@Michael_Ross

Trying to move some BTC out of a platform I've been using. The withdrawal has been sitting there since yesterday and support said there's a fee I need to take care of first.It's around $1,800, which f… read more

I know a 3–4% Bitcoin move isn't exactly unusual, but the timing caught my attention. We went from roughly $75K last week to $87K, and now BTC is giving some of it back. What I'm trying to understand … read more

Came across a piece saying it's targeting $120 as ETF inflows and network activity pick up. The $120 part is whatever, price targets are always a bit iffy. What got me was the claim that DEX activity … read more

BTC was above 82k last week, and now we're around 78k. I know that's not a huge move in BTC terms but still feels pretty quick. Then I saw the ETFs apparently had almost $1B coming in last week. So… read more

Saw that European Blockchain Convention is happening September 16-17 and they're talking about things like stablecoins, tokenisation, custody and payments. I'm still pretty new to this stuff but is th… read more

There seem to be a lot more crypto conferences happening in September than during the summer. Do you think these events actually create hype for certain projects, or do most announcements end up being… read more

I've been seeing people on X and YouTube talking about the Federal Funds Rate decision like it's one of the biggest events for both Bitcoin and the rest of the crypto market. I'm still pretty new to f… read more

I've seen people complain about Ethereum gas fees for years, but most of those comments seem to be from older discussions. Is Ethereum still expensive to use today, or has the situation improved?

Have you ever bought a coin simply because everyone was talking about it? I think most investors have done this at least once. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, but hype can be hard to ignor… read more

The more time I spend in crypto, the more I wonder how many people are investing because they understand a project versus simply following the crowd. It often feels like strong narratives attract more… read more