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I want to to see the change in values of various altcoins relative to Bitcoin on coinmarketcap and can figure it out. to be more specific the Y-axis should be bitcoin the X-axis should be time and the line on the chart that varies up and down should be the altcoin I'm looking at. how do i do this on coinmarketcap? Lets say I want to see how many moneros does it take to buy 1 bitcoin over time, how do i set the chart to that submitted by /u/chucktheschmuck [link] [comments]

Ive been looking up the DeFi's RWA sector and its been heating up, especially with techs that let you trade everything from stocks to metals without owning the underlying. On efficient L2s like Base, these platforms like AVANTIS are drawing massive liquidity, rivaling top CEXs in volume while keeping things decentralized. whats keeping this together is the models where fees kick in only on wins, making it easier to stack positions with crazy leverage like think 500x on crypto pairs. It's backed by top companies, ensuring reliability, and focuses on user-friendly interfaces which have been so far easy to navigate. This shift means more capital efficiency: your collateral works harder, risks are clearer, and you avoid those soul-crushing gas wars. As TVL climbs into the tens of billions, it's clear RWAs are the next frontier for yield hunters tired of pure crypto volatility. I've shifted some plays here and seen better risk-reward ratios. Curious how others are approaching RWAs... any tips on hedging or spotting the best entry points? submitted by /u/Green_Candler [link] [comments]

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Trading isn’t for everyone, but for those who get it, it’s hands-down one of the most rewarding jobs out there. It’s not just about the cash, it’s the freedom, the sharp skills you build, and the thrill of turning your analysis into real-world wins. Unlike a regular 9-to-5 where your paycheck’s capped, trading lets you call the shots on how far you can go. The sharper you get, the bigger your potential payoff. That said, it’s no walk in the park. Trading pushes you to think on your feet, keep risks in check, and stay cool when emotions start spiking. My friends and I participate in trading competitions to spices things up with friendly competition like Bitget’s Onchain Trading Competition phase 50, and these kinds of events throw you into the deep end, testing your skills under real pressure. it’ll teach you more about your psychology than any book ever could. At its core, trading is a craft. Take it seriously, keep learning, and stay disciplined, and it’s one of the most freeing, exciting paths you can take... submitted by /u/PureClass247 [link] [comments]

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So I’ve been dabbling in crypto for a bit, mostly smaller trades to test strategies, but the KYC requirements on every platform are killing my vibe. Like, I just wanna swap some XMR or LTC without uploading my life story every time. It’s slowing me down, especially when prices move fast. Anyone else fed up with this? I started poking around for aggregators that don’t demand all that, and I found XENAPS, which claims to skip KYC/AML and still get you decent rates across exchanges. Sounds promising, but I’m cautious about anything that seems too easy - anyone tried it or got burned by similar services? submitted by /u/Scolfieldninfo_ [link] [comments]

Chain-analysis reported nearly $3B in losses last year from scams tied to addresses. “Address poisoning” and fake links on X are the new norm. Some ideas being floated: Stealth addresses (auto-generated one-time addresses) Usernames that resolve privately to addresses Built-in address verification layers AI tools that flag suspicious transactions before you sign Which of these (if any) could realistically become a new standard? submitted by /u/Historical_Drink_486 [link] [comments]

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Most dashboards today either give you surface-level data (prices, balances) or bury you under endless transactions with no context. What actually matters is identifying behavioral patterns when wallets rotate profits, when accumulation shifts, or when a trader consistently outperforms. That’s why I found the idea of a “Smart Money Leaderboard” of Bitget interesting . Instead of staring at raw Etherscan logs, you get a way to compare high PnL wallets and test whether following them can actually generate returns. Of course, it’s still experimental. Even the best systems miss context, and copying wallets blindly is dangerous. But bridging the gap between raw on-chain data and actionable insight is exactly the type of innovation crypto desperately needs. Feels like we’re still early, and whoever nails this properly will unlock a massive opportunity for analysts and traders. submitted by /u/Past_Hotel_5987 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin spent yet another week consolidating after the breakout in early July. The conservative price target of $142k remains. Last week, markets were mostly in standby up until Friday, anxiously waiting for Powell to spill the beans about the prospects of a September rate cut at his Friday speech in Jackson Hole. Then Friday came. Powell spoke. The markets listened. And apparently they were happy with what they heard: rate cuts are still on the table. Stocks pumped. Bitcoin pumped. Both Ethereum and BNB put in new all time highs. After the Friday pump, bitcoin gave back some gains over the weekend, and closed in one more week of consolidation after the breakout in early July. In other words: nothing has changed. The price target of $142k remains. Note that this is a conservative price target; it might well end up going a lot higher. Meanwhile, bitcoin dominance kept dropping. Meaning the big altseason is still in play. At some point during the next couple of months, dominance will likely bounce. This could be because the whole market corrects, or because bitcoin sets off on its next leg up while Ethereum consolidates. Looking at the daily chart, 55.5% could be where dominance finds support. But that’s mostly speculation. As always we’ll have to keep watching the charts week by week and take things as they come. In summary, let’s see how the coming week plays out, but for now everything still looks good! BTC/USD weekly chart, 25 August 2025. Still consolidating after the breakout in early July. Price target of $142k remains. Bitcoin dominance BTC.D, 25 august 2025. Trend turning down indicates altseason is ahead. submitted by /u/discrete_moment [link] [comments]

The recent listing of Alt.town’s $TOWN token caught my attention, not just because it’s another token going live, but because of what the project represents, It reminded me that Web3 isn’t only about infrastructure and protocols, it’s about amplifying how creators can reach people and actually build communities, That human layer often gets overlooked in conversations that focus purely on tech or price action. Bitget, for example, introduced livestreaming back in May, Pair that with something like $TOWN, which is explicitly built around creator driven community building, and you start to see the shape of a more sustainable Web3 creator economy, Instead of just speculating on tokens, people get to engage, share content, and create value that extends beyond market cycles. If we want Web3 to thrive long term, it’s going to take more experiments like this projects that give creators real tools to connect with audiences in ways traditional platforms don’t allow, Curious what the rest of you think, are creator focused projects like $TOWN where we should be paying more attention, or do you see adoption coming from another angle? submitted by /u/Comfortable_Fly_7943 [link] [comments]

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AI has quickly become one of the hottest narratives in crypto. We’ve seen dozens of “AI tokens” appear, many of them pumping on hype alone and then fading just as fast. But the idea of decentralized AI is interesting. Instead of AI power being concentrated in a few tech giants, some projects are experimenting with using blockchain + distributed GPU networks to make access more open and transparent. One example is DecentralGPT ($DGC), which claims to be building the first decentralized LLM inference network. It introduces concepts like Context NFTs, AI agents, and a mining economy to support its model. Ambitious on paper, but still early to prove. What’s notable is that it has already been picked up and listed by Bitget, showing that big exchanges are paying attention to this trend. I’m curious: do you see decentralized AI projects as having real potential to disrupt the centralized AI model, or is this just the next hype cycle after memecoins? submitted by /u/Past_Hotel_5987 [link] [comments]

AI is the hottest trade right now and speaking as someone who's dabbled in freelance data gigs here’s what no one talks about: GPUs aren’t the bottleneck. Data is. Training models isn’t about speed alone... it’s about feeding them sharper, cleaner datasets. And right now, sourcing that data is messy as hell. Low quality, inconsistent, fragmented across a hundred providers. i first heard about Sapien in an X space and its going at the root. Contributors stake to prove credibility, data gets validated onchain, and enterprises get pipelines they can trust. The token SAPIEN on Base chain isn’t just rewards cos the speaker explained how it’s a filter for quality. As a trader, I like plays that solve obvious inefficiencies before the crowd catches on and with listing already happened on top CEXs like Bitget and others, i tried to gie a modest bag of the token and also got into the candybomb to earn more... so far with solid backing and a billion-supply cap, its already seeing hefty volume at around $0.19. If enterprises start relying on this for clean data, we're talking serious upside. What's your take on te AI rollout happening in realtime? submitted by /u/PureClass247 [link] [comments]

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Hi guys. I'm having trouble getting a ZBD wallet for the in-game SATs I have earned on various games. Any of you know how to make it work or if there is a work-a-round somehow? For some reason whenever I try to create a ZBD wallet it says I'm using a VPN, even tho I don't. I've spoken to support (after a long time) and they said it might be because I live in an unsupported country (btw I live in Denmark) or that I might have violated some of their rules, which I can't have since I haven't even been able to create an account? submitted by /u/Mizzen_Twixietrap [link] [comments]

All signs point positive news and I’m sure you guys will do great. I just always like to get out early to be careful. I didn’t take profit at all throughout the entire bull run and I did quite well so I am going to enjoy my success and be happy that I didn’t get trapped. The very first bull run my bitcoin stolen from Mount gox. The second one I got trapped with a sudden crash and lost everything when I panicked sold. The third Bull market I got out early at almost a perfect time. Sold my Ethereum around 4500. Then I put it in Celsius. They went bankrupt and I lost it. Lmfao. This time I’m getting the hell out of here with my profits. I stuck my 70% bankruptcy reward and from Celsius and basically tripled it so I’m gonna call that a win and see you guys next bull run where I can actually come in with a real plan and buy at the bottom of the market. submitted by /u/cainebourne [link] [comments]

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Say I buy $100 of bitcoin and then use it to buy a service that is $80 the same day. Then convert the remaining $20 to buy XRP. How does all that get taxed in the USA? And say I do this 20 times a year submitted by /u/squirrellydw [link] [comments]

For all the talk about transparency and decentralization, most crypto users still have no real visibility into what’s actually happening on-chain. Sure, the data is technically public, but unless you’re digging through Etherscan for hours or scripting your own tools, most of it might as well be invisible. We’ve got tons of dashboards and scanners, but most of them either give you surface-level info (token prices, basic wallet balances) or drown you in raw data without any context. What’s missing is insight, tools that help you see patterns, behavior, and movement across wallets in a way that actually means something. Lately I’ve been rotating between a few tools things like DeBank, Nansen, and even newer stuff like BananagunPro, and while they each have strengths, none of them fully bridge that gap yet. We’re still in a weird middle phase between full-on-chain literacy and blind trust in influencer tweets. Feels like there’s a real opportunity here for someone to get it right submitted by /u/HudyD [link] [comments]

Hey everyone, I was recentely looking into merge-mining setups for Dogecoin and Litecoin (just out of curiosity, not actively mining yet) and I came across smt interesting. There’s a project called Pepecoin ($PEP) that launched early last year (jan 24). It’s a full PoW blockchain, forked from Dogecoin, and it’s merge mined with both DOGE and LTC. So if you're mining either one, you might already be earning some of this coin in the background depending on the pool you're mining in. I ended up on their site while digging around : pepecoin.org (sorry mods if I can't share the link, remove it, no pbm). What’s cool is that it’s not just another meme hype project... They’ve got functional wallets, a working block explorer and rich list, tipping bots on several social networks, and wallets including one from Tangem with their frog on it. The whole thing feels like early Dogecoin energy, the community is really invested and oh boy, friendly ! .It’s mostly under the radar right now, but I figured it was worth sharing here for anyone else who’s been playing with mining lately or just likes discovering coins that seem to have a bright future... NFA or anything, just thought it was a cool find. But if you have other coins/tokens to share, I'm in ! submitted by /u/TeranyaTipper [link] [comments]

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I run an e-commerce store and want to start accepting crypto, but there’s a big catch—most of my customers have zero knowledge about setting up wallets, exchanges, or connecting accounts. If the process is even slightly complicated, they’ll bail. Here’s what I’m looking for: Customer pays using their credit/debit card like a normal purchase. On the backend, the payment is automatically converted into crypto. The crypto goes straight into my e-commerce wallet (BTC, ETH, USDT, etc.). No crypto account setup required for the customer—should be as easy as buying on Amazon. Does a solution like this exist today? If yes, which services do this seamlessly? If not, what’s the closest alternative out there? (e.g., services like MoonPay, Ramp, or others?) Looking for something plug-and-play, low-friction, and ideally available to merchants without complex licensing hoops. Any recommendations or real-world experiences would be hugely appreciated! submitted by /u/dailyherballife [link] [comments]