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Buy crypto with Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, Revolut or Wise. A zero-knowledge proof sends USDC to your own wallet in ~2 min. No account freezes. P2P on-ramp.

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Buy crypto without handing anyone your keys.

1. Pay a peer with Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, Revolut or Wise
2. A zero-knowledge proof verifies the payment
3. USDC releases from escrow to YOUR wallet in ~2 min

No freeze button. Fees ~1–2.2%.
https://t.co/PzSgA8qf1N

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@CrusherHODL Burns tied to real trades are the healthy kind: supply only drops when people actually use PulseX. So daily volume is the number to watch. Do you track the burn amount itself or just volume?

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@Borbur Both can be true. Traders cash out in a slump, while banks build rails for the next 10 years. Banks aren't betting on this month. Would a dirham coin change much for people who already use USDT there?

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@CryptoCoffee369 A bank on-ramp is easy, but the coins often sit with the bank first. The real win is when they land straight in your own wallet. Does Old Glory's version send to your wallet or keep them in the app?

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The best fix is not needing trust at all.

Some P2P apps now check a cryptographic proof of the real payment, so coins only unlock once the money truly moved.

Save this for your next trade.

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Buying or selling crypto person to person? The most common scam is a fake payment screenshot. It takes 30 seconds to make one.

How to spot it before you send anything 🧵

#P2P #Crypto

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3. Watch for red flags:
- they rush you
- the sender name doesn't match
- "check your email, I sent it"

Fake "payment received" emails are easy to make. Only trust what you see inside the app itself.

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Square just switched on Bitcoin payments for eligible US shops. 0% fees until Jan 1, then 1%.

The catch: shops get dollars by default. Bitcoin is the pipe, not the savings.

Real adoption is when the shop keeps some. If you ran a shop, would you?

#Square #Bitcoin #Lightning

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$14.2B in stablecoins left crypto in 30 days, the fastest drop since June 2022.

Stablecoins are crypto's cash. When people swap them back to dollars, less money is left to buy.

Watch for this number to start growing again.

#Stablecoins #Bitcoin #Crypto

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Stablecoin supply is shrinking fast.

Total supply fell $14.2B in 30 days, the fastest contraction since June 2022.

A turn back to growth would be the first sign of new money.

More on recent buyers, large wallets and bids below price in this week's Week On-chain.

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@CryptoCoffee369 No gas for the first buy fixes the dumbest moment in crypto: you get coins but can't move them because you need a different coin to pay the fee. Newcomers quit right there. Who covers the fee on that first trade?

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@yourfriendSOMMI If a caller's coins drop 74% in a day, the money was made before the post went up. The buyers are the exit. Simple test: did they buy before telling you? What's the worst one you've watched play out?

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Deutsche Bank now holds Bitcoin, Ether and USDC for big clients, approved under EU rules.

Good for adoption. But it's the old deal: the bank holds the keys, you hold a promise.

For your own coins, the safest place is still your own wallet.

#DeutscheBank #SelfCustody #Bitcoin

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21 big banks, including Goldman and Citi, just put $270M behind their own digital dollar, called Project Faro. Target: 2027.

Worth knowing: like USDC and USDT, a bank coin can be frozen by whoever issues it.

Would you hold a bank-made coin?

#ProjectFaro #Stablecoins #Crypto

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Goldman, Citi and Global Banks Commit $270 Million to Challenge Crypto’s Stablecoin Giants

The funding, backing a U.S.-incorporated issuer codenamed “Project Faro,” covers five years of operations as traditional lenders move to challenge crypto-native giants Tether and Circle.
https://t.co/IYw6NUag9a

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@RealIMMORTAL333 @BullBearSwap Ongoing 30% of fees is a big deal, since referrers only earn while the people they bring keep using it. That rewards real users, not one-time signups. Is it paid out in BBS or in the coins traded?

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@CrusherHODL The nice part of a burn tied to trading fees is you can check it yourself on-chain, no promises needed. More trading means more burned. Do you track the burn by day or week to see the trend?

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@MarsianDev @X @CrypMvs Building 15 hours a day and still getting buried by the feed is rough. What helps most is people who use what you build saying so in public. What are you shipping right now? Happy to take a look.

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@CryptoCoffee369 Getting coins off an exchange in one step is the right fix. Most people know they should, but the extra steps stop them. Fewer clicks means more people actually do it. What's the most common reason folks say they wait?

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@coincamps The big shift here: the business gets paid in USDC but never has to hold or manage crypto. It just shows up as dollars. That makes it easy for banks to say yes. Which bank do you think follows next?

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@_nghiaphan1019 @primus_labs Screenshots are easy to fake and leak way too much: your name, balance, other payments. A proof that only shows "this payment happened, this amount" fixes both. Do you think sellers will trust a proof over a screenshot?