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I’ve been looking into passive income options in crypto and came across TR.ENERGY, a platform for tron staking that promises 14-17% annual returns with a minimum of 7000 TRX. They say it’s non-custodial, so your TRX stays in your wallet (TronLink or Trust Wallet), and they handle selling the energy to crypto businesses to generate profits. The setup sounds straightforward - connect a wallet, grant limited permissions, and get rewards every few days. I like that they don’t require transferring funds, but I’m curious about the risks, like TRX price drops or platform reliability since they launched in 2023. Has anyone here tried TR.ENERGY for Tron staking? How’s it working out, and are the returns as advertised? Any tips for safely staking TRX? submitted by /u/Good_Mango7379 [link] [comments]

I’ve never been an XRP maxi, but it’s always had a spot in my portfolio - sometimes bigger, sometimes smaller. Over time, it kind of became that one token I kept around “just in case.” Lately, though, I’ve been questioning whether just holding is enough. Markets have been choppy, and XRP hasn’t exactly been thrilling to watch. But I stumbled on something that gave the hold a bit more purpose: Nexo has a promo going where you get 5% back in XRP on certain crypto purchases. There’s also an option to stake, which can boost the return up to 10-12%, depending on how involved you want to get. It’s not life-altering, and I’m not pretending it is. But in a market where every edge counts - and where patience is constantly tested - small incentives like this feel like a mental boost more than anything. Just figured it might help someone else who's in the same “long-term maybe, short-term meh” zone with XRP. As always DYOR and GL! submitted by /u/solex-matrix-756 [link] [comments]

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There were days in my trading career when everything was feeling like hell, full of stress moving from one platform to another. If I wanted to do something on a DEX, it’s a different platform, to trade futures, another thing, I’d need another app entirely. And still I can’t copy someone else’s trade, every time I’d have to go and look for yet another option. It was just scattered everywhere. I always have to open like 3-4 tabs just to do three things. And the whole thing was draining. But recently, I’ve started noticing that exchanges are actually making life easier. I took a second look at merging all these things together. I decided to give it a try immediately after seeing it to see how reliable it can be, starting with the one on bitget since they even told me about KCGI event, and saw how they’re actually encouraging this new wave of bot and copy trading. I took a look from outside at first, but seeing the number of people already in made me give it a better look. Noticing how people are trading all at the same time because it’s actually easier. I have joined in too. To see for myself and to find out maybe if i could find more ways to make my trading life easier. submitted by /u/Feisty-Rhubarb-6718 [link] [comments]

Did btc price dropped as It's dominance dropped before? Or the way a round? What history shows about that? submitted by /u/yiyotopo [link] [comments]

Scrolled through launchpads promising moonshots but then watch your bags dump the next day? projects are usually hyped by a handful of insiders on platforms, then left us holding worthless tokens. I stay late nights searching for more than empty hype or insider-only deals. That’s why I’ve been digging into Coresky lately. Instead of gatekeeping, anyone can pitch a meme project through its no‑code interface, and the community votes on what actually gets incubated. this will definitely reduce the whale first mentality and earning CSKY is by picking up Diamond points via daily tasks, share the buzz, invite friends, or just check in, and you claim 10% give aways once tokens drop. their CSKY was listed on top CEXs like Bitget and others earlier where they have a Bitget Onchain challenge every week. the MemeKeys system: tradable on bonding curves, give users skin in early projects without letting whales run the show. what are your thoughts about platforms like CSKY submitted by /u/PureClass247 [link] [comments]

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While most of the market’s attention is on AI tokens or memecoins, BNB quietly pushed past $740 this July. The Maxwell hard fork, faster blocks (0.75s), and that 1B+ token burn show the chain’s long-term plans are still on track. That got me curious about other technically solid projects that might be flying under the radar. Found Nero Chain (NERO) modular EVM Layer 1 with gas abstraction (dApps can sponsor fees), ERC-4337 support, and revenue sharing for builders. Not listed yet, but deposits just opened (no fees), and 10,000 NERO will be shared among early depositors on Bitget. Worth watching if you’re into UX-first chains. submitted by /u/Past_Hotel_5987 [link] [comments]

I was going through some old stuff and dug up what looks like a wallet address, 36 digits with hyphen, 32 without. There’s also a recovery phrase of 17 words, the shortest being 4 characters. Any idea which crypto this could be, or how to go about checking it’s contents? Address first digits are 49 if it helps This was from the year 2014 UPDATE: looks like it was an OLD blockchain.com address, link below to look up with the phrase. On first login I’m greeted with an error, “Migration (…) failed due to: wallet does not have unified credentials metadata entry available”, but a support ticket should help you get them w/e info is needed to restore access. Phrase check: https://login.blockchain.com/legacy-pages/forgot-password.html?guid= Support ticket: https://support.blockchain.com/hc/en-us/requests/new submitted by /u/Azrenon [link] [comments]

I have always try to stay away from memecoin especially as I have little knowledge on it. Recently, I decided to do some research to see if it might ignite my interest and realized that being early and strong memecoin community often positions one for good profit. This is why memecoin like $Shib, $Doge, $kendu, $slothana, $pepe, etc have survived this long, but one feature I also understood was influencers' impact, imagine Elon tweets or CZ support? Example Elon's tweet on $ANI yesterday sparked an impressive price trend for the token, which was already on Bitget Onchain (A platform someone suggested to me as the best platform for trading good memecoin because they often add new tokens earlier than others). I had bought the token before the tweet and made a good amount from it. After this scenario, I understood that both KOL impact and being early are key factors to memecoin trading or what do you think? submitted by /u/Comfortable_Fly_7943 [link] [comments]

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Bitget has officially kicked off the 2025 edition of KCGI, its recurring trading competition that has grown significantly over the past few years. Originally launched to bring traders together in a competitive setting, KCGI has evolved into a major event drawing participants globally. This years competition features a $6,000,000 prize pool and introduces new categories aimed at expanding participation. Another notable addition is the Share2Earn Add On Event, which allows participants to earn extra rewards by sharing content about their KCGI experience. The previous KCGI was widely described as engaging, offering traders a chance to test strategies under competitive pressure while connecting with others in the community. Many participants reported gaining valuable insights, aside from the potential for financial rewards. Large scale competitions like this continue to attract attention as both entertainment and community building activities within the crypto space. While they often spark debate about their role, whether as genuine community events or primarily marketing initiatives, they remain a fixture on the calendar for traders who enjoy the competitive aspect. submitted by /u/Omegacarlos1 [link] [comments]

someone is saying to me coin2mens is a good trading platform. but when im looking at the site it has and a sub domain called m.coin2mens and i dont trust it. do you guys have any experience with this? submitted by /u/TheKingGeoffrey [link] [comments]

I'm getting deeper into options trading and looking for a platform with solid analytics, strategy testing, and fast execution. TradeStation keeps popping up in my research, especially for its scripting and backtesting features. The platform does look like it was built for pros though. Is it too much for someone who's still learning? Or is the steep learning curve worth it in the long run? submitted by /u/miko_9607 [link] [comments]

So I’ve been seeing more prop firms offering TradeLocker instead of the usual MT4/MT5. I tried the demo, and I actually liked the clean UI and mobile-friendly layout. But I’m wondering—how does it perform during high-volatility periods? Any issues with freezing or delayed execution? Also curious about how secure it is. I get the sense it's more of a frontend than a broker itself. Anyone using it live and happy with it? submitted by /u/miko_9607 [link] [comments]

As a beginner in blockchain DevOps, I’ve been juggling validators, sequencers, RPCs, explorers, and tried Cosmos hubs, Polkadot parachains, and even Avalanche subnets... All solid, but each comes with its own learning curve and unexpected bills. Recently, i came across Tanssi. It’s permissionless and lets you go from zero to a fully-fledged appchain in minutes, with Ethereum‑grade security using Symbiotic restaking. Every chain gets its own validator and sequencer set, so devs get ~12‑second finality... They’ve already logged 18K+ registrations and 57M txns on testnet alone, which shows people are actually building, have already listed on tier 1 CEXs like Bitget with events for users to earn more like poolx and candybomb. As a trader, downtime or slow finality equals missed slippage or stuck positions and it is problematic to say the least.... if they can deliver on this in the long term, they are a project to keep an eye on! Anyone else keeping tabs on Tanssi? submitted by /u/Green_Candler [link] [comments]

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Didn’t expect this from $CANG. They fully pivoted from auto finance to Bitcoin mining, and are now running at 50 EH/s — that’s about 7–8% of the total Bitcoin hashrate. Also holding nearly 3,900 BTC. Feels like they’re joining the $MARA / $RIOT club quietly. Anyone else following this? submitted by /u/TigerMCU [link] [comments]

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First, the numbers: Today, Saturday, 7/5/2025, @ ~5:00PM, the cryptocurrency market capitalizations are as follows: BTC = $2.2T ETH = $310.7B XRP = $132.4B This equals approximately $2.643T The total market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies is currently around $3.4T If we can agree that, in a large nutshell: BTC is the OG, and represents the USD ETH is the Ponzi scheme but also that a lot of innocent people’s money is caught up in it XRP is potentially the anointed one of a one world currency situation It’d be best, for the human race on this Planet Earth, to not have cryptocurrency…ask yourself: “why would humans invent a currency that uses one of their most precious and natural resources on their planet?” A lot of dark and twisted money flows through that other $1.0T Then we could agree on a need to scale down to BTC, ETH, and XRP, A.S.A.P. A la Dan Brown’s “Digital Fortress” (1998) and the whole saga of Crypto AG, I would bet the farm that many, if not all, of the Intelligence Communities around the world have conjoined kill plungers for every cryptocurrency. My hypothesis is that it would strengthen not just the USD and gold to eliminate as much crypto as possible, but that there would be a wave of euphoria experienced by many markets around the world as they “reverted” back to their fiat and sovereign natural currencies. Thoughts? submitted by /u/BbNowSayMyNamebB [link] [comments]

Just noticed that CANG has gone full Bitcoin mining — like, that’s all they do now. They’ve switched to a “mine and hold” strategy, so they’re not dumping BTC, just stacking it. They’re already running 32 EH/s, which is surprisingly high — puts them up there with some of the biggest players. And they’re planning to hit 50 EH/s by the end of July. Seems like they’re also looking at M&A to grow faster. Anyone else following them or watching how this strategy plays out in the long run? submitted by /u/TigerMCU [link] [comments]

Does anyone know if it is still possible to exchange ethlend for aave? I can't see the conversion option on the aave website. Thanks submitted by /u/micz333 [link] [comments]

I'm soon going to buy my first 3 cryptos: XRP, XLM, DOGE (I'm not interested in your opinion on my investment, bear with me a little longer). What I intend to do is: buy the coins on an exchange, transfer them in a cold wallet, waith some month, send them all back on an exchange, sell. From my reaserch I came to the conclusion that Trezor and Tangem are the best options for the amount (about 500€ in total) that i want to buy. My problem? The cost 80€ (and they are even the cheapest options? wtf?), it simply seems stupit to me to spend 1/5 of my budget on storage instead of investing it as well... My solution? Create 3 paper wallet (one for each coin), store the coins in them and when the time comes, empty the wallets on an excange all at once and sell. Since from what I understand, there's no way of keeping a paper wallet safe once you use the private key to send any amount out of it. Luckly, in my case that works out perfecly, since I intend to sell them all at once anyway. What do you think about my solution? Is it outright stupid? Can it be done better? Are ther any other options that aren't any less safe and don't require me to dump 80€ on a glorified usb stick that I probably wont use again any time soon? I'm fairly new to this world so any opinion helps. submitted by /u/Tobo_Baldo [link] [comments]

Didn’t expect this but CANG is now fully focused on Bitcoin mining and somehow reached 50 EH/s already. They’re going with a “mine and hold” strategy too – stacking BTC instead of selling. That kind of hashrate puts them among the top miners globally. Anyone else following this? submitted by /u/TigerMCU [link] [comments]