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🇺🇸 US Congressman: Biden Admin trying to cut off #Bitcoin & crypto companies from banking is a "destructive regulatory strategy” that is "stagnating innovation." 👏 https://t.co/NCOpmnRsd6

Fidelity Crypto quietly went live, giving millions of retail customers access to bitcoin, ether https://t.co/8UyanzGeaX

When Swiss banks need bailouts to survive it’s probably a decent time to think about buying #Bitcoin.

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A li’l quiz! Name the game 🎮👇 Hint: It’s part of our incubations program. #Web3Gaming #CryptoGaming https://t.co/Bh0tDazIRj

CCIP-054- ChatGPT/AI Fix

I made a [post](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrencyMeta/comments/113bozo/chat_gptai_proposal/?ref=share&ref_source=link) on this recently in [r/cryptocurrencymeta](https://www.reddit.com/r/cryptocurrencymeta) and it was met with mostly positive reception. The problem: ChatGPT and other ai generated posts have been cropping up more in the sub, whether this is simply posts "I asked chatgpt *x*,*y*,*z*" or if its just taken straight from there and not declared These clutter the sub and don't really add any entertainment or quality The solution: My suggestion is that we bring posts related to chatgpt or other ai as a separate flair in line with the current karma rules for comedy posts (0.1x multiplier) If posts are not declared as AI then it should be dealt with in line with the current rules regarding plagiarism This will enable people to still post if they want to whilst tackling the problem. [View Poll](https://www.reddit.com/poll/11s65wt)

JUST IN - BlackRock: "Very interesting developments" are happening in #Bitcoin and crypto - SEC filing In emerging markets it's "bringing down costs and advancing financial inclusion." 🙌 https://t.co/fxdjF0uOm0

Cathie Wood complains that regulators unfairly targeted crypto while missing the crisis ‘looming’ in traditional banking

What’s going to make you sell and how much will you let go?

Things have been moving In the right direction and I know it could all change in a heartbeat but I’ve been around since 2019 so I’m Still positive. Aside from holding til a fixed point in time, for instance 2030 or when you retire I started thinking about what else might trigger people to cash out partially or everything. I’ve tried to work on the basis of only investing what I can afford to lose but that being said if I got hit with a mega bill out of the blue then I’d potentially consider cashing out, although it’s unlikely given how long it would take to end staking periods. Do you have a set price which would Act as a trigger for selling? Or would you sell if you needed to pay medical bills? Or are you just waiting for a certain point in time at which point you’ll cash out no matter what? I wonder how many people are currently not sure when they’ll cash out and could potentially just hodl until they die.

Credit Suisse has been under stress all day, but now the Swiss National Bank is committing to provide whatever liquidity is necessary. Maybe the bank issues aren’t a crypto or tech issue…

Describe BNB Chain using one emoji 👀

I like to collect these reminders of hyperinflation (pictured with the solution)

The US is heading for a credit crunch and now is the time to buy gold and bitcoin, Galaxy CEO Mike Novogratz says

How Africans Are Using Bitcoin Without Internet Access

Yup, Credit Suisse will be saved. You should save yourself. Start self-custody and buy #Bitcoin. Simple. Price may go up or down short term, but long term you’ll be way better of and you’ll keep your purchasing power.