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Litecoin Surpasses Bitcoin as the Most Used Cryptocurrency on BitPay Payment Platform

Binance plunges into crisis as senior execs quit over CEO Changpeng Zhao’s response to Justice Department investigation

PEPE2 is making me lose faith in humanity.

Like genuinely, do people not learn how it goes with these memecoins. Last bull market we have like 100+ inus, a few decide to slap baby before the coins name. We actually had a coin called dogelonmars. The worst part about that coin in particular is that it's actually still active in crypto. With a daily trading volume of 1.5 m, and market cap of nearly 90 million. I'm really wondering who is still buying coins like pepe and PEPE2. I know around mid bull market memecoins were actually not the worst strategy if you were able to put greed aside. But we've seen how those coins have fared. So many of them down 99 percent and many rug pulled to practically 100 percent down. But to be fair, memecoins attract a lot of investors to crypto, some get burned and they leave with a bad taste in their mouth, but others research the other side of crypto, and that's what introduces a lot of people to crypto. TLDR: let's all releas baby pepe inu 3 for fat stacks.

Time to Place Your Bets: what is the next BlackSwan for Crypto.

After multiple Black Swans in 2022 (Terra Collapse, Celsius Collapse, FTX Collapse, and many others) it looked like 2023 was off to a great start with no new massive catastrophes. (Of course we might still get through 2023 without another BlackSwan in crypto.) >With recent News in Crypto about Binance Senior Executives resigning in mass - you have to wonder if we're heading for another BlackSwan (i.e. Are Binance senior executives trying to abandon ship before it goes down. Binance has a long history of operating in the shadows and refusing to be transparent in their records. Could the Senior Execs know something we don't? So with this newest FUD in the market it's time to place your Bets: What is the next BlackSwan for Crypto? [View Poll](https://www.reddit.com/poll/14smqtg)

Why is investing in crypto looked down upon?

This is speaking from my own experience but I have this feeling that everyone outside of the crypto space looks down upon investors of crypto and on cryptocurrency itself. I haven't told my family about me investmenting in crypto and I will probably keep it this way for a long time but when i'm talking to friends or other people that aren't familiar with crypto, then I have this strong feeling that they think it's something stupid that only idiots would spend their time and money on. Do you guys feel the same way as me? I really believe that crypto is destined to play a huge deal in the future. Did the same happen when the internet first started appearing? Sorry for rambling on but this was on my mind lately after having a conversation with someone that kinda made fun of me for believing in crypto and investing in it, instead of investing in something "real" like stocks or bonds.

Will Crypto Recover? - 2023 Market Outlook w/ Potential Catalysts

The Dark Side of Meme Coins – Why Useless Shitcoins Are Bubbles Waiting to Burst

The Prime Minister of Ukraine is now asking the exchanges to block all Russian users out. No matter the politics but this is a great reminder to take your coin out of any exchange. One day, your country could be on the list too. Not your keys, not yo

Binance controls 90% of stablecoin TrueUSD supply after overnight spike

Multichain Bridges Experience Unannounced Outflows of Over $130M in Crypto

Multichain was possibly drained.

US Homeland Security returns $314K from 2016 Bitfinex hack

NY Fed, big banks report success with centralized blockchain payments

Patriots Ex Tom Brady & Gisele: $50 Million Loss in Cryptocurrency Scam?

Bitcoin Four Year Cycle showing diminishing returns.

​ [2024 bull market peak expected to be $120,000](https://preview.redd.it/elvfwzw2t9ab1.jpg?width=2291&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=430801e023c7cb4b842054d4a989f9fcb53451b8) The orange vertical raise depict the having event every four years, the blue horizontal rays depict the peak of the bull market, and the beginning of the bear market. The white curve is the most important piece of this graph, It shows **diminishing returns** for bitcoin. If you bought BTC at the beginning of the having event, and sold at the end of the bull market, in each cycle you will have achieved: \- (2012) 10,500%/**105X** \- (2016) 3,050%/**30.5X** \- (2020) 650%/**6.5X** \- (2024) (Prediction) 425%/**4.25x** In my opinion this is both good and bad, in order for bitcoin to be a stable currency, it needs to be less volatile. Although it is a bummer to lose out on those X's. There's a lot more to unpack with this graph such as lengthening cycles ​

F.B.I. Searched the Home of Crypto Exchange Founder Jesse Powell ( Ex-CEO of Kraken ) [NOMOONS]