by COINS NEWS - 3 hours ago
Was doing a sale online with someone for a video game related thing, ended up recieving $1,397 in Bitcoin. It was in my Exodus wallet saying “Recieving…”, so I told the guy I’d wait for the transaction to confirm before giving him what he paid for. H...
by COINS NEWS - 3 hours ago
I have been trying to swap this coin for the past 5 hours and it’s been no help, can someone explain what’s going on submitted by /u/Epic_is_so_epic-epic [link] [comments]
by COINS NEWS - 5 hours ago
Welcome to the Daily Crypto Discussion thread. Please read the disclaimer and rules before participating. Disclaimer: Consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on th...
by COINS NEWS - 6 hours ago
So today I finally published a tool I’ve been building for months. It’s a pretty simple tool. Translates market data into plain English words saving users time analysing charts. We’ve had a few people disagree with this because “if people want to tra...
by COINS NEWS - 6 hours ago
George Santos, the former lawmaker convicted of fraud, got in fresh trouble following his release from prison by making illegal bets on Kalshi. Then, hours after the Commodity Futures Trading Commission ordered the former U.S. representative to...
by COINS NEWS - 8 hours ago
A physical Bitcoin containing 1 BTC sold for $91,500 at a Heritage Auctions event on July 26. Physical Bitcoins are collectible coins with a private key hidden under a hologram sticker on the back. If you peel off the hologram, you can access t...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 9 hours ago
Just wrote a post, got messages from a couple of weird basic scammers... reddit is a pretty mean place submitted by /u/TheDuhbb [link] [comments]
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 9 hours ago
I was orange pilled back in 2021 and I was stacking hard ever since. I had managed to accumulate 5,13 BTC, something I was very proud of. Not so much for myself, but for the future of my daughter. And that's the only thought that brings me to tea...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 9 hours ago
If hackers were able to find these addresses rather easily, and the randomness wasn’t all that random after all, how come there weren’t “random” addresses made for users that were already in use? submitted by /u/bellydisguised [link]...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 9 hours ago
Link: https://www.ledger.com/blog-coldcard-incident TL;DR Ledger explains that the recent Coldcard incident was caused by a firmware bug that weakened the randomness used to generate recovery seeds, making some seed phrases predictable to attackers....
by COINS NEWS - 10 hours ago
BlackRock has launched a tokenized money market fund on Ethereum The fund invests in cash, short-term U.S. Treasuries, and repurchase agreements (repos), just like a traditional money market fund. The difference is that ownership is represented...
by COINS NEWS - 10 hours ago
Have there being any reports yet of wallets with weak passphrases getting drained? Or any Multisig wallets? I bought a cold card about 2 years ago, but thankfully was too lazy to use it! If I had used it would have been single wallet with a weak eno...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 11 hours ago
Bitcoin.org still recommends coldcard. "Very secure environment" = GOOD "Control over your money" = GOOD Sauce: https://bitcoin.org/en/wallets/hardware/coldcard/?platform=hardware&step=5 submitted by /u/H...
by COINS NEWS - 11 hours ago
Hey guys, if you missed it, Singularity Future Technology settled $3 million with investors over claims it falsely promoted its shift from a shipping business to a cryptocurrency company. They're still reviewing late claims. Quick recap: Investor...
by COINS NEWS - 12 hours ago
I had invested a small amount using the Binance app of around 234 usd in bitcoin in the year 2021, i was a kid then borrowed money from my dad. And during the trading, I didn’t know what I was doing and thought I got scammed and let it go, after like...
by COINS NEWS - 12 hours ago
A major Database that was established to fight money laundry and terrorist was hacked and now personal data of 31k individuals is in the hands of criminals. https://landesspiegel-li.translate.goog/2026/08/daten-von-31000-wirtschaftlich-berechtigten-g...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 12 hours ago
Hello, I was thinking about the Coldcard incident and what an attacker who now controls hundreds of stolen BTC could realistically do. The interesting part is not moving the coins. The blockchain is public, the addresses are known, and every transact...
by COINS NEWS - 12 hours ago
Setting up crypto payouts for contractors and trying to decide whether to standardize on USDT or USDC. Is there an actual practical difference for a business or is it mostly personal preference? submitted by /u/Anxious-Winter-5778 [li...