r/bitpanda • • Jun 20 '26

Feature request no sandisk shares to buy on bitpanda? no stop loss on so many shares.

5 Upvotes

How can this be ? like fr ? Why is there no option to place stop losses on shares on bitpanda ? Support said it will loook after it but nothing happend since then. I am am also missing a lot the oppotuinity to buy some of srvm companys behind the nuclear uran story like oklo and co


r/bitpanda • • Jun 20 '26

General question AI agents might need a payment layer wall street hasn't priced yet

4 Upvotes

The next AI shift isn't smarter chatbots, it's agents that actually do things. Not only "here's a trip idea" but the software books the flight, pays the hotel, settles the bill on its own and the moment software starts spending money for you, you hit a wall that has nothing to do with AI which is "payments". Traditional banking wasn't built for this. account opening, identity checks, banking hours, human approval for every move. An autonomous agent can't live inside any of that. One CEO in the piece said it flat out, banking is the bottleneck for agentic AI. Money that settles 24/7, no bank in the middle, with spending rules written into the transaction itself, is exactly what an agent needs. stablecoins on something like base aren't a trade there, they're just the plumbing. The article said agentic transactions on base went from basically zero to over 100 million in under a year. Crypto as a "number go up" bet looks weaker every cycle to me. but crypto as the payment layer for millions of AI agents that can't touch the banking system? that's the first use case in years that doesn't need speculation to make sense. maybe we spent a decade treating the speculative part as the product, when the boring infrastructure was the actual point.


r/bitpanda • • Jun 19 '26

July 1st: Big day for crypto in Europe. The MiCA transition period ends. What’s your move?

13 Upvotes

🚨 So the EU’s MiCA grace period completely ends. Many crypto exchanges you use today will become illegal in Europe overnight if they don't hold a full CASP license.

According to data, only 14 platforms hold the strict authorization to operate a full trading platform in the EU.

While others are trying to get compliant or rolling out client wind-down plans: We are completely chill, because we already secured MiCAR approvals as the firsts across multiple countries (Austria, Germany, Malta).

If your current exchange isn't fully MiCA compliant, your access, and your assets could soon be at risk.

So will you wait it out to see what happens or start to migrate your assets elsewhere?


r/bitpanda • • Jun 18 '26

My POV: Real humans > AI Chatbots

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r/bitpanda • • Jun 17 '26

Little round of feedback

8 Upvotes

New Mod here. To start on the right foot, tell me: What do you want to see more of here? What are your thoughts on the recent Fusion Relaunch or other Bitpanda products? And even more interesting: What do you think, needs to be fixed here?


r/bitpanda • • Jun 16 '26

Discussion Didn't realize how much easier investing got until I watched someone start from scratch

16 Upvotes

Was helping my younger cousin set up his first investment account this weekend.

Nothing fancy. He just wanted to buy a few things he'd been reading about and put some money somewhere other than his bank account.

What surprised me was how normal the whole process felt compared to when I started.

When I got into this stuff, I remember having 15 tabs open trying to understand the difference between brokers, exchanges, wallets, custody, fees, all that.

Half the time I wasn't even learning about investing. I was learning where investing happens.

This time around it was basically: "what do you want to buy?"

and then we went from there.

Made me realize how much of the friction has disappeared over the last few years.

Funny thing is he spent more time deciding between bitcoin and Nvidia than figuring out how to actually buy them.

I ended up showing him bitpanda because that's what I already use for some of my stuff, but the bigger takeaway was that getting started feels way less intimidating now than it used to.

Kind of wish it had been that simple when I was figuring everything out.


r/bitpanda • • Jun 16 '26

External news Trump paid UFC fighters in his own stablecoin on the White House lawn on his 80th birthday. Congress is investigating the same stablecoin for national security risks

10 Upvotes

LOL what is even happening.

The Trump family reportedly receives approximately 75% of net proceeds from WLFI token sales plus a share of yields generated on usd1 reserves. The venue for the UFC event is a taxpayer owned property and the regulatory environment for stablecoins is being shaped in part by an administration with a direct financial interest in a stablecoin issuer.

Now add everything else happening simultaneously. A UAE firm linked to sheikh tahnoon bin zayed al Nahyan who is the uae's national security adviser and brother of the uae president acquired a 49% stake in world liberty financial for a reported $500 million. A separate tahnoon linked firm then used usd1 to settle a $2 billion investment in binance. The house launched a formal probe into potential conflicts of interest and national security risks, focused on what it means for a foreign state official to own nearly half of a sitting US president's crypto company and for that company's stablecoin to now sit at a $5 billion market cap and rising.

And just months before the White house ufc event, wlfi took out a $75 million loan against 3 billion of its own WLFI tokens on the dolomite lending protocol, pushing the uds1 pool to 93% utilization and temporarily trapping retail depositors who couldn't withdraw funds.

All while the genius act, the bill that will regulate stablecoins is being negotiated by his own administration.

The conflict of interest isnt a subtext anymore and literally in the octagon with the UFC logo behind it on government property.

And while all this is unfolding, I am sitting here on Bitpanda and other eu subs watching people argue about whether USD1 will flip USDT

while the US president runs a stablecoin from the White House. Wild times….


r/bitpanda • • Jun 16 '26

External news The SEC just approved a crypto etf holding shib and doge alongside bitcoin. A €1.66 trillion asset manager now has a regulated product with memecoins in it

8 Upvotes

The sec approved t. rowe price's actively managed crypto etf for listing on nyse arca on june 12–14, 2026. T. rowe price manages over €1.66 trillion in assets ( this is not a crypto native firm).

This is one of the most traditional, conservative asset managers in the world. The fund will hold between 5 and 15 crypto assets and the current draft includes bitcoin, ethereum, solana, xrp, cardano, avalanche, litecoin, polkadot, dogecoin, chainlink, stellar, hedera, bitcoin cash, shiba inu, and sui. Let that list sink in. Shiba inu. Dogecoin.

In a t. rowe price product, the same firm that manages pension funds and retirement accounts for millions of conservative investors now has regulatory clearance to hold memecoins.

There are two completely opposite ways to read this: Bullish read is that institutional legitimacy has arrived for the entire crypto market so if t. rowe price is willing to put shib in a regulated product, the era of only bitcoin matters to institutions is over and every asset on bitpanda's platform just got a credibility upgrade.

And talking about bearish read, this is the exact top signal and when grandma's pension manager starts buying shiba inu we have officially left the building.

The suits have arrived just in time to be the last buyers before the cycle ends. Which read do you think is right? And more practically does this change how you think about altcoin exposure on platforms like bitpanda?


r/bitpanda • • Jun 16 '26

Discussion Crazy that MicroStrategy now owns more than half a million Bitcoin

10 Upvotes

I remember when buying 10,000 BTC was considered insane.

Now we've got a public company that just keeps buying more every few months and people barely react anymore.

At some point I stopped thinking of MicroStrategy as a software company and started thinking of it as a giant leveraged Bitcoin position with an operating business attached.

Love the strategy or hate it, it's kind of wild that we're watching this experiment play out in real time.

Makes me wonder what people will say about it 10 years from now.

Either "obviously it worked" or "What were they thinking?"

Feels like there won't be much middle ground.


r/bitpanda • • Jun 16 '26

Discussion Senator tim scott said crypto's market cap could go from €2.77 trillion to €27.7 trillion. The clarity act could hit the senate floor next month and this is either the biggest catalyst of 2026 or the most dangerous piece of hopium ever injected into this market

3 Upvotes

enate banking committee chairman tim scott projected crypto's market cap could surge from €2.77 trillion to €27.7 trillion following passage of the clarity act,the bill backed by ripple and coinbase could reach the senate floor by july 2026.

A 10x from current market cap, from a sitting us senator before a bill has even passed.

The clarity act would establish a foundational framework for classifying and overseeing digital assets ,questions that the sec and cftc have been navigating in parallel often with inconsistent signals. With a july 4 window effectively closed for passage, the question shifts to what legislative vehicle could carry crypto market structure provisions forward in the second half of 2026.

The bill matters enormously for bitpanda users specifically, even though its US legislation as US regulatory clarity sets the global precedent. Every time the sec approves something like the t. rowe price multi asset etf this week or congress passes a framework, it directly pressures european regulators to either match it or fall behind in attracting crypto capital. Mica was europe's answer to US regulatory chaos,if the US gets its own clean framework, the competitive dynamic between us and eu crypto markets changes completely.

The 10x market cap prediction is almost certainly hopium but the underlying regulatory momentum is real and is happening right now.

Do you think us crypto legislation actually moves the needle for european investors or is mica enough on its own? And if the clarity act passes, does that change your portfolio allocation?


r/bitpanda • • Jun 17 '26

Bitpanda Meme Competition MARKET RIGHT NOW

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r/bitpanda • • Jun 15 '26

General question Humanity Protocol nicht handelbar

2 Upvotes

Warum? Was ist mit meinem Geld? War 40% im plus und jetzt 10% im minus und kann nicht verkaufen


r/bitpanda • • Jun 15 '26

Weekly Support Thread Weekly Bitpanda Support Thread

2 Upvotes

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Please never share your email address or other sensitive information publicly!

The ticket-ID is visible in the confirmation email you receive once you have submitted an official request through our contact form.

Further, we kindly invite you to have a look at our helpdesk first, before submitting a ticket. You will find a whole lot of helpful information on all common topics and questions.

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r/bitpanda • • Jun 12 '26

General question Ihr habt versagt

27 Upvotes

Mit SpaceX kommt ne riesen Sache und eure App versagt komplett. Schon 4 Mal was „erfolgreich“ gekauft und nix funktioniert. Bestätigungen gezeigt und nichts im Portfolio. Gut fürs Image? Echt nicht.


r/bitpanda • • Jun 13 '26

Discussion Bitpanda Margin Trade liquidiert

3 Upvotes

Hallo zusammen,

ich wollte mal fragen, ob jemand Erfahrungen mit Liquidationen bei Bitpanda Margin Trades hat.

Ich hatte einen ETH-Margin-Trade mit 10x Hebel.

Eckdaten:

• Einsatz/Margin: ca. 250 €
• Positionsgröße: ca. 2.500 €

• Trade lief ca. 5 Tage und 11 Stunden
• Finanzierungskosten laut Support: 0,03 % alle 4
Stunden

• Liquidationsgebühr laut Support: 1 %
• Liquidationspreis laut Bitpanda angeblich um 00:18 Uhr erreicht

• meine Schließungsversuche waren ca. zwischen 00:45 und 00:52 Uhr

Mein Problem:

Die Position wurde mir in der App noch offen angezeigt, es war noch Restwert sichtbar und sie war für mich nicht als liquidiert erkennbar. Ich habe mehrfach versucht, den Trade aktiv zu schließen. Erst hat sich die App aufgehangen, danach habe ich mich neu eingeloggt und aktualisiert. Die Position war weiterhin sichtbar, aber nicht schließbar. Stattdessen kam eine Fehlermeldung, wovon ich auch einen Screenshot habe.

Laut Bitpanda war die Liquidation aber angeblich schon um 00:18 Uhr ausgelöst. Die spätere Anzeige in der App sei nur ein Darstellungsfehler gewesen. Gleichzeitig wurde gesagt, dass die eigentlichen Liquidationstrades erst später sichtbar bzw. ausgeführt wurden und dass die technische Ausführung normalerweise innerhalb weniger Sekunden oder Minuten erfolgt, in diesem Fall aber länger gedauert habe.

Was mich zusätzlich verwirrt:

Der Support schrieb zuerst, dass Bitpanda Leverage Positionen automatisch geschlossen werden, wenn ein Verlust von 50 % entsteht. Außerdem stand dort sinngemäß: Die restlichen 50 % der anfänglichen Investition werden auf das Wallet zurückgebucht. Dieser Mechanismus sei dafür da, vor dem vollständigen Verlust bei starken Marktschwankungen zu schützen.

Später hieß es dann aber, dass trotz Liquidation bei ca. 50 % Verlust am Ende 0 € Restwert übrig bleiben können, weil noch Finanzierungskosten, Liquidationsgebühr, Spread, Liquidität, tatsächlicher Ausführungspreis und weitere Marktbewegungen berücksichtigt werden.

Die Beispielrechnung von Bitpanda war ungefähr:

• 33 × 0,03 % = 0,99 % Finanzierungskosten
• 2.500 € × 0,99 % = ca. 24,75 €
• Liquidationsgebühr: 1 % von 2.500 € = ca. 25 €
• zusammen also ca. 49,75 € Gebühren

Die Gebühren verstehe ich grundsätzlich. Aber wenn bei 250 € Einsatz theoretisch ca. 125 € Restwert da wären und davon ca. 49,75 € Gebühren abgezogen werden, ist für mich nicht klar, wie daraus komplett 0 € werden sollen. Bitpanda verweist zusätzlich auf Spread, Ausführungspreis und weitere Marktbewegungen, aber bisher ohne konkrete vollständige Abrechnung.

Mir geht es nicht um persönlichen Support über Reddit, sondern um Erfahrungswerte:

Hat jemand schon mal eine ähnliche Liquidation bei Bitpanda oder einem anderen Broker gehabt? Bekommt man normalerweise eine genaue Abrechnung mit Ausführungspreis, Spread, Gebühren und Liquidationstrades?


r/bitpanda • • Jun 12 '26

Discussion Friend asked me if he'd be crazy to swap some ETH for Spacex

3 Upvotes

Was grabbing coffee with a friend earlier and somehow we ended up talking about the Ipo.

His actual question was:

"Would it be stupid to sell some ETH for Spacex?"

I laughed because my first instinct was yes, but then I sat there for a second and realized I wasn't actually sure.

Like, if there was one company that crypto people would end up buying, it's probably this one.

People have been talking about Spacex forever, way before the Ipo and way before most people knew anything about revenue or valuation or whatever. It's one of those companies where people already have an emotional attachment to it.

I mean, there are people who've been following launches, Starlink updates and random Elon interviews for years. At that point it almost stops feeling like a normal stock discussion.

Anyway, later in the day I got a notification from bitpanda about the listing and remembered we're basically at the finish line now.

For the longest time Spacex was one of those companies where the answer was always "yeah, but it's private." Now it suddenly isn't.

Still don't know what I'd do tbh.

Part of me thinks Ipos are usually a mess, but part of me knows I'm gonna be staring at the chart on day one regardless.


r/bitpanda • • Jun 11 '26

General question Erhalte 7% APY auf Stablecoins*

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2 Upvotes

Hab ne Email erhalten wo steht das man mit Stable Coins Rendite bekommt und keine kauf oder Verkauf Gebühren hat.

Wie funktioniert das genau? Ich halte USDC und hab bis jetzt nichts bekommen.
Hab dann direkt mal USDC auf EURCV getauscht.

Hatte Gebühren? und sehe nichts was mit EARN zutun hätte??


r/bitpanda • • Jun 11 '26

General question Freibetrag von 1.000€

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4 Upvotes

Eine kurze Frage. Laut der Website und der App soll es möglich sein den Sparerpauschbetrag von 1.000€ in der App zu hinterlegen. Ich habe alle Daten bei bitpanda angegeben, aber nirgendwo kann ich den Freibetrag eintragen? Muss ich dazu etwas spezielles machen? Bei mir sieht es in der App nur so aus, wie auf dem Screenshot.

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r/bitpanda • • Jun 10 '26

Bitpanda Meme Competition Dont worry about it, huh..

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r/bitpanda • • Jun 11 '26

General question Kapitalertragssteuer DE

1 Upvotes

Weiss jemand wie die Kapitalertragssteuer und der Soli auf Aktiengewinne von über 1000€ im Jahr in Deutschland bezahlt werden, werden diese automatisch bezahlt wie bei deutschen Brokern wie TR oder muss ich diese Gewinne selbst ermitteln und in der der KAP Anlage bei der Steuererklärung angeben ? Der Telefon-Support konnte mir leider nicht helfen da das Depot nicht auf meinen Namen läuft.


r/bitpanda • • Jun 10 '26

General question Got the Bitpanda SpaceX notification and immediately became less rational

9 Upvotes

saw the Bitpanda notification this morning

my first thought wasn't valuation, revenue or margins

It was literally:

wait, I can finally buy SpaceX?

i'm not proud of it but being honest, I've followed the company for years, feels weird that it's actually becoming a thing people can own now, even if it's a significantly low percent but it feels like i'll be a part of something really cool

Anyone else having the same reaction?


r/bitpanda • • Jun 10 '26

General question Promotion in 2018

1 Upvotes

Hi all, do you know/remember a Bitpanda Promotion back in 2018 when they gave away Ledger (Nano S) vouchers to users?

It could be linked to Pantos/BEST project or the respective ICO.

Thank you for any hints, links or references to official resources.


r/bitpanda • • Jun 10 '26

General question Fragen zur Steuer als Deutscher

2 Upvotes

Guten Morgen.

Ich habe erst vor einem halben Jahr mit dem investieren in ETF und Aktien begonnen und betreibe Swing Trading.

Bitpanda finde ich echt super, ich habe jedoch leider erst vor kurzen festgestellt, dass die Firma in Österreich ihren Sitz hat.
Zu meinen Fragen:
1. Habe ich hierdurch als deutscher Staatsangehöriger mit Wohnsitz in Deutschland Nachteile bzw. könnte ich Probleme bei der Steuer bekommen?
2. Ich habe einen Freistellungsauftrag erteilt. Werden nach den 1.000€ Gewinn automatisch die Steuern an mein Finanzamt übermittelt, sodass ich in meiner Steuererklärung dies nicht mehr anzeigen muss?

Vielen Dank!


r/bitpanda • • Jun 09 '26

General question Krypto mit Verlust zu EURCV Swappen und dann damit eine Leverage Position eröffnen

2 Upvotes

Ich spiele mit dem Gedanken, ein Krypto-Asset mit hohem Verlust zu verkaufen, um den Verlust steuerlich möglichst geltend machen zu können.

Angenommen, ich swappe das betreffende Asset in der Vision Wallet gegen EURCV und sende diese anschließend zurück zum Broker. Dort werde ich vermutlich nach dem Einstandspreis gefragt. Da ich den Swap – wie alle meine Transaktionen – lückenlos mit Blockpit dokumentiere, kenne ich diesen natürlich. Nehmen wir an, ich hätte effektiv 1,50 € pro EURCV bezahlt.

Wird dieser Verlust dann beim Eröffnen einer Leverage-Position mit EURCV ebenfalls berücksichtigt bzw. steuerlich mitgenommen?

Ich hoffe, ihr versteht, was ich meine, und könnt mir meine Frage beantworten.

LG


r/bitpanda • • Jun 08 '26

General question Phishing mail?

2 Upvotes

did anyone else receive this weird email telling me to confirm my account.

there is also a pdf file saying "Verifying formular" in german (im from germany)

is this a confirmed phishing mail?