HumbleChain

If I were him, I’d start small, test the waters. If it fails, then scale up. Those who work abroad but don’t have cash should definitely begin small. Mitigating risk is smart, especially with an experienced partner.

Yeah, once they integrate this, I bet traditional banking clients will catch on pretty fast. They'll offer guides to help people understand risks and make better trades.

This is huge news. With $12 trillion in client assets and around 46 million accounts, direct access to BTC and ETH could really push crypto into the mainstream. But US residents will need to open new crypto accounts…

While everyone’s freaking out about institutional sell-offs, there’s this wild story brewing in Europe. Capital B, a company listed in France, has a market cap of just $166 million and they wanna raise a whopping $122…

So Switzerland tried to get Bitcoin as a reserve asset and basically flopped. They wanted to diversify away from euros and dollars since 2021, but nothing changed at the SNB... kinda disappointing.

Because of its limited supply versus rising demand, Bitcoin is definitely a hedge against inflation. Even if it seems shaky short-term, its long-term outlook is solid.

I just saw a post about a user who got back 5 BTC from 2013 using AI. Apparently, he had the wallet ID but no password. He brute-forced over 10 trillion options with btcrecover, then finally used AI to help. Crazy stuff.

So they actually approved it? That's kinda hilarious but like, how do they plan to handle all that cash? I mentioned this back when they were gearing up for the vote. I'm glad to see the update, thanks for sharing it…

Yeah, a whale sold during a huge downturn. Weird timing. If they panicked, that’s on them, but lots of people are seeing red now.

Definitely some signs of negligence. Bithumb employees really messed things up, and the market is reflecting that.