Binance India says Bitcoin’s relationship with traditional assets has become more consistent as BTC reflects broader macro dynamics.
Coinbase's Base network is targeting June 25 for its Beryl mainnet upgrade, introducing a B20 token standard aimed at lowering token creation and storage c
The NFT-born franchise is bringing its Vibes Series 3 trading cards to Target stores across the US as it expands into physical products and mainstream retail.
The SEC has proposed rescinding corporate climate disclosure rules, a move that could affect reporting burdens for public companies including listed crypto
The Ethereum Foundation is promoting clear signing standards intended to make wallet approvals more readable and reduce phishing risks.
I just got random 0,03 YFIB on my Ethereum Adress. Now it is the most valuable Asset that I am holding. 0,03 YFIB costs more then 68.000 USD Is this a scam what I have to do to be safe? Am I able to remove it cause it does not show me how much I really heave.
1 YFIB shows me is 2467424,99 USD submitted by /u/Pulsary28 [link] [comments]
> Except from article. In a June 19 X post, Grant Cardone announced that his real estate investment firm added 282 BTC to its treasury.
Based on current market prices, the purchase is valued at roughly $18 million and comes as Bitcoin trades near the $63,000 level following a broader crypto market decline linked to tensions surrounding the Israel-Lebanon conflict.
The latest purchase follows another acquisition made during a recent market downturn, when Cardone Capital bought 130 BTC valued at approximately $9.7 million.
The transaction adds to a growing Bitcoin position that Cardone has continued to expand through a strategy tied directly to income-producing real estate assets. submitted by /u/zesushv [link] [comments]
Philippine SEC Commissioner Rogelio Quevedo told Cointelegraph that tokenized assets could give Filipinos more legitimate investment options while helping steer them away from scams.
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Two Texas brothers admitted to holding a Minnesota family at gunpoint and forcing the transfer of $8 million in cryptocurrency.
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Been researching privacy-preserving ways to move between cryptocurrencies (specifically XMR to other assets) without going through KYC exchanges, and wanted to share findings since this comes up a lot here. Why this matters for privacy: Centralized exchanges link your identity to every transaction through KYC.
Once you've verified your identity on an exchange, every coin that touches that account is now associated with you permanently in their records — even years later if there's a data breach or subpoena. Non-custodial cross-chain swap protocols avoid this entirely.
You never create an account, never submit ID, and the protocol never takes custody of your funds — it just facilitates a direct wallet-to-wallet swap. Protocols worth knowing about: THORChain — Fully decentralized, no KYC by design. Supports XMR directly which is rare.
Has occasionally paused trading for security audits, worth checking status before large swaps. Chainflip — Similar non-custodial model, faster settlement, but currently does not support XMR directly (mainly BTC/ETH/SOL pairs). Tokensfund > I built this so people will be able to compare both in one place.
A privacy consideration people miss: even with non-custodial swaps, the destination address you provide is visible on-chain. If privacy is the goal, sending to a fresh address (not one already linked to your identity) matters more than which protocol you use.
One real limitation: none of these protocols are anonymous by default — they're non-custodial, which is different. XMR's privacy comes from Monero's own protocol design (ring signatures, stealth addresses), not from the swap mechanism.
Swapping into XMR via THORChain doesn't retroactively anonymize your BTC, for example. Curious if others here have audited these protocols' actual privacy guarantees more rigorously, or if there are better alternatives I'm missing for XMR-specific routes. submitted by /u/b4basit [link] [comments]
Building a cross-chain risk detection tool (MetaChain, via Michigan Tech's MTEC SmartZone incubator) and doing customer discovery. Not selling anything here. If you've ever been caught in a rug pull/exploit, or actively work to avoid them: what signals do you actually rely on before entering a position?
And was there anything in hindsight that would've warned you earlier? Happy to do a quick DM follow-up with anyone willing to go deeper (15 min, no pitch). Just trying to learn from real experience. submitted by /u/labslizard [link] [comments]
Andre Cronje, Michael Kong and David Richardson stepped down from the Sonic Labs board on Friday, while Matt Visser has been appointed as CEO, replacing Mitchell Demeter who resigned in February.
Now it’s about finding the right vault to your risk appetite. The game has changed submitted by /u/hduynam99 [link] [comments]
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tl;dr: Over the course of the past 4.5 years, I’ve taken out ~$175,000 in personal loans and 0% credit card balance transfer loans to purchase 5 Bitcoin. I've paid ~$18,000 in interest. All loans were unsecured. No risk of liquidation. As mentioned in my previous (4 year) update, all loans were paid in full.
This new loan is all I have outstanding. I've been making updates every 6 months or so since the beginning. See my post history for previous updates. ************ Today, June 19th, 2026 Bitcoin is trading at $63,00 per coin, which brings the current value of my 5₿ to $315,000.
The average price I paid is ~$38,600 per Bitcoin. My total cost basis is ~$193,000 for 5₿ ($175k in loans + $18,000 in interest).
This comes to ~63% unrealized profit or ~$122,000 in dollar terms as of today. ************** Not much new to report other than that I couldn’t resist this recent dip so I went ahead and took out another 0% interest credit card balance transfer for $15,000 and bought 0.25BTC. This brings my total to 5 Bitcoin.
I know I said I was done taking out loans, but with the price so low and the balance transfer loan at 0%, plus a 3% transfer fee, I thought to myself why not make it a clean 5 Bitcoin! I’ve been throwing just about everything I have into it for the past 5 years anyway.
I recently decided to start investing in the stock market again for the first time in ages. I feel like I have enough Bitcoin now that I can move on. It won’t take me long to pay off this most recent loan, maybe 5-6 months at most. I can easily afford it. I will say this though…
Bitcoin has seriously underperformed what I originally anticipated. Last years bull market was underwhelming to say the least. It really hasn’t done much better than stocks the past 5 years.
Pretty much every single prediction I’ve heard about Bitcoin and institutional adoption of the past 5 years has failed to materialize. I’m sick of all the moonboys as much as I am the haters. Not to mention, the Bitcoin community has become fragmented and kind of toxic if I’m being honest.
I have had to filter out and unfollow a lot of people this past year in the Bitcoin community. I still think Bitcoin is the apex asset but I’m going o be diversifying with new income moving forward. I will reassess in a 3 years time. submitted by /u/Vaginosis-Psychosis [link] [comments]