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I have all of my ETH staking in Coinbase

I have all of my ETH staking in Coinbase. I have built up quite a bit and I am not as knowledgeable as a lot of you. Good folks are please tell me if this is a good idea or a bad idea thank you all in advance.

Moons bigger adoption would lead to lower ratios, which may lead to lower engagement and hype. Do you think this is a design issue?

I recently made a post about shilling moons outside of reddit(on twitter for example). Most people didn't approve of the idea because they would like moons adoption to happen organically, which is a totally valid reason, but many ppl said they don't want that because it leads to lower ratios, hence making stacking those moons harder for them. Now I get that ppl would like to hold more moons, but I feel like if those get to their target where they'd consider themselves a "moon whale", they will just keep holding and stop engaging in the community because of the lower ratios, before dumping their bags eventually. I think the project will fail this way in the long term, because everyone will consider themselves "too late" and stop trying to contribute to the conversations around here. Do you think this is a design issue? And if you do, how can it be fixed(if that is even possible)

Gary Gensler Says SEC Believes Ethereum Is Not a Security—At MIT in 2018

Ohio Man Steals 712 Bitcoin From Brother, Sentenced to Prison

Hamas to Stop Accepting Bitcoin Donations Due to Privacy Risk for Donors

Early days of Bitcoin - Satoshi meets Hal. Credit @BigSeanHarris

[SERIOUS] What would it take for you to leave crypto?

Hey everyone! When people are invested into something (working in a company, living in a specific place, investing into X, etc.) I often like to ask "**What would it take for you to leave X?**" to get some interesting perspectives on what matters to the people. This is different than asking "Why are you here?" - because people often answer things different than what they actually care about (because of sub-optimal psychological self-assesment, bias, over-confidence, common set phrases, etc.). However, by asking specific questions on scenarios which would have them decide to leave, we can circumvent that and get a slightly better assessment because people are encouraged to actually think deeper about it. Hence, now to you! *What would need to happen in the world (or in your personal experience) for you to leave crypto or specific projects? Try to think of specific scenarios rather than generic ones.* Curious to hear, what we all think on this 😄

What percentage of your crypto portfolio should be bitcoin?

I’m getting back into crypto and just curious with all the tokens out now. I’m very bullish on bitcoin and already have several other tokens and am looking to build my bitcoin position. Will definitely DCA and not seeking financial advice.

MicroStrategy's Bitcoin Stash Could Potentially Make It The World's Richest Company

Just Bitcoin or diversify? 5 cryptocurrencies to watch in the next few days

Shibarium USDT staking platform.. All was going great until when i withdrew my rewards - gas cost $35. this is theft.,. because my earnings was $90 and i have to pay $35 in fee to get them.. avoid

I just broadcasted a transaction and its saying its going to take ~45 minutes to confirm. I've never seen it take this long is this normal?

Alex Becker sold his company for $100 million. Not a bad score. Now that's a moon boy

Hacker reportedly steals bitcoin from Russia’s intelligence services