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Over 75% Of Americans Are Uncomfortable Investing in Cryptocurrencies

I BOUGHT $400‘000 IN $DOGE 🐶!! https://t.co/vb6fRKRven

Bitcoin Drone Show over Lugano Switzerland

Today marks 9 years since the first Bitcoin ATM was made available to the public

October 29, 2013, the first Bitcoin ATM was opened in a small coffee shop in Vancouver, Canada. Trading at around $200, this enabled casual customers of coffee to swap fiat for Bitcoin and vice versa. It charged a 3% fee on every transaction. Mitchell Demeter, co-founder of the Bitcoiniacs brand ATM said at the time: "Bitcoin is the best performing currency in the world. It has grown over a thousand per cent year after year, for the last four years. So people are using it also as an investment.” Bitcoin later that year went on to hit a peak of $1,163 before cooling off. ​ https://preview.redd.it/9p9b4v5h9tw91.png?width=3003&format=png&auto=webp&s=4350ece427dce920c812a0d737010bd6d540e594

Binance wired $500M to back Musk’s Twitter takeover — CZ

Token Gated Content

Reddit could put moon tokens on the map with token gated content. Everyone active would get X amount of moons per month. Extremely Active users would be rewarded more. Similar to the current system. This would then allow content creators to token gate some of their content for X amount of moons per month. Users could use their tokens for creators of their choice or sell them on the open market. If you want to take it next level, let holders form liquidly pools of Moon-Reddit Avatars. Reddit has a lot of hype right now and if they play their cards right, they could dominate web 3

Coinbase transfers to the Polygon network have been frozen for 9 days and counting.

https://status.coinbase.com/incidents/b9tczc85r52h One of the larger exchanges can't interact with the Polygon/Matic network and it's been an ongoing issue for 9+ days. How is Polygon still relevant with all the network issues??? Coinbase has their own team of Polygon developers and is very invested in Polygon's network, yet customers are consistently burdened with the nonsense that is the Polygon network. It's going to be an interesting bull-run... especially if these major players co tinur to have network issues that have real effects on real people.

Australians Embrace Crypto Amid Record Inflation Numbers: Report

Profanity Check

Bitcoin metric warns of $21K profit-taking as decade-old BTC wakes up

Six Pros Take Their Best Guess On The Market

Cold storage do’s and dont’s?

I see everybody always recommend holding in cold storage, but never see much an explanation why. As a rookie to a lot of more in-depth things related to crypto, what are the pros and cons of cold storage? How exactly does it even work? Do the coins go onto the cold storage device? And also, what are some definite do’s and don’t’s to using cold storage? I think the best way to encourage cryptocurrency is to easily be able to educate people on many of the things surrounding it. The easier it is to explain, the quicker it’ll hit the masses.

Huobi Top Executives Reportedly Resign as Justin Sun Takes Over

#Bitcoin drone show over Lugano, Switzerland https://t.co/D3RSBQViw5

Fun Discussion // A hypothetical list of projects from the most decentralized to least.

It would be interesting to see projects get a decentralization score. Similar to how projects receive a score from a Certik security audit. I think more investors should have more transparency into projects and awareness of the inauthentic projects and VC funded cryptos with large ICO’s. Let’s make a list based on what the CC sub’s perspective is. For example, my number one and two would be 1. BTC , 2. ERGO, … let’s keep is rolling.. to see what everyone’s lists would be, from there we could start to see a master list based on everyone’s input. As a group we could build something that could at least show what projects the CC Sub is feeling confident about the intentions.