s3eUlPSXVyMXhOWGZzUT09 |
Ask me anything, but I can't promise I will be able to answer you anything. | r/ethereum | post | r/ethereum | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSeUhDV3c4ZEVYN3owWXhCT0IyMDdjWWRiRkRvc1ZuOE4tTzdUU21tNDFRclF4OXFrVVdWLUR2R2ZFSkxYeHV3RkRnQ1pMQWFYa1UtMjZvYWxiVzdtakE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUmJSdzNuNmdtYXZLWlA0M2UzZENJTE1YdF9pVkdXTHNrc2lTOExUejRSUXZvc09QbFVrODVKRVdjT2o5TVo5WEFVSjFOWUR0cXp0VFVfXzJFQVI2YkZUZmk4TTRTMU9kSS1wM2Z1OFlmRGN4LXc1dmFqdHRLejFQUzZRZXBaUm9CS0ZtNUlTNDNXejJMMF9wbmhnUUFGd1RJZGFOanlpTHdOZFQ5Qm9pS01DQVluNklkakJsbUJ3a3hPaTBmZGFVckhySkxKR19UbFhGb1BuOWZuWVZVZz09 |
Scam bot. Get lost. | r/bitcoincash | comment | r/Bitcoincash | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSeFdBZVRWdURpb1U4d2F0NjNnSjlEdDZrM20yTXRIUTRCYU1hV1VFT3VPdzl1RkxlYVVrLS1NbWZrWnpyNlRfenh4bUkyVVNNa3oxZDAtWFFKTUJoV2JUeE1CSWxkWHFfOEpXb1FqNngzb009 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSWjNkWUU0SDJHZEtwZTRkUTZtRmdheWNuVzdqM2oyWHFsU2p5LThVZnRnNmszc1kzeEJkTzAwYmExY1pDRjduaTQyOF9CMGdqT0RJcy1qZUFpeWxHZlUwYVJnLWh3SC1oU1VQdXdKYXhBSmphUTc2eHplb2ExSWJDc3BRM2pNY29ZZGJONllvMnZYQmU4RUdzdUJFcTFUNEFjNzBrZHIwT0ZKd1VYZjRQZER2TXhHNmxDVFZMc0MxRV9GM1Z6RUtt |
i don't see quality responses, philosophical discussions, and genuine desire to help each other out
aside from the constant scammers it just feels individualistic and snarky
i think its a side effect of the memecoin pvp gambling on solana.
there's a lot of you here who hate the meme coins on solana but truly if people weren't buying memecoins on solana your bag would be smaller than it is.
| r/solana | post | r/solana | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSNTBYVGl0ZVFhSVFOaGhZTGhMN0YtV29rT2JPS1RLcXRGR3dHYjdCVHB5cnJWejJLakpDSHI3SXVRaGFsRFVzNlQ2OTk1RXJ1VWExSUlFU056WWNZRHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSV2tyMHV0TXh1dU94dU5Ua2JSQzgwMVVYelJZZFJzZWhXVjZKMzJvQ2FjWFJZVzVpb1FCRnV5YWx4eHpuXzlRUFVaWFV6V08wTWdYcHg5UVRINGxfWEdsYkFISTM2M1lzdERRcmRfOTY2OGdQZ1VZWjJQSFI1czdlUkQzMElBN3BjM3BidlI5SmRYS2VIWVNlR3pkTndzTzdXOWhzZnNQVGhDX0ZYdE5nQTk4Q29Dejc4ekFWTTRrc0pDbmNKdDVDN1FhT3VDTWdwZkhNU2cyWXhpMXM5Zz09 |
From June 10th through 16th, US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in over $1.4 billion in net inflows
Farside data -https://farside.co.uk/btc/
That's not a small number it's the kind of money movement that makes you pause and reconsider the narrative.
I've been tracking these flows , and what struck me wasn't just the size of the inflows, but the pattern. BlackRock's IBIT kept doing what it does best steadily attracting capital, even after that notable $36M outflow on May 30th. Meanwhile, Grayscale's GBTC surprised me. Sure, it's still seeing net outflows overall, but I noticed several days last week where money was actually flowing back in. That's not the one-way exit everyone predicted.
Here's what I think is really happening: Institutional money isn't panicking. They're calculating. While retail investors often react to headlines, the big players seem to be treating recent price drops as opportunities. The timing makes sense with all the uncertainty around inflation and Fed policy, Bitcoin is starting to look like a hedge play again.
What fascinates me is how this contradicts the prevailing sentiment ; the actual money flows suggest something different. Professional investors are quietly accumulating while everyone else fixates on macro headwinds.
I'm curious about your take on this disconnect. Are we seeing smart money positioning for the next cycle, or is this just temporary tactical buying before another leg down?
Speaking of seeing what others miss... All this staring at dashboards and spotting hidden inflows reminded me of tax season. I used to dread it ;felt like I was leaving money on the table . Then i'd started using Awaken.tax. It finds crypto tax deductions and credits you didn't even know existed, especially for DeFi, staking, and NFTs. | r/btc | post | r/btc | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdURYbXQ3ZDR4ZEVSVWwxcTZxRTJYenp2ZFJTUGppM0Z1NHBqVmlNbkZ5b2JZVUZObTB1VlhMa1F4Rm1QdXlyNmp0N3E5MjV0ZWRmbE1YXzI2N1YtdzVld2tLbjIzaHBCWW9YZC1xNEs2WTg9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSemJjYm91eGxBQUdJTFdxUkdvWWdYN0pPNDFiOUExajF0bzRvLVZEUVlJLXYxNWFpSUwyN2N4cTRXUXhlNURscXF2dGRmVGZVZnBMUTl0TWdNd2ZXZ0V6RWREblhDdHVKLTRLelVKNUwyRkprNnNMeWw0N1Y0VV91Vm1DTHBLQUNWTE1QTUNNbmhkZi10NklPY1pBYWtSTVZOOVRmclFWWFNzV21Fdy1GOTlneUEwMDVOV1dYVERhXzgwWHZTcGhQ |
I'm pretty sure I have two scammers currently trying to get money out of me. I can't prove it but something is telling me I know where my money went and they are hoping I am emotional enough to be vulnerable to get more money.
I'm currently digging for proof, the culprit, or issue. If it's a human, I'll do my best to drop all of their information on here including a picture of their house with them out front and face visible. | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSYXhKQ19PLTJzdkU3aVB4b3h6M0kxdGhoRTFyaEs1TkZQV29GVmIxVFkyVl9jMmlnTVpIS3p6SUsyLUwxaHJfR0VJeHMwQTdYcDR0OGNCdVg1bTZLcFhUSHRBcGxMemFfZFhCTWQ1Zl9oRDA9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpScjR3Y3lvWHBreGlXbnlxdjM5ZU9TZTFqc3ZsekdSOEZkcEhxSW9ua3lRSkQ3WEV0Q2V6RFM3NmR6a2lJbnZQSVdSTnlESEloS3B1RkZZNng4czlqREZtMFFkMGRzaURWVU9JRU9INXNJTm9sZmVEdjlqTkNNT0JHdjRYMDlPcV9raVlqejJ5RlU4Qi03bnJ5YnIzMjItUUV5OXFIWERadU1SX29IV2phYXc4ZXNfSGtGdDdfZEUwMGk3WGx4NHl3V2J0V0Y1anBIQTBlUjFQODh6VG9jQT09 |
In this video I cover what's happening with the Bittensor Alpha tokens, and what's next! I hope you enjoy this video :) | r/bittensor_ | post | r/bittensor_ | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSLVE2QWt2QkFna053MVV3T0ZFQTBEeVlmUm1FNWZtY0lCbTA1OHA5S3dGeXBjYUlhbVVwSWtLc3FnSFIwNjhuNUc1TVVTUmFpSWVRcldnMG1EMW4tT0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQUljZk5zYWxfanQ3cHlld015bzN6U1VHZDlPUFJPb1NYWlctX2ZaeW5vdFhfYTdubXNLeF9rOGlYdXlDS1BoWDhXY251VGJ5NjVzTHNVSEI4TVk5d3BiczdUR2puMlpZX3VVR3QxRDhoc0tPcDN0VUpHNHo4X09NdV93bi1WMzkyeHptRkV2SVZqczZOZnZwS1FZWWN5N284Znhaa2NvcERYUU1aRE1hRHpfZVdWV0ZFRjByUnZSWVFxSjNkQWx0 |
SCAM | r/bitcoincash | comment | r/Bitcoincash | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpScGVGX0ZpU1RTS3VNNXpfLTY0NlViZFIwbzAzTE5vaGVUWHBIRURiSjd3THZHckQxUDEyaTJTQzZyRjZmZ1dRSnlldWhfdEcxckRDdlBXa2NyMHRsM0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdFZsWFpDbDd0alUxNUFsVC1yeDR5bWtCNFVkdmktbkxtX3VtaGpHZVo0RnZOd05RalFSMHNUOVZyZDM0WFBCWVBTaXJXT1NHMlhtNXYyTlJUNEFJOGpUbWplNlEzRjk2V2VXeExYMWIyUnRvbm1FNXVTczMyWFRDY3dDcXYxUWxybzZoQkd6MEFKWThpcm0wX2lWcGl6SENxeVhEUVpyT083bUVPU0VhM2dTa3dreTJaLXU4TUJJN0NWLXVXcVA4alVYbE9kNmpMTklLRlFGczhXWFk1Zz09 |
Please go here and report the post to Reddit.
[https://www.reddit.com/user/emotionalwriter1/comments/1ldot02/tried\_something\_new\_this\_month\_surprisingly/](https://www.reddit.com/user/emotionalwriter1/comments/1ldot02/tried_something_new_this_month_surprisingly/) | r/bitcoincash | comment | r/Bitcoincash | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpScU82UTM0RUlDMzBkei1iajBSWmRVWXR3bDl2WURJelkwV1RaeEM5YU9xYTFEUjBLa2pialZuelE1YS1UWEowa2hzdm5vVldWTE5tYWFPcTA5MzljcUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSYldlUTFLWEw2TGdpaVVvYU1ZTXRvZ0tHWV9WSDBwcmR0Z01BRUNVWDNZQXBnOV9DZUk0a0ZiUkY1VEY2ZGZHZ3p1ODVaeDZBcWh1QTR0dXg5dzdrY3R1YUQxZC1SRGUydDd2clVjd0hJQURKNEpZNm5WN1Ftb1hBaXRiWFhzaXRvdm5DX3E3R294VVFnZ1Y5dDNZRVVERHlOaTREWlpjZjNsMDNmU0x4dVh6WTFmVnVJSnZsYkRIaTJwRE9XdVdfVmxsc1lLMjVTbUVoRWRMWXdPZXlUUT09 |
Here is the original reddit post I made.
[https://www.reddit.com/r/solana/comments/1lde95q/solana\_mobile\_bunch\_of\_people\_getting\_their/](https://www.reddit.com/r/solana/comments/1lde95q/solana_mobile_bunch_of_people_getting_their/)
Bunch of people are sharing the similar experience, and the discord mods do not have real answers.
I have pointed out the issue few times, hoping for someone to give the real answers.
But today I found out that they just deleted my messages and muted me.
To summarize what has happened,
1. I purchased Solana Mobile, deposited 500 USDC, APR 2024.
2. I am in Argentina, they do not ship to my country. They instructed me to request refund in this case.
3. Order was cancelled after almost a month of waiting, but the support says I was never debited, so no refund.
4. There is no way that I was NOT debited. I paid the USDC, and for doing that, I am holding the NFT.
5. I mentioned this in Discord and Reddit, many people could relate.
6. They delete my messages in discord and muted me.
The way they are handling things is very disappointing and I am now very worried.
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| r/solana | post | r/solana | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSLW1lZm1VazJMWVUxTHFOb2RodmhSelVDMDVmSk5VQW14bnhiRnAzTFN3S0ZGX01PMl8xZ0ZYckhpVTNjMDJXbGotUmVqTm1UU0dHdnE0OUpJMFZQTFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQlVmNnpRSkhsVFkyRWdFTkxuMTQtWHd2aHMxeVUzZGtUWlJLSkhwWjJyREYydFNEb0I5ZWN4MjZsdGxnYmNtbnZ3cTFqekRvU1Yzd1NGMTExRmpjRVN0ZnBrM1FKUDRHOTlyUlh1cXRYalVOLTQ4WEtTWC1udHdzbjNieHhCdW8xMnp5MnlJNFBvQ2R5cG80YXJQWW0wR3pHR0FPaVZVVklodDRfUHFUUU1rODBUaG42N2VBaU1ZQjhXU1BqYUFqa2QweHQ4UTVGcUFXUjJMajdMYmRTUT09 |
Hey everyone,
I've been holding some altcoins since 2021, and a few others I bought late last year. Right now, I'm down about 50% overall. I've been waiting for a proper altcoin season this whole time, but it just doesn't seem to be happening.
In previous cycles, altseason was already well underway by this point. Bitcoin is over $100K, but most alts still look terrible in comparison.
**Here’s my concern:**
I expect there *might* be a short altseason toward the end of the year. But until then, my alts could drop even further – maybe down 70% or more.
**So my question is:**
What would you do if your main goal was simply to reduce losses, not make profits?
Would it make sense to cut my losses now and re-enter later for a potential 1-month altseason (if it even happens)?
I’d really appreciate your honest opinions or strategy suggestions. Thanks a lot! | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdjQyVkFKN3FGcXZxSFZqSFhFVjJLN0VsTVFZME52Yzd4Z1p3V1h4dVpOWnJFLVB0bm9hWlpfVGhSdHBkS09JUm8zdFVXTHpFTVQ1Mnd1OUZJZFR5YlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVkliMXN3ZUE4Zm5IWDM5TU1yalhBeDc5YW9vZG5IQ3h0SjcxYmdERUkzeklEdU9EVEhKR2RTZnJUZTNzSEtVQnh4V0FmWUNDdTJ0MFBxRzRYQ2YtejVCeDBPWHFMZjQ1WkRqbHN6OXBCcDl6S3dEYUI1NWNpd0ZqbjBoalRYWEhQRTVDdDMtMTVSa1BydzNJVk53QWQ4VmlhdnNmZFdQUEJBZFZkM01SOWZwdmRmaHNGdUF2Q1FRdGJKMzN4eks0WE1uT2ZmUlZlZ1NybHFObWFld1ZvZz09 |
Been using Okto for Hyperliquid stuff recently and it’s surprisingly decent. Mobile wallets usually feel clunky for anything beyond basic swaps, but this one handles HL perp trades and $HYPE vaults without blowing up.
I still prefer desktop for execution, but for quick positions or checking/farming on the go, it’s smooth. Gas is abstracted, vaults auto-compound, and claiming $HYPE was like two taps. No browser, no bridging dance.
That said, I do wish they exposed more around the vault strategies. Right now it’s kind of “deposit and trust,” which might throw off newer users. Some transparency around the positions and risks would go a long way.
They also have a subreddit now r/OktoWallet
Curious if anyone else here has used Okto for HL or any better alternative? | r/defi | post | r/defi | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQkpfTGxYMDQ5QzhVbnctaVJ6SjdwcXZocTFWcVJkZm1pUzVIQVFyYW0yNFNLQ2doSktfYzFvVWE0ZGNrN1pmNVdjOTlMNW9FWlNPMlRuejB0LU0wLUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZHJ6RmtaQWZaRUw3WHFDZkxhX3V3WWw4VmhNLW5TbG5hN3lyeWRWT3E0SXgwaUZVS1kyOUpTbGktTG9vTUkzYlRjTVoxWDJGMUpEZm1pVDN0SzdVWEhLUlZobURwbjliSU1rUTE0Z2pNMHJyUmlsWnp0cm5GcjBBbDJvLW0tcnVpeVh0RDBzOV85Sy1DU2JwcE1UM3JnZE1vOVo1SXJZUFJXWHZUVDQ2T01wQWxqRVlUSWIwSVJpSS01THF5TFky |
Good plan or nah? | r/bitcoin | post | r/Bitcoin | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVFNIMC1zT3dTWDNBeWpmQmlRbHVUaXh4aTc2c0NpU0pmdkZSVmdsb0J1T1ZfOXZWQWN1dV8yNWRrSndkMWlCd0tCQ1pUaU9XMW5peDBQSjlJVHhIQUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVU82SF9saDZyQTdicjhIbXhwZFNTbVNPaXRzblMzbWFZNUhGaXBiX3NFQm5vVHB5MkxzMjhweVYxZlFZY1oxbzlXbXhDOEZDSTlvTTVrWnZ3VUVFZ1pBU2FBanBlUlJIZkRxQmRfZTZxWXlQdUFGX0UzQmE1bjhrT0xhTTRnN2dqMFZIemhYaTRabU5keldNbWVnVzhiOG9IRnEzQlU5clRFT2RVbFdmdENYamlRX1lvdmpWQkI3dnQxTEQyVkVt |
If that’s possible the bitcoin and all cryptocurrencies will collapse like a card house. | r/cryptotechnology | comment | r/CryptoTechnology | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUE9hdWJ0YUJYaC1jemZqSmhoYm10Z2J6VzBTQ1J5Wk42M1BmaHAwcWFFMXpsZFUzS1RfQzlRMndYdnhyUjgtWndSdDIxaE9IRTFrNk5MUnhUZXphWExaZWFlVkcyaFRRaUJRZlQtVUc2TlE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUXFHVjZ0UmJ6Wm5OTG41ZGlMZVJpTGtxSlJIdFNySW1CbWpsbVJ4RVNaRFlqNzc3SFowRTVHaFF5b1RIZ29sODZHbFl3UjlodUVMV1NadHQtX2FjVWZDUUlKMlNrWG5XRVdnMlk0SVBDZUlTQU9kQlpvT2gtcWRFMmJwd01aUmlPdVYyU3dLNXlHN2taWnFTZzhDSS1FUHRWSW5Rcl8wcWxLSVVpbm9TRGFLR3RMUHY1MExYT0o3TU1lSU9sbzJZc3p1ckd6bkE2UkRzVlJ5ZjdUUUNSdz09 |
So I staked my 5 TAO to get 15% into subnet 0(root) and 0,5 TAO into different subnets total amount staked 6,69 TAO.
I saw today 0,59 total amount of TAO left, did I just lost my money?
I made no significant mistakes and it was original TAO wallet with 12word password | r/bittensor_ | post | r/bittensor_ | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpScVF5OEhaWUR6WW5hcnAwblF0U0hnNlMxZ2NkLWVyMmZ1LUVkWWlBTDIwcWI1X2VZb3l6M2V1b0ZacUkyd2NMNUM4R0pUM0ZSR2FYRFlURVI2clRENVJaaUhMNDlTakZuUnNfeDJwUU9FX2s9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUHJvT1BqTDMtZmxhV3hKTUlzckJibG9tYkNkanpWQjRhTlQ1NTlRM1JVRlIxdGpBOGtSZ0kwQVEwWGJGaVhXQTJRTThsbXhKSlA2M2QyandzdVNFbWJ3b2xqcWMyVHlSNkRfdzRGVHAzZWZ6amxJNlk0ZnlXbmZYWUZvakNFUGVaaTZSTTZzRnBRYUJOeFpWM3ZrRTdRLTNtRlhhRlVFTGhCNXhIMTl5dkdzdHdqM2R2TkVDRVFXOFM3T1RQQlNoaFZiWDluNWNjVXFUX0tHcmxqNmNIQT09 |
1. If tech improves constantly why haven't we seen at least a tini tiny blocksize increase on BTC in the last 15 years?
2. Why is no one at core even looking into improving L1 scaling? There are a dozen things one could do to improve throughput even with a fixed blocksize limit. | r/btc | post | r/btc | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSWDQwakY1UnR3dXdtc0liWTZ6V2tWb2ZsTmpRd3JCNTR4elNfN1BaMWdHWVhTeEN5T3N0bEtTSUpWNGh2LW1fU0tjV0QxRHltaXp2cTRyb0I0Qkx1VWRaUHJfRjRNdHJNeUJ3dVR4MV90YnM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUGJyaE4wRnJrM1c2X0VLNVcxYm5HeWJndXFVbGo0V2VXNWsybVl1QXpUNWQ3ay1FSzJlRjlWVXJ5Vnk5RDBNQW5QRUZRMWFGV2RuLWFFY0djZjRtdEM2UzRoX0EtUFExZTMwWmcxbUFtNDdvQ0E4TXNZLXlUeEtKMWdDcE5zNm0tYngyVk9jN2lFSTFqT2kxY2hnRmp2WGo2OGpUR0hONFY0dWRXVndEckxpcURnSUN6MDd5ZTBBb0ZhWWZ6REcw |
JPMorgan Chase is taking a step further into the cryptocurrency space with its own stablecoin-like token, called JPMD.
The U.S. banking giant told CNBC on Tuesday that it’s planning to launch a so-called deposit token on Coinbase’s public blockchain Base, which is built on top of the Ethereum network. Each deposit token is meant to serve as a digital representation of a commercial bank deposit.
JPMD will offer clients round-the-clock settlement as well as the ability to pay interest to holders. It is a so-called “permissioned token,” meaning it is only available to JPMorgan’s institutional clients — unlike many stablecoins, which are publicly available.
“We see institutions using JPMD for onchain digital asset settlement solutions as well as for making cross-border business-to-business transactions,” Naveen Mallela, global co-head of Kinexys, J.P. Morgan’s blockchain unit, told CNBC Tuesday
Given the fact that deposit tokens would eventually be interest bearing as well, this would provide better fungibility with existing deposit products that institutions currently use,” he added.
Deposit token vs. stablecoin
JPMorgan said the benefit of launching a deposit token over a stablecoin is that it gives institutional clients a way to move money around faster and easier while still having a close connection with traditional banking systems.
A stablecoin is a type of digital token that’s designed to be pegged 1:1 to the value of a fiat currency at all times. The most popular stablecoins are Tether’s USDT and Circle’s USDC. The entire stablecoin market is worth approximately $262 billion, according to data from CoinGecko.
In the U.S., stablecoins remain broadly unregulated — although this is likely to change soon. The Senate is set to vote Tuesday on the GENIUS Act, legislation that would introduce formal regulation for such tokens.
Elsewhere, the European Union regulates stablecoins under its Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, or MiCA, while the U.K. has also laid out plans to regulate the crypto industry. Britain’s Financial Conduct Authority is currently consulting on proposals to require stablecoin issuers to ensure their tokens maintain their value against a given asset.
| r/ethtrader | post | r/ethtrader | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSU2dMWWk1SDA3cllaaEo0ZTROV3R4a2trcVd1emZrcFJXMGxNMlh2SnlyR09mTUhVRG91bDgxR1dXU0FGNWxJTENNa1FkWFZOSE8ydDVRV3dwaDhhV0ZxQ0QyR1lYWE9hNmo4WDNLNXd6ZGc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSX001WTZYME45WUlPQnhqVnBON2ZrNzlldWVoSzNaSE1qS1lWSDFGY29FZHFfZ2JFZE5VYy1aRWY0QUxXNG41VlZZUkxpb3NQdWNoSm41SWh5Y1NZZXJfbVB0d2hTeUNQaGNsVlBRSDhQSGFpUnBpem5NWFRuOUVtYVpack53Nkg3NWpkU0xUeHduSGZoc3JmWjJpb1R3aGhRWDRGNmNVVjJrbXBUOWo3TzFoN3h3RmNXVUJ3R3JjVHViVHdLbW05 |
https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/s/9prbVHyRmI
This is an interesting graph! Investing in the top 5 feels like a good mid - long term strategy.
What are your thoughts? | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUm1qNDN2MG9PQURqZGtFLThqSUs2M1l5N3cwal9VTmFLVUgzd051UWJyS01ndFUtcE1sOG1ydjNPRmVuUFBpV085S1JOeEFva3JGUnM2MmI1c2FjZFZvZk9BclBXZFdEMl8tenJNUDF5WHc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdGxaR0RuRFB5ZDV0bFJFc1U3YWl1LWdzaFJadmdXLUhzQkcycDhtNGh4MzlGOW1vTEFXX0xjdmtTdmtrZnZCMWktR1A0Y0JkR0FPUThCYkdBVGN0M29zTHlhVmZQSmh4aFBuX2hYNFdKLUliTWVlX3BLeVZVTkJRUXNtcDhsWnhuSHYxcTZWSi16YmtyNERVWGFWUDNPV2FxbmJ3Mk53SW9WZVRCQ2JseldhUmEyQTZXTU1uSXlTZ3Z4NXhlaURY |
I've got a decent stack of Dogecoin and I’d like to put it to work instead of just letting it sit. Are there any legit platforms that actually let you use $DOG as collateral for a loan? | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMElUbUt2NzdMUmsxemNQNUlTVHZPUUlVSGM5cURQUlRqem1VWHJoXy0wSkNvNlVDWV9VVFoxVGJtT1NYVHhXcUJ3V2V5dFVseHZwTExwS1NXemcyNHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSYmFlOVdUS29iQlRjRzJjQW54Qy1sWS1SUXJUb25QazhYLWs2bVJ3SzdKX3ZLWHNLWEpKSm5HaWNGV0NYamFwU0RwdVg3Z0VtOTFBM0JGc2wwaExmMTMxVk1LY2JyUlJyRi1zZExYNUx3dzV6RWl5cWd5b2lSeUhjZlEyRHRQWnBSS2R2ZENtYXc2VU85clVQcnl6U2N5MWVSRW1keWltTnFSa3dDV01xOGMwMEMyS2xmODIyMllWVVFic0t3UDBvZW1ORlhGTVY4LU9VV0xMX1lHbHY1dz09 |
It’s delisted for a reason :) | r/bitcoincash | comment | r/Bitcoincash | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZFIwcDc1ajctTUlZZGxvTkJ2c3IyUFpVZ0ZFVFJjcVUxLURFYnAyWEVQYUdfbTJIZU1IOHo2RjZEelR4dGUwVnZZNlpTSjFkR2JYM0JId2k0bWF6Rmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQy1vaWVvZjNvUnNrLVJuaWVmc1lZb3R3Z3NMQmVvY0FZdkV3a3JFNTliYlc5MTlaeXQ4TDZrMWZJSXhENmlBdmQyMHBnVjV1R0xpRkZ0akJuRjZhVXIxSmhCeTBNOTBxdXBuWVBybUFZRVRYcEFrYXFtZ2xSSWVMRTMwX1FyVERiYS1ydHFTQVduMzEyYTM2MXRuM185clBLVk5YUUhSenFHUjFBd1R1UW0zTTZYUUcycTRQWkE5U3BYMW51MmRLc3NpT0syZFlTUC0yZ0I3ME44cTR6QT09 |
Three years ago today ,, popped in one of my snapchat stories I was sweating through my sheets refreshing downdetector after another network stall. Yesterday? I forgot to check Solana’s status for 47 days straight…..
My friends dev team (copartnered) quietly shipped 7 Firedancer-optimized dApps last quarter without a single “fuck is the chain down!” Slack panic.I remember when I’d all collectively hold my breath during high traffic NFT mints? Now we just… deploy I guess . The other day, a Uniswap guy (ETH fees ate his arbitragee profit🙃) asked me ….Why’s your mainnet so… boring now?
Boring is the ultimate flex for a chain whose founder once rage tweeted throughput benchmarks which then …..;
The "VC chain" FUD feels like long ago when you’re watching:
Staking APR stabilize at 6.8% despite 40% more validators YoY (decentralization in action, folks)
$0.000(something) average txn fees as Coinbase lists USDC on Solana as "institutional-grade rails"
Seahorse v1.0 dropping so clean my Python-dev friends built a working DEX in a weekend(roundabout
Drift hitting $12B volume
Phoenix’s order book eating CEX liquidity
We used to defend Solana and now the chain’s too busy working to care..and that’s the ideal right there.
also check awaken as it is as beautiful solana | r/solana | post | r/solana | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSaEJWZ0NYdm0zUEExeDdoTnlLamVId1l2VktLajZZb1MzbEV4alZHZ3k4cHNXa2k0NkktMm8tQ3oxc2VqRUdUZl8xU3Z2Q3piRjh4Yi1nN1BFUWZvTFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdlA5SkpuNDBHbjZzUThDSzlibi1Cd0RWa05sOFd6dUt1VFZENU1Ma2RNV19KSHRxMlBHdmFOX2Rkajk5MWR6RDJDY3J1MzFBMmItaEkxU2FLSjFaV2l4Z1J5X096c0p0MVlXUHRzcmFsa3I1Mk1rVUxaUV9RSDBaZDgtSTVpSzMtMGZyWWtDeVhKN0JIT0UwQmRIbWhSREZObVdfOFpTaUtNT2Y5YWw5OWFYWENMSkZjQmxldW1fQk5vZ05ZNzlGUVNISVZlR2UxazlkR2JValVacVNpQT09 |
What sites are known for being trustworthy in the crypto space for news. The problem I’m having is when I google crypto news a lot of sites come up but I don’t know which to trust. (I currently just get most of my crypto news from Reddit) | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMXQxdUZ0NUh6YndTdmZmY182dXV1U3RDVjM3blJtZ3dTRzNhWDBRTy1qRWJNa2VIVElvdDZ2aEFGcnExSl81MW93OEdtUVd3blo0U29kYlEycTN5WVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSOE50ZmJnRDZjc292QTNKU1pKZjQ2YmhzNllpNzlEem12bk1KNXNEeWNTdHM0NkhOMUI4cUNKTHNmQzhZcUd6NmRISXV5LWoyZ282eFFRMm04OG12cnVWNTYwZkZYVGt3NTE5eTJVZUI3eHhkM1ZNRGdnVTVoRnVKVzV4eEY0VDZQSnp3Mmp0dDhabjVZN0pqZk1ubmo2TGx4dWV4NHAxVEYzWU5YS1NyR3dRdW9QLUlwRGw2cU9rak5vaWdvM1JI |
Helix: A Decentralized Engine for Observation, Verification, and Compression
by Robin Gattis
DevTeamRob.Helix@gmail.com
The Two Core Problems of the Information Age
Problem 1: Epistemic Noise
We are drowning in information—but starving for truth.
Modern publishing tools have collapsed the cost of producing claims. Social media, generative AI, and viral algorithms make it virtually free to create and spread information at scale. But verifying that information remains slow, expensive, and subjective.
In any environment where the cost of generating claims falls below the cost of verifying them, truth becomes indistinguishable from falsehood.
This imbalance has created a runaway crisis of epistemic noise—the uncontrolled proliferation of unverified, contradictory, and often manipulative information.
The result isn’t just confusion. It’s fragmentation.
Without a shared mechanism for determining what is true, societies fracture into mutually exclusive realities.
Conspiracy and consensus become indistinguishable.
Debates devolve into belief wars.
Public health policy falters.
Markets overreact.
Communities polarize.
Governments stall.
Individuals lose trust—not just in institutions, but in each other.
When we can no longer agree on what is real, we lose our ability to coordinate, plan, or decide. Applications have no standardized, verifiable source of input, and humans have no verifiable source for their beliefs.
This is not just a technological problem.
It is a civilizational one.
Problem 2: Data Overload — Even Truth Is Too Big
Now imagine we succeed in solving the first problem.
Suppose we build a working, trustless system that filters signal from noise, verifies claims through adversarial consensus, and rewards people for submitting precise, falsifiable, reality-based statements.
Then we face a new, equally existential problem:
📚 Even verified truth is vast.
A functioning truth engine would still produce a torrent of structured, validated knowledge:
Geopolitical facts
Economic records
Scientific results
Historical evidence
Philosophical debates
Technical designs
Social metrics
Even when filtered, this growing archive of truth rapidly scales into petabytes.
The more data we verify, the more data we have to preserve.
And if we can’t store it efficiently, we can’t rely on it—or build on it.
Blockchains and decentralized archives today are wildly inefficient. Most use linear storage models that replicate every byte of every record forever. That’s unsustainable for a platform tasked with recording all of human knowledge, especially moving forward as data creation accelerates.
🧠 The better we get at knowing the truth, the more expensive it becomes to store that truth—unless we solve the storage problem too.
So any serious attempt to solve epistemic noise must also solve data persistence at scale.
🧬 The Helix Solution: A Layered Engine for Truth and Compression
Helix is a decentralized engine that solves both problems at once.
It filters unverified claims through adversarial economic consensus—then compresses the resulting truth into its smallest generative form.
At the top layer, Helix verifies truth using open epistemic betting markets.
At the bottom layer, it stores truth using a compression-based proof-of-work model called MiniHelix, which rewards miners not for guessing hashes, but for finding short seeds that regenerate validated data.
This layered design forms a closed epistemic loop:
❶ Truth is discovered through human judgment, incentivized by markets.
❷ Truth is recorded and stored through generative compression.
❸ Storage space becomes the constraint—and the currency—of what we choose to preserve.
Helix does not merely record the truth. It distills it, prunes it, and preserves it as compact generative seeds—forever accessible, verifiable, and trustless.
What emerges is something far more powerful than a blockchain:
🧠 A global epistemic archive—filtered by markets, compressed by computation, and shaped by consensus.
Helix is the first decentralized engine that pays people to discover the truth about reality, verify it, compress it, and record it forever in sub-terabyte form. Additionally, because token issuance is tied to its compressive mining algorithm, the value of the currency is tied to the physical cost of digital storage space and the epistemic effort expended in verifying its record.
It works like crowd-sourced intelligence analysis, where users act as autonomous evaluators of specific claims, betting on what will ultimately be judged true. Over time, the platform generates a game-theoretically filtered record of knowledge—something like Wikipedia, but with a consensus mechanism and confidence metric attached to every claim. Instead of centralized editors or reputation-weighted scores, Helix relies on distributed economic incentives and adversarial consensus to filter what gets recorded.
Each claim posted on Helix becomes a speculative financial opportunity: a contract that opens to public betting. A user can bet True/False/Analigned, and True/False tallies are added up during the betting period, the winner being determined as the side that had the greatest amount of money bet on it. Unaligned funds go to whoever the winner is, to incentivize an answer, any answer. This market-based process incentivizes precise wording, accurate sourcing, and strategic timing. It creates a new epistemic economy where value flows to those who make relevant, verifiable claims and back them with capital. Falsehoods are penalized; clarity, logic, and debate are rewarded.
In doing so, Helix solves a foundational problem in open information systems: the unchecked proliferation of noise. The modern age has provided labor-saving tools for the production of information, which has driven the cost of making false claims to effectively zero. In any environment where the cost of generating claims falls below the cost of verifying them, truth becomes indistinguishable from falsehood. Paradoxically, though we live in the age of myriad sources of decentralized data, in the absence of reliable verification heuristics, people have become more reliant on authority or “trusted” sources, and more disconnected or atomized in their opinions. Helix reverses that imbalance—economically.
Generative Compression as Consensus
Underneath the knowledge discovery layer, Helix introduces a radically new form of blockchain consensus, built on compression instead of raw hashing. MiniHelix doesn’t guess hashes like SHA256. It tests whether a short binary seed can regenerate a target block.
The goal isn’t just verification—it’s compression. The miners test random number generator seeds until they find one that produces the target data when fed back into the generator. A seed can replace a larger block if it produces identical output. The fact that it’s hard to find a smaller seed that generates the target data, just like its hard to find a small enough hash value (eg. Bitcoin PoW) that can be computed FROM the target data, ensures that Minihelix will preserve all the decentralized security features of Proof-of-Work blockchains, but with several additional key features.
Unlike Bitcoin, the target data is not fed into the hash algorithm along with a number from a counter hoping to find a qualifying hash output, making each submission unique and only usable in that one comparison, instead we are testing random seeds and comparing the output to see if it generates the target block. This subtle shift allows miners to not just check the “current” block but check that output against all current (and past!) blocks, finding the most compact encodings of truth.
Because the transaction data that must be preserved is the OUTPUT of the function (instead of the input, as in Bitcoin PoW), the miner hashes only the output to ensure fidelity. This means the blockchain structure can change—but the data it encodes cannot. Helix mines all blocks in parallel for greater compression, even blocks that have been mined already. Because the same seed can be tested across many blocks simultaneously, MiniHelix enables miners to compress all preexisting blocks in parallel.
Minihelix compresses new (unmined) blocks as well as old (mined) blocks at the same time, if it ever finds a seed that generates an entire block (new or old), it submits for that seed to replace the old block and is payed out for the difference in storage savings.
Helix gets smaller, the seedchain structure changes, the underlying blockchain that it generates stays the same. Security+efficiency=Helix.
Helix compresses itself, mines all blocks at once, and can replace earlier blocks with smaller ones that output the same data. The longer the chain is, the more opportunity there is for some part of it to be compressed with a smaller generative seed. Those seeds could then be compressed as well with the same algorithm, leading to persistent and compounding storage gains. This is always being challenged by additional data-load from new statements, but as we’ve covered, that only increases the opportunities for miner’s compression. The bigger it gets, the smaller it gets, so there’s eventually an equilibrium. This leads to a radical theoretical result: Helix has a maximum data storage overhead; the storage increases from new statements start to decelerate around 500 gigabytes. The network can’t add blocks without presenting proof of achieving storage gains through generative proof-of-work, which becomes easier the longer the chain becomes. Eventually the system begins to shrink as fast as it grows and reaches an equilibrium state, as the data becomes nested deeper within the recursive algorithm.
- The block content is defined by its output (post-unpacking), not its seed.
- The hash is computed after unpacking, meaning two different seeds generating the same output are equivalent.
- Only smaller seeds are rewarded or considered “improvements”; much more likely the longer the chain gets, so a compression/expansion equilibrium is eventually reached.
As a result, the entire Helix blockchain will never exceed 1 terabyte of hard drive space.
Tie-breaking rule for multiple valid seeds:
When two valid generative seeds for the same output exist, pick:
The shorter one.
Or if equal in length, the lexicographically smaller one.
This gives deterministic, universal resolution with no fork.
Replacement protocol:
Nodes validate a candidate seed:
Run the unpack function on it.
Hash the result.
If it matches an existing block and the seed is smaller: accept & replace.
Seedchain shortens, blockchain height is unaffected because output is preserved.
The outcome is a consensus mechanism that doesn’t just secure the chain—it compresses it. Every mined block is proof that a smaller, generative representation has been found. Every compression cycle builds on the last. And every layer converges toward the Kolmogorov limit: the smallest possible representation of the truth.
From Currency to Epistemology
Helix extends Bitcoin’s logic of removing “trusted” epistemic gatekeepers from the financial record to records about anything else. Where Bitcoin decentralized the ledger of monetary transactions, Helix decentralizes the ledger of human knowledge. It treats financial recording and prediction markets as mere subsections of a broader domain: decentralized knowledge verification. While blockchains have proven they can reach consensus about who owns what, no platform until now has extended that approach to the consensual gathering, vetting, and compression of generalized information.
Helix is that platform.
If Bitcoin and Ethereum can use proof-of-work and proof-of-stake to come to consensus about transactions and agreements, why can’t an analogous mechanism be used to come to consensus about everything else?
Tokenomics & Incentive Model
Helix introduces a native token—HLX—as the economic engine behind truth discovery, verification, and compression. But unlike platforms that mint tokens based on arbitrary usage metrics, Helix ties issuance directly to verifiable compression work and network activity.
🔹 Compression-Pegged Issuance
1 HLX is minted per gigabyte of verified storage compression. If a miner finds a smaller seed that regenerates a block’s output, they earn HLX proportional to the space saved (e.g., 10 KB = 0.00001 HLX). Rewards are issued only if:
The seed regenerates identical output
It is smaller than the previous one
No smaller valid seed exists
This ties HLX to the cost of real-world storage. If HLX dips below the price of storing 1 GB, mining becomes unprofitable, supply slows, and scarcity increases—automatically.
Helix includes no admin keys to pause, override, or inflate token supply. All HLX issuance is governed entirely by the results of verifiable compression and the immutable logic of the MiniHelix algorithm. No authority can interfere with or dilute the value of HLX.
🔹 Value Through Participation
While rewards are tied to compression, statement activity creates compression opportunities. Every user-submitted statement is split into microblocks and added to the chain, expanding the search space for compression. Since the chain is atomized into blocks that are mined in parallel, a longer chain means more compression targets and more chances for reward. This means coin issuance is indirectly but naturally tied to platform usage.
In this way:
Users drive network activity and contribute raw data.
Miners compete to find the most efficient generative encodings of that data.
The network collectively filters, verifies, and shrinks its own record.
Thus, rewards scale with both verifiable compression work and user participation. The more statements are made, the more microblocks there are to mine, the more HLX are issued. So issuance should be loosely tied to, and keep up with, network usage and expansion.
🔹 Long-Term Scarcity
As the network matures and more truths are recorded, the rate of previously unrecorded discoveries slows. Persistent and universally known facts get mined early. Over time:
New statement activity levels off.
Compression targets become harder to improve.
HLX issuance declines.
This creates a deflationary curve driven by epistemic saturation, not arbitrary halvings. Token scarcity is achieved not through artificial caps, but through the natural exhaustion of discoverable, verifiable, and compressible information.
Core System Architecture
Helix operates through a layered process of input, verification, and compression:
1. Data Input and Microblock Formation
Every piece of information submitted to Helix—whether a statement or a transfer—is broken into microblocks, which are the atomic units of the chain. These microblocks become the universal mining queue for the network and are mined in parallel.
2. Verification via Open Betting Markets
If the input was a statement, it is verified through open betting markets, where users stake HLX on its eventual truth or falsehood. This process creates decentralized consensus through financial incentives, rewarding accurate judgments and penalizing noise or manipulation.
3. Compression and Mining: MiniHelix Proof-of-Work
All valid blocks—statements, transfers, and metadata—are treated as compression targets. Miners use the MiniHelix algorithm to test whether a small binary seed can regenerate the data. The system verifies fidelity by hashing the output, not the seed, which allows the underlying structure to change while preserving informational integrity.
Microblocks are mined in parallel across the network.
Compression rewards are issued proportionally: 1 HLX per gigabyte of verified storage savings.
The protocol supports block replacement: any miner who finds a smaller seed that regenerates an earlier block may replace that block without altering the informational record.
In practice, newly submitted microblocks are the easiest and most profitable compression targets.
However, the architecture allows that at the same time if a tested seed also compresses a previous block more efficiently, they may submit it as a valid replacement and receive a reward, with no impact to data fidelity.
Governance & Consensus
Helix has no admin keys, upgrade authority, or privileged actors. The protocol evolves through voluntary client updates and compression improvements adopted by the network.
All valid data—statements, transfers, and metadata—is split into microblocks and mined in parallel for compression. Miners may also submit smaller versions of prior blocks for replacement, preserving informational content while shrinking the chain.
Consensus is enforced by hashing the output of each verified block, not its structure. This allows Helix to compress and restructure itself indefinitely without compromising data fidelity.
Toward Predictive Intelligence: Helix as a Bayesian Inference Engine
Helix was built to filter signal from noise—to separate what is true from what is merely said. But once you have a system that can reliably judge what’s true, and once that truth is recorded in a verifiable archive, something remarkable becomes possible: the emergence of reliable probabilistic foresight.
This is not science fiction—it’s Bayesian inference, a well-established framework for updating belief in light of new evidence. Until now, it has always depended on assumptions or hand-picked datasets. But with Helix and decentralized prediction markets, we now have the ability to automate belief updates, at scale, using verified priors and real-time likelihoods.
What emerges is not just a tool for filtering information—but a living, decentralized prediction engine capable of modeling future outcomes more accurately than any centralized institution or algorithm that came before it.
📈 Helix + Prediction Markets = Raw Bayesian Prediction Engine
Bayesian probability gives us a simple, elegant way to update belief:
P(H∣E)=(P(E∣H)⋅P(H))\P(E)
Where:
P(H) = Prior estimated likelihood of (H)
P(E∣H) = Likelihood (H) if (E) is true
P(E) = Probability of (E)
P(H∣E)= Updated belief in the hypothesis after seeing the evidence
🧠 How This Maps to Helix and Prediction Markets
This equation can now be powered by live, verifiable data streams:
Bayesian Term
Provided by
P(H)
The Stats: Belief aggregates obtained from Prediction market statistics and betting activity.
P(E)
The Facts: Helix provides market-implied odds given current information of proven facts.
E
Helix: the evidence — resolved outcomes that feed back into future priors to optimize prediction accuracy over time.
Each part of the formula now has a reliable source — something that’s never existed before at this scale.
🔁 A Closed Loop for Truth
Helix provides priors from adversarially verified statements.
Prediction markets provide live likelihoods based on economic consensus.
Helix resolves events, closing the loop and generating new priors from real-world outcomes.
The result is a decentralized, continuously learning inference algorithm — a raw probability engine that updates itself, forever.
🔍 Why This Wasn’t Possible Before
The power of Bayesian inference depends entirely on the quality of the data it receives. But until now, no large-scale data source could be trusted as a foundational input. Traditional big data sets:
Are noisy, biased, and unaudited
Grow more error-prone as they scale
Can’t be used directly for probabilistic truth inference
Helix breaks this limitation by tying data validation to open adversarial consensus, and prediction markets sharpen it with real-time updates. Together, they transform messy global knowledge into structured probability inputs.
This gives us a new kind of system:
A self-correcting, crowd-verified Bayesian engine — built not on top-down labels or curated datasets, but on decentralized judgment and economic truth pressure.
This could be used both ways,
➤ "How likely is H, given that E was observed?"
You’ll want:
P(H) from Helix (past priors)
P(E∣H) from prediction markets
P(E)) from Helix (did the evidence occur?)
But if you're instead asking:
➤ "What’s the likelihood of E, given belief in H?"
Then prediction markets might give you P(H) and give you the probability of something that’s been decided as 100% on Helix already,
So you could use data outside Helix to infer truth and plausibility of statements on Helix, and you could use statements on Helix to make predictions of events in the real world. Either way, the automation and interoperability of a Helix-based inference engine would maximize speculative investment earnings on prediction markets and other platforms, but also in the process refine and optimize any logical operations we do involving the prediction of future events. This section is just to provide an example of how this database could be used for novel applications once it’s active, Helix is designed as an epistemic backbone, so be as simple and featureless as possible, specifically to allow the widest area of exploration in incorporating the core functionality into new ideas and applications. Helix records everything real and doesn’t get too big, that’s a nontrivial accomplishment if it works.
Closing Statement
Today smart contracts only execute correctly if they receive accurate, up‑to‑date data. Today, most dApps rely on centralized or semi‑centralized oracles—private APIs, paid data feeds, or company‑owned servers. This introduces several critical vulnerabilities: Variable Security Footprints: Each oracle’s backend has its own closed‑source security model, which we cannot independently audit. If that oracle is compromised or manipulated, attackers can inject false data and trigger fraudulent contract executions.
This means that besides its obvious epistemic value as a truth-verification engine, Helix solves a longstanding problem in blockchain architecture: the current Web3 ecosystem is decentralized, but its connection to real-world truth has always been mediated through centralized oracles like websites, which undermine the guarantees of decentralized systems. Helix replaces that dependency with a permissionless, incentive-driven mechanism for recording and evaluating truth claims that introduces a decentralized connection layer between blockchain and physical reality—one that allows smart contracts to evaluate subjective, qualitative, and contextual information through incentivized public consensus, not corporate APIs. Blockchain developers can safely use Helix statements as a payout indicator in smart-contracts, and that information will always be reliable, up-to-date, and standardized.
This marks a turning point in the development of decentralized applications: the spontaneous establishment of a trustless oracle which enables the blockchain to finally see, interpret, and interact with the real world, on terms that are open, adversarially robust, and economically sound. Anyone paying attention to news and global zeitgeist will discern the obvious necessity of a novel method to bring more commonality into our opinions and philosophy.
Helix is more than code—it’s a societal autocorrect for issues we’ve seen arising from a deluge of information, true and dubious. Where information flows are broken, Helix repairs. Where power distorts, Helix flattens. It seeks to build a trustless, transparent oracle layer that not only secures Web3 but also strengthens the foundations of knowledge in an era of misinformation. We have developed tools to record and generate data, while our tools for parsing that data are far behind. AI and data analysis can only take us so far when the data is so large and occluded, we must now organize ourselves.
Helix is a complex algorithm that’s meant only to analyze and record the collectively judged believability of claims. Correctly estimating how generally believable a claim is utilizes the peerless processing power of the human brain in assessing novel claims. As it is currently the most efficient hardware in the known universe for doing so, any attempt at analyzing all human knowledge without it would be a misallocation of energy on a planetary scale.
Information≠Data.
Data has become our enemy, but our most reliable path to information. We must find a path through the data. Without it we are lost, adrift in a sea of chaos.
Like the DNA from which it takes its name, Helix marks a profound paradigm shift in the history of our evolution, and carries forth the essential nature of everything we are.
Technical Reference
What follows is a formal description of the core Helix mechanics: seed search space, probabilistic feasibility, block replacement, and compression equilibrium logic. These sections are written to support implementers, researchers, and anyone seeking to validate the protocol’s claims from first principles.
If L_S == L_D, the block is validated but unrewarded. It becomes part of the permanent chain, and remains eligible for future compression (i.e. block replacement).
This ensures that all blocks can eventually close out while maintaining incentive alignment toward compression. Seeds longer than the block are never accepted.
2. Search Space and Compression Efficiency
Let:
B = number of bytes in target data block
N = 2^(8 × L_S) = number of possible seeds of length L_S bytes
Assume ideal generative function is surjective over space of outputs of length B bytes
Probability that a random seed S of length L_S compresses a B-byte block:
P_{\text{success}}(L_S, B) = \frac{1}{2^{8B}} \quad \text{(uniform success probability)}
To find a compressive seed of length L_S < B, the expected number of attempts is:
E = \frac{2^{8B}}{2^{8L_S}} = 2^{8(B - L_S)}
Implications:
Shorter L_S = exponentially harder to find
The longer the chain (more blocks in parallel), the higher the chance of finding at least one compressive seed
Equal-length seeds are common and act as safe fallback validators to close out blocks
3. Block Replacement Logic (Pseudocode)
for each candidate seed S:
output = G(S)
for each target block D in microblock queue or chain:
if output == D:
if len(S) < len(D):
// Valid compression
reward = (len(D) - len(S)) bytes
replace_block(D, S)
issue_reward(reward)
else if len(S) == len(D):
// Valid, but not compression
if D not yet on chain:
accept_block(D, S)
// No reward
else:
// Larger-than-block seed: reject
continue
Miners scan across all target blocks
Replacements are permitted for both unconfirmed and confirmed blocks
Equal-size regeneration is a no-op for compression, but counts for block validation
4. Compression Saturation and Fallback Dynamics
If a block D remains unmined after a large number of surrounding blocks have been compressed, it may be flagged as stubborn or incompressible.
Let:
K = total number of microblocks successfully compressed since D entered the queue
If K > T(D), where T(D) is a threshold tied to block size B and acceptable confidence (e.g. 99.999999% incompressibility), then:
The block is declared stubborn
It is accepted at equal-size seed, if one exists
Otherwise, it is re-bundled with adjacent stubborn blocks into a new unit
Optional: reward miners for proving stubbornness (anti-compression jackpots)
This fallback mechanism ensures that no block remains indefinitely in limbo and allows the protocol to dynamically adjust bundling size without hard rules.
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Hey everyone,
I’ve been researching Polkadot staking lately and found the [Polkadot Staking Dashboard](https://staking.polkadot.cloud/#/overview). I’m curious what’s your opinion on it. This is a question for both people who have experience with it and those who see it for the first time, I'm curious to see all perspectives.
\- What do you like about it?
\- What do you find annoying or confusing?
\- Are there any features you wish it had?
I’m trying to gather some ideas to see how it could be improved, so any feedback would really help.
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I recently came across this topic after the governance token got listed on Bitget and other exchanges, and I would like to know if this is just the usual comparison? While SparkLend is built on Sky’s $6.5 billion stablecoin foundation, offering governance-set interest rates and blue-chip collateral like ETH, could it become institutional-grade stability? Unlike Aave’s market-driven rates or Morpho’s peer-to-peer lending, Spark prioritizes predictability, but does this give it an edge over other DeFi protocols?
Understandably, $7.3 billion in TVL shows the traction the project is gaining, but its focus on stablecoin lending raises questions about scalability against Aave’s diverse asset pool or Compound’s established user base. One unique feature about this protocol is the Spark Liquidity Layer (SLL), which auto-deploys stablecoin liquidity across Ethereum, Base, and Arbitrum, feeding protocols like Aave and tokenized assets like BlackRock’s BUIDL. This contrasts with Curve’s trading focus or Yearn’s vault strategies, positioning Spark as a cross-chain liquidity hub. But does SLL’s automation truly solve DeFi’s fragmentation, or does its reliance on Sky’s reserves risk centralizing capital?
The $2.4 billion in RWA integration set it apart, blending CeFi and DeFi more aggressively than Aave or Compound. But can its stablecoin-centric model avoid becoming a walled garden in a composability-driven ecosystem? Morpho Blue’s flexible lending markets highlight Spark’s rigidity, and smart contract risks linger despite robust audits. Spark’s vision as a DeFi settlement layer is compelling, but its impact depends on balancing interoperability with its tightly controlled framework or what do you think? | r/defi | post | r/defi | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSNjdBUzZQNHllWVVHY3VaUXB4Y3phMzlPZG5DbHJ5bzJiamZGSENycWZOUDNMMEpuWFd3anN0dkh5ODBYc2tFc0k2aG9kVDNLcEtnMjhmUVMwb0FQWUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSOURINUVzTXA4Wng4WUplODJLUmh3Z2p5Sl9hRXpHcDhfc3YxeEt2QThQX2Rsel9yajQ5Sm9LeHJjNU84SEJpUVBKeldpcFlaNk01OTk4OFI1LTJCakt3UXV0eWt1eU9OOTdXOVNHWTF6dXB0NFZuaDNnWGktbGdrQ1h6M2VUdVJzMkVqUi1tZXJ5elVWdVFOVVhGeEdlSkp0MGdyamVmN0R2NUlnWHNXRzl3OTZFNG9jT2JucnFIa2kxOGRKN0Np |
I’ve been exploring various chains, including Ethereum, Avalanche, Fantom, and Arbitrum, to find suitable places to put my stables and a few ETH I have to good use. Currently, I primarily use Aave, Yearn, and, Pendle, and lately, I’ve been checking out Radiant and Sparklend. They seem to have solid growth and some good security features.
I usually avoid heavy LP farming coz of IL. Single-sided vaults feel safer to me, except in some cases where the LP rewards are worth it and the project looks reliable.
I recently came across Haven1, I'm still trying to figure out the perfect way to explore the platform. They have some cool security features like validator support and permissioned access, which helps reduce common DeFi risks. Their ETH vaults and stablecoin vaults offer decent yields without crazy risk. This is why:
* Aave offers around 4.5% to 6% on USDC,
* Radiant ranges between 2% to 6% on stablecoins,
* Pendle yields vary, usually under 15% depending on strategy,
* Sparklend is similar to Radiant with single-digit to low double-digit yields
It’s nice to see a platform trying to balance strong security with good returns.
I’m also keeping an eye on Trader Joe on Avalanche, and GMX on Arbitrum. Each has its own way of managing risk and delivering yield, but the security measures vary a lot.
How do you decide which DeFi projects or chains are safe? Do you look at TVL, audits, or maybe the team behind the project?
I would love to hear what you’re using and if you’ve found any hidden gems lately. Let’s share ideas. | r/defi | post | r/defi | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSaHYza2pxZ3JCRzQ0LTR0TnZzeGZUY1dieWI3dUluek0teGdFOEs4QU5LV1lOM2haYUlDMFFtZlloR2J1c3VJdGlYT2JBRkFHT1RFWDVpemdOSGJpdFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSTkZ4bUttU1V1eHYtVW8tcnI4aE1PYlJLT0NXV2xjZ3BPbHZWcWlnRXhBRXl3TE5BYjM5S2w0T3VQSExPT2N3cHMwbXluTlR6YkUtcmtFX3FJaGdUUW1FOEFUSEFESG15Qmx0VWxxYmtzT2VkR09hYWZ1U0MzWThtb21CanEwUzZZVERWaHJRV0ZVeWpPXzRuYkhTcHM3a2c4VFlkWFlrQlVkaDNKMEdnTmdRVUwzYW50VWhiNTE1QlJoVFEzaUZVcWJXcjNKcUNDQ2JGNzI2S2p5eWh0UT09 |
I’ve been buying $20 worth every day for the past 6 months. So far, I haven’t missed a single day, and I’m just really happy about it.
My plan is to keep buying $20 per day for 8 years.
Right now, I’m already at 6% of the full goal. 90 months to go.
I gave up my daily coffee and cut down on some personal stuff just to save that $20 each day.
Will I make it? | r/bitcoin | post | r/Bitcoin | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSV2tFN29uVk5EYU5NQm9lOEJnTmhxRl9iMjcySXB3SmJKdGlWZnN2aV80S3hOY1VSNnRzb1d4TlhsOGt0c3NYRUN1alJHazRnUTNOTjlqUDYwRmEtVmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUklfN3VCVXE5NkJkRjBEZ05CbmwtQUVwREpLMGJqeE5JSHNRYmFFU0dBclVwbHFDWWRteENudnBQQ3AzLXhDejlYZTE0a0tIVktCaTN0VFJRN0doV2dXb2JpZ3FMQjlEVGdjWG0xZlRtcG9KNTl5azdRRkpZaldHSHNRbmNJNFo0SElVZ0dCTFFiREh2ekVROG9aZ0VTd01sSElTUFJDdk90T2d3LWtaUHZVPQ== |
Is it possible to stack crypto in a storage wallet or can you only do that on an exchange. Any wallet suggestions? I’ve been told to only keep crypto in a wallet but if you can only stack on exchanges is it worth it for the extra money? | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdDFLY0RVRy1ZOWJvbm4xQUN1ZEoyZnUtVmd4aWx6M0VVVjYyOWFwUGk3LVhLdFQ5M09pUUdFVGR3NElVQ3FiT1Y3YzExUUVFZFFnZFItNnlDMFNYT1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQ2V0SVNrNnhUSmdNWTFyTUhqTU9VUHpSQlI2MHdrTC1Id3NWeVN4LWJUU1Y2UGhEX29BRTZJeTVNWURUbXdxZTdYVHVUOHN0elJCM2pjZFp0OTJBanRPd2FvM09jTENYdi1RRk92dVdXeFJKd18yU3JNZURjdjQ5djM0bE16VXFCdXdMOTdJdTM5SEx1WUotb3hZNWxWWkowQnlCeVRXdU9vMDIySlFocS1NPQ== |
HBAR I've been hearing about it and have no idea what its used for, should I buy some?
Ive heard its like sol but better but need a better explanation. | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMHNfR3hGZTViOXBUTmhhdThYS1pXM3pSazhiWFU5dDZRRVJrNVBBVVJNQUZRem1FZG1SZjBUQXNhbFNENmJ1bC11Q1huN0xZS1hTMWdBVTNHdVpIdmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSY0hCQnYtYXJvb2lXRUt2MlM3cndUV0liZ3ZJS0VaNVZjeFRQVEo5ZGQ5cHhENi1JWkFfMXM0c2lMOFdHQnpnRU1rVUNYdmhmeTZyUTNEM05EdFRYXzJuSTh5U0F3M0RlZWxzYmpybzNEWlJFSlgzRG1hcGJUdW5hVEFxZl96SkRzdThqUFVyY2E5UkpvQzNwU1dYM21Ha1lPRURxMXQxbEwzX2J3d0E1eUlZdmF4SzNGd1ZhWHl3SVZLbjBfQkxLTTZTeFpKSTNYSFpXTUlTTjV6TFA3dz09 |
Just updated Ledger Live and now it won’t sync properly with my Nano X. It either stalls or says it can’t retrieve my balances. I’ve restarted, reconnected, and even tried another cable. Super annoying.
This all started after the latest firmware update. Everything worked fine before that. Is this a known issue? Is there a workaround or should I wait for a patch? I’m nervous because most of my coins are on there and I just want to be able to check my balances without it being a whole project. | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSN2w2SU80UVBNWGtWOGc2bmdxd1p5YnVxZkxzUEpaOVBLQzg0b1BSN2o2akFULUZ6bk5BNjc3VF8tSVRjcE1Cb080QV9pLWp5TC03czZscnFoT0FhbWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUkxGXzFGN3M1WEJCc293eGozZDVoUlZlZnIyeTZUVEI4WW1HRktoQkgwUjRnUUtkalEyaW1rOHo1d3kydmhyM0tVcW9rbzlpQUdVZmU4UXpESmNvejNjQlBWWU1pMy1DM2tkRUNoMERGMGh0OFR1czd6dXU5S3p2WV9Md0pRSkRsbkdPTmNFT1N3Qjhqb3pLZWZzWjJjWExuU2V4NEJsMjhuVG5rbEJZTnhjOF83WnFKbmxsalFUd1YxS3NvaWpHMHZZWFJaN2tkY3Zxckk4T1F2U3hqUT09 |
As shown in the picture I bought a coin at 55k mc and sold at 21 mc. When I checked my wallet I realized that I didn’t receive any solona when I sold my coins. I checked kolscan to verify this and it says the same thing. I don’t understand why I didn’t receive a little less than half I put in ??? Does anyone know why
| r/solana | post | r/solana | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVndQQ3JMd21CRXZITGh5aGV6Zl9PVVNDakpBU1Q5cDF5czNLQXhFcEdPYlFqZnNxdm1fMFNMSDdrVldmdUdKZng1TUE2VFp2VTVPYTVCWmpDd0ZrS2dBQlpHT3l6Z21yMGZWY3l4Z3g1WFk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSNGJXV3JSQVIyaWt3ekg4NHNfeU5Wck9Kd1lrOC1pQUdVVGk5YXRhOUpISHZSV0xvVTFHY2xQaFlMeFRHQkVXQmhQZi1aSDdHSTRDYmFmUWZNaUFvUTRDMTlwOEJUNk9FOXBvNzVGVXdxbTNmQ2kxTDFiVGprd2syTVR4Zmo1MU1ndy1LU2V2bWFxc0lhWXdVS2R1UlhJcGlaYmZnWWR4bFRZRTMzYTctdDNFPQ== |
**1) Bitcoin’s Geopolitical Whiplash**
* BTC spiked to ≈ $107 K, then reversed as missile headlines out of the Israel-Iran theater hit the tape (FXEmpire 10:35 PM).
* Bitcoin Cash and Dogecoin squeeked out gains while on-chain data show \~1 million coins just aged into the ≥ 1-year HODL bucket, a classic sign of deeper conviction.
**2) Coinbase Eyes 24/7 Stock Trading — on-chain**
* The exchange formally asked the SEC to list “tokenized equities” that would trade round-the-clock on its own rails (Reuters 7:00 PM; Crypto Crib 5:00 PM).
* A green light would set up a cage-match with zero-commission brokerages like Robinhood; the stock popped on the filing before fading with the broader crypto-equity sell-off (Unusual Whales 4:58 PM, Zacks 6:46 PM).
**3) JPMorgan’s Stable-Coin Push**
* Wall Street’s biggest bank rolled out a pilot for JPMD, a deposit-backed dollar token, on Coinbase’s “Base” L2 (iNewsroom / Financial Juice 4:07 PM; Seeking Alpha 3:53 PM).
* Follow-up briefs note the token may eventually pay interest, a break from today’s stable-coins (Wallstengine 3:11 PM) and another marker that private-chain settlement is moving from proof-of-concept to table stakes (MarketFlux 3:08 PM).
**4) XRP Ledger’s XLS-80 Buzz**
* Hype around the “compliance-ready” XLS-80 upgrade has traders asking whether XRP can steal regulated-use-case share from Ethereum (Coincu 10:49 PM).
* Meme-token spin-offs like $APORK have already latched onto the narrative, pumping volumes on the ledger (same source).
* Canadian regulators just approved the first spot-XRP ETF, hinting at mainstream capital inflows that could underpin the $14 price targets making the rounds (News.Bitcoin.com 10:40 PM).
**5) Ripple-SEC Truce on the Horizon?**
* Ripple and the SEC jointly asked Judge Torres for an “indicative ruling” that might pave the way to a negotiated end-game (News.Bitcoin.com 9:40 PM; CoinGapeMedia 1:21 PM).
* The court filing briefly lifted sentiment, but XRP still fell 7 % as lawyers warned a deal isn’t baked in yet (Tokenpost 8:34 PM; NewsBTC 12:08 AM).
* At the same time, the SEC delayed decisions on new XRP ETFs (Coinpedia 9:03 PM), keeping the regulatory overhang in place.
**6) Thailand’s Five-Year Tax Holiday**
* Bangkok approved a 100 % capital-gains exemption on crypto profits through 2029, a direct play to siphon traders from Singapore and Hong Kong and cement Thailand’s claim as ASEAN’s rising crypto hub.
\-News Articles Sourced and Aggregated From: [Marketflux.io](https://Marketflux.io) | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUm0tQnVFZl8wSEFrY1M1X3Rkd1pVemZDYVU0bllXUWJvMmpsc2RkRlk0MzhlNDVGUWl3UjBMSlNQX1RLRkQyV2xhZG9BNWUyQ3FzanpCYXJ5LVdNV2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSclBwVmVwWDlMM0U0Q2M4b3o3LU9LbUJzQVhGSUoxNFIxODY4ajBveVJtY1BqQlhCLVhPMUNDektGb1RMVHFraEVpNXlhSV9lZkxtVFBpMUU2T0dBNzB4VVZ6U1g2cm5FZHp5VGdISnd5NWkyZGZiNDBFZi1TRlFPa2hUUzVsY1VBUnNqbGM1aEV1MjBtaVotNTBJOGZ6N0VGNUhfODh1enFHSFgzdnYxZWxzQ01HbmFHQ2JXQW5xRjJKVXQ0bGtkcjh6VE9PZ2p5cFFTWXdPMXVRYWYxQT09 |
I’ve been testing out Exodus Wallet and honestly, the design is awesome. Everything looks clean and easy to understand. I’ve been using it for a small portfolio, but I’m wondering if it holds up well for bigger amounts.
Has anyone here used Exodus full-time for a while? Any issues with updates, bugs, or support? It seems too good to be true, but maybe that’s just me being cautious. | r/defi | post | r/defi | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSTkdZT0xzNDBicGY1TWx6WlRySG1ZQXR3LUZoTi1Nc2pienRlaGJ0S3k1UDZoMm96Q09uLV91VzU1VXA4RDNVT2VhOURKOWpOZ3o5dnl3Ui0tcV9lQ3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSaGhlQmkzRUJiekNCaGE2R2h0Rms3bThwZXNCWTY3YlZBckI5cl96aE1xODhnYjZ6VlljdkVmVG5heHprUnF5UVQ0SG1DT0l6Rk0tbWE5NEpOTnhkTU40dUlLMFBKdUFOQjUzbWdxR044TXFrTVJuY0VXNlpLTi1uRFBmRlRGc3dVcFhvVEktNUtmNlRfLWw4eVBVMTNOREVLWkd6SzZUU19fTU5aV2lnbTV5SDVGTzZFOGtwaFlXcWE3b2NkUlBM |
Places where it is NOT possible
• 1inch
• dydx (there is wstETH, but with very low liquidity and you need to Sell to ETH or USDC before, which I don’t want)
• CEXs: Bitvavo, Kraken
• uniswap
• sushiswap
Any other ideas? Hard to believe that there isn’t a place where you can do that. | r/ethereum | post | r/ethereum | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSRGhHY2Mtb3E2QVlUUGZzbDl3MEg2NGRoNjJscjhlclpiSi0zQThmeHVVaFVWWFduUG9yZ3JockNQOWJPTGJzaE1qNnlXeXBkN1hycHJRaHpQam5mRkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpScnpxQUZoREVKMVVMMC1YTHlfaWZMYWUtTkFhZVZrcXh3Y1h2TUhrbEg0Tl93WkFZOE5NYXBlZ3ktNXJMTHZQUVNzbXFOWnl4NTlpWDdjNVR2R05pb29rR3JDYW1SYUZ6ay1qdXMyblU3YUhhOV9CbFdnQTJnenZidFIzZzZXSHpkanZmZ2JBM0JKMzZJdUduV3I4bjBKekRaeERQTHlIMUEwemdzVGV3SkJ1LTFsNW50a3EwcHZVTjk4NXdIc0ZIS0M2Yk5CVE90NXRMckIyQ2ZPOUNYZz09 |
Just crossed with this Leon [Tweet ](https://x.com/LeonWaidmann/status/1934978909680046286)talking about different categories of RWAs that are also booming apart from stablecoins and had to share it.
https://preview.redd.it/tamymf5qjm7f1.png?width=1764&format=png&auto=webp&s=9ad35832c744f7b98f3b3d2afdde4bcc206ba87a
As you know for other metrics posts, stablecoins have dominated the Real World Asset (RWA) narrative in Web3 for years but now they are no longer the only game in town.
As you can see in the chart above, we are seeing a serious momentum in tokenized private credit, treasuries, commodities and even stocks. This is not just hype, it is actual $100M+ in monthly issuance volume.
This is serious businnes, no JPEGs or memecoins. These are the same financial instruments institutions have been using for decades, now being rebuilt onchain, more transparently, more efficiently and globally accessible.
This is already happening and not just speculation. From BlackRock's BUILD fund tokenized on Ethereum to startups putting invoice factoring and real estate debt on chain. RWA protocols are onboarding institutions, not degen traders and this is a sign of Web3 maturity. This implies that Web3 rails will give 24/7 access, instant settlement, no borders, no banking middlemen, etc.
We are entering a phase where DeFi becomes CeFi compatible and the lines start to blur, not just in theory, but in practice.
Institutions are not "coming." They are already here.
Source:
* Tweet: [https://x.com/LeonWaidmann/status/1934978909680046286](https://x.com/LeonWaidmann/status/1934978909680046286) | r/ethtrader | post | r/ethtrader | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSY0lVWTdjR1V0T2VuMVZlWnRHV1JoRG1wa3AxZWVJcGpCaHpJbjFVTUNRekc3MU5TbXNsNm45MERoM3ZXQXRCNms5c0NCTUo4N3dhRzdYQkF4anZWVVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSeG1LaXRBOWxvUWRUS3d6d0ZEWVFiMDJoSW9oX3pVUWhuVFVTT255WVhOMnZ4YThLMTBrcUU4aXl5OE5LU2RsTUEzcmxRVjdFUXBhZ1l0WHpGN1p1T3hzVkw2N0h4d0d1NEUtQU92NWFjZjdGd0wzZ2xqT29kNWw2dFdOWDYxc2FvWXEtc3JfY0g1NzUzM3M1bFJSMThSNF9lYXNEWDE4UXNFUzk5MzdLRDl1MDRDUEJ0a3RVT2JzYjZZVkhzOUdsZWNXcDVjZmdMTkpLaGt4OTY4LTZwUT09 |
So I got the Ledger Nano X mostly for its Bluetooth feature, but it’s been more of a headache than a convenience. Half the time my phone doesn’t detect it, and when it does, the connection is spotty. I expected more from something this expensive.
I’m tempted to just switch to using the cable like the older Nano S, but that defeats the purpose. Anyone figure out a reliable fix for this? Or is it just how the Nano X is? | r/ethereum | post | r/ethereum | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUmNwYlB1MHFFWjhrZmE0U3FVNlNmNXBHcXNCNXZpRjdfZzFoSzBRZFdrTDQycDV1a1ROWS04TkMteFNWeGdKSW51eEg4Q2hmdGFyU0RlNkJMWk9kZHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSaGhsSHd4RFBzWEFvNkdDVlVsRnh1QkVwOUNZejR3NzBKQ185NjZfRkFUQVJWSnNaMUcyMm84ZzBoeUp4Z1l0LWVPTlQtamJZZWdUMm11NXVOVlJRUkdXc05hd2ZQZ2kzemViVjhaTFVpTGxlS2NhbzItM3IzX19SSWNvb25jU2ZPRDFGeXpWNGdwMmRZMDctUE5rQmpaN2l1YklLVnctZzkxa3JaS19GVFoyWDF0Nm0yNVlFLXBDTVpEbFJLUmZuY1k4dmlpWGhmeEVWZ3J0ekZpX1prdz09 |
Hello all. I want to conduct an experiment in a liquidity pool.
So there is a token in polygon with one Uniswap pool with 2K only liquidity. The token has a RWA project behind with a platform giving rewards. The pool has about 100 transactions per day. There is no market in CEX but team says they will be listed at some point. I put some tokens in their platform to check that it is giving rewards and also i asked the team if they will switch to other chain like Solana. Because many tokens switch from arbitrum, polygon to Solana lately. I also ask them, why pool has so little liquidity and they don't clearly respond me. They seem to think pool liquidity is irrelevant to project itself.
So i want to conduct an experiment to slightly manipulate the price with limit orders. Something like: Buy a quantity for 100$ then sell for 105$, make 5$ profit. Time frame let's say 1-2 weeks. Unfortunately Uniswap supports limit orders only in ethereum mainet. Do you have any idea how i could do such an experiment? In the past i used some platforms like Unidex bot which create orders but it worked only in arbitrum and need its wallet to be deposited first for the fees. Any suggestion is wellcome. Thanks | r/defi | post | r/defi | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSakxUX2s2RGRIZzlZWHZUd0k0MkZMdDVnZllVMmdHdzRPVjktTm9sZ1BKOFJ1MHYwV285RWN0X0lJSzM0VHpKdlpobkRHajh1UGlsWXBMZ1NEVnJoUkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSSVRHcXFjRWFseUsxdUpiMms2Y3k5VTIzRXlySlZBeGVCNF81dWpNcHNzUVNKZHBIR3RfZkNlaWpTMDVKaW5RbXNEQXZYQ2IybUdNX0VXQ0xlRDRMSFZSc1B2MXhJZE9IdDQtNlV3Wnc5NGh5dkpvTjB5SEthTkUyZEVvQTE0Qjl4MnFXUEpMRnBscExFOTY4X1dETTRNd3RHZmdDVGZYRmdxSm9lRUh3aTAteFlyS2QyNzNYQ0FvWjdjaXR5YjBZ |
As the title says, I’m trying to decide between these two to invest long term. On one side I want to have diversified portfolio, on the other side I’m thinking if BTC goes down all the others go the same way and so on. For now I’ve been DCA investing in the index for a year now. But now I’ve started to question whether if it’s worth it (even if it is on the green side). I would like to hear some opinions about these two choices. | r/btc | post | r/btc | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdkxoRHNIcVYyZ3hhUHlSaGpYaUNvTEFrYlpKdDZWVzZtOUhDazJaUEdJSGgwTTM5OXVyTnhheDM2bGI4NmJiRE1aTG52bjNyU3dFb2dGQTNqMW1nVnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUkJlazIzcERyUFoxSnNkdEdiV0hMdGlCd1h1RW5aNWp5M2lSSTY4RVNsal9CQm5HMFlwcXR0eThfSWJZTGh6T3F0MWxSMDZBX0R1X0NTbGszdzJ1SGJTTHhUakJFLUFVZWxfWlFMSDJBcmQxZzF0VXFRcHRSLXNRczgwOG9iRWJxT1YtdjJnQTQ1aTNSVmo1bk9laTAwU1BWR2plbTdKVTZjWTNVNy1oNm03QWx1N0VISGRJdGVXdU82eXBBNkhM |
Ever since I bought TAO I been staking & been loving it ! Gotten around .02 TAO every single week from just a couple staked on Root. It was amazing but has anyone else notice the rewards are diminishing? I use to get .02 but lately its less and less... now i only got .009, which is no problem still amazing staking but yea I guess the rewards are running out, is it demand x supply is running wild in Bittensor or is it that Alpha is taking it's turn? I am new to Tao so I need more explaining | r/bittensor_ | post | r/bittensor_ | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVzNVVElJZ0dHeHI0RXM0ZXV5MlpuakphelpXMVhsdkZnYnV4dVdRWXlpNDBlVVU3NExNY3Z4bVVKbUktUDhvalVUU0ZFb21WSkZKRnphMlI4b0hENzlDOXFvbUdGV0hWWUdQc0dmR0FvbmM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQWozTHNpVmw2Q05lc3NGSGt4WXFTalBxbjZzTVRnZHRHaE5tM0hidHJfanJGN2pnbkJQZlRUNV9QOU13SHZqUlBndjJkUDRYM29wX3ZMdFBhU1B1bzdDMzVVRnU1YmhKakRfVW5VWkREQ01DcUZmSTg1dHdqbFM1U0NpTDFHRVItNndMQ25uX2hqQ0ZPcXJMZDhHSzg3T3ZQNHRRcGxHQUt2VEdwa19kWkF3PQ== |
I'm horrified. I'm checking the subnets where I'm losing over 40% of TAO in alpha in few days.
I see constantly movements of Taobot , Opentensor foundation, Taostats and corcel , that put TAO to increase for moment the value then immediately exit with the same amount of alpha but with little gain of TAO.
Is it legit ? That is the purpose of subnet ? PUMP AND DUMP from tao masters ??????
https://preview.redd.it/yor2u3gtho7f1.png?width=777&format=png&auto=webp&s=0488365b7b360d126503d338d21bb39407e7c586
Since people try to justify that, look at this, [tao.bot](http://tao.bot) is costantly doing this as well as other whales, pumping and dumping in few seconds and take out little profit from others.
So the staking on the root is decreasing to push little fishes into those scams. | r/bittensor_ | post | r/bittensor_ | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVEQwVUZwMkVtU3dmaUQ0V3VQcTE3OHBfTUlmWUVYdVZ0azJJdHB3M0xiLWdBdjl4RHkyVjhzR3JHel9WU2tSeVZIOGhtZDBPWVd0MVR6dDFhVi1Sb1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQ1dpNTA5c1pDblZlbnVBSDlqelNUY1FaMFBmMzZfVGZEUTFzbnQzZkhnYlNRS0pCSF8tekZMOERIakN3UDdUZlEzYy1YNTJHQkNWQXYxUEYzWC1GSnFaXzI0VWliS3FRdGtVYUdtbmlVajFWVzI1d1RmYm81NXQtTUt6ZkMtOGJiSkxsaVJra0lyajI5cjFRRXhHNlhiMEJtMDBzRzA5LTVsN1NuR2labGhzMU9uZG9kUjdUbVUxd2U2cG9iUmxU |
Seriously.. another leak. “Secure” platforms, their trusted partners… it’s all just one weak link away from exposing EVERYTHING. Your ID, your finances, your whole digital life… hanging on some centralized database that’s basically a giant target. Hackers & social engineers are feasting on this stuff; its not even hard anymore.
And the irony?? We’re all in DeFi talking “self custody … decentralization!” but then funnel our most sensitive KYC data right back into the exact systems we’re trying to escape… like, why?
This ain’t just about hiding; it’s basic opsec. Your safety shouldn’t hinge on some corp’s leaky server.
There’s a better way: direct wallet interaction. You hold the keys; you connect straight to the dApp or contract. No middleman holding your life story = way less exposure. Self custody isn’t just for coins… it’s for your identity too.
Don’t get it wrong this isn’t about dodging laws. It’s about being smart. Why trust some faceless company’s “security” when math (crypto) doesn’t lie? Feels obvious but… here we are.
So reallly.;
Are you actually seeking out protocols that let you skip the KYC circus and just connect your wallet ….
and how do you even balance “compliance” with not wanting your data in 10 hacker forums by next Tuesday?
when do we stop trading actual security for the illusion of convenience....
Edit: Ironically, this whole "less data out there" mindset hit me during tax season too. I used platforms demanding full KYC just to calculate my crypto taxes... felt counterproductive. Then found Awaken.tax ...it runs locally, no account needed. I just connect wallets/exchanges, it crunches numbers on your machine, finds every possible offset | r/defi | post | r/defi | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZzJOeXVWcDRtU2otc1NuM1Y0WVFpY0RTeXNqS1psWlYzWHB5eFpfVTJHeGgzY2NuR20wdzA1enhHbllOTDZBY1Mwc0kyRjFUR1pZclJPMnVLdldCdGlsdU50Q2s2WnNYQ2lnLTlCNWwwMXM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUTZvR3JidG9Db0dISE5kYmlaMG5DaVJZaGFIcVBBVWZ2alc2V05iMG9nOGxzN04yTXlmNEF0cW94WVN2QXlMLTlVLU1FdldGUm5tc3BHOFFjMzM0a3dsNUw0dk1tRzB3ejdNaFJqTUhJOUU5M2g2NzAzUlZxVTd2SnE0ZW9IbUEwbUJDQzl2eTNOQUl6UjBEZktzTk9vSlUxNTVTZjU0SXBHUXhROXlHVnBaVFFnSW4yclJsaV9QWG5PN1J4c2ZKRWRtX1preUZUQ2FwN0NYSzRJT0d2Zz09 |
since May 27, the amount of daily swaps skyrocketed to an average of 16.8M (compared to 6.3M during May 1st to 26).
difference visualized - average # of swaps/user vs average volume/swap
June is about 2 weeks from being over, but the difference is visually significant.
* May: $68 per swap, 25 swaps/user
* June: $21 per swap, 57 swaps/user
posted it yesterday on x: [https://x.com/TalHarelTal/status/1934984184423952779](https://x.com/TalHarelTal/status/1934984184423952779) | r/solana | post | r/solana | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSRGh5bmd4VmpQNWRVZElySlhwTWtLYXZSR1JuazhfYW9HTWR0cWUtTFZrUldoZ2V6M2tDWU42MlpFWXM1anhFUGJnbGdaMFNYTHA2aG9IMlhfNEhUa2ZtVzU5LTVWTFoyTjQzX3FmRU5tM289 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpScExoUXN6a05QOVlEUnhBTjd0UEVRMWktUVNwM0lwWnNEM1BPLVpkUDQ3RW1jNld2TVBDb1FrZTlxcGNpTjJ1d0szWVBXYi1WVjB2MnVocF8xaUhlN2ZZWEhJV3ZLeE01U2Fvb0JUVExIRnBJZTlYSXgwZ2VHX04zTjZnNFk0bjNMeTBhQUdoTkFDazdCcDF1cFlOckQtQzJmRWZrZEdQdTZSbnhnVTJ4THpBQ1VXcGhCSV9odWtvYVRsZGc2RThINFdaS0xuVVZ2UTJNVnJJRjZaVmFNZz09 |
# Polkadot News
The June Polkadot Technical Fellowship OpenDev call is now available on Youtube. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OT22B3geBY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OT22B3geBY)
# Kusama News
Referendum 538, proposing more tools for DAOs in AssetHub via Wish-for-change, is now up for vote. [https://kusama.polkassembly.io/referenda/538](https://kusama.polkassembly.io/referenda/538)
Referendum 539, proposing a “Dark Hole” pallet for burning KSM via Wish-for-change, is now up for vote. [https://kusama.polkassembly.io/referenda/539](https://kusama.polkassembly.io/referenda/539) | r/polkadot | post | r/Polkadot | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSTjJGWEdsMHZIS1cxZmxMTnVNeWdVNk5la0ZqVDJlNXRId3o3U0Etb2VIZnNzc1JXV2VaaWpxUDZuRllyUTFxVWc3V1ljZ19VUU1nRDkxWlVWcmREeWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSM3ZFdl94aTJzNWxtVFlLSThYWlh2YVM5T2VsQVcwVFcxQWE2NjAxVnFkRVdidllQNTZLanBEZUNkTzlXa0dMWDY3cDFCeVhiWUV6LTlhNU93cVQxMmtjQk1nUmh0MTFjV1VlQkE0ek9zOFNzODVCQ3NQUjVQQmRSRWdiX042dGRHZ0I2eGRERGNZZ0hrMnhWUEpIRW5zZ2xYeVhLbWl1ODZGX0VWS2pOdElrPQ== |
Hey everyone,
I'm a developer (but totally new to crypto) working on a DeFi project that helps users **automatically generate tax forms**(like IRS 8949) based on their on-chain activity — swaps, staking, farming, etc.
My idea is to make it simple:
🔗 Connect wallet → 🧠 Analyze on-chain activity → 📄 Export tax-ready reports (CSV/PDF).
Right now I’m in the early research/learning phase and trying to figure out:
1. What’s the best way to extract and normalize DeFi activity from different protocols?
2. Are tools like The Graph or Covalent good enough for this use case?
3. What pain points do you have during tax season as a DeFi user?
4. Would you actually trust a non-custodial tool like this (no email or KYC)?
Any insights, feedback, or resources you’d recommend would be a huge help. Also open to collaborators if anyone’s interested in tackling this together.
Thanks in advance 🙏 | r/defi | post | r/defi | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSOVNtUl9RaFJYNjV1cURXOGRmTEVXZHJEUDhDOEtiRHlkWUNMREV0Z3dnTzlMUmRBTWJDWUFLQXlzMV9qT0NNaE9IZ3UwOG5pTGRzWEVqVTJRMTlIbndzQ3VhOXZLZ09WQmpYSmVEOXkwUWc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSRDdrM1hJSWxQMXR2RG9IUGx3WGVFSjFuTUxwSWVvbVg5c3hfSGJHTHIwaGdKX3F0ekpxQmtiWkNUUUNYVDdfN0tud3pkUVpibjVSLXpveWxkTklpcUZIdzdCODlJTDllUVh3ejNTS1ZsSEEwcGJjb0JUOXRfXzliRjJyQ0FmQlZVUS1SSUowRzV4dktTOUtOWmJQVnp0VEw2TzlXeHh4Z1l4QzgtZEpTdzBZeG5QYzR6c1lqbVBRQ0pjcVBOeVBQVkpkNWJwdHVCLVhDVmJuZV9oNEtXdz09 |
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Yes, the statement implies a security advantage, and based on the research material, the combined BitVMX/Cardano EUTXO/RISC-V approach is generally considered to offer a higher degree of security and reduced trust assumptions compared to account-based models like EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) and SVM (Solana Virtual Machine), especially for Bitcoin integration.
Here's a breakdown of why this security posture is often considered superior:
Security Advantages of UTXO/EUTXO/BitVMX over Account-Based Models
1. Deterministic Smart Contracts and Predictable Outcomes (EUTXO)
* EUTXO Model: Cardano's Extended UTXO (EUTXO) model means that the validity and outcome of a transaction are known before it is submitted to the blockchain. This is a significant security boon for decentralized finance (DeFi).
* No Global State: Unlike account-based models that rely on a shared global state that can change during transaction validation, EUTXO transactions depend only on their specific inputs. This eliminates unexpected failures, "gas wars," and many forms of front-running/Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) that can plague account-based systems. This predictability reduces the attack surface and makes smart contracts more reliable.
* Reduced Race Conditions: The deterministic nature of EUTXO helps prevent issues like race conditions during contract execution, which can compromise transaction integrity in account-based models.
2. Trust-Minimized Bitcoin Interoperability (BitVMX)
* On-Chain Enforcement on Bitcoin: BitVMX leverages Bitcoin's existing security model (hashlocks, timelocks, and fraud proofs) to ensure that any dispute is ultimately resolved on the Bitcoin blockchain itself. This means the security of your Bitcoin assets remains tied to Bitcoin's unparalleled security, not a separate bridge's security.
* 1-of-N Honest Participant Model: BitVMX operates on a "1-of-N Honest Participant Model," meaning that as long as at least one honest verifier exists, fraud can be proven and the correct outcome enforced on Bitcoin. This is a much weaker and more robust trust assumption than requiring a supermajority of potentially fallible or malicious custodians, which is common in many bridging solutions.
* Off-Chain Computation, On-Chain Verification: Complex computations (running a RISC-V virtual machine) happen off-chain, minimizing the data written to Bitcoin. Only proofs of fraud are published on-chain during a dispute, making it highly efficient and scalable while maintaining Bitcoin's security properties.
* No Protocol Changes: BitVMX works within Bitcoin's existing Script capabilities, requiring no soft or hard forks, which is crucial for Bitcoin's stability and security.
* Reduced Attack Surface for Bridges: Instead of relying on custodial multi-signature schemes, BitVMX uses cryptographic proofs and game theory to disincentivize fraud, inherently making it more secure than most existing wrapped BTC solutions.
3. Secure and Auditable Virtual Machine (RISC-V)
* Open Standard: RISC-V is an open standard, meaning its specification is transparent and auditable by anyone. This increases the likelihood of discovering and fixing vulnerabilities, contrasting with proprietary instruction set architectures.
* Verifiable Computation: When Cardano smart contracts (UPLC) are compiled to RISC-V for BitVMX, it leverages a well-understood and secure instruction set for verifiable computation.
4. Inherent UTXO Security Properties
* Immutability: In the UTXO model, each unit of currency is treated as a discrete, immutable object. A UTXO either exists in its anticipated form or it does not, which enhances security compared to the account model that requires meticulous verification of account status during transactions.
* Traceability: The UTXO model offers better traceability of funds.
Considerations for Account-Based Models (EVM/SVM)
While account-based models like Ethereum and Solana offer flexibility and ease of use for developers due to their global state and imperative programming paradigms, this comes with certain trade-offs in security and predictability:
* Global State Complexity: The reliance on a global state can lead to complexities and new classes of errors, especially in concurrent, safety-critical contexts.
* Race Conditions and MEV: The mutable nature of accounts and global state can make them more susceptible to issues like front-running, sandwich attacks, and other forms of MEV, where malicious actors can exploit transaction ordering for profit.
* Complexity and Security Risks: While Turing-complete languages allow for complex computations, this flexibility can introduce increased complexity and potential security risks, requiring mechanisms like "gas" to limit computation and prevent abuse.
* Bridging Risks: Traditional bridging solutions for wrapped assets (like WBTC on Ethereum) often rely on centralized custodians or multi-signature schemes, which introduce trust assumptions and potential points of failure not present in the BitVMX approach.
In summary, the combined BitVMX/Cardano EUTXO/RISC-V approach prioritizes trust minimization through cryptographic proofs, on-chain enforcement on Bitcoin itself (for Bitcoin assets), deterministic execution, and formal verification. This creates a more robust and predictable environment for DeFi logic, particularly when integrating with Bitcoin's security model.
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I’m a long time holder of Eth but not terribly knowledgeable. Can anyone explain the interrelationship between Eth and stablecoins and how Eth holders can benefit? Thanks | r/ethereum | post | r/ethereum | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSR3doNjM1SHVuNWsyZ3FRMGMtY3ptaGZyVHdFLWNWRzJlV3RhRS0zMUNMd0hKNE55aXFMVThRQWhGb2pkVk5yYjZydUJpYmt0eml6TjlpYXFpWXFzb1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUTJ4ZXpXOXdKZEZkVVR0YzZyRWQyQ090QXJrMXUxVXhocXhSUk1PdGJhdG5VZ0ZRdUl6NjAyUHhNRnlXRy11NUV6cVZ4UEFMUTBUVEtNbDg3ZHotSk55M191ZUtGU1lEZlh5Z1dfSTFCZGI1SDhPbDFYbEluVkctTE9WNnVaSGpTZWdxbnZXV2V4cXQ0UEd1ZTVvbENnPT0= |
Coindesk article. | r/ethereum | post | r/ethereum | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUHd6NFN1c2NoTWo3ZEZ4cDlZU1VwSHVYS082R0VaYmR1c1EzbGV1MkJtSzJPU25VbnhHQjBfNnFMbmJSZWZ1bzNyNzJTZy1vbWsyNW1POWx6Tk5ZcExiWFVZSHVLbjJFZkRDdS0xMkhPUXc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpScU5EQ3BraWJxT2hqbVRHaVVaTDBsZGhHaWhqNkN1M1Qyc1FnOTVvOXZXMWY0Q09LY1pmLWktaVYxNFh0eHlrX2NlaWg3eHRxc2ZmN05zQ0ZUYUhFWUlkVXAzMVA1amlfRmFIb29RUktlM2phOU9TOExQUHJaQldMb0hURmwyMmYxeVBFZ29BcFMwdmxhdjFJTjA5UDh0YkNXUDhiRmhtZzBGbU9ZQVVLTmNEM3lpZVUxWEFnajFJa1Zhcjl0T0Ni |
Hey recently hearing a lot from people whose transactions were put on hold when swapping large amounts in Exodus Wallet. Have y’all seen this happen on Phantom? | r/solana | post | r/solana | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSalFtYUwxYjhzMVRqbzNVX1RtUEN3TUw0cTh3MTFVYnZiZHNlSmtqUzJGS3FrcG5FdW9wdnZZTFFNYktlTU1SUlYyNjJrNWJjbFhWZ2g1QjJKM3ppeHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSazdPSWc3dXdrcWxTSS1sVS1GcGdiaDZ1YXczcm1EcTZCdXpuTWlvZlVJbkhCYXgzYnJuTDRVdl9oSUFraklNWmJvcjZIcXN0RkE2b0RlREVaUFc0U2kxckZIMDFlVVNYMFpRTS1rQi1wMUdRMXhhaFZvTEtLcGhkMEdTWm1HNWd0c3R1b3JudXpCbkkzMk5ZeTNQUi1rb2MzTzEtcXJZRVo1aXpJRUlPYVlpX1BHWmRSUEc1Vkw2dkkwUl95RmNwaVkwWlozSjRBdkdneWM2SEc2SGR3Zz09 |
Hey guys so I've been trying trading crypto for about a half an year to make some money and currently I'm just paper trading since I don't wanna risk real money while not knowing too much about trading. I read a book about trading (trading in the zone by mark douglas) and I set my goal to be consistent and always to strictly follow my rules. I'm also aiming to always have my TP and SLs set strict when I'm trading and just be really consistent overall. The book talked about how we are casino operators and how we shouldn't really focus in the outcomes of individual trades but focus on the net profit.
So, now I got the right trading mindset, the next question is which strategy to use. I've tried quite a few and it seems like nothing seems to work that well. Currently, I've been using this strategy using Bollinger bands, RSI, and MACD, where I enter a long trade when:
\- the price hits bellow the lower Bollinger band
\- The RSI is bellow 25
\- the market is not going sideways
If these three checkboxes are all satisfied, then I enter right as the red gradient turns less red on the MACD graph
It would be the vice versa when I'm entering short.
I'm also setting my TP/SL this way:
I'm using the ATR (average true range), which is the average candle size of the past 14 candles (in dollars).
first, I identify the most recent swing low (or swing high if shorting)
second, I subtract the ATR value from there (add the ATR value if shorting)
third, now the SL level is set, I calculate where I'm supposed to set my TP based on the 1:2 profit ratio
I'm also using the 15 minute time frame.
I am really lost and seriously don't know which strategy to use. based on the book that I've read, a trader can be successful even if they have a mediocre trading strategy but have the right trading mindset. But the things that,... I don't even have a mediocre trading strategy :(
I'm so desperate to learn from other traders and learn a strategy that works. I would appreciate any sort of help or advice from you guys. Plus thanks for reading my long post :) | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSazJMbmRJTzhZZkt3RjJlRWhUOW43NmJjejdsemN3MjhtLTBDczNIa2pDcDNGWG9WVk9Ld3FLNzZwanlnVWowUGxuY3lUaFJsOVRYODk5M0plelNJUTdRa2ZIRG53SUp0ZTFqWWJkUl9hbVE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSLXZiMVF4U21lOEVUY0hqLWNKWERtX1JkTW80ZUhMdklwNzU0Ri0zblJJTmZsZkIyTXZickU3TEV5Q3VhWjBSbF8zQmNyRGRyS21OVTQzWVVRcldQUXFxU1NBdTBya0c4R3RnbkJObTV5NlFqMHpSc1lqeHZLWERwR0JLaTMyRUcxbXUyTkZKb1ZhRHJydkx1YUdTMUwzX1dLeGtwM2h6eFZmbTlhb05kY3RLYmZINzNicFNoWEZKNE84dDkxWFl4dmc1YVpYT0dYczdFZFdTS3Z1SklIZz09 |
The well-known Ethereum educator and investor sassal.eth posted a very interesting tweet yesterday. He said, and I quote, that 'this whole Coinbase doesn't have to talk about Ethereum thing is just dumb.' Ethereum has been at the center of some of the biggest moves in crypto, especially recently. Yet the silence from big players like Coinbase, BlackRock, and even Trump is weird.
Let's take Coinbase, they own 137,000 ETH, run a top-tier staking service and on top of that they created Base, an Ethereum L2 that handles millions of transactions every month. Coinbase put serious money into ETH and yet they barely hype it. BlackRock is another example, they have the iShares Ethereum Trust ETF but do not talk about ETH often or at all. Even Trump, he is very involved in crypto now. Trump never talked about ETH despite better regulations that are good for not only Ethereum but the entire crypto sector. And he obviously holds ETH too!!
This silence feels very weird, these giants have a lot invested in Ethereum, financially and infrastructurally. But they are not talking about Ethereum's potential. So.. are they focusing on the long-term, accumulating ETH under the radar before going bullish?? Or is this strategic and they are avoiding competition? They could be wary of regulatory pushback or just don't want to ruin everything. Whatever the reason it is frustrating. Ethereum is eco-friendly and has staking rewards, because of this alone it should be front-page news. This silence hints at secret reasons, and as an ETH fan I have to ask why are they not sharing ETH vocally when they have so much to gain?
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* https://x.com/sassal0x/status/1935102653526417770 | r/ethtrader | post | r/ethtrader | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZHhsSHhjb2RLTlNkR3JUb3hrOFN5TkxGaU5jMjlrRjFqSUNkenpzOHp6Szk1cHhzbnRTNUhWTzVUMVQ0X1h3RnliRjAySXNkRlZzbHBQZFpzaXVjZ29VQnVXUFVaQS01anpGdWhnWUFhZ2c9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSN1RyZlJvalRmcnFGQUppUWJkZmdlemVpUzVXZVNmTW94Nnoya1lvZEc2LVBIbTFLRG93Y3dZLWtRRHlRZG5mQy1oaU9Tcno4Z0lqc09raUpJT19JZzhXRVBMb2FHVVYyZ3VwcjNJdFhQWGVZTEVXVVJYWnVEUlNOMklrczZJWDAydHd3RTM0WG12dHptU0YxN0xXX0Q1em96eGVkNUY2dHlSOEtaR0dVN0ZuRUZnbEc0Mkp6OEZjUHB2dzhnbWI4YWY0N2ZRbGhHWldtRENpSDJ1MG9BZz09 |
I noticed my savings at the bank barely budged last month. A few friends hit 7–9% by lending USDC—anyone here actually doing that? How did you get started?
Would love some advice if people have found stuff about this. | r/defi | post | r/defi | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSSklvRWVwSHdnWHVyTkkyS3BSaUhCN3A3UkZhNkFSSEJYSXZEMkFrX3RHOWNjeHhISFhjWGI5UWVxV2lmNzRiOXJJeG4tNmgxZVd4dmEtREQ0SFRoaWFSMnNCRmREamI0VXVucmU1NENtVFU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdlJZbWFtMjNZbFQ3UlRrVHRUVElWSmQ5YkpDZWZDMHhOOUNSNmRsZzZzSjB6M1NrV0x2aEdJOWJwSUIxVXdlQmswSjZSbFVLUGdjc2Q5eVFFRVVaWnYtUTBOMXJHU21qVzVYWEFkM3F5bDZFUXJnaUtsdERXcHpZaEg3TkNhSTRZdVF2ZlptR3pKcDRvd2ZSMk5pNEozQUhLMnRpQkpaaVZRZzFrUTU2cUNZNGlRMGdfeFBZejllS1FlcHo4QkFi |
Very sad nothing like this exist yet and there are millions of memecoins in existence | r/cryptotechnology | comment | r/CryptoTechnology | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSRXFQcEgzVmpVSFB1MF9wbldTVTBReXBLVFpNZ09GYWtudzM2Y2JRWFlkTlRqRFNUbHNMMmdlREs4R3BjUE5MM2duTEVycFBxcmJSY2pyXzlJZS1mYnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQzlQZ3lrZjVfWXQ5LVQzbEZLRDk1bVBGeE1Xa3JpYTg1WFBNQWMta3hoZ1hKZXNBVEhvZVpDemw1WGV0bDdWRUF2bU5xbDNTbHBHNmhxVm9DRGtNd0hId3B6TVJ4V2lpTXBKUS1TM3R2emtvMDlZS0V1RnkzWU9sdDZsRjk4dUd3YklfRGVFOUhOdmpLUGpCbVJTelZiVVFkZkp0YjRfY0FqNFZXVHhFRVQ0M2tSc0NONmxYV2pFRUVLa1JIaW5VdXBxQ2tFYW5RNkRDWkhud0lteWY1c0hrX2l0VzFPRkpPQmtyQ2JyQUdsWT0= |
Hello, I am new to the crypto and memecoin space in the past I have no trading experience at all, however when I got to know about the memecoin space it caught my attention I saw that many people are trading them and getting bags but many are even creating these coins and securing bags.
I would like to request a fellow developer to please help a brother out I've known the basics and stuff and would request a favour to please teach me on how to get started if there is anyone out there reading the post.
You can share the wisdom in the comments the process the technical aspects anything literally anything you want but please try to help out your fellow human beings on this one | r/solana | post | r/solana | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSbVZxUXpEZjcwVFhsS2VXMkd0QkNPWGs2eWV2X1hNMzRyMk5MelBUUkJROWJ6VkhNcHl4VUl1bG9vOWdyejRPemJZWlc3d1dwZlpZWEE3RUdDWXh4ZkRLekVkZ1hTaVZodE5IU003WWJMSEU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSaTl0bkZZaFdnT3VfUzNPVzJuLUpKZzlBLWxxN3M4UDh4ZTRoU2NadnBWQ2VCRTFjMzZwZ18wbGRzMi1uTlJQaVVmUU55azBzN3pCSXNtRTl2Q2htX2J5N0NwQ2c0anZQX1c1RXJOTmsxUjhSUHU0c3VEVVBMMGZwc3o3cXJuY1NSa2xITXY4cG5aTjFYUGROT0t1RXhoNXVsY0RrOUhnaUp6aHdLZU14MXdBPQ== |
There's been some discussion about what the equilibrium tao:alpha ratio might be. Taostats currently has it at 1:1.43. Let's assume that this is the equilibrium.
If this is the case, and the current ratio is equilibrium (hypothetically), and root staking rewards are something like 15% while alpha staking rewards are at 75%, doesn't that mean that for the ratio to remain constant, alpha must be continually sold so that the product of alpha rewards and alpha price depreciation equals root rewards? Otherwise, wouldn't the higher alpha rewards lead to an increase of alpha token value relative to tao value over time?
What am I not understanding here? | r/bittensor_ | post | r/bittensor_ | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSaHN1VWhWQzdzbHVhVlgyNk9hNFJFaXVPak9GTmNhbVdKZ0N4Q2hyR0FNOUxaVEdkUmlVOGN0dUxGXzJlUFgyR1B5NVcxS3FfSXU2U191VjRTcG9RM0t6VUtkUllpN3lkU3c4SEZabGtYeVE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSYXBabHFabEFDcUVJQzVqMUc0MC02Q0pXVF8yREI4eGluM1k5MS1lc3p4RkNKRXhnemJFNW1KLVJZTUJXNm16bkdIOGlpVzNKVGRNREM0WGhralNSaUdFWHlseGlBUFNOUEZiMHhOUHhQVFVsbTA2OEtCYmJzU3otQWlXSGZQalRQS1lsWVBWM3Q4MlRSYjVXTkxJS281d2VOUmVGcWQ4LWxadFctMVc4TXB4QTdBTTg2Vnp4TktMZkpYVmhCd0FZVTYtX2ZMcUJaVmZUenhIelFCYWpUUT09 |
SPK (Spark) is aiming to carve out a new path in DeFi by bridging the gap between content creators and decentralized finance. Built on Ethereum, it allows creators to launch and manage their own social tokens, offering a more direct and potentially censorship resistant way to engage with their communities.
What is interesting about SPK is its attempt to combine this with a no bridge, no KYC liquidity model across chains. That comes with both opportunity and risk, especially when thinking about the complexity of stablecoin dynamics and scalability in a multi chain world.
Bitget recently added SPK to both its spot and futures markets, making it more accessible for users keeping an eye on early stage DeFi experiments. While that boosts visibility, the real test will be whether the protocol offers utility beyond speculation.
Personally, I am watching to see if this model can stand up to volatility and whether creators actually adopt it long term. Curious if others see social token platforms like SPK as a step forward for creator economies or just another short term narrative. | r/defi | post | r/defi | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSeG1mV09tc3hoMVJOOFFzdHoyakw1UklSdVd4YU04YkkyYXp5UW9BVkJtQ1Y1T0xWcEdDcHBQVV9OcGs3Tkk1RzFld0hOc2FsTWlzYUFYMVB5T0RNMEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSenZqZ09oQkVOV2s4MUVkRTgwbGJiNmUtUmNma3hUd1dvb2QzdVpHREJNbHJ6ZmFSc3NpWjlnUGdIRHBnSklYQS1laUM2SFNoRVpBQVFOdzRiSi12UjI2SXZIdTdpekNYR3lHcEhLcWtDT3NqUVRYbGItTERpQzBVZkhMVllhRENVbC1tMGJVNEQ1cWJoanc1bE9PdHNBQUluV3BRQVA0dGRvZkRhdy1NN3VQMjN1bzdWUG91Q1FhcmJlQjI1djVwYUJrME9KOUhGWC11Wk9lSkdfVzdJQT09 |
With everything happening in the market lately, I expected ETH to show some weakness. But to be honest, it has been holding that $2,500 level with strength. Even when other coins start to slip, Ethereum stays steady and keeps showing solid momentum.
I have been watching the $2,470 to $2,500 range closely for a while now. Every dip into that zone brings in volume and bounces back quickly. That does not feel like random buying to me. It looks more like proper accumulation by people positioning early.
There has also been talk about a golden cross forming soon. I have seen how ETH reacts after those setups in the past and it usually leads to a decent run. Still, I am not rushing. That $2,800 level above is a big wall. If ETH can flip that level and hold it, I believe we might see a clear move toward $3,000.
Another thing I am paying attention to is staking. With over 35 million ETH now locked up, there is less available supply in circulation. If strong demand kicks in, that could put pressure on price in a good way.
This is just how I am seeing it based on what I have been tracking. What do you think? Is this a setup for a bigger move or are we just ranging for now? | r/ethtrader | post | r/ethtrader | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSc1JoRDA4MUVEM1YwYl95eW1oLUI1LXNQVm9LNUllTUtwNWtnRmtMQ0R1N0V5SjNEOFNPbDJYSDJoUnN1dDdWZ3l0ZzVoQ3RNY1NfN29GNWFlX3h4aVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSTzdma05yVlp4dUYyQzdjLWVrSGc1RU9UV0RTWkV6YzNNNnBiS2Rac3BZV0dFbDJOT3d2M0YxcGpLSTdHaXVicEMtYmxWdEFFbGRBQ0VFR21YSXp5OW9HRE5qaWo0NVNhc055a0dyTHBqWnZ2MEJSSkxvWWd5dXhSTmZZdXM4QmltNGFuSnk3RENnbDJXUUU5cUgxME51T1JGVWxmWkNpcjNHSXI1ZVZDc3FzanI4LTdYRUwwc2Q0TUhKMmVSVGE2 |
x402 is an HTTP based protocol for agents, context retrieval, APIs, and more created by Coinbase Developer Platform. Wanted to know generally what developers are thinking about this? Seems like it's another payments standard but could get some traction bc Coinbase is behind it? | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2025-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSWG9NWkpNamJQQVFpMHdTdnh6MEdqSjlvQTZRWFlKLVlIYW1uR3psSk5xV2pBdlV1Z0tVT0ljbE5BaGxCVzVfSk1sdjJMZVA2a0R3VmdkZk51bDhkN2JmcGNPejFNa1NMYndRbG54SUdkanc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZ1hKT3FGU1VIWFdhcWxWakdlbTBmcGxMUnI2aWY5SS1jMGpiTm8zWU1kX0thTW80OFhmX08tRVhUZ3BzcFE4UjItTDJ0TkVrYVhGdi1VTW9PbWVlRndSU3k0d2l6N0pyWUtTUlF1dFFQbVlmSXFOZ3BYcGQ1YV92UnJIdnVmWV8zRVhwcEhnTmJmZEF3eXE2bHZac05kZG5iWlhsTVlYVzctaDFmTUJjeEZGUHN3WERnazFiekxoS0kyeUppYjJtYXN1SEgtS1NNVDBCUEctWW9mVVU4dz09 |
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