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I tried withdrawing in SOL instead of stable coin and the request got rejected, is there a withdrawal hold for crypto currency ?

So I have the same conviction. Ai is pumping up the market. It will (may) eventually pop. But Ai and the actual demand for chips and compute is real. It’s not like other bubbles. You may be right and I also believe the Ai $$ will rotate into crypto in the next cycle. The question is when? But your approach is so massively risky. If you’re wrong, you’re positioned to lose huge. The Ai run could go on for much longer. It very well might. I recommend just easing out of stocks and buying most of the “bigger” crypto tokens. BTC, SOL, ETH, ADA, XRP…etc. Just my .02…. I’ve lost huge before.

Source: MetricsHour Crypto Tracker Full Live Dashboard: https://metricshour.com/crypto/ Live Market Snapshot (Oct 10, 2026): \- Bitcoin ($BTC): $83,013 (+0.6%) \- Ethereum ($ETH): $2,507 (+0.9%) \- Solana ($SOL): $110.47 (+1.3%) \- BNB ($BNB): $752.35 (+1.4%) \- XRP ($XRP): $1.41 (+0.9%) \- Cardano ($ADA): $0.26 (+5.3%) Market Summary: 1. BTC Stability: Bitcoin trades at $83,013, maintaining support above $83,000 as macro liquidity and rate expectations play out heading into late October. 2. Altcoin Momentum: Cardano ($ADA) leads major tokens with a +5.3% session gain, outperforming $ETH, $SOL, and $BNB. [Full live price feeds and historical market metrics](https://metricshour.com/crypto/)

TAO and stake it. Most bang for your buck. If you buy BTC ETH you won’t make much. If you want little less risk but still good upside SOL and stake it.

ETHs narrative is that as it evolves there may eventually not be a need for other L1s. These 3 projects are just temporarily holding their narratives. What happens to the narrative of BTC when ETH is quantum proof and starts to ossify its core? BTC is not evolving so currently the safe SOV. ETH is continually improving and ai is now helping it figure out and code to continue becoming more secure. Its a matter of time before security is significantly better than BTCs. ...ZEC when ETH implements privacy? ...SOL as Ethereum continues to improve speed and fees while L2s do the same. Sol does have a narrative on finality but the edge on speed and fees is significantly weaker. Back in 2021 ETH was much slower and expensive. Fees are now significantly less and will continue to drop. Speed is significantly faster and will get faster. The narrative doesnt hold the same weight it did in 21/22. ETHs time is coming!

My copy trading settings on Solana (with the math on why the win rate matters) I've been copy trading Solana memecoins on OKX Web3 and wanted to share my settings and the math behind them, since most people skip the math. My settings: Find a profitable wallet (check win rate and full trade history, not one lucky 100x) Min trade size: 3 SOL Stop loss: -30% / Take profit: +15% Copy sells: off Buy same token more than once: off Why these settings: Copy sells off: the bot exits on my TP/SL rules, not whenever the wallet decides to dump. Buy more than once off: no doubling down on a token. 3 SOL minimum: Your trade size The math: Each trade either wins 15% or loses 30%. Break-even win rate = 30 ÷ (30 + 15) = 66.7% Expected value per trade = (win rate × 15%) − (loss rate × 30%) Wallet win rate EV per trade On a 3 SOL trade 60% -3.0% -0.09 SOL 67% ~0% ~0 SOL 75% +3.75% +0.11 SOL 80% +6.0% +0.18 SOL So this only works if the wallet you copy wins more than 2 out of 3 trades. Wallet selection is the whole game. At 75%, each 3 SOL trade averages +0.11 SOL, so profit comes from volume and consistency, not any single trade. My results: "217 trades over 4 weeks, 79% win rate, net P/L +36 SOL Risks (read these): Memecoins can gap straight through a stop loss, so -30% can fill at -40% or worse Fees and slippage eat into every trade A wallet that's hot today can go cold tomorrow Only use money you can afford to lose If you want to try OKX Web3, here's my referral link:  https://web3.okx.com/join/COPYTRADER  (disclosure: I earn a referral benefit, and you get a 2% fee discount on trades per their current terms). Happy to answer questions on how I pick wallets.

Yeah- we know. The guy trying to kickstart applications, on SOL and SUI, was trying to create a token and NFTs and some DeFi applications with each car. It’s still being built- as far as we know that’s not been abandoned but they’re redesigning the car to look more like the original DeLorean so it has been delayed. The partnership with Litecoin is different. 1) They’ll accept Lincoin in payments for the cars. 2) They’re planning on stating a third Litecoin treasury. We have a treasury rn (LiteStrategy) that basically didn’t like the way a similarly named treasury was being run. He proposed a different idea. They use their Litecoin to sell covered calls, the profit gets used to buy more litecoin or to buy stock from investors which increases the value of the stock. It’s been so successful that they have no debt and have borrowed from no one…our other treasury is now following suit- so DeLorean can learn that strategy. Since there are only 84 million Lite on, each treasury added creates a tightening of available supply. Which has been very restricted this year.

they really need to add a filter for dust amounts in that tab. anything under 0.001 SOL shouldn't even show up. it's such an obvious attack vector and they just let it sit there like it's a feature not a bug

Hey guys, I’ve been watching the crypto market for the past 6 years and taking trading seriously for the last 2 years. I’ve tried 10,000 different strategies and indicators, but nothing seems to work consistently, and to be honest, I’m getting extremely exhausted and frustrated with the lack of results. I’m currently trying to stick to a simplified, mechanical NY Session execution model to remove the noise. I would really appreciate your honest feedback and advice on it. Here is the breakdown: 1. Step 1 — Daily Liquidity Targets (1H Chart): \- Mark London Session High and Low (10:00–16:00 UTC+3). \- Lock ("freeze") these levels right before the NY Session open. 2. Step 2 — Liquidity Sweep (15m / 5m Chart): \- During the NY open (after 16:30 local / 13:30 UTC), wait for a candle wick to sweep the 1H London High/Low and quickly close back inside the range. 3. Step 3 — Market Structure Shift (5m Chart): \- Look for a clear 5m body close beyond the recent swing point (MSS) in the opposite direction of the sweep. 4. Step 4 — Entry via Fair Value Gap (5m Chart): \- Identify the FVG created during the MSS impulse move. \- Place a Limit Order at the proximal edge of the FVG. 5. Step 5 — Risk Management (SL / TP): \- Stop Loss: Placed just beyond the extremity of the sweep wick + small buffer (accounting for spread/slippage). \- Take Profit: Opposite 1H London level (targeting RR \~1:2.5 to 1:3). What are your thoughts on this execution setup for volatile crypto pairs (SOL, ZEC, NEAR) and indices? Is this model solid, or am I missing something crucial? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I made no predictions, but you obviously know absolutely nothing about crypto if you think SOL can't 5x from here. I didnt say it will, I said it CAN. And it CAN go much higher than that. The likelihood of better than not that the new ATH this cycle will quite easily eclipse $500 this cycle. Its not nostradamus, it's just math. Most quality crypto projects such as solana show yes diminishing returns each cycle that it matures, but eth went from 60x to 6x. Sol 260x 36x so by that math Sol could easily do 6-9x which would put us in that $500 price range pretty easy. I get being frustrated by moonboy math, I get irritated with idiots saying XRP to $10k. The amount of money it would take that high of a supply to 10k is quadrillions. Solana to $500 is not a stretch, it takes roughly $200-250B marketcap that ETH in the bear market lol. And i dont know if you have used both blockchains or not, but Solana is superior to ETH in nearly every metric except decentralization which is getting better and better every day.

TLDR: PwC Germany cut EOS Group's securitization settlement from 30 days to 1 day on Stellar. Ultra Token launched bridged BTC/ETH/SOL/XRP, Blend V2.1 restored its backstop, and Zenex went live as Stellar's first on-chain perps exchange.

Inflation is an issue for people everywhere. There are standard ways of dealing with it: buying scarce assets (property or metals) or investing in the stock market. But these all have negative externalities! Scarce metals should be cheap and used for high quality, long lasting tech. But their cost is massively driven up by their use as an inflation hedge. Property should be plentiful and easily accessed... It should be a utility, not an investment. But again, costs are driven up by the wealthy who often don't even want to use the property! Investing in oligopolies (S&P 500) helps you beat inflation but at the cost of enriching corrupt corporations. Not to say these corporations are all bad, but they shouldn't attract such an unquestioningly large amount of society's wealth. Bitcoin is simply an attempt to make fair money that has a fixed supply and can't be artificially inflated. The larger the network gets, the more people are willing to pay to be a part of it. But to a large extent BTC's rise in price is just a reflection of weakening fiat currencies. It's not magically creating money. It's creating a sensible baseline you can use as a shelter from inflation. Most of crypto consists of (PoS) corpo coins that replicate fiat: insiders control massive amounts of the supply and distribute it however they want. There are many elegant chains such as SOL that are highly usable as money, but they pale in comparison to BTC's scarcity, neutrality, and decentralization. Only issue is, BTC isn't very usable without centralized bridges (Lightning), which runs directly against the point of crypto: minimizing counterparty risk! So I've been searching for coins that replicate BTC's tokenomics, while having next gen usability. LTC, BCH, Dash, etc. are too slow! KAS is BTC's final form. It was fairly launched just like BTC was, but it's just as fast/cheap as next gen PoS chains. You can hold it knowing that all coins are fairly mined and there isn't massive supply overhang ready to dump on you at any second. Society needs a fair ledger we can use to safely store our economic energy. We need a fair unit of account. Not one that is subject to a corporations whims (XRP, SOL, hbar, etc.). KAS is the best candidate. That's why it's the PoW coin with the loudest and most dedicated community by far. Like BTC, it is a public good whose network will grow like a web of trust uniting people around the world who don't want to work for what another person can merely print.

Maybe one wall in, covering the perimeter of a building, but beyond that it’s SOL.

Question about SOL

Na ja, ich habe BTC entdeckt da war es 600 EUR wert. Der wesentliche Unterschied ist, das AMD eine Aktie ist, die du nur auf einer Börse handeln kannst und von irgendeinem Broker verwaltet wird. Wenn du denen vertraust und die Öffnungszeiten beachtest, kommst du bestimmt sofort an dein Geld. Mit dem BTC oder SOL kannst du sofort per Kreditkarte bezahlen und der wesentliche Teil befindet sich in deiner Wallet, nicht auf irgendeinem sperrbaren Bankkonto.

The onchain part is easy since you can follow the fee claim straight to Donate.gg’s address. The trail breaks at conversion, because they likely batch SOL from lots of coins before paying out. Unless they offer receipts that reference the tx signature, the best you can do is compare the SOL value at transfer time to what they report sending and treat the gap as fees. Ideally they’d post payout receipt hashes onchain with a memo linking back to the original transfers.