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Ripple advanced its University Blockchain Research Initiative (UBRI) into a more coordinated phase. The company created an Academic Advisory Council, added the University of San Francisco (USF) to the network, and renewed over $1.5 million in grants funded in Ripple USD (RLUSD). submitted by /u/Practical-Solutions1 [link] [comments]

Don’t know why I wasn’t allowed to post this on the cryptocurrency reddit.. Hey all, I’ve been out of the loop and dipping in and out since the reckoning of 2017. I dipped back in when pancake swap was the big thing which was fun. More recently with pump.fun and all that chaos with rug pull kid and huawktuah Been out of the loop and would love some recommendations on platforms and websites with up-to-date crypto technology, project news to get back into the swing of things without being pushed products and meme crap. I watch coffee I’ll occasionally but he just focuses on scams - would like to hear more about promising developments and how the scene is progressing - also looking to start blockchain and dapp development and looking for the best platforms these days. submitted by /u/Tompwu [link] [comments]

A German analyst says XRP has evolved into a banking bridge layer, not “just a coin.” RippleNet expansion and GTreasury uptake stoke debate over whether banks need XRP or can use stablecoins instead. ETF hopes vs U.S. government shutdown delays keep sentiment split as users weigh tech benefits against settlement design. submitted by /u/Practical-Solutions1 [link] [comments]

had money in celsius until it wasnt. watched it implode in real time. couldnt withdraw, support went nowhere, funds gone. Now usdc sits in my ledger doing nothing because im too scared. every platform looks sketchy. Every apy over 5% feels like a red flag. celsius seemed legit. nice app, communications, endorsements. meant nothing when they went bankrupt. how do i trust anything now? I have been researching non custodial options where i keep my keys. defi protocols where funds never leave your wallet. tried a few like yieldclub, defi saver, summer fi because theyre non custodial. getting 8-9% and can see everything on chain. if i want out i do it myself without asking permission. still paranoid. check way more than i should. but at least i have my keys this time. with celsius i just watched it burn. Anyone else still messed up from cefi implosions? submitted by /u/ricefedyeti [link] [comments]

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Trying to find a fun gambling program for metamask but even with a vpn all the sites are blocking me. submitted by /u/Incredibly_Based [link] [comments]

House of Doge is trying to turn Dogecoin from a humble memecoin into everyday currency. On the payments side, the group is rolling out merchant rails, most visibly via the forthcoming SuchPay stack designed to make DOGE a “seamless” checkout option. A new partnership with inKind aims to push that utility into the wild, positioning Dogecoin as the first crypto accepted across inKind’s 4,750+ U.S. food-and-beverage venues once integrated. If successful, DOGE jumps from wallet demo to dinner bill. Beyond point-of-sale, House of Doge’s roadmap includes financial products and the tokenization of real-world asset, an explicit bid to anchor DOGE in on-chain finance, not just tipping culture. Framed as “the corporate arm” aligned with the Dogecoin Foundation, the initiative presents tokenization as a way to wrap tangible value and cash flows into DOGE-adjacent markets. Real-world use cases are already being stress-tested through treasury strategy. CleanCore Solutions (NYSE:ZONE) is accumulating DOGE for a foundation-backed corporate treasury plan, reporting holdings above 730 million DOGE and targeting one billion, an experiment in using DOGE as a primary reserve asset rather than a speculative side bet. If merchant acceptance scales while tokenized assets and treasury demand deepen liquidity, House of Doge could shift DOGE from meme momentum to measurable, recurring utility. Here is a link if you wanna check it out: https://www.houseofdoge.com/ submitted by /u/Historical_Drink_486 [link] [comments]

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I want to move some BTC into ETH and a few smaller coins, but I’m done relying on centralized exchanges too many stories lately about frozen accounts and forced KYC. Which decentralized exchange or swap platform do you personally trust? I’m looking for something fast, transparent, and fair in terms of rates, without any sketchy practices. submitted by /u/jeremiah406 [link] [comments]

Bitcoin and Ethereum leveraged whales were the most impacted during today’s forced liquidation which forced the total crypto market cap to drop by over 10% as most altcoins recorded a slip of over 40% today. History favors a major crypto rebound in the coming weeks, as gold hovers at overbought levels. I've noticed similar patterns before on exchanges like Bitget, where their futures market indicators often signal rebounds ahead of time.... your thoughts? submitted by /u/Practical-Solutions1 [link] [comments]

I’m trying to move some BTC into ETH and a few smaller coins, but I don’t want to rely on centralized exchanges anymore. Too many horror stories lately about frozen accounts and forced KYC. What’s the best decentralized exchange or swap platform right now that you’ve personally used and trust? I’m mainly looking for something fast, transparent, and not sketchy with rates. [Personal note]: Just used MalgoSwap, for the first time and did a $20k swap BTC to ETH without any issues. Everything went smoothly, no KYC or document requests at all. I was surprised at how low the fees were, only around 0.2%, while Ledger offers are usually closer to 5%. Definitely impressed so far. submitted by /u/natalooski [link] [comments]

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I’ve been working on a small crypto side project and trying to get a better sense of how people actually use their coins in the real world. For anyone who spends crypto instead of just holding it, how often do you use it for things like gift cards or direct purchases? I read that most people cash out their coins directly to fiat. I’m especially curious about people who hold smaller or less mainstream tokens, like meme coins, privacy coins such as Monero or Zcash, or other community driven projects that have strong followings but aren’t widely supported. I’m not really talking about the big platforms like Coinsbee or Bitrefill. I mean more about anything that actually supports these smaller ecosystems or gives them a real use case outside of just trading. From what I’ve seen, there’s definitely interest in spending crypto day to day, but most of the tools for doing it still feel kind of rough or incomplete. Has anyone come across something that actually works well for those smaller or niche coins? submitted by /u/Tr3Way_fu [link] [comments]

I need to swap a good chunk of BTC to ETH but I keep seeing horror stories about Changelly/SimpleSwap freezing people’s transactions for “verification.” I don’t have time for that stress. What are you guys using for large swaps that actually go through fast, no KYC traps, no mystery hold delays? Real experiences appreciated! [Solved] I swapped 30k of BTC to ETH on Malgo Finance, low fees + no kyc. submitted by /u/_PoshSugar [link] [comments]

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Bitcoin II (BC2), a SHA-256D based cryptocurrency inspired by the original Bitcoin, is about to be listed on CoinEx within the next few hours or days. The project presents itself as a modern and fair version of Bitcoin, launched without ICO or premine. It uses the same mining algorithm (SHA-256D) and aims to maintain a decentralized and transparent structure while remaining mineable by anyone. Because the project is still new, it can be mined with regular CPUs or older hardware, giving users a new opportunity to put unused or outdated mining rigs back to work. The current market cap is around $1.23 million, with a price of about $0.55 per BC2. The community recently surpassed 500 members on Discord, showing steady organic growth since launch. bitcoin-ii(dot)org submitted by /u/TeranyaTipper [link] [comments]

I want to trade ETH but also buy Tesla/Apple tokenized assets without managing two separate accounts. Does anything in India support both? submitted by /u/No-League315 [link] [comments]

So I have come to the unfortunate realization that I cannot get a seed phrase with a fully functioning wallet if I'm seeking a vanity address unless I engage in the unsafe process of having someone else give me the seed. Most people with a vanity add. simply store their single child private key and will not have access to the master prv in their lifetime. How do they safely store it? My guess is they encrypt the text but then if they use multiple cloud storage copies, could the encryption for it be broken if you use a short vicesimal code to unlock it? For that matter, if you send it, and your unused amount is sent to a change address, how do you control which change address in the whole wallet (which you won't have; you only have one private key) receives the change, such that the change address is one that corresponds to the only private key you control? submitted by /u/DogAttackVictim [link] [comments]

I recently had one of my better trades in crypto, but honestly, the real win was not just the profit, it was how I managed the risk along the way. The setup came from some basic technical analysis. i noticed the coin forming a strong support level and consolidating, while the RSI was cooling off from being overbought. That gave me confidence to take a position, but i sized it small enough so that even if it went against me, i would not wreck my account. Instead of going all in, i set a clear stop loss and also had a target exit. When the price moved in my favor, i scaled out in parts instead of trying to nail the absolute top. That discipline made the trade smoother and way less stressful. I have learned the hard way that crypto can be brutal if you ignore risk. This time, by keeping position size in check and respecting the levels i mapped out, the profit felt like a byproduct of good habits instead of just luck. For context, Bitget was actually my first universal exchange when i started experimenting with trading, but i have since realized the platform matters less than the strategy and mindset you bring to the table. But how do you approach risk management when your TA says go, but the market still feels unpredictable? submitted by /u/Then_Helicopter4243 [link] [comments]

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I mostly trade NIFTY options, but curious if there’s an INR-based platform for BTC/ETH options with proper expiries. Don’t want to get stuck with just USD pairs. submitted by /u/FreeSpirit-99 [link] [comments]

I am honestly very curious. I see it being touted as this superior aggregator but to me its just fallen flat. I jump on it excited to swap some coins only to see some insane fees with crazy spreads. I am so exhausted.... Do you guys have any better options? I heard one place called zenx (has this cute octopus as its icon) and they have that NO KYC and decent fees without the crazy spreads. I believe thats my one last shot at this. It has decent reviews online too. Anyone else felt like this too? Do you think Zenx has something going as an aggregator or should i give up and go back to binance lol? submitted by /u/monsiu_ [link] [comments]

Hey crypto sub, I’ve been running a small arbitrage bot on TRON and honestly, juggling energy freezes feels like spinning plates. I keep burning 20-30 TRX per transfer if I forget to freeze, and that 14-day unfreeze timer on typical staking tools locks up my capital. Just stumbled upon a TRON staking option from tr.energy that really grabbed my attention: a non-custodial service offering 14-17% APY, payouts every three days, and just a 7,000 TRX minimum directly from my wallet. It also covers energy rental, so you don’t have to manually freeze TRX before each transaction. Sounds too good to be true, so I’m asking: has anyone tried this yet? I’m keen to hear about any hidden pitfalls, real-world experiences, and actual numbers on returns. Has anyone here tested this setup? Curious about real-world uptime, payout consistency, and whether it truly slashes energy fees. Any feedback or war stories appreciated! submitted by /u/No-Justice-666 [link] [comments]

Boundless claims to provide a universal zk layer that offloads execution to independent provers and verifies proofs onchain. From an infrastructure standpoint that is an interesting approach because it avoids redundant re-execution and could raise throughput if it scales. Adoption remains the big unknown though. A couple of exchanges (e.g Bitget) have listed the token recently, which increases visibility, but listings do not equal usage. My question for the community is which signals you treat as the strongest indicators of real adoption for infra projects like this. Do you look for mainnet provers in production, developer tooling and SDKs, concrete integrations with L1s and rollups, or on-chain usage metrics such as TVL and transaction throughput? Curious to hear what metrics people actually track before assigning conviction to an infrastructure token. submitted by /u/Intelligent_Way_9450 [link] [comments]

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