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There are people out there who still trust government currency.

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When You Control Your Bitcoin, You’re Responsible for It Too.

I remember the first time I made a Bitcoin transaction. I checked the wallet address several times before hitting confirm. That was when I realized how different Bitcoin is from traditional banking. If you send your funds to the wrong address, there’...

Brazil's largest crypto exchange, Mercado Bitcoin, suspends deposits and withdrawals after reportedly being hacked for over $40 million.

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Found something weird on my uncle’s old mining laptop from 2010. Has anyone ever heard of “Old Diff” the tortoise? [LONG]

Background My uncle passed away last year. He was the kind of guy who had a Slackware install before most people had email. He worked as a sysadmin for a logistics company most of his life, lived alone, never married, and was basically the “com...

Bibi and the Blockchain: When a Prime Minister Plans for Sanctions Evasion

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Who controls the private keys of governments' Bitcoin wallets?

How do governments create and secure their Bitcoin cold wallets? Someone has to generate the private keys, right? Couldn't that person secretly keep a copy and steal the Bitcoin later? How do governments prevent this? Is there any public informat...

Why most of bitcoin hacking incident

Caused by seed phrases exposure? (Private wallet) if I'm wrong im sorry, but I think seed phrase exposure is more often than hot wallet application hacking how do you think about this? Am I wrong? submitted by /u/Extreme-Pin164 [l...

next move

75k holding early this week would be the one thing that gives me some hope here. but honestly this still feels like one of those setups where another sharp leg down could come sooner than people expect.. Everyone is being extra cautious here s...

Institutional Bitcoin custody on Google Cloud

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somehow, it's never enough.

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Mentor Monday, November 02, 2026: Ask all your bitcoin questions!

Ask (and answer!) away! Here are the general rules: If you'd like to learn something, ask. If you'd like to share knowledge, answer. Any question about Bitcoin is fair game. And don't forget to check out /r/BitcoinBeginners You can sort...

$3.64b withdrawn from Binance in the last few hours

Binance has resumed withdrawals for most cryptos. Now that they’re back on, people are withdrawing at a massive scale. Overall, I’m a fan of more crypto moving off CEXes and into self-custodial wallets. Hacks like this are a brutal reminder that inte...

All in

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Daily Discussion, November 02, 2026

Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank yo...

Google is launching Institutional Bitcoin Custody on GCP

GCP documentation: https://docs.cloud.google.com/multi-party-compute/bitcoin-custody submitted by /u/No_Resolution8762 [link] [comments]

Bro is smoking long fiat

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How much of an object’s value is actually in the object, and how much is in the story we tell about it?

I’ve been thinking about collectible markets lately, particularly rare coins, trading cards, and historical memorabilia. A piece of cardboard can sell for millions of dollars. A coin can become extraordinarily valuable because of its age, rarity, his...

Does your bitcoin shop support agentic payments ? Check here

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Would you trust Coldcard Q and Ledger Stax in a multisig setup?

I've got two Coldcard Qs and two Ledger Stax devices, and I'm looking at setting up a Bitcoin multisig wallet. With all the recent security concerns around hardware wallets, I'm hesitant to use either brand. My thinking was to pick up a t...

Glitter polish could've prevented Ledger attack

I still cannot comprehend how big companies undermine good security practices. Tamper proffing is mandatory for any device that claims to be secure. Applying simple nail glitter polish, taking photo and connecting it to the device serial number would...

As always..

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2026 November 6 Spotlight: Physical Cryptocurrency featuring The Otoh Collection Showcase Auction #61663

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Binance Hack 2026

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Could this be the final dip of the cycle? BTC's resilience to the Binance hack is surprisingly strong

Hey guys, I wanted to open a discussion about where we are in the cycle. Could this be the final major correction before the next leg up? In previous cycles, a hack involving a tier-1 exchange like Binance would have completely decimated the price an...

can you stop moving for a second?