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People whose primary vibe is "I and my tribe are domain-expertise-endowed professionals, the people I criticize and mock are amateurs, and you should shut up" are really really uncool, and people should recognize the pattern and immediately unfollow anyone who exhibits it.

On April 28th, Jim Cramer said Ethereum (ETH) would climb 35% to 40%. Since then, ETH is down 52%

Cone Head #417 sold for 0.12 ETH (~$160) today

President Biden says the pandemic is over. Is the first good news in many months and will definitely have a positive impact on world economy including here crypto as well.

Now before you say Bitcoin to 100k until 2023, there is a long journey ahead. Still this is great news for long term since the pandemic was a pain in the ass for both public health and world economy. Of course ending the war in Ukraine will be the next step forward but here are good news too: Ucranian troops are starting to regain teritory every day. In the end we have inflation, which in my opinion will have the most devastating effect on long term. This week, the Federal Reserve will likely raise rates by another three-quarters of a percentage point for the third consecutive time. There is a lot of work to be done but at least we are on the right direction so hang in there lads.

Wanted crypto developer Do Kwon is not in Singapore, police say

Craig Wright’s Satoshi Proofs ‘Not Credible’ and a ‘Farce,’ Hodlonaut Lawyers Say

Vitalik Buterin reveals Layer-3s to have “bigger role” as Layer-2 scaling ecosystem matures

Saylor: "We could create $100 trillion of value in the real world simply by building applications on top of Bitcoin as a foundation. Continually trying to reinvent the wheel and create competitive things is a massive waste of time, and it's a diversion of human creativity."

Most normal/everyday users don't fully understand crypto

Most people don't understand how crypto actually works. So it's difficult for normal/everyday users to be safe. What do you think? Some cryptocurrency fundamentals are quite technical and sometimes difficult to really understand for normal users. Outside of dev's & extreme hardcore crypto enthusiasts. So does this lead to potential issues? With the traditional banking industry, the same is often true, where many users don't understand exactly what the banks do, outside of the fact that they put their money there and withdraw it. The safety net behind banks is that users don't need to understand what goes on, to be protected, since people's money is protected or insured. And there aren't as many potential rugpulls/scams, since the space is highly regulated. **What will the future of cryptocurrency look like if normal, everyday people need to rely on their own expertise to fully understand and stay protected?**

Jim Cramer is now ‘short’ Nvidia stock

Please Try not to Forget why we Bitcoin

#Bitcoin "dies" like every year, only to come back stronger than before. https://t.co/I0SiO9zsYo

U.S. Treasury is asking for public input to improve its crypto regulations

SEC Claims All of Ethereum Falls Under US Jurisdiction

Number Crypto Scams On YouTube Explodes 335% In First Half Of 2022 | Bitcoinist.com