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May 11, 2026 12:50:20 AM EDT
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As of May 11, 2026 12:43:21 AM EDT (7 minutes ago)
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2 hr ago • u/fairysquirt • r/CryptoCurrency • who_the_heck_is_buying_zec_i_dont_hate_the_coin • C
No. They are using it for its privacy layer. Its non comparable to SOL. Just the billion they liquidated from SOL is likely washed through ZEC to obfuscate.
sentiment 0.00
2 hr ago • u/captn03 • r/CryptoMarkets • dca_for_new_crypto_investor • C
Your top 4 are my main holdings. Btc 60% ETH 30% SOL/LINK 10%
sentiment 0.20
3 hr ago • u/johnnylikesetfs • r/Bogleheads • vanguard_customer_service • C
SIPC insures upt to 500k, I believe. But if Vanguard were to fail, I think we'd all be pretty much SOL
sentiment -0.12
6 hr ago • u/Pristine-Substance-1 • r/CryptoMarkets • dca_for_new_crypto_investor • C
I'm telling you that because I too had once BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, ADA, DOT and some more, for years, but in the end I should have bought only BTC
sentiment 0.00
6 hr ago • u/SOAM343 • r/CryptoMarkets • does_trading_work_or_is_it_mostly_gambling • TECHNICALS • B
I tried trading before but i just kept losing no matter how much i read or studied . i switched to Holding a year ago . no TA no time spent on charts no day trading just bought BTC , ETH and SOL and forgot about them . i DCA buy every month and whenever i need money i sell some of my coins . i made from Holding more than day trading so my question is whether trading works and i just wasn't good enough or it's mostly gambling and i should just keep holding ?
sentiment -0.80
8 hr ago • u/Express_Sun1214 • r/investing • how_are_you_reacting_to_warren_buffets_stance • C
It's been hard watching the gains since the war. But I didn't have a plan sorted out to buy in at the beginning of April and I'm SOL and need better entries to come around.But I'm thinking the AI earnings calls could continue to make the markets run high through summer. And NGL, I'd like to see how Warsh leans out the gate. I watched an interview with Buffet, he's not comfortable with AI companies. And like others, I'm not so sure that a huge correction is on tap anytime soon. And in the meantime, I need to eat.
sentiment 0.86
8 hr ago • u/Salamandrine88 • r/CryptoCurrency • fulltime_crypto_trading_isnt_what_your_youtube • DISCUSSION • B
Been trading since 2017, went full time in 2021. And before anyone asks, no, I didn't quit my job on a whim with 10k in savings. Built a cushion first that meant a red month wouldn't make me panic-sell at the bottom. Writing this because I'm tired of the "woke up, made 5 figures, beach by noon" content.
6:40 AM. Alarm.
Not because I'm disciplined. Because Asia session is closing and that's where liquidity gets parked before EU open drags it somewhere. Coffee, phone, check if I got stopped overnight. Today I didn't. Plenty of times I did.
7:00-9:00. Position check. Currently long ETH average 3420, smaller short SOL hedge, couple alt bags I've been sitting on for weeks. Funding on Bybit, OI on majors, liq heatmaps, update levels in TV. That's it. No secret indicator.
9:00-11:00. The window where I actually do work. London open brings real flow and if I have a planned setup, I take it. If I don't, I don't trade. Took me four years to learn that. Sitting on your hands while the screen flashes green and red feels physically wrong, like your body is telling you to do something, anything, just to participate.
11:00-15:00. Dead zone.
Between London lunch and NY open the tape goes mostly nowhere except for the occasional liquidity hunt that punishes anyone who got bored and clicked. I nap sometimes. Actually nap. Read macro stuff if Powell or someone is making noise. Or just stare at the wall.
When I need to switch the brain off without leaving the desk I'll play chess on lichess or mess around on dustbіt for a bit. Not rest exactly, more like cycling the engine so the candles look fresh again when I come back.
15:30. NY open. If there's CPI, FOMC, NFP dropping, I'm in cash or running half size. I've donated enough to the casino trying to guess direction on news prints.
18:00-22:00. Most of my closed trades this year happened in this window. I shut the laptop when I've either taken the plan or it's obvious there isn't one tonight.
What the highlight reels skip:
Isolation. I haven't spoken to a real human in person today. Wasn't different yesterday. Wife is at the office, friends are on a 9-to-5 schedule, our timezones don't really overlap during the week. Discord isn't social life, it's just noise with avatars.
Financial anxiety doesn't go away when you're up. Up 18% on the month? Now you're terrified to give it back. Down 7%? You're convinced this is the start of the streak that ends you.
Nobody builds your day for you. Nobody says good job. Nobody fires you. You can quietly degrade for six months and only notice when you finally look at PnL and realize you've been bleeding.
Health stuff nobody warns you about. Back, eyes, sleep. I started the gym not for aesthetics but because otherwise I'd be a wreck by 40.
Tbh, if I were starting today, I'd grind a job until the leap feels boring instead of brave. Full-time trading isn't freedom. It's a different job with the same problems and a few new ones bolted on.
Anyone else full time, how's your day actually look? Specifically curious how you handle the midday dead zone without going insane.
sentiment -0.97
8 hr ago • u/Blackiris-Code • r/CryptoMarkets • dca_for_new_crypto_investor • C
My opinion:
Cardano's holders - especially the whales - are very stubborn, and that keeps ADA's market cap high, but in a technical point of view Cardano is now completely outclassed by other networks and I don't see how it would change.
Tron is a very centralized kinda fast network. It is natively EVM compatible iirc, but it's not really an advantage nowadays. Most chains found a way to be more or less EVM compatible. Also outclassed.
XRP still didn't solve their problem with liquidity fragmentation and with the verification of issuer's reliability, and I'm not sure the core team even started working on solutions (they have ideas...). The problem with low general liquidity depth and low network effect is in the process of being solved with bridges. One is fully operational, but it didn't make XRPL an active place for day trading. Even the institutional use is actually quite limited. If XRPL doesn't improve quickly it will only have a very narrow niche. I have some XRP but I don't hold out much hope on it.
Hyperliquid is a CEX with a decentralized blockchain disguise. It is currently the best for HFT (High-Frequency Trading). It is not doing anything else that is relevant afaik.
BTC, ETH, SOL and LINK are all strong bets for different reasons. None of those is likely to collapse in a foreseeable future.
sentiment -0.18
9 hr ago • u/oopssomething • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_crypto_discussion_may_9_2026_gmt0 • C
SOL under $100 is an insult to everyone holding cryptocurrency.
sentiment -0.51
10 hr ago • u/Quarkhimself • r/CryptoMarkets • dca_for_new_crypto_investor • C
i personally concentrate on BTC SOL and HBAR
sentiment 0.00
11 hr ago • u/solana-ModTeam • r/solana • i_got_tired_of_institutional_trading_tools_being • C
**1 - Promotion is NOT allowed on r/solana.**
This includes Telegram groups, Discord servers, NFT projects, token sales, IDOs, referral links, meme coins, bundler/volume bots, etc.
**As such, your post has been removed.**
There are other subreddits **not affiliated with Solana** that serve this purpose, such as r/SolCoins or r/SolanaMemeCoins — **use them at your own risk.**
**2 - Your post is NOT relevant to the Solana subreddit.**
If your content focuses on a broader Web3 topic, please post it in a more suitable crypto subreddit.
**3 - Duplicate content.**
Your post is a duplicate of an existing link or discussion.
**4 - Begging for crypto.**
Requests for SOL or other tokens to cover fees are not allowed.
**Thank you for your understanding.**
sentiment -0.56
12 hr ago • u/Affectionate-Monk526 • r/CryptoMarkets • why_im_starting_to_think_avax_might_be_one_of_the • Sentiment • B
The more I compare the major ecosystems, the more bullish I become on AVAX long term.
ETH, SOL, and AVAX all seem to be moving toward different roles in the market rather than directly “killing” each other.
Here’s how I personally see it right now:
ETH feels like the institutional foundation of crypto
SOL feels like the fastest-growing consumer chain
AVAX feels like the scalable infrastructure layer quietly being built for the future
And honestly… that’s what makes AVAX interesting to me.
Ethereum is obviously dominant:
biggest ecosystem
strongest security
ETF/institutional attention
deepest liquidity
But it can still be expensive and complicated for average users.
Solana absolutely deserves its success too:
insanely smooth UX
huge community momentum
meme coin activity brought massive adoption
feels the most “alive” right now
But Avalanche feels different.
The subnet architecture still seems massively underrated to me.
The idea that projects, games, institutions, or even governments could launch customizable chains while still being connected to the Avalanche ecosystem feels like a very big deal long term.
Plus:
transactions are fast
fees are cheap
it’s EVM compatible
developers from Ethereum can migrate easier
the ecosystem survived a brutal bear market and kept building
That’s usually a good sign.
I also think people underestimate how important narrative shifts are in crypto.
sentiment 0.97
13 hr ago • u/unknowngloomth • r/CryptoCurrency • who_the_heck_is_buying_zec_i_dont_hate_the_coin • C
Damn, so is ZEC basically the next SOL? 🤔
sentiment -0.40
16 hr ago • u/jvx21 • r/Trading • support_me_or_invest_in_me_yn_tryna_make_it • Crypto • B
So i am 20 and i have been into memecoins the past almost 2 years. It was a big up and down journey for me, though i have learned a lot and gained ton of experience. The most i have made is over $3k. The past couple months i have slowly lost everything and been going through some things and my mental hasn't been the best. That's what i believe effected me for my poor performance in trading. I just couldn't think properly and trade by a system. I realized i am just gambling my money away i need to chill out a bit and not focus too much on the money.

I am currently in a search for a job (which is kinda hard in my area/country) and until then i have nothing else to do and i have a big fomo sitting here and missing opportunities.
So why i made this post is if there is someone that would like to support me with donations (SOL) or what i mean by "invest in me" is that you fund me and receive % of the profits i make.

Here are some of my past wallets if anyone wants to check my trades:
DmMHKb1nLbRESTmnPpYvdu3EnfstJDCVUq7sv8RkdMbt
HirnY1pk3kkGJjEhFKgCcwXpgfK9VXdqkDsUTXurs7Xy
4cjaoXNAqp55PZWYd6iBrRGnt6HD4rgRydiqYH4xrteL
And this is my past X acc that i was grinding on:
[https://x.com/Jak0xw](https://x.com/Jak0xw)
Here is the wallet if anyone wants to support:
BipHdM2pvX7sqGbpC1ffwQNiRQiD2Y9Ehfa7GQBSnBZd
Thanks!
sentiment 0.80
16 hr ago • u/No-Delivery-7048 • r/CryptoMoonShots • godl_solana_mining_protocol_21m_hard_cap_mines • Utility :wrench: • B
The real treasure in crypto right now isn’t a specific token it’s being able to tell what’s built to last from what’s just a flash in the pan.
Imagine a world where the same principles that made Bitcoin legendary scarcity, fairness, decentralization get updated for a new generation of crypto. That’s what’s happening with $GODL.
$GODL is a Solana protocol built on a simple rule value should be earned, not manufactured. There are only 2.1 million tokens, all created through mining, staking, or airdrops. Nothing printed. Nothing inflated. Rules set by smart contract, no exceptions.
The mining mechanic is what makes it interesting.
Bitcoin is a probability game it costs energy to mine and miners compete on probability to win blocks. GODL takes that same philosophy and rebuilds it for Solana. Miners deploy SOL on a grid and compete for rewards each round. The more SOL you deploy the better your odds. When one block is selected all SOL from losing blocks transfers to the winner. Competitive, transparent, always incentivizing participation.
Each round also feeds the Dual Motherlode a progressive jackpot that accumulates 1% of all SOL deployed with a 1 in 625 chance of hitting it.
Refining raw GODL generates 239% APR from real protocol activity. Staking on a two year lock earns between 90 and 140%. OTC buyers receive any slippage back as unrefined GODL that starts earning immediately. The Rush game generates its own fees that flow back into liquidity and buybacks.
10% of all SOL mining revenue goes directly to buying back GODL from the market, continuously compressing supply. Liquidity sits at 21% of market cap while most Solana projects sit between 2 and 5%. It grew 14% in three days organically.
The team behind it keeps shipping:
•V3 launched with a live marketplace and OTC options
•GODL card is in development
•Rush V2 is live
•Open source development ongoing
•Seeker phone app in motion
While other teams are still discussing roadmaps this one is crossing things off.
GODL builds separate products like Rush that generate their own fees flowing back into the ecosystem. It doesn’t depend on outside capital it funds itself.
This is an early look at something already moving. Whether it’s relevant to you is something only you can decide.
DYOR follow the project here:
[https://linktr.ee/godlsupply](https://linktr.ee/godlsupply)
Anyone already mining on Solana? Curious what experience people have had with protocols like this.
sentiment 0.98
18 hr ago • u/No-Delivery-7048 • r/CryptoMoon • introducing_godl_a_new_standard_for_digital_value • MEMECOIN • B
The real treasure in crypto right now isn't a specific token, it's being able to tell what's built to last and what's just a flash in the pan. Knowing the difference between what earns real returns and what'll suck you dry.

Imagine a world where the same principles that made Bitcoin legendary - scarcity, fairness, decentralization - get updated for a new generation of crypto. That's what's happening with $GODL.

$GODL's a Solana protocol based on a simple rule value should be earned, not made up. There are only 2.1 million tokens, all made through honest means like mining, staking, or giving them away. It's not printed or inflated like some other systems. The rules are set by a smart contract, with no questions asked.

The coolest part is the mining mechanic.

Bitcoin is a probability game it costs energy to mine and miners compete based on probability to win blocks. $GODL takes that same philosophy and rebuilds it for Solana. Miners put SOL on a grid and compete for rewards. The more SOL you put in, the better your chances of winning. When one block is picked, the losing blocks get transferred to the winner - it's pretty competitive, transparent, and always incentivizes participation amongst users/miners.

And, with each round, $GODL feeds the Dual Motherlode, a progressive jackpot that also gets a little bit of all the SOL used. That's some serious potential for a big return on investment.

This isn't like some passive system - it's an active system that's always working for everyone involved.

If you take some raw $GODL and refine it, you can get an amazing 239% APR from real activity, not fake rewards. Stake it for two years and you could earn 90 to 140%. Send someone an invite and you'll get a cut of every claim your network makes. Buy OTC and if there's any slippage, you get back a bit of unrefined $GODL, which starts earning yield right away.

The Rush game lives within the ecosystem, where each action you take creates additional fees that flow right back into liquidity and buybacks. Walking through each part of the system creates yield, which makes the next cycle stronger.

10% of all SOL mining revenue goes directly towards buying back $GODL from the market, continually shrinking the supply. The liquidity is a strong 21% of the market cap, while Solana's is around 2 to 5%. It's grown 14% in just three days without any hype - and the team behind it is always pushing out new updates.

V3 just launched with a live marketplace and OTC options, and the $GODL card is on the way. They've also got Rush V2, open source development, a Seeker phone app, and even an AI mining agent in the works. While other teams are still talking about roadmaps, this one is actually building its vision.

$GODL builds its own products like Rush, which generates fees that flow right back into the system. It's self-sustaining, and it doesn't rely on outside money to survive - it funds itself.

Every lesson and opportunity you've learned and missed has prepared you for this moment, where you can spot what this is. $GODL doesn't need to convince you - just take a clear look at what's already happening and decide if you belong in it.

The next generation of digital value is happening right now - don't miss your chance to be a part of it.

Don’t sleep on this opportunity the same way people slept on Bitcoin in its early days.

Position yourself before the masses catch on

Start mining, refining, staking, and holding now’s your chance to print generational wealth

Anyone here already mining on Solana? Curious what your experience has been with protocols like this.

X : @ godlsupply

Tg: @ mineGODL
sentiment 1.00
18 hr ago • u/oopssomething • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_crypto_discussion_may_9_2026_gmt0 • C
Huge manipulation going on. Every TA and metric shows SOL going above $100, somehow it gets repressed.
sentiment -0.30
19 hr ago • u/Toptieruser123 • r/Daytrading • i_got_tired_of_institutional_trading_tools_being • Software Sunday • B
I’ve been building the trading intelligence platform I always wanted: cross-asset signals, macro regime tracking, whale transactions, congressional trades, COT positioning, and analysis tools in one place.
Most of the data serious traders need is locked behind expensive institutional subscriptions, so I built my own version for retail traders.
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**Trading tools** — position sizing, correlation matrix, drawdown tracker, relative strength heatmap, sector rotation, currency strength, yield curve animator, COT dashboard, screener, and signal accuracy tracking.
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sentiment 0.97
20 hr ago • u/Automatic-Still460 • r/AllCryptoBets • introducing_godl_a_new_standard_for_digital_value • Solana • B
The real treasure in crypto right now isn’t a specific token it’s being able to tell what’s built to last from what’s just a flash in the pan.
$GODL is a Solana protocol built on a straightforward principle value should be earned, not manufactured. There are only 2.1 million tokens, all created through mining, staking, or airdrops. Nothing printed. Nothing inflated. The rules are set by smart contract, no exceptions.
The mining mechanic is what makes it interesting.
Bitcoin is a probability game it costs energy to mine and miners compete on probability to win blocks. GODL takes that same philosophy and rebuilds it for Solana. Miners deploy SOL on a grid and compete for rewards each round. The more SOL you deploy the better your odds. When one block is selected all SOL from losing blocks transfers to the winner. Competitive, transparent, and always incentivizing participation.
Each round also feeds the Dual Motherlode a progressive jackpot that accumulates 1% of all SOL deployed with a 1 in 625 chance of hitting it.
Refining raw GODL generates 239% APR from real protocol activity. Staking on a two year lock earns between 90 and 140%. OTC buyers receive any slippage back as unrefined GODL that starts earning yield immediately. The Rush game generates its own fees that flow back into liquidity and buybacks.
10% of all SOL mining revenue goes directly to buying back GODL from the market, continuously compressing supply. Liquidity sits at 21% of market cap while most Solana projects sit between 2 and 5%. It grew 14% in three days organically.
The team behind it keeps shipping:
•V3 launched with a live marketplace and OTC options
•GODL card is in development
•Rush V2 is live
•Open source development ongoing
•Seeker phone app in motion
While other teams are still discussing roadmaps this one is crossing things off. GODL also builds separate products like Rush that generate their own fees flowing back into the ecosystem. It doesn’t depend on outside capital it funds itself.
This is an early look at something that’s already moving. Whether it’s relevant to you is something only you can decide.
DYOR all the information is here:
X : @ godlsupply
Tg: @ mineGODL
GodL6KZ9uuUoQwELggtVzQkKmU1LfqmDokPibPeDKkhF
Anyone already mining on Solana? Curious what experience people have had with protocols like this.
sentiment 0.98
1 day ago • u/QuartzCrush • r/investingforbeginners • how_much_should_i_actually_keep_in_cash_before_i • C
A note is the reason to put it in the roth is that you can only do 7.5k a year and if you dont put it in that year, SOL.
sentiment 0.00


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