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The Treasury Department could issue $700 billion in T-bills within weeks of a debt-ceiling deal, draining liquidity from markets

Overall, Goldman expects the Treasury will supply the market with more than $1 trillion of T-bills on a net basis this year. That will pull liquidity out of financial markets. In a separate note, analysts at Bank of America recently said that would have an equivalent impact on the economy as a Federal Reserve rate hike of 25 basis points.

31 billionaires are worth more than the US Treasury has in cash | CNN Business

The EU is watching your wallet, but it still beats the US for crypto

Binance To Invest In Banks To Encourage Pro-Crypto Policies

Free electricity and Crypto mining

As some of you might know, all renewable energy sources are seriously challenging the current energy transportation infrastructure in Europe. Currently, some days this results in negative wholesale energy prices: You get PAID to use energy. This was the case in some regions in Europe yesterday (on the wholesale market) If you can tap into the wholesale market you will earn about * 17kW \* €0,23 per hour = €3,91 per hour (for household outlets) * 55kW \* €0,23 per hour = €12,65 per hour (for industrial outlets, costs €300 to install) On top of your hourly profit from using energy, you could run a miner of any sorts for free. Currently this happens a few days per month. However, it's expected to occur more often in the future. Isn't that a huge opportunity for the energy sector? The way I see it is that a variable amount of crypto mining rigs can serve as a stabilizer for the energy infrastructure. Would this even be possible? I would love to get your take on it. Cheers!

These professional robbers tried stealing a Bitcoin ATM. Disappointed when they weren't able to find any Bitcoins.

Geniuses are behind the curve in an ever changing financial environment.

how unsafe would storing a private key like this be?

I know you're not supposed to save your key online in general, but what if the private key's characters were scrambled and then broken into a few chunks offline, and then those chunks were stored in something like bitwarden into separate notes that were labelled indirectly. Then the steps to put the chunks back together could and unscramble it could be shared separately with my beneficiary who could be setup under bitward account recovery. I could do all these same things offline on paper but it's harder to update if I get a new private key and harder to break into separate pieces of paper without losing any one of them. I can't rely on my beneficiary keeping the papers securely without losing them, but I can more easily share some steps to recover a bitwarden account and access the data to unscramble with the steps.

Show me your crystal balls

Small time invester in the UK here, over the last few weeks I've consolidated my various junk crypto to £2.7K BTC, £1.5K ETH plus a few hundred each in SOL & ADA, realisticly I'm running about even on what I've invested over the last 2 years. I've got a unexpected bill come up £4K do I sell BTC and ETH to cover it and buy if back over the next 4 months, or do I hold and pay interest on credit card? I trust and know you will advise me correctly ...just kidding I know this is Reddit! I'm in this for the long haul or at least until my £5K turns into the £10mil that I was promised by the drunk guy down pub... whichever comes first

PancakeSwap Launches Tower Defense Game—With CAKE Token Rewards

Say NO to CBDC. @cryptograffiti orangepilling the world.

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Meet the Crypto Rich Who Want to Live Forever: Inside Vitalik's Zuzalu

Hardware Wallet Alternatives?

I've seen there's a lot of controversy around Ledger lately with their recovery feature that's supposed to be coming soon. I had a Trezor Model One before getting a Nano X because I wanted the flexibility to manage and move coins from mobile or desktop. I saw that even the more expensive Trezor doesn't allow for moving coins via iOS and I don't want to give up the flexibility. What other hardware wallets out there would you all recommend? I've seen the Ellipal and SafePal S1 in some recommendations and the QR-code-only method is fine by me since I have a webcam I could scan with. Is the Ledger controversy blown out of proportion?

From Beijing to Tokyo, Asian nations get active in crypto regulation