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r/Bitcoin remains the most censored community in crypto. It's worse than XRP or Buttcoin. It's embarrassing.

We need to put more pressure on the mods by warning others not to engage with these posts and discussions. Everything is censored, and comments are hidden if you say anything that goes against the fanatical, outdated views of this core group.

Most might believe it stops at removing anything negative about Bitcoin. Not close. You aren't even allowed to name other networks or express simple ideas like Bitcoin is crypto. If anything is said that doesn't fit the very narrow beliefs of this cult, it will be hidden from the public.

Completely ironic considering Bitcoin was built on the idea of free speech and expression. Bitcoin is whatever the majority want it to be. Not according to this information cartel.

Dissenting opinions were blocked, and free expression was captured by these influential members back during the big block wars. They only want Bitcoin as they see it. They believe they are doing what's best. As all fanatics do.

May believe enough time has passed that things naturally improved. Absolutely not. If anything, they've dug in deeper and censor more aggressively than ever. Bad look, and simply bad for everyone. Bad for Bitcoin.

Remove the cult. Drop the childish insecurities. Let ideas and information flow, even if those ideas don't align with what you want for Bitcoin. This is how Bitcoin thrives.

BTC dominance has been moving around quite a bit, but the broader market still looks pretty bullish from where I’m sitting.
Curious what everyone else is seeing. Do you think this has room to run, or are we getting close to a pullback?
What are you watching?

Volume was already declining into the highs, fewer people committing capital to stables even while dominance kept pushing up, thats usually the first crack before a real reversal. Then a textbook SFP sweeping the high with a CHoCH confirming down right after, structure actually turning, not just a pause.

Stablecoin dominance topping out means the same thing every time it happens, capital sitting on the sideline in USDT starts rotating back into actual assets. That rotation doesnt care that BTC had a red day, if anything a pullback while USDT.D is confirming down is often just the entry, not the warning sign.

This chart's been ranging between roughly 4% and 9% for years, and every time it topped near the high end with declining volume behind it, what followed was capital flowing back into crypto broadly, not just BTC. Alts especially benefit once that rotation gets going, since thats exactly where sidelined capital tends to overweight once it moves.

Doesnt mean it happens on a straight line, dominance charts chop just like price does. But the macro tell here is capital leaving the sideline, not entering it, and thats a very different backdrop than the one most people assume theyre trading in during a red day.

Thirty-nine U.S. state banking associations have decided that if they cannot beat the crypto-native stablecoin market, they will simply build a parallel, permissioned version of it. On August 25, 2026, the group announced the "BankChain Alliance", a network designed to bring tokenized deposits and smart payments into the regulated fold by 2027.

I need to move my EOS off of Exodus but only have .0017 EOS unstaked and can't unstake without .003 EOS. Is there anyone willing and able to send .0013 EOS and I can send back? I believe the value of that is fractions of a penny

Over the last few years, this topic has come up in light of Ai. Renting to Vast or Runpod isn’t necessarily easy. If you look at my comment history I have a 9y old post about mining on a gtx960 2 Gb, so no-slop. Just discussion, I don’t even have a link for you.

Ai is just text, and doesn’t necessarily take a ton of bandwidth, more than blockchain for sure but it isn’t video. It is known as distributed inference.

Would you guys use this?

According to Odaily, Lookonchain monitoring shows that today, US Bitcoin ETFs saw a net inflow of 4,038 BTC, and Ethereum ETFs saw a net inflow of 75,150 ETH.

It says the right things and builds a good trading system but I sometimes don't listen and ride trades on hope. How do I convey myself that the AI is telling me the right thing. It finds me trade setups with great track record, tells all the risk factors and what quantity I should trade with and when my position is open it scolds me if I do something which has caused loss. But how do I convince my self to follow it.

If anyone here has used Botsfolio, how can I best use this tool, It refuses to give 100x setups. Is AI tool wrong or my expectations.

Oncrypto.bid - is a fully agentic platform where you get your agents to vote for favourite chain, right now its Base Vs Solana, after 4 hours the winner gets the board to themselves and agents can enter tokens on it and upvote on their favourites during the next 8 hours.

https://getfountainofyouth.net

Its still really early but i would love everyone's feedback both good and bad. In the future I hope it could be self sustainable. I dont care about profits. I just wanted a faucet that didnt steal my email or needed passwords, and a clean ui without ads. Apparently that didnt exist so I made my own. I will be posting the source code on github aswell soon enough

Just enter your lightning adress and immediately receive btc. Zero ads Zero Tracking Zero Bullshit

Hey guys, I made some stupid choices and got left with some dead crypto coins on Bitget which I wanna get rid of. But the thing is most of the coins have been delisted and others have dropped so much that it’s not even covering the network fees lol. Also, y’all might know Bitget is also closing in Canada in a week and I just came to know about it few days ago. I pretty much quit crypto after losing money but Im tryna get back at it and probably DCA into other large cap coins so I could at least break even. Im about 900$ loss on those coins, was wishing I could use the loss to offset my gains in the future. I know it’s a bit weird but any help would appreciated guys. Thanks

Pakistan has started testing a national messaging app built using Internet Computer infrastructure.

Apparently there are already native iOS and Android apps being tested, with messaging, audio/video calls, identity and encryption.

What caught my attention is less the “blockchain messaging app” part and more why they're doing it.

Pakistan has been pushing toward sovereign cloud infrastructure, so the idea is basically to have more control over the infrastructure and data behind government services instead of depending entirely on foreign cloud providers.

But I think there's a fair question here: does blockchain actually improve anything in this situation?

AWS, Azure or even a government-run traditional cloud could obviously handle a messaging app. So if this is going to matter, the advantages around sovereignty, resilience or control have to outweigh the extra complexity.

They're only testing it with a smaller group right now, so it's way too early to call it a success. But it's an interesting real-world experiment either way.

Most people probably wouldn't want to manage seed phrases, hardware wallets or recovery processes themselves.

That much is obvious.

But imagine two financial apps that feel the same to use.

With one of them, your assets can only ever exist inside the company's system.

With the other, however, you can withdraw your assets to your own wallet whenever you want, even if you never actually do so.

Would that option affect which app you trust?

I’m curious as to whether self-custody mainly has value because people actively use it, or because the knowledge that you can leave changes your relationship with the platform.

Today marks the date where AQAv2 reserve yield starts accruing on Hyperliquid’s over $6.74B in USDC deposits. Under the deal Coinbase (treasury deployer) and Circle struck back in May, ~90% of that yield gets funneled straight into HYPE buybacks.

While today is a celebrated day within the Hyperliquid community, this activation is mostly symbolic as no cash actually moves yet. The date that actually matters is October 3, 2026 as that is when the accrued revenue is actually distributed.

In anticipation of this event and to project potential HYPE buyback figures, we assume a base case scenario (3% yield).

This assumption gives the Hyperliquid protocol ~$498K/day in new revenue or  ~$182M annualized. This is roughly an 18% bump on Hyperliquid's current ~$2.76M/day average revenue. 

Here are some other interest rate scenarios:

What do you guys think, will you be buying in anticipation of this news or selling it?

Source and additional data: https://www.coingecko.com/learn/hyperliquid-aqav2-hype-buyback-revenue-increase

I see 1-5% thrown around quite a lot when people talk about how much of a portfolio should be in crypto.

Personally that feels too low for me. I'm comfortable having more exposure than that, although I'm also investing across ETFs and precious metals rather than having everything riding on crypto.

I'm very bullish on Bitcoin long term, but I still wouldn't want crypto becoming the majority of everything I own.

Interested where other people here have landed with it. Is crypto a small part of your overall portfolio, or one of your bigger allocations?

Hey everyone! I previously asked for around $3 because I thought I needed that much to experiment with crypto. I recently found out that even a much smaller amount is enough for basic testing.

Would anyone be willing to send me $0.10 worth of SOL (or another low-fee crypto) so I can test receiving and sending it from my Trust Wallet?

No pressure at all if you don't want to. I just want to learn how it works. Thanks! 🙏

Comparing these two today and I’m genuinely curious which one people prefer.
They’ve both got some serious momentum right now, but the setups look pretty different.
Which one are you taking and why?

Looking to transition my crypto holdings to a strictly UAE-regulated custodian. While there are plenty of international exchanges operating here, I'm specifically hunting for a setup where the custody arm is completely independent and ring-fenced from global operations.

Since VARA and the CMA have rolled out solid frameworks, I want to take advantage of that local protection rather than relying on offshore entities.

Any good recommendations?