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Saylor stressed that the real danger of this action is invalidating currently valid transactions, even as they pay mining fees. He has stressed that spam is not currently a problem for the Bitcoin network. Michael Saylor Labels BIP-110 As ‘Dangerous’ As the activation of Bitcoin Improvement Proposal-110 (BIP-110), a so-called anti-spam fork for Bitcoin, looms, […]Crypto News, Bitcoin (BTC), michael saylor

Gold fell 1.6% and silver dropped 4.3% this past week as a fragile U.S. jobs report and a fresh U.S.-Iran flare-up pulled precious metals in opposite directions within days of each other. Spot gold started the week near $4,175 an ounce. Futures pushed as high as $4,215.50 on Monday after the Bureau of Labor Statistics […]Market Updates, gold, market updates, markets and prices, Precious Metals, silver

Hello everyone, can anyone tell me if the module Binance is safe? I would like to start using it since it takes less taxes to pay and exchange money. Thanks for any feedback! You might also be interested in reading Ethereum losing streak vs. Bitcoin hits 15 months — Can ETH price reverse course?.

Several sources told CoinDesk that a new draft of the Clarity Act may drop this week, but challenges remain.Policy, Newsletters, State of Crypto, Clarity Act, Election 2026, News You might also be interested in reading K+S Aktiengesellschaft reports Q2 results.

Bitcoin’s mining difficulty fell 5% on July 11, dropping to 127.17 trillion in the network’s 14th adjustment of 2026 and pulling the metric closer to its low for the year. The adjustment landed at block height 957600. Difficulty moved from 133.87 trillion to 127.17 trillion, a decline of roughly 6.70 trillion. The change took effect […]Mining, Bitcoin Miners, Hashrate, mining, Mining Difficulty

Standard Chartered sees communication challenges facing the biggest digital asset treasury company as “muddying the waters” for Bitcoin in the near term. You might also be interested in reading Marathon Digital Expands Mining Operations to Include Kaspa.

I’m researching a creator-led model for event markets. Instead of creators only promoting an existing market, they would define the question through a structured template, provide the required parameters, and attach a clear resolution source. The platform would standardise the rules and settlement process. The difficult part is trust. A creator may understand the topic and already have an audience, but they may also have incentives to frame the market unfairly.

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Got into crypto recently and opened an IRA through iTrustCapital and started filling a cold wallet with XRP. I have probably 5,000 shares of XRP and $2000 split between SOL, LINK, HBAR, ETH, BTC, XLM, and flare. The more I read this sub the more XRP sounds like a scam. My average cost is $1.62, should I hold and hope it reclaims ATH after a catalyst like the clarity act or dump it now?