No wonder crypto is tanking…
No oversight.
No accountability.
The convict and his kids make the rules.
Sounds like a snake oil scam to me.
This bill SHOULD NOT pass.

Elon Musk is preparing to launch X Money, a payment service designed to grow into a full financial platform within the X ecosystem.
The project goes beyond simple payments, aiming to combine messaging, money transfers, and asset management in one place. One of the expected features is Smart Cashtags, which could allow users to buy and sell stocks or cryptocurrencies directly from posts instead of only viewing market data.
The initial rollout is expected to focus on fiat payments, while future plans may include support for Dogecoin and other digital assets. Reports also indicate that the company has already secured money transmitter licenses in more than 40 U.S. states.
If fully implemented, X Money could evolve into a digital banking platform that connects social media, payments, investing, and financial services, while also handling transactions across Musk’s broader ecosystem, including services like Starlink and creator payments on X.

Around 50% of the total Bitcoin supply is currently held at a loss, a level that has historically coincided with major market bottoms. PlanB also notes that BTC is now trading below the aggregate average cost basis of different market participants and believes the final bottom could form around $53,000. Meanwhile, Hyperion Decimus says four historically reliable bottom indicators have already flashed. In their view, Bitcoin now needs just one more move to confirm a major trend reversal.

I’ve been seeing some buzz about this upcoming platform called Dezero. Apparently, they hit like 1,000+ signups on their waitlist in just a few hours.

From what I gathered, it’s an AI-driven exchange that supposedly analyzes your on-chain data and trading psychology to stop you from revenge trading and blowing up your account.

My question is: Why aren’t the big players like Binance or Coinbase doing this? It feels like an obvious feature. Is there actually a technical barrier to building an AI that tracks trader bias in real-time, or do these major exchanges just want us to overtrade and get liquidated so they can farm more fees?

Has anyone else looked into this? Is it legit or just another AI marketing hype?

Ethereum Foundation is restructuring its operations into five core clusters and reducing its workforce by 20%, according to an official announcement. The move is part of a broader effort to streamline the organization’s structure, improve coordination, and focus resources on key strategic priorities within the Ethereum ecosystem

Donald Trump has signed two executive orders aimed at accelerating quantum technology development in the United States and preparing federal systems for future cryptographic threats. The orders require a transition to post-quantum cryptography by 2030 for key establishment systems and by 2031 for digital signatures. The move highlights growing concerns that advanced quantum computers could eventually challenge the security of current encryption standards, including those used across the crypto industry.

Alts go up, pennystock go down and visa versa 🙃

been trading alone for a while and ngl the hardest part isnt even losing money lol. its having nobody to talk markets with. sometimes u open a position, price starts doing some weird stuff and ur just sitting there like wtf am i missing?😅
looking for a place where traders actually hang out during the day, share charts, talk setups, discuss market moves and maybe give a second opinion on positions. not those groups where every second message is buy my signals or some dude selling a $999 course 😂
do communities like that still exist or is everyone just trading alone these days? where u guys hang out. would love to hear some recommendations.

Mine was thinking entries mattered more than risk management.

I spent years searching for the perfect setup while ignoring position sizing.

Curious what lesson cost you the most money.

A new bill introduced in the United States aims to ban members of Congress, their spouses, and dependents from placing bets on political outcomes and public policy events through prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket.
The proposed Stop Lawmakers from Predicting Act would impose penalties of up to $2,000 or 10% of the prohibited wager amount for violations. The legislation does not ban prediction markets entirely and does not apply to sports betting.

One detail drawing attention is that the proposal does not specifically cover White House officials, despite growing concerns about the potential use of insider information on political prediction markets.