ETH ETF inflows picked up in late August, but price is still stuck in the same range. That makes me cautious. I do not want to long ETH just because institutional demand looks better.

For short-term perps, I would not enter near the middle of the range. I will wait for a daily close above resistance, then see if price can hold it. If ETH breaks out and falls back into the range, I am out. I would also keep leverage low since this setup can reverse quickly.
Are ETF inflows enough for you to enter? Are you waiting for price confirmation too?

Sent a small amount of USDC from Kraken to my Ledger using Arbitrum. Kraken says completed and when I paste my address into Arbiscan the USDC is sitting there, correct amount and everything.

I was moving some crypto around because I wanted to deposit a bit into Moon after, so now I'm glad I tested with a smaller transfer first.

Ledger Live still shows nothing though. I added an Arbitrum account and restarted it but balance is still zero.

Since I can see the tokens under my address on Arbiscan does that basically mean they're safe and Ledger Live just isn't displaying them? Or is there something else I need to do before I touch anything?

First time using anything outside Ethereum mainnet so I dont wanna start clicking random stuff trying to fix a problem that might not even exist.

Hi fellow bitcoiners,

Some weeks ago i sent a kinda small amount to the exchange.

Apparently i didnt look twice and send with low fee.

Now it is stuck, mempool says still (since the damn beginning) it takes just 40 minutes (which obviously isnt true anymore, its almost a month now!!)

I exspected it to come back after three days - which it didnt?!

What do you do in this scenario? Paying mempool to accelerate?

Happy to hear some advice. Thanks in advance my friends!

PS: the used wallet is Trezor. And you don't need to send me DMs, i will not react anyway. Thanks.

Cheers!

genuine question. i now check the economic calendar before opening anything on bydfi. FOMC dates, jobs reports, CPI, jackson hole, treasury auctions. two years ago i didn't know what half of those were.

when did this shift happen for you guys? or are some of you still pure TA and doing fine?

Hi Redditors.

I setup a Binance account many years ago (4-5).

I forgot about it until I had to use an old phone.

This isn't a fairytale where I purchased BTC in 2002 for peanuts and I'm not rich - but I have a small balance in the account ($200-300) and I want to take it out and close my binance.

I've tried to follow online guide but the interface is changed and I can't seem to work it out.

Anytime I try to convert/sell BNB/SOL to AUD it fails.

When i try to withdraw it shows a card/apple pay option - but i think this account is likely closed and I can;t see where I add a bank account to use as the withdraw location

my coinbase is currently locked (theyre stopping me from withdrawing 33,000 pounds worth of savings) which is annoying but i contacted the fos about it. i'm still holding more crypto in my coinbase wallet and was wondering what i should move to? i'm going to immediately sell and withdraw this time as i no longer trust holding money in an exchange, but i need something low risk and easy.

for those wondering about the coinbase thing - they basically randomly placed restrictions from withdrawing/sending/trading. i raised a complaint and they denied lifting it so i have to go through the fos

Hey! Im wondering if anyone would be helpful and donate to my solana wallet. I was a wealthy guy a couple years ago but my ex-wife decided to ruin our life in front of our kids. Im a 39 year old Norwegian guy and all i beg for, is any of you reading this got huge amount of solana and want to make my night. I would be more then greatful! Thank you for your time.

Solana address: 3RepZvsUANTVo5h6nP1rvnweHXuR7URRQfK5wKbjk6dz

Bitcoin address: bc1q8rt2nzqqsvdl0xgszfnpnarnlc9cm50tpm2e3n

Ethereum address: 0x62e784abe19692a440963bd9437534bcfe23de58

Buenas a todos,
Les cuento lo que me pasó para saber si a alguien le ocurrió algo similar y qué posibilidades reales hay de que se resuelva:
Quise fondear mi cuenta de **ARQ** desde **Fiwind**. En lugar de transferir USDT por la red Polygon, por error envié directamente el token nativo **POL (ex MATIC)** usando la red Polygon.
La dirección de destino es correcta (es mi dirección asignada dentro de ARQ en la red Polygon), pero como ARQ solo acredita automáticamente USDT y USDC, los fondos quedaron sin reflejarse en mi balance.
Hablé con soporte técnico y me dijeron lo siguiente:
Pueden intentar una **recuperación manual** cobrando una comisión del **10%** (\~$53 USD sobre el monto enviado).
El proceso demora entre **5 y 7 días hábiles**.
Pusieron el típico disclaimer de que *"no garantizan el resultado"* porque depende de las características técnicas del envío.
Ya les pasé el TxID/Hash de la transacción y acepté el cobro de la comisión del 10% para que lo deriven al equipo de desarrollo/sistemas.
Teniendo en cuenta que:
1. La red utilizada es Polygon (la misma que ellos soportan).
2. La moneda enviada es el token nativo (POL).
3. La dirección de recepción está bajo control técnico de ellos.
¿Qué tan probable es que el equipo técnico lo solucione sin problemas? ¿Alguien tuvo una experiencia similar con ARQ u otra fintech local en un caso de token nativo a dirección propia?
Agradezco cualquier experiencia o dato técnico

not asking whether to buy anything, there is nothing to buy yet. asking what the checklist should be.

the thing: a solana launchpad called pumpchange, not live. when you create a token you pick a cause and lock a percentage of your creator fees to it, with no function to change it after. the donation is meant to be a property of the token instead of a promise about it.

worth being precise about the number, this is where these things get slippery. the fee splits in half between platform and creator, and the 10 to 100% applies to the creator's half only. locking 50% sends the charity a bit over 0.3% of each trade, not 50%.

what i can't evaluate:

- nothing has traded, so there is no on-chain history and every claim is about future behaviour. the site is a holding page with a waitlist form and no launch date

- the team isn't public as far as i can find, odd for something pitched as "you don't have to trust the creator"

- no answer on what happens if the chosen org shuts down or stops taking crypto

- it doesn't touch supply. someone with a big allocation can still take a token to zero while the split pays out on the way down

so the question is procedural. where the claim is "enforced, not promised", is there anything you can verify before the enforcement has run once? the only test i've got is waiting for the first token and checking the fee account's outgoing transfers against the advertised split in solscan. anything faster than that?

Title explains the reason for the post, if not legitimate what are some alternatives? I don’t want too do kyc, have my funds frozen/held hostage while swapping.

Hi everyone,

I am writing this to share my ongoing frustrating experience with Bybit EU support and to warn the community about their lack of willingness to assist with standard technical recoveries, even when high-value amounts are involved.

The Issue:
I accidentally deposited 2,000 USDT to my Bybit wallet address using the Arbitrum network, but it went to the contract/address structure meant for USDC (cross-token EVM deposit).

The Technical Reality:
Because the wallet address is fully owned by Bybit on the Arbitrum network, they hold the private keys required to sign an outbound transaction. There is zero risk of fund loss, and industry leaders like Binance or OKX routinely resolve these identical cross-token EVM deposits for a standard administrative fee.

Bybit's Response:
Despite explaining this clearly, I am stuck in an endless loop of generic, copy-pasted responses from standard support agents who refuse to escalate the issue to Senior Operations Specialists or the Compliance Department. They simply issue a blanket denial without providing any specific technical justification.

I have even explicitly offered to:

• Wait for a manual intervention (up to 30 business days).
• Pay a substantial administrative fee deducted directly from the recovered funds.

It is unacceptable for a regulated entity like Bybit EU to permanently withhold $2,000 of customer funds when technical recovery is 100% feasible.

Ticket Details for Bybit Mods:

• UID: 580297770

If anyone from the Bybit official team reads this, please escalate my case to a higher resolution tier. If this remains unresolved, my next step is a formal complaint to the EU financial regulatory authorities overseeing Bybit’s European operations.

Has anyone else successfully forced Bybit to handle a manual EVM recovery recently? Any advice on getting past their front-line support bots would be highly appreciated.

I've joined premium discords before that were basically dead after the first week. I want a community where people are actually talking and sharing setups 24/7. Is it worth it?

For 5 days my account has been restricted. NO SUPPORT EMAILS. No live chat help. Supposedly, the case is "escalated" which means I can't withdraw cash to the bank. They can do whatever they want with our money. I am fuming

I’m trying to get in I DNM. Im running kleopatra on tails. I copy the public key, paste it into the kleopatra notebooks. I hit decrypt i don’t see the message. Please help

I’m trying to purchase this streaming service but it wants me to pay in crypto. Even when I click the debit card option it takes me to PayPal where it wants me to buy crypto to pay with. Anybody have this issue and what did you do?

In every trade I have done on axiom I have lost because of this. It is saying I bought .021 worth of sol and sold for 98% less at a higher cap. It says I lost 98% percent but in the trades panel I gained 20% I am new to trading and just don’t understand this.

I need little bit of sol to change my token on sol network to sol can anyone pls help? My adress:3CrMfeNRY9UZZ9T88D3TLYX98bnoQD6ahQCTwPDhyKQT would be verygrateful

been thinking about this more since I stopped actively trading and started treating crypto as more of a long term allocation instead of something to be checking every hour.

for a long time I just kept basically everything liquid. not because I actually needed access to all of it, just cause having the option felt safer somehow. then I actually looked at my transaction history and realized most of my usdt and btc hadn't moved in months, not even once.

kind of a wake up moment honestly. I was treating money I might need next week exactly the same as money I probably won't touch for a year, which makes no sense when you actually say it out loud.

started splitting by time horizon instead of just one big liquid pile.

one portion stays immediately available for anything unexpected, that one doesn't move no matter what. second bucket is stuff I probably won't need for a few months. third is genuinely long term, the kind of money I'm not touching regardless of what the market does.

for the second and third buckets i've been testing coinhold grow. what made sense to me was that I could basically mirror the same setup there, keep some in the flexible option and use 30, 90 or 360 day terms for the stuff I already know I won't need. for usdt/usdc it's up to 10.5% APR depending on the term, and btc is up to 7.5% APR paid in btc, also depending on the term.

still not comfortable locking everything up just to chase a slightly better return somewhere. extra yield doesn't mean much to me if I suddenly need liquidity and it's not there. but keeping 100% liquid when I already know most of it isn't moving anyway also just feels like leaving something on the table for no reason.

how does everyone else actually decide the split. fixed percentage you stick to, emergency fund first then whatever's left, or just going off when you actually expect to need the money

We’re using USDC more often for business payments but having the crypto side completely separate from the business bank is getting annoying.

Ideally I’d want a setup where regular USD banking and stablecoin payments work together without constantly moving funds between different accounts or platforms. Anyone doing this already and what are you using?

what the title sais and when i want to buy RON in the extention it is not possible, jelp pls

I have a Trust wallet and I need to get XMR. I tried stealthEX, sageswap, and instantswap but I lost my BTC (my wallet still empty). I’m in the USA.

Does anyone have a small amount of ETH they can send me? I have a good amount of USDT sitting in Artbitrum's network that I can't transfer or send anywhere, and my country does not have options to buy ETH at such low amounts. I have tried everything, and nothing works or it turns out to be a scam.

edit: SOLVED! A very nice stranger taught me to use FlexGas, thanks!

I bridged eth to robinhood eth on MetaMask and it sent to a random address that is the only transaction and has the ethereum in it. Not sure how it happened I wasn’t sending to a different wallet. And I did a separate transaction after that worked just fine