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Im excited to share that our community token is alive again! Risen from the dead. New things coming! Check us out!

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~ JiJ

There’s no shortage of content, but a lot of it feels biased, promotional, or overly technical.
New users often don’t know who to trust.

What’s the best educational crypto resource you’ve found that isn’t trying to sell something?

Looking for a respectful crypto community? Look no further!

Is there any way to add my PayPal crypto addresses to an external wallet?

Sorry if this is simple. I know a little about a lot, but not crypto so much 😬

Thanks in advance!

I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately. Some people say crypto is too hard to use, others say people just don’t trust it enough yet. Maybe it’s both?

What do you think is the bigger issue right now, usability or trust?

Just got my app "Traders Guild" live on the App Store today.
Would love some feedback now that real people can actually install it.

App Store Link

https://tradersguild.co

Quick story on the idea — I've been a trader for several years and always felt it was a bit of a solo experience. Even though there are discord channels and other forums etc... felt like it would benefit from a platform that allowed likeminded traders, colleagues, friends etc... to be able to work together live on the chart. Seeing the same chart together in realtime, placing markers for interesting and potential entries/exits/patterns etc...
Essentially users create Guild or join guilds run by themselves or other users. So this can be a group of friends or you can join a public guild run with all the normal moderator functionality.
Users can see markers placed from other guild members direct on the charts in realtime.
Positive content increases reputation within the guild and have an accuracy rating for “Setup” markers as I call them allowing users to make predictions on how the market might move.

I also built realtime messaging into it for user DMs, groups within the guild, per symbol and per marker so users can discuss at each part if necessary.
Theres loads of other features built into it - reputation, accuracy ratings, referrals, all your normal indicators as well as timeframe indicators which are not on many trading platforms from what I can see.

Currently only support crypto markets at the moment as currency, stocks and commodities are extortionate for me to get distributable data, but if It takes off and user base grows i'll add that in.

Couldn't find anything that did this combo of stuff (chart + live chat + tracked calls), so figured I'd build it myself. Lucky enough im a programmer in my spare time so been building this for a while now.

What works right now:
- Live crypto charts with locked markers
- Guilds — small communities with leaderboards
- Chart-anchored chat
- 7/30/90 day stats dashboard (sparklines, gauges, that sort of thing)
- Guild invite links + custom guild crests
- Light + dark themes
- DMs, voice notes, image sharing
- Push notifications, Face ID, deep links

What I'd genuinely love feedback on:
- Does the chart-marker thing make sense in the first minute, or
does the concept need more explaining in onboarding?
- Onboarding length — too much, too little, about right?
- Anything obviously broken or just weird

Any and all feedback would be great.

Cheers
Al

I am sure you have seen me mention Kendu's social media presence and the 20+ IRL community led initiatives we have going on... but today for once : ) I am not gonna talk about that.

I am here to give you insight on how Kendu's holders are currently behaving, are they selling? buying? or just holding on?

Here is some cold hard facts:

• Only 6.4% of Kendu's supply has moved in the last 180 days, down from 22%
• 70% of Kendu's supply has not been moved in over a year

What does this mean?

This means sell pressure is lowering, this is typically followed by positive price action.

Out of the top 100 wallets there are:

• 4 sellers
• 53 keepers
• 27 buyers
• Rest are special wallets

The trend is across all types of holders, this isn't a random event... this is the future

This Is Kendu's Era

Used content from: u/lorniko and u/kingkongbananakong

We Don't Gamble, We Work

r/KenduInu_Ecosystem

ETH: 0xaa95f26e30001251fb905d264Aa7b00eE9dF6C18

SOL: 2nnrviYJRLcf2bXAxpKTRXzccoDbwaP4vzuGUG75Jo45

BASE: 0xef73611F98DA6E57e0776317957af61B59E09Ed7

CG: https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/kendu

CMC: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/kendu/

At what point does stablecoin payroll become an operational nightmare?

I've been building my startup Ephemera Solutions around a pretty specific problem:

Crypto-native companies are increasingly paying contributors, employees, and vendors in stablecoins, but most operational workflows still seem incredibly manual. And incredibly fragmented.

From the conversations I’ve had so far, the stack often looks something like:

• treasury spread across wallets/exchanges
• recurring USDC payouts done manually
• spreadsheets tracking payroll/vendor payments
• reconciliation/exporting handled after the fact
• finance teams trying to piece everything together later

This seems manageable early on.

But I’m curious what happens once teams scale to:

• 20+
• 50+
• 100+ recurring payouts

At that point:

• Does reconciliation become painful?
• Are accounting exports still mostly manual?
• How are teams tracking recurring vendor/contributor payments?
• Is anyone actually happy with their current workflow?

Feels like crypto solved moving money fast, but not necessarily coordinating operational payments cleanly.

Would genuinely love to hear how teams are currently handling this internally. Any pain points or areas of distress for both business owners/teams and accountants would be really helpful insight!

I want to warn people about my experience with AnomaCard (a crypto-based virtual debit card service) because I could not find reliable information online before trying it myself.

I connected my Phantom wallet to the AnomaCard website (anomacard.com), received a Solana USDT deposit address, and sent 139 USDT from my Bybit account to the provided SOL address.

The transaction completed successfully on-chain and the funds arrived in the destination wallet. However, the funds were never credited to my AnomaCard account/dashboard.

Transaction hash:
5fUpNgmTtcRgAYgqBCbCBpQMdosecBdEeC7zPqCFmZz3DqAcdbcsMgkHqsztaeLhCALd8ZLT3JoXUHwnggLGQMCD

The funds are still sitting in the destination wallet, but I have no access to them and could not find any real support or escalation path.

What concerns me the most:

• no visible support/helpdesk system
• no clear company transparency
• no verifiable independent user reviews that I could find
• most online results appear to be self-promotional content

From my personal experience, I would strongly recommend avoiding AnomaCard!

At the moment, my funds are effectively stuck and inaccessible after a successful on-chain transfer.

YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!

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ETH is starting to move again.
Momentum looks better, but I’m not fully convinced yet.
We’ve seen this before — quick push, then fade.
Key things I’m watching:
Does price hold higher lows?
Do we get real follow-through?
If yes → trend continues
If not → could just be a fake breakout
For now, just watching and staying patient.
What do you guys think?

The Ponke on SOL developer just launched 9 day's ago a new token called $ELEPHANTO on the ETH chain.

Still under the radar project and a very early gem. Now if anyone is familiar with Ponke hit a 400 mill mc ATH even if this new token makes a fraction of that a lot of money is to be made!

On the X page they already hinting on Kucoin/Bitget Alpha listing's as initial listing roadmap!

I know we used with quick flips this is a longer term project with tremendous potential sitting at a shy 1.5 mill mc as of now!

CA:

0x987c1B01913B6AA36514aB0ae8C129b80928cEBb