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Which crypto projects have fallen the furthest from ATH but still have potential next bull run?

A majority of projects have fallen over 90% from their ATH, many of which are already dead or on their last legs. Which projects do you guys still have the faith that they can make a decent comeback or reach new all-time highs? Which ones are still pushing out new code and are actively progressing? The next bull run is on the way (hopefully) and as we've seen before, alt season gets pretty intense. I'd like to look into some new projects that are still working hard on growth through this bear market. edit: Feel free to also mention the projects that you think are for sure dead in the water which is equally as helpful IMO.

US Senator Elizabeth Warren: Bitcoin and crypto needs to shut down because it's funding fentanyl trade - Are you kidding me?

Bitcoin and Ethereum Dip as PEPE Falls 9% on Fading Meme Coin Mania

Blockchains should not be seen only as currencies

The public view on blockchain technology is actually very limited. Not all transactions on a blockchain are related to currencies. A currency is something with a regulated quantity and gains a proxy value from a market economy where it can be traded for "real value". Blockchains provide a more secure way than central databases to implement this, but transactions without limited quantity are possible all the same and can still have a meaningful utility. Whatever transaction you perform on a blockchain is documented, stored, and linked to your public key by a decentralized database. Whatever message you put into the transaction, it becomes a part of history and can be used later to prove something or to represent some information. I think people focus too much on earning money from the heap of various currencies created with this technology and too little on actually solving problems with it.

What's with all the China cryptocurrency hopium, and would they even move the needle?

Not sure if it's just Moon farmers utilizing their bots to farm up some more Moons in their wallets or what, but if you check out the "New" section of this sub-Reddit, every other post is about China possibly getting back into the cryptocurrency game. The question I pose to all of you fine folks is, does any of this even matter? We've all been head faked too many times in the past as it pertains to China via all the games they like to play. They put so many rules and regulations on whatever cryptocurrency play they make, that in the end, almost none of it will even make a difference to the market as a whole. Let's say China comes out with China Coin, are any of you going to touch it? I'd bet no, so what's the deal with all this China China China crap?

The PulseChain Sideshow Tent Is Collapsing

Reddit Co-Founder Still Believes Play-to-Earn Will Be the Standard for Gaming

Sen. Elizabeth Warren points to crypto payments as facilitating fentanyl trade in China

IRS Can Access Your Coinbase Trade Records, John Doe Summons Valid

Holding on to my Alts for So Long – Is it Time to Cut My Losses and Switch to Blue Chips?

Hey fellow cryptocurrency enthusiasts! I've been on this rollercoaster ride with my altcoins, holding on tight and buying more every week as the market kept going down. Now, I'm considering whether it's worth it to cut my losses and swap my alts for some reliable blue-chip cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). I'm thinking of implementing a Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) strategy for BTC and ETH, but I can't help but wonder if it's better to just take the hit on my alts and reallocate the funds into more stable assets. Of course, I do plan to buy back most, if not all, of the alts I currently hold during the next alt season. I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences on this matter. Have any of you been in a similar situation? What decisions did you make, and how did they pan out for you? Thank you in advance for your insights!

Mass Layoffs At Binance? Company Admits to “Reevaluating” Roles

UAE and Hong Kong partner to strengthen Bitcoin and Crypto development and regulations.

Defi Scam from Plenty of Fish?

Hi, I've been on PoF talking to a girl (now on Telegram). We've been talking for a week and she's constantly brought up how she's taking profits from or looking at her defi if I ask her what she's doing. She's now asked me to get into defi with her and open a defi wallet on [crypto.com](https://crypto.com/) so that we can "do something together" and so I can show my trust in her. I have all sorts of red flags popping up. She says she'll even pay the $30 fee herself and just wants to do something together with each other. She says I can't lose money if she's the one paying the fees, so why be scared. Does anyone have any experience with this? I like her a lot but I'm now worried this was all BS. Any thoughts? ​ Edit: Thanks all for your insights. I'm going to block this 'girl' and leave this post up in the hopes it helps someone in the future.

Millions of PC Motherboards Were Sold With a Firmware Backdoor

Coffeezilla is releasing an investigation video tomorrow - thoughts

Coffeezilla posted a community post not long ago sati got that he will release a part 1 tomorrow about an investigation into a $500m scheme where money laundering was present and government got involved. Who do you think is the culprit? With many events we’ve seen in the past year, surely it drew away some of the potential investors and put crypto in a dark spot for some time. What is your current stance on scams in crypto? Surely, it happens with fiat too and naive people will always exist, but that doesn’t make it *right* to exist. Also, thanks Coffeezilla for all your hard work and making the videos entertaining! Interested about your thoughts and thanks for reading.