tom51

Funding fees aren’t new. They’ve been around since futures were introduced in crypto. Not the same as stock trading though.

When shorting new coins, always check the funding fees. They can be steep and happen quickly, like every hour.

I thought exchanges were robbing me too. I’d see profits vanish until I figured out funding rates. If you trade without knowing the rules, surprises await.

Tokenized stocks aren’t exactly new. FTX had something similar, but they never caught on. I wonder why they didn’t last, especially after FTX collapsed. Can these tokenized assets really hold value long-term? Stocks…

It’s tough to keep moving funds while day trading. I usually leave what I’m trading on the exchange and maybe withdraw profits occasionally. I don’t change my position size on margin calls; my stop-loss does that for me.

Greg, what you said is just wild. I had to take a screenshot because it’s so absurd. This totally deserves its own thread. You mentioned BIP110 would confiscate coins under certain conditions, but can you point to any…

Interesting how you claim this is a new platform yet your username matches the domain name. You really think we’re buying this? I’d steer clear of your exchange.

A newbie account claiming to have 8 years of experience? Yeah, right. What’s the payment method?

Right, but I’m curious how resellers can undercut the official prices. Whatsminer is showing $5800 while Microbt has it higher.

For sure, that site is the real deal. Also, there’s another one connected to them, but it seems like everything's sold out there.

Just a day later, lesser-known Chinese AIs like Deepseek and Qwen 3 Max are outperforming the big names. Makes you think about where priorities lie in the industry.

I wouldn't say one is more dangerous than the other. Both predicting and refusing to react can lead to losses. The market's unpredictable, and even experienced traders get fooled by fake-outs or traps.

With a win rate of 5.7%, you might as well just bet against every call from GPT 5 😂 Less trades mean less risk, except for Qwen3 Max.

Yeah, not sure about that. I'd stick with trusted sources. Offordscott was good too, but he's banned now. If you're still looking, check his stuff out.

Lol, someone's trying to use AI to post here. That’s not gonna work out well for your account. Seriously, who wants to read boring robot stuff? It’s all about real talk if you want trust here.

Honestly, these Ordinals are just a joke. Bitcoin wasn’t made for storing junk like JPEGs. It just makes fees skyrocket for everyone else. Can you imagine how bad it’ll get in a bull run?

Depends on who you ask. If you’re a user, you’re probably happy about lower fees. But miners? Not so much. The fees pre-Ordinals were way cheaper. I used to get transactions confirmed for like 2 cents.

What d5000 is proposing is kinda like my idea. Raise the dust limit to 5000 sats. It’ll make fake pubkeys more expensive to spam.

You’re referring to the coinbase miner inscription. It's a tiny space for miners to sign their blocks. So you think I have to support junk in blocks to be a true bitcoiner?

You’re cherry-picking Satoshi's words. He wasn’t pushing for file hosting on Bitcoin. He was suggesting it as a payment method. Preventing non-monetary data isn’t censorship.