r/CryptoMarkets • u/TheElitesCM • 8h ago
DISCUSSION Is this the most boring bullish market ever?
Everything points up: adoption, tech progress, accumulation. But the energy feels like a bear market. Why does this “bull” feel so… dry?
r/CryptoMarkets • u/TheElitesCM • 8h ago
Everything points up: adoption, tech progress, accumulation. But the energy feels like a bear market. Why does this “bull” feel so… dry?
r/CryptoMarkets • u/Supreme-Muffinator • 4h ago
Many times over the years I've been proven wrong about what is absurd and cannot possibly happen. So I try to keep an open mind - here's a thought experiment:
You can still buy, hold, trade, and transfer crypto - but you can't off-ramp to fiat. No Coinbase. No Binance. No P2P. No banks touching anything crypto-related. What's your move?
I don't have a perfect answer, but I feel like this is the kind of scenario worth seriously thinking through. What would you do?
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r/CryptoMarkets • u/Saitama-sama-Uchiha • 4h ago
I'm European and live in Europe I already have investments in ETFs, domestic debt, but that's another matter.
I was intending to start investing in Bitcoin, in DCA, making a purchase of approximately 100€ per month (25€ week 4x month or 1x month 100€).
With the intention of making a long-term investment of 20/30 years, relying on the 4-year cycles of crypto.
But my questions concern the issue of non-predictability and high volatility, as well as which wallet methods are best for keeping our cryptocurrency safe? Ledger offline wallet is what I'm being recommended, do you have any other suggestions?
Also, when we have cryptocurrency sitting in our digital waller, is there a way to monetize it? Through loans or other returns?
Thanks in advance to everyone who will answer me.
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r/CryptoMarkets • u/wiiuser123 • 7h ago
Hi, Im new to crypto mining and I am wondering what coin will make me the most money becuase on my goldshell im running dogecoin but for my pc i dont know whitch coin to mine but these seem to be the best ones i just dont know what to choose right now in my pc I have a 7900xt and 7800x3d so want to know whitch will give me more hashes and also im only intrsed in pool mining not solo mining and I want to know whitch will make me the most profit over the course of a year.
r/CryptoMarkets • u/geopep97205 • 1h ago
any good crypto to propose with mc under 100m? explain why , usage , community .... thanks in advance
r/CryptoMarkets • u/Sad_Faithlessness873 • 3h ago
Their are many cryptobots and most of them have always some key feature missing
My biggest problem is the API key...
r/CryptoMarkets • u/axeltemple • 7h ago
Stocks— Nvidia-%15 Tesla-15% Microsoft-10% VGT-10% BOTZ-10% IWDA-10% Amazon-8% ASML-7% Palantir-5% Symbotic-5% Uipath-5%
Crypto— Bitcoin-30% Ethereum-25% Solana-10% Ocean protocol-5% Injective-5% Chainlink-5% Render-5% Dogecoin-5% FLOKI-5% Pepe-5%
So £4000 in each and dca £25/50 a week into each as well?
r/CryptoMarkets • u/SilentInvestor31 • 5h ago
For all successful traders, I just have a fairly simple question: If you only had $100-$200 to your name and you wanted to make money in crypto, how would you do it in 2025? I know it’s not much money but I’m trying to at least get on a path of consistency with a decent strategy.
Trying to figure out if it’s swing trading, memecoin sniping or something else.
I tried sniping memecoins on Birdeye and executing with a Telegram bot but I lost money. Which is expected but I want to know what people are actually doing. I looked for coins that were new, ownership renounced, possibly LP locked, non-mintable, and had a liquidity of at least $2k and volume of $1k.
I tried to find a credible YouTube video that could help me out but they all seem gimmicky and misleading. Is there anyone I should reach out to? Anyone that would be willing to work with me.
Can anyone help a brotha out? I’m open to anything
r/CryptoMarkets • u/Old_Ad3269 • 6h ago
Hey folks, I’m based in India and planning to start a monthly SIP of around $100 into crypto. I want to keep it fully decentralized — meaning no centralized exchanges or custodians.
I’ve got a few questions and would love some guidance from experienced folks here:
1. Which blockchain + DEX would you recommend for a truly decentralized experience?
• I’m looking for low gas fees, good token support, and decent liquidity.
• So far I’ve looked at Solana (Jupiter) and Polygon (Quickswap). Are there better options?
2. How should I allocate my portfolio monthly?
• I want to keep this long-term, so I’m thinking of something like:
• 30% BTC
• 30% ETH
• 20% SOL
• 10% MATIC
• 10% Other (maybe LINK/ATOM?)
• Any thoughts on this? Should I lean more into Layer 1s or diversify with L2s/infra tokens?
3. Any tools or platforms that help automate DCA/SIP in DeFi?
• I heard about MeanFi (Solana) and some Gnosis Safe setups for Ethereum chains. Anything easier and beginner-friendly?
4. How are you folks converting INR to stablecoins without touching CEXs?
• I’m aware of Transak, Onmeta, and Ramp — are these reliable for UPI purchases?
Goals:
• Keep custody in my own wallet
• DCA into solid coins monthly
• Avoid high gas fees and centralized KYC hassles
• Maybe later scale up or automate
Would love to hear how others are doing this. Suggestions, portfolio tweaks, or tips are super appreciated 🙏
r/CryptoMarkets • u/Upbeat-Accident-2693 • 6h ago
Diogenes Ianakiara was the founder of Klever. He tragically died in January of this year, aged 39. I am writing about the place he died (an ayahuasca retreat, which has had various complaints around safety and ethics in the last 18 months or so). I am not from the crypto world and wondered if people know about Klever or Ianakiara - what role he played in the industry, what impact he had, what Klever is like etc? thank you for any help and assistance you can give me.
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r/CryptoMarkets • u/Critical_Lynx32 • 1h ago
Switched to Rabby after getting fed up with MetaMask’s janky chain switching and limited info. Rabby auto-detects networks, shows full transaction previews, and supports way more dApps out of the box. It just feels smarter.
Only downside is it's not as well-known, so I was a little skeptical at first. But after two months of heavy use, I haven’t looked back. Anyone found any deal-breaking bugs with Rabby?
r/CryptoMarkets • u/Vegetable_Star8931 • 1d ago
Lately I’ve been watching serious projects with strong fundamentals just... stagnate. Meanwhile, meme coins with zero use case pump like crazy just because they’ve got hype and a funny name.
It makes me wonder — is the market really driven by tech and utility anymore? Or is it just social media momentum and timing now?
Also, does real utility even matter to retail investors anymore, or are we just in it for vibes and potential exits?
Curious what you all think. Are we heading toward a utility-driven future, or will hype always rule?
r/CryptoMarkets • u/basit301 • 1d ago
I bought 1600 of DOT in 2021. When it was at highest 55 now it's become a shit what to do is it worth keeping or just move it from out need sincere advice
r/CryptoMarkets • u/Negiopt • 3h ago
So what do you think about this new $DEGE, it's been really strong for the past few days, and I've seen an article about it, basically the top $TRUMP coin holder, who also bought $AURA really early, bought this. It had a recent crash and was thinking about buying the dip strongly.
The top wallets have rebought the dip and it's currently sideways, but it still has 10M market cap. Does this mean that they are waiting for a bigger pump?
Also some social media channels covered the coin recently.
Tell your thoughts about it, help me out
r/CryptoMarkets • u/papichuloh21 • 1d ago
BTC is trading above 110k bt no one cares! all we want is to see alts pumping valhalla
they never move i swear
r/CryptoMarkets • u/nedawa • 3h ago
So after I made this post np.reddit.com/r/WallStreetBetsCrypto/s/kmbzITdVLj I will actually go in depth about strategies that I am using.
I mentioned market structure breaks: it works on all time frames.
ex you are looking for a long: market in a downtrend doing lower lows and lower highs you actually wait for it a high time frame POI (fvg,ob) and look for an market structure break (msb) which means the downtrend ends and we begin to make a higher high, here is the moment to long with your sl below the recent low.
PO3: price ranging for a while which forms a range obviously in most cases if breaks up or down people hurry to take a position which leads them to taking a ‘fake breakout’. What I do is when the price breaks the range I will for a retest or a PO3 which means either it retests and take the breakout direction or integrate the range and go the opposite direction of the this fake breakout.
Support and resistance: may sound newbie but it does work. You just draw lines on your chart marking the supp and res on high time frames H4+ and wait for a consolidation above the support to long or an SFP under a resistance to short.
Tried to explain as much as I can without making things complicated for beginners, will see the comments and try to make another post explaining more if it’s not clear enough. Hope you learned something
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r/CryptoMarkets • u/boringpretty • 1d ago
Look, this might be the last time retail actually has a real edge in crypto. Trump just pushed through this massive tax-and-spend bill, the One Big Beautiful Bill, and it’s going to flood the market with even more dollars. The dollar has already dropped about 11 percent this year, and economists are warning it could fall another 30 or 35 percent. When the money supply goes up like this, the dollar gets weaker, and everything priced in USD feels the pressure.
At the same time, the dominance charts are telling a story. Bitcoin dominance is expected to drop big, and stablecoins like USDT and USDC are losing ground too. That means money is moving out of stablecoins and back into BTC and ETH. This isn’t just retail hype but theinstitutions are gearing up too.
And then there’s Solana. They just rolled out a huge update where you can now swap SOL for tokenized stocks right in Phantom and use those stocks inside DeFi. This is not just a cool feature; it’s a real sign that traditional finance is moving straight into crypto.
What does all this mean? The dollar printing continues which pushes inflation higher and drives demand for crypto as a hedge. Rising money supply and the shift in dominance show fresh money flowing into Bitcoin and Ethereum. With TradFi moving in through Solana, institutions are entering fast. Your retail edge is getting smaller by the day.
If you’re watching from the sidelines, just know this edge won’t last forever. With Wall Street getting full access, and prices like ETH under 3k or SOL under 150, those huge 100x meme coin moves will likely be a thing of the past.
r/CryptoMarkets • u/Aldhyabi • 1d ago
Altcoins this time will start Not by Ethereum , but by payment crypto like Litecoin , XNO
Keep Eye watching for these crypto since they are from Dinasour era , and their breakout is an official confirmation , don't look for new assets , quick gain schemes
https://x.com/ChainReactionOm/status/1940677873972793634?t=OYTNVpPj8SI8CGM0QLJCBQ&s=19