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I sold everything and cashed out. But I’m OK and have no regrets!

Yes this is a personal story. But I believe someone who finds himself/herself in a similar position can benefit from my reasoning or simply from knowing they are not alone in this. So, I thought I was well positioned, not overexposed at all. I had a place to live, me and my life partner had…
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Voyager opens withdrawals for transactions submitted previous to suspending buying and selling

submitted by /u/Robert-Kenneth508 [link] [comments]

Bollywood A-lister-backed GARI token plunge sparks rug pull rumors

GARI token was launched by Salman Khan, an A-list celebrity from Bollywood, with an aim to help Indian creators monetize their content over a short video application Chingari.

Question regarding staking rewards

So, we know staking gives rewards. But the rewards go down the more people stake. So my question is, what is after the staking rewards become miniscule for everyone? Am I missing something? submitted by /u/Noob313373 [link] [comments]

Over 2.5 Million ETH ($2.8B) Burned Via Ethereum’s EIP-1559

submitted by /u/wmredditor [link] [comments]

Circle's USDC on track to topple Tether USDT as the top stablecoin in 2022

The USDT-to-USDC market cap ratio fell to its lowest ever in July 2022.

Had anyone ever purchased crypto from a Coinstar machine?

I was returning a years worth of change yesterday and the Coinstar machine gave me an option to buy cryptocurrency. For anyone unfamiliar Coinstar is one of those machines that automatically counts your change for your for a small fee. I was in a bit of a rush so I didn’t bother clicking. I was…
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MyEthWallet acting all funky?

I've updated my trezor after a long time, then used MyEthWallet (I used a saved link so I don't think I was phished or anything). But the interface was a bit weird since the icon for the help button was missing. I also couldn't connect, it was just kinda looping back: I chose Trezor, new…
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Dutch University set to recover more than twice the paid BTC ransom in 2019

The university reluctantly paid €200,000 in Bitcoin in December 2019 to avoid losing critical research data and resources.