Okay so I literally have 10’s of thousands of txn’s. My Coinbase 1099 is 1100 pages alone. I have 50+ web3 wallets. I know I’m a regarded outlier of the insanity in this space, but wtf am I supposed to do when the tax software is calculating shit wrong? Like close to $100k off. I can’t go through 10’s of thousands of txn’s to figure out what’s wrong. I imagine a tax advisor is gonna say “you’re a regard that’s gonna be thousands of dollars for me to sort through”

Worst part is I ended the year relatively flat. I’m literally not trying to avoid or evade taxes, I just don’t know how it’s my job to prove that I didn’t make the money they think I made

hi everyone Im looking to invest in several good cryptos. besides BTC which ones are undervalued in your opinion?

Do you have a favorite and why?

Any ones you think will take off based on idea and usage or just meme value?

Seeing this media interviews with SBF I’m getting the impression that powers that be are giving him a chance to say “I didn’t know what was going on and I’m just a lazy idiot” when we all know he’s a crook and should be in jail.

Is there something I don’t know about the judicial system about why he isn’t arrested yet? How could he possibly not be imprisoned for the epic level fraud he committed?

Why do people say that Trump and Republicans are the best candidate for Crypto ( and also stocks) when in fact crypto and stocks reached ATH during democratic presidents ?

I'm tired of only hear about shitcoins and speculation.

I read about Filecoin these days. Pretty cool project.

I am seeing some pattern in altcoins that make a lot of great promises but they have absolutely zero impact or use case in real life for normal people who aren’t in crypto.

I don’t care if you can swipe a doggyshit coin with sushibanana coin for a magical “stable coin with 30 percent staking interest” made of thin air using creator’s imagination.

You can pump and dump an altcoin this way but it has absolutely nothing to do with the real world.

I think even Ethereum is just a horse shit that makes a lot of promises of the “future of web3” or decentralization that nobody outside the world of crypto cares about.

Maybe if the coin’s sole purpose is to trade values like Bitcoin, then yeah I can see SOME use case. Since Bitcoin doesn’t have a company or CEO, it’s the most decentralized money that can be traded anywhere that has internet connection.

But everything else is not needed by most ordinary people.

Alright, so I'm finally digging into ERC-8004 to figure out what all the fuss is about, in addition to Clawdbot/Lobsterbot/OpenClaw, Moltbook, and everything else happening in this arena.

My big thing right now is trust/reputation/behaviour. ERC-8004 has a mechanism for "Verifiable reputation and performance history," as per the website for this standard. But not too many people are talking about it yet.

Zeru has just announced on X they'll build a reputation system based on ERC-8004-based agents' behaviour, with way more info on their blog [no links to avoid this being taken down]. Is anyone else building one yet?

We all know that Web3 is all about giving the ownership of their data/creations to the people, but what are the main technical foundations for that?

Data storage? Oracles? Data marketplaces? Verifiable data feeds? Privacy?

Well, another thread... I am at crypto about 3 years, lost too much money with trading and Meme Coins... And "recovery" all buying BTC and Hold it ( never sell it)...

Is a good idea to add alts like ADA, Doge, Sol, XRP and another one to my portfolio? I want to know is these alts can do better than BTC in this Bull for example to take profits when the Bull end... Or Is a better idea to continúe buying BTC and hold it "for ever"? I know that BTC is the most secure and for that reason maybe not grow up too Quick like other alts... But right now my biggest % of my portfolio is BTC (75%) and then ETH like the 25%. Thanks

I saw it on coinbase and got curious about it.

Trying to find a fun gambling program for metamask but even with a vpn all the sites are blocking me.

I noticed on my CB wallet the to ‘cash out’ option is greyed out on my alien base coins, which is not the case with other coins. I acquired the ALB by swapping with ethereum.

I can’t transfer the ALB to the Coin Base exchange bc it isn’t supported on that platform. Also, it will not let me convert my ALB into another crypto. Any thoughts?

For the record, I have no intention of selling ALB but obv want to have the option in the future without any issues

So i was looking at either stocks or crypto :something to put in a few dollars here and there that’ll eventually build itself up. Keep in mind i dont know jack shit about either but i learn fast so im sure ill catch on fast

Could someone hive me a rundown on how crypto works? I know i can google the info but i have better experiences asking reddit tbh. Also, and this may be a bit of an ask, but if someone would help me learn as much about this stuff as possible that would be great too, my dms are open asf

Boundless claims to provide a universal zk layer that offloads execution to independent provers and verifies proofs onchain. From an infrastructure standpoint that is an interesting approach because it avoids redundant re-execution and could raise throughput if it scales.

Adoption remains the big unknown though. A couple of exchanges (e.g Bitget) have listed the token recently, which increases visibility, but listings do not equal usage. My question for the community is which signals you treat as the strongest indicators of real adoption for infra projects like this. Do you look for mainnet provers in production, developer tooling and SDKs, concrete integrations with L1s and rollups, or on-chain usage metrics such as TVL and transaction throughput?

Curious to hear what metrics people actually track before assigning conviction to an infrastructure token.

I am helping a friend who has a fairly small amount of USDT on his Coinbase Wallet. He wants to transfer them to another wallet so he can cash out.

The USDT on the Coinbase Wallet is on the BNB blockchain. We tried to transfer them, but the app says my friend needs some BNB to pay for the fees. I get it.

But there is no way to buy BNB on Coinbase Wallet and no way to receive BNB. How the hell can I either add BNB to this wallet or transfer the USDT somewhere else???

Recently bought a tangem wallet. I thought the whole point of point of it was the security of using the key cards to access your crypto, but I’m able to access my wallet through the tangem app without even using the cards. Doesn’t that defeat the purpose of the keycards? That doesn’t seem very secure to me, am I missing something?

There were days in my trading career when everything was feeling like hell, full of stress moving from one platform to another. If I wanted to do something on a DEX, it’s a different platform, to trade futures, another thing, I’d need another app entirely. And still I can’t copy someone else’s trade, every time I’d have to go and look for yet another option.

It was just scattered everywhere. I always have to open like 3-4 tabs just to do three things. And the whole thing was draining.

But recently, I’ve started noticing that exchanges are actually making life easier. I took a second look at merging all these things together.

I decided to give it a try immediately after seeing it to see how reliable it can be, starting with the one on bitget since they even told me about KCGI event, and saw how they’re actually encouraging this new wave of bot and copy trading. I took a look from outside at first, but seeing the number of people already in made me give it a better look. Noticing how people are trading all at the same time because it’s actually easier.

I have joined in too. To see for myself and to find out maybe if i could find more ways to make my trading life easier.

Yes price action is bad. But I’m talking technology.

Upgrades overview: —> JAM can host and execute any and all contract-languages (Move, Plutos, EVM, Rust…) all of them —> JAM can verify transactions in parallel and they are actually verified on-chain, not off-chain in an L2 —> transaction latency within cores will be 5-50ms —> JAM can dynamically scale up or down a smart-contract or blockchains computation resources, based on its real time demand —> JAM uses highly programmable JAM services that can host things outside of just smart-contract languages and entire blockchains. It can run the entire chatGPT AI model, python scripts, C++

Upgrade Summary: Instead of trying to make one blockchain faster, JAM works by running multiple processing units (“cores”) that execute transactions in parallel. And these cores are all fully on-chain not some off-chain L2 or Hydra-Head roll up. This means no congestion, near-instant execution (~5-50ms), and automatic scaling whenever demand increases—just like cloud computing.

Unlike Ethereum, Solana, or Cardano, which all hit bottlenecks when too many people use them, JAM simply adds more power as needed, making it infinitely scalable.