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JUST NOW : SEC Grants Approval for First-Ever Leveraged Bitcoin Futures ETF - Anticipation Grows for Potential Surge to $100,000 Bitcoin Price

Super Mario Game Is Loaded With Crypto Malware That Can Steal Your Coins

A decade ago I introduced Kialara to r/bitcoins 130k subscribers, and I’ve remained a bitcoin-only venture ever since. Today I wanted to share my new self-custodial art-wallets with 5 million+ of you.

FTX Executives Knew of $8.9 Billion in Missing Customer Funds in August 2022

Ethereum Foundation is refunding 10% of paid fees

$700 billion increase in US National Debt since the debt ceiling was suspended 3 weeks ago:

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Says CBDCs Are Instruments of Oppression, Plans To Create Policies To Support Bitcoin

Bitcoin Could Soar 10X To Hit $300,000, Reckons XRP Holders’ Lawyer

r/CryptoCurrency Users Conflicted Over Which Wrong Coin To Back For The Next Bull Run

Why I’m bullish

There’s plenty of reasons to be bullish (reasons to be bearish too) at the moment. Bitcoin ETFs being approved, big institutional money entering the game, blockchain adoption across many fields, and the next Bitcoin halving just about 10 months away just to name a few. My biggest bullish indicator is the amount of online users in this sub lately every time I pop in. For many months during this bear it would usually be 3-6k members online. For the past few week’s consistently it’s been 8-10k+ members online. I get it, we have higher numbers of members online when we are dealing with bad news too but this time it’s different IMO. What’s your biggest bullish indicator at the moment? What’s your reason to be bearish? As always thanks for taking the time to read and hopefully engage in a healthy conversation. Cheers! Love, Sugar 😘

Nexo unveil web3 instant Virtual Mastercard, enabling crypto to be used anywhere online, with no personal data or documents required and up to 4.5% cashback

FTX debtors recover $7B, say investigation has been ‘extraordinarily challenging’

JP Morgan accidentally deletes evidence in multi-million record retention screwup