@mendez said in Where to start:

leave the message here, jan is from team he will read i guess

Thank you. When I find time, I'll do it. Now I've only minutes

It's not as black and white as it seems at first glance. Often, updates fix one problem and cause several other problems at the same time. Your strategy should be to avoid visiting sensitive websites from devices with any payment cards connected. And don't click on any links from devices you use for serious things. All you need to do is have two phones, or at least two separate profiles on your phone, and not grant any app access beyond the profile it's installed on.

@encrypted said in Apple Issues Urgent Update to Stop “DarkSword” Hack:

“just visit a website and you’re compromised” but sure let’s skip the update

To nie jest tak czarno białe jak wygląda na pierwszy rzut oka. A
Często ktualizacje łatają jeden problem i powodują jednocześnie kilka innych problemów. Strategia powinna raczej polegać na tym żeby nie wchodzić na strony z gołymi dupami ze sprzętu na którym ma się do niego podpięte jakiekolwiek karty płatnicze. I nie klikać w żadne linki ze sprzętu który się używa do poważnych rzeczy. Wystarczy do tego żeby mieć dwa telefony, albo minimum dwa osobne profile w telefonie i nie przyznawać żadnej aplikacji dostępu ponad profil, w którym jest zainstalowana

@cryptoenthusiast said in Inside One of the Largest Crypto Scam Networks:

love how “don’t trust random crypto investments” is still a lesson in 2026

To będzie aktualna lekcja zawsze...

Let them go. Influencers in the cryptocurrency industry do more harm than good. It's easier to hire influencers to inflate the price of a shitcoin than to create a cryptocurrency that's more than just a shitcoin created from scratch to rip off a bunch of sheep and disappear with the money.

It's the nature of users to chase profits. The crowd is driven not by technical analysis, but by FOMO.

Just because people are moving ETH assets to private wallets doesn't necessarily mean they want to invest in it long-term. They may simply be waiting for the next price increase to dispose of the assets at a better price. This is closely related to the fact that ETH addresses used to send transactions are vulnerable to compromise. Therefore, such investor activity indicates controlled panic, not a belief that ETH will rocket to the moon.

In spring, with the first storm, the sky starts to flicker, and no one has fixed it. Where can I report this?

Rule Number 102 Don't use leverage.

Shouldn't such tests be done before releasing a cryptocurrency? If Ripple were a car brand, it would perform roadworthy inspections while driving.

Point five is useful for traders in various countries where the tax authorities want to tax crypto but aren't sure how to approach it. Therefore, for example, they tax crypto-to-fiat transactions, but not crypto-to-crypto. This means that if someone isn't a hodler but is just scalping, they can have a lot of small transactions every day. Therefore, stablecoins serve as a safe haven, so they don't have to convert crypto into fiat and be subject to excessive taxation.

@cryptoenthusiast said in Why Use Euro Stablecoins Instead of Regular Crypto?:

why use euro stablecoins when you can just use euros, revolutionary concept

Why use euro stablecoins when you can simply use euros? That's a good question—at first glance, it does seem like a "no-brainer." But euro-pegged stablecoins make sense in certain contexts, primarily those related to blockchain technology and digital finance.

1. Fast and global transactions Euro stablecoins (e.g., EURC, EURe) run on the blockchain, so they can be transferred: 24/7 (no weekends or holidays) globally, without intermediary banks often cheaper than international transfers (e.g., SWIFT)

Traditional euros at a bank don't offer this—especially when transferring between countries.
2. DeFi Integration Stablecoins are the foundation of the world of Decentralized Finance: They can be lent, deposited, and used as collateral They operate in smart contracts They enable trade without intermediaries
The regular euro does not work natively in these systems.
3. Programmability Stablecoins can be "programmed": automatic payments escrow without a trusted third party conditional settlements This is something the traditional euro (apart from limited bank APIs) does not offer.
4. Access without a bank A crypto wallet (e.g., MetaMask) is enough: no bank account required no institutional approvals required access for financially disadvantaged individuals
5. Ease of cryptocurrency trading On crypto exchanges: Euro stablecoins allow you to "park" value without going to the bank fast transfers between assets

@cryptohog Imagine, I don't use discord.

AI is moving towards specialization and the AI ​​geisha niche is already occupied

I'm curious too. But why on Discord?

I recently saw a story somewhere about a major Chinese AI company moving to the U.S. Well, if something goes wrong in the U.S., there's still the European Union.

@cryptoenthusiast Well, it's a little bit complicated, because of original video is in Polish language, but there is possibility go to
more options:
Audio track:
(and choose English)

https://youtu.be/1wQc148Zw_M?si=9xanZTRlUxDX28vs

The original title of this movie on YT in Polish language is:

Największy WAŁEK w historii giełdy! Zrobili z rynków prywatne KASYNO!

(Make sure, that AI don't translate this phrase on English, or did something like translate it on English and then retranslate back on Polish - usually it can completely destroying the phrase).

What is on this video (original voice in Polish is natural, in Englisch seems awfully, so maybe I just wrote some explanation)
In this video there's detailed descripted that 15 minutes before D. Trump made announcement on his social media about peace talks with Iran, there was some important moves in market from some wallets. Somebody know what happened in next 15 minutes in market.
And of course Iran denied that there was any talks about peace with USA.
Sorry for my English.
Enjoy

@madtrader Thank You.
Wait... I don't use discord

You might simply get a fee for something you sold, and then it turns out that someone who bought it had previously received a tip on a forum for a post and added that tip to the transaction. And in the end, it might turn out that the person who gave the tip had previously received a tip from someone else who somehow came into possession of a fraction of the amount that someone stole five years ago, and for those five years, those funds were sloshing around the blockchain, and now your account is frozen and your funds are gone. And if it's a business account, you've just realized what bankruptcy is.

There's one key factor that makes Trump unwilling to end his game: when he spoke with Zelensky earlier and demanded presidential elections in Ukraine, Zelensky explained that this was impossible because the Ukrainian constitution prohibits presidential elections during wartime. Trump has discovered that this is the perfect way to remain president forever. That's why he'll fight for years. There's another reason that confirms this: the United States has blocked arms shipments to countries that bought weapons from it and already had contracts signed. This is precisely why the European Union's SAFE program has so effectively filled the very loophole it's trying to fill.