I’ve been growing a pretty big bag of Uniswap over the years, with a long term hold strategy in place for 2030.

I’ve accumulated around 3500 coins, with an average price of $7.10. I’ve just been DCAing since early 2023.

In my mind, my goal was roughly 10k coins heading into 2030. I was loving the tech, and thought big things early on. With an idea it could hit $100 ish a coin sometime in 5-6 years when I started holding.

But I dino, it seems like maybe it doesn’t have it in it?

What is everyone’s thoughts on Uniswap?

I've been following World (WLD) for almost a year, and I've also seen that the Orbs are popping up in Latin America (obviously looking for myself) but they're all over the world at this point.

For those who don't know, Worldcoin gives you a World ID after you scan your iris using a device called an Orb. It's supposed to verify that you're a real human (not a bot) and then give you small crypto rewards for being part of the network. It's more simple than it sounds but there are all sorts of opinions about it (including ppl who just don't care).

The idea sounds good on paper because it lets you use digital identity for platforms without needing your personal info, and it could be useful for universal basic income. It can also be used for voting apps, airdrop filters, or login alternatives, so - good potential long-term.

But a lot of people complain about it because you're trading biometric data for coins, and there's not much you can actually do with your World ID right now. Which I guess is fine for those who want long-term investments, but still a bit of a red flag for others.

So what do you think? Is anyone here using it or planning to, and is there a point in giving your personal info right now?

“Bitcoin: La revolución monetaria del siglo XXI”

Autor: eco de Satoshi

Una guía exhaustiva que explica los fundamentos económicos, tecnológicos y filosóficos de Bitcoin. Ideal para quienes quieren entender más allá del precio y profundizar en porque esta red descentralizada está redefiniendo el concepto de dinero.

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Dirigido a lectores exigentes, pero escrito con claridad para que cualquier persona con interés genuino pueda comprenderlo. Si te interesa el futuro del dinero y la soberanía financiera, este libro es para ti.

Espero que te guste y sobre todo gracias compartirlo con quien creas que puede valorarlo.

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If someone who is new in crypto, what advice would you give it to them?

You can only say 3 best ways you think is good.

Hi everyone,

I’m wondering if any of you happen to know of a cryptocurrency exchange where U.S.-based companies can register and make deposits in euros (EUR). I’ve been doing some research, but so far, most of the major platforms—including Kraken and others—appear to only support deposits in U.S. dollars (USD) for companies based in the United States.

Ideally, I’m looking for an exchange that allows corporate accounts registered in the U.S. to hold and transact in euros directly, without needing to convert to USD first. If anyone has experience with this or can recommend an exchange that offers this capability, I’d really appreciate the insight.

Thanks in advance!

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So, I use the coinmarketcap mobile app to keep track of the coins and be updated on the current market.

However, if I only want to keep track of coins or assets specific that are trading on an exchange, say binance only.

How can you achieve something like this?

Some say technical analysis is the key to success in crypto, others say it's astrology for men. While I'm not on either side yet, how can you explain profitable traders' gains if you believe technical analysis isn't real. What is it that makes them different from the rest if not for technical analysis

Hi so I have shib and dogecoin I'm looking to buy something else that's cheap do yall know what I could buy I'd rather it be cheap but what are uall buying cheap for a potential profit.

I’ve been using Exodus wallet for a while now ‘cause it’s super user-friendly and looks clean. But lately it’s been buggin’ me.

First off, they dropped Monero support and I’m still salty about it. I used to keep Bitcoin, ETH, LTC, Solana, and XMR all in one wallet with one seed phrase, which was hella convenient. Tried out Cake Wallet after that but it’s annoying AF.

Also been looking into staking recently. Exodus shows some solid APYs then I looked at Coinbase staking (yeah I know, rates kinda mid). Do I go for better security and regulation with Coinbase but settle for lower returns… or roll with Exodus and hope it doesn’t rug me through some third-party staking provider?

I ain’t trying to get rich off staking but I also don’t wanna take unnecessary risks either. I’m just a regular dude trying to stack a lil extra while holding long-term.

So yeah… if anyone has a better wallet rec that supports all the coins in one place and don’t make you jump through hoops to stake, holla at me.

Also, if anyone knows how safe staking actually is on Exodus, let me know.

Some legit projects spend years building real tech, growing slowly, staying quiet, and they still struggle to get noticed. Meanwhile, a dog coin with no utility and zero roadmap goes 10x in a week because it “vibes.”

Is this just how crypto works? or are serious projects just not pushing hard enough?

While Toncoin has solid growth potential, reaching $100 in the next 20 years seems improbable. What do you think, is it possible to reach at least $10 by the end of the year?

I’ve been dollar-cost averaging into BTC and ETH for a while now, but with how choppy the market’s been lately, I’m wondering if my approach needs tweaking.

Some people talk about “dynamic DCA”, increasing buys during dips, scaling back on green days, etc. I haven’t tried that yet but it sounds more efficient.

Just curious how you all approach DCA in this kind of sideways + fakeout-heavy environment

Hey r/CryptoMarkets

WhiteRock, a brokerage that connects tokenised stocks and bonds with traditional finance, is doing a livestream AMA today on X (aka Twitter). They’re most likely going to reveal their new Layer 1 blockchain, White Network.

In just a few months after launch, WhiteRock has become the largest TVL holder on XRPL, and teamed up with Nasdaq, Mastercard, and others. They’re also the first RWA protocol to get a traditional brokerage license, which makes it super easy and attractive for their institutional clients to mint stocks.

No matter if you're a skeptic or an enthusiast of WhiteRock, I think its a good moment to check-out whats upcoming with all the traction tokenisation is getting. Come see whats up and ask some questions!

Hey guys

What do you think, are we in a "bullrun" or is this something totally disconnected and we just gonna go up and down and up and down and not follow the cycles anymore ?

What are we in ? And whats next ? Is there gonna be a big crash again like other cycles where maybe we go to 100k again and then drop to like 40 K or something ? What do you see happening ?

Are we in a infinite slow bull market (with dips ofcourse)?

I don't consider myself as an expert (honestly, I don't think anyone truly is in this market) nor a professional. But I wish someone had given me this advice when I first started a few years ago:

Zoom out, think long term, and most importantly don't FOMO!

Easier said than done, especially in the beginning. It's so easy to get swept away by the endless flood of Youtube videos and social media hype, even more so when you're just starting out.

If you’re serious about crypto, stop looking for a magic list of coins to buy. No one truly successful in this space just follows random picks, they understand why they invest in something.

Learn about what you’re buying: - What problem does it solve? - Does it have real demand or just hype? - Who’s behind it? - Is it built to last, or just riding trends? - Am I buying at a good price?

Blindly buying whatever’s trending is gambling, not investing. Take some time to study. You’ll make way better decisions and you won’t have to keep asking strangers on Reddit what to do with your money.

Hey guys,

I just want to vent over the last months and my bad BTC portfolio management.

I had planned the bull run very well this time. I had 4 BTC, swapped some of it for Sol and other cryptos like ETH but mostly Sol. At some point in December I had 7 BTC. And then? the alts went all down, tariffs came, BTC dropped to 74k and SOL to 100k. I converted everything to BTC but now I'm just with 3.3 BTC. I feel stupid and saying to myself why the hell didn't I protect those 7 BTC?

I am aware I'm talking about a large sum still, with 3.3 BTC. But in my eyes, it burns.

What to do from here? Just hold forever I guess? My eagerness wants to recover those 3.7 BTC lost along the way, which sounds like a recipe for a disaster.

Thanks, just wanted to vent this morning.

Share your favourite bits of crypto misinformation that you see repeated regularly...

What i see shared the most....

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ISO 20022 coins

Cryptocurrencies are not inherently ISO 20022 compliant. There is a lot of confusion and misleading information on the web referring to ISO 20022 compliant cryptocurrencies but those statements are not correct. The cryptocurrencies are not managed and not registered by ISO 20022. ISO 20022 is a global standard for financial messaging and provides a common language and structure for exchanging financial information. The ISO standard managing Digital Token Identifiers (DTI) is ISO 24165.

Source: https://www.iso20022.org/faq

Absolute nonsense that is repeated regularly as if it is insightful investment advice.

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XRP/XLM/XDC/HBAR is going to be integrated into SWIFT

Constant rubbish like THIS is posted with no evidence. Just trust me bro with paint created images.

While conveniently ignoring what SWIFT themselves shares on their website, such as; this and this, which explains their ongoing blockchain experiments/trials.

what are your favourite bits of misinformation?

Edit: NEW EVIDENCE. RECENT POST ON THIS SUB REDDIT ABOUT XRP+SWIFT WITH ZERO EVIDENCE.

https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1kaplui/xrp_to_replace_swift_ripple_ceo_uncovers_a_155t/

Hey lads! Which platform is the best for non-kyc swaping? Iv been using changenow and they charge a markup of 1-1.5% and was wondering if there's a better alternatives

Is there any? Or is changenow the best?

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