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Millennials Were Optimistic About Their Financial Future—but Now, Not So Much

New proud owner of 1 Ethereum

Buying the dip finally got me into the ETH market. Whooohoooo!

⚠️ Only 2 million #Bitcoin left to be mined ⚠️ https://t.co/h1Vcv7Uibz

People ask me what exchange I use. I mainly trade on Bybit because no KYC (10sec signup with only email/password). I trade only 10% of my portfolio, 90% is in cold storage. Trading focus is passive income with futures & options. Writing an article on this. https://t.co/8OI2agrLDD

Time for a summer relief rally to $30K for #Bitcoin.

#BTC: the imperfect triangle broke https://t.co/qLJNmZ07f8

GPU Prices Decline 57% Since Jan As Ethereum Mining Profits Go Down

Long-term patience, short-term urgency.

Why do people even recommend ledger?

It seems antithetical to the idea of bitcoin. With their data leak, the fact that they’re not open source. If they didn’t log users data, there wouldn’t have been a leak in the first place, so they’re obviously logging data. It seems sketchy to me that they’re by far the most recommended wallet on this sub and many other crypto subs. Is it just because they have an easy app? Because it looks cool? It’s just easiest? It just seems weird to me. Any input and opinions would be appreciated.

6 billion $ in deposits simply vanished from several banks in China

Several news outlets reporting the scandal Customers at a handful of banks in China are demonstrating . Their deposits have been inaccessible for several months. And it's looking increasingly like they got scammed. Their anger is being compounded by a chilling step the government appears to have taken to keep them from making noise. This is what banks are capable of. One mistake, regardless if ill fated or accidental, can make your virtual fiat, poof away in a blink of an eye. And when the country in question is what it is, then you are really screwed. [source](https://www.npr.org/2022/06/17/1105970843/heres-why-customers-at-a-handful-of-tiny-banks-in-central-china-are-up-in-arms?t=1656873769418) (News article above only mentions 200 million however this is false. There is apparently more than 6billion USD worth of yuans that have been either inaccessible or simply gone, and no bigger media houses apparently reporting this)

Anyone up for some #Bitcoin cake? 🎂 https://t.co/KQOKIZVsue

Financial Experts: #Crypto is risky. Best to be in cash. Me & the boys on Uniswap, Binance, & FTX: https://t.co/Ajy9WMKwC5

Are there magic lines based on mathematics that can give you trading signals?? In this blog, you’ll learn about the Fibonacci retracement tool. Can it do what we wrote above? Read the article and make your own judgment call. https://t.co/fvTuo2sbRN

Twitter accepting BTC tips now

which of these exchanges would you trust the most- Coinbase, Robinhood or Gemini?

Unfortunately the state that I live in has some strict crypto exchanges regulations that blocks many exchanges from being used here in the state. So it pretty much leaves me with just these options to buy crypto from. I know Robinhood has a bad reputation so I could see that being the least popular here. I used to use Coinbase too but the recent news that said they can take peoples assets in case they ever went bankrupt makes me feel sketchy about them. Gemini a lot of people seem to like but they are smaller than the others so I'm not sure if they're totally safer than someone like Coinbase, but who knows. What do you think, which would you buy from if you had to choose one? Thanks