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    • I built a free Bitcoin Opportunity Cost Calculator — would love your feedback! May 30, 2026
      Hey After a few weeks of building, I finally launched my side project The concept is simple — the 'latte factor' is a well-known personal finance idea, but no tool showed it in Bitcoin terms. So I built one. What it does: Enter any daily habit (coffee, Netflix, gym, eating out — anything) Set a […]
    • I trade across 3 exchanges and kept losing track of my real P&L, so I built my own trading journal, looking for ideas. May 30, 2026
      I trade mostly BTC across OKX, Bybit and Pionex, and I am constantly switching between apps and accounts was driving me crazy. Whenever I had profits I'd buy more BTC, then lose track of how much I bought, where I sent it, and what it was actually worth, it's a real pain. I tried using […]
    • Building a profitable Bitcoin company with public market ambitions. Looking for feedback May 30, 2026
      Hey everyone, I'm one of the founders of Frame. We're building an AI powered market intelligence device that helps people understand markets, stocks, ETFs, macro trends, and Bitcoin through a dedicated hardware and software platform. We've been building for about a year and unlike many startups, we're already profitable. A few things about us: • […]
    • James Jani's Misunderstanding of Bitcoin May 30, 2026
      submitted by /u/bitcoinphilosophy [link] [comments]
    • Major UX upgrades to Mk5 May 30, 2026
      Coinkite Launches Coldcard MK5: Major UX Upgrades to Flagship Bitcoin Hardware Wallet https://bitcoinmagazine.com/business/coinkite-launches-coldcard-mk5-major-ux-upgrades-to-flagship-bitcoin-hardware-wallet submitted by /u/HodlDee [link] [comments]
    • What if we separated money from the state, abolished income tax, and based the entire economy on physical reality? Meet the Real Society. May 30, 2026
      We are currently facing a silent but acute crisis where our economic system has completely lost touch with reality. We live in a debt-driven society plagued by three fundamental, interconnected flaws: 1 Eroded purchasing power and skyrocketing wealth gaps. Over the past decades, fiat currencies have lost the vast majority of their value due to […]
    • Daily Discussion, May 30, 2026 May 30, 2026
      Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank you! If you don't get an answer to your question, you can try phrasing […]
    • Was I scammed? May 30, 2026
      I had bitcoin in a Lumi wallet. I had not logged on in a while, typed in Lumi to google and went to the first page up top ( web.lumiwallet.org ) I typed in my recovery phrase, then was wondering why my balance was loading for so long. I then downloaded Coin Wallet, entered my […]
    • Bitcoin Fixes the Incentives: Turning Compulsive Gamblers into Compulsive Savers May 29, 2026
      Brendan Sorsby’s most recent betting scandal that has rocked the college sports world is an indictment of fiat and our modern culture more than anyone thinks. To give a bit of background for the Bitcoin community: the transfer from Cincinnati, QB Brendan Sorsby, was due to make a massive 4 to 5 million dollars this […]
    • Doubting about my plan May 29, 2026
      I bought a large lump sum of IBIT in a registered account because I wanted Bitcoin exposure with tax advantages. I now realize there are trade-offs: I don’t hold the underlying asset directly, there are management fees, and I ended up buying near a market peak. With the subsequent drawdown, roughly 25%–30% of my portfolio […]
    • Bitcoin is the Honey Badger May 29, 2026
      https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/s/Os1oXr9RKZ submitted by /u/derekblake22 [link] [comments]
    • I knew better. I still sold near the bottom. May 29, 2026
      When FTX collapsed, I genuinely thought Bitcoin might be finished. Not just another bear market. I mean finished. Regulation, contagion, trust destroyed. I sold most of my position somewhere around $16k telling myself I was being rational. Six months later I was buying back above $25k. The thing that bothers me most isn't the money. […]
    • BlackRock Clients Sold 0.3% of Their Bitcoin Holdings Yesterday Why the Panic is a Massive Overreaction May 29, 2026
      Yesterday's institutional outflow data showed BlackRock's IBIT shedding roughly 2,424 BTC (around $178M). Most mainstream headlines are immediately reading this as a bearish signal, but digging into the raw numbers tells a completely different story. ​Context matters, and BlackRock’s total Bitcoin exposure is still absolutely massive: ​IBIT still holds roughly 792,000 BTC (valued at over […]
    • Texas Names Bitcoin Reserve Advisory Committee As State Eyes Direct Bitcoin Custody May 29, 2026
      Texas has appointed a five-member advisory committee to oversee its Strategic Bitcoin Reserve as the state prepares to transition from ETF exposure to directly custodied bitcoin. submitted by /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] [comments]
    • Bitcars. May 29, 2026
      Not sure which one I’d rather own. They both come with advantages and disadvantages. submitted by /u/FunkyGrass [link] [comments]
    • Unexpected dump? May 29, 2026
      I know we're still in the bear market, but timewise this is quite an unexpected dump in the last days, right? 12% in the last 2 weeks. No real macro indicators, positive news on war, stocks are flying worldwide. Is everyone fleeing into stocks? BTC too risky all of a sudden? submitted by /u/Electrical-Value-673 [link] […]
    • The people in charge of Bitcoin May 29, 2026
      Bitcoin has no boss. No foundation that votes on changes, no CEO who decides the roadmap, no shareholders' meeting, no token-holder vote. But the protocol does evolve. Slowly, contentiously, through a process nobody designed but everybody recognizes. Five stakeholder groups hold the real power — not by decree, but by veto. Any one of them […]
    • Collision Protocol: 1000 BTC Challenge Pool (#135, 13.5 BTC) May 29, 2026
      Quick background if you have not run into it: the 1000 BTC Challenge is an on-chain puzzle from 2015. Someone funded 160 addresses whose private keys sit in deliberately increasing ranges (key N is between 2N-1 and 2N), and in 2023 the prizes were bumped 10x. The low ones have been picked off over the […]
    • Self-Custody: Convenience vs Security May 29, 2026
      A lot of people assume self-custody means making everything way more complicated. But honestly, once you use COLDCARD, you realize a secure setup can still be pretty straightforward. It meets Bitcoiners wherever they’re at, whether you just want to safely hodl long term or you’re into using multisig, and advanced setups. Feels like the “secure […]
    • CLN DoS vulnerability, CoreDev meeting - Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #407 May 29, 2026
      Bitcoin Optech newsletter #407 is here: - announces the responsible disclosure of a vulnerability that allowed a remote peer to crash Core Lightning nodes - links to transcripts from a recent Bitcoin Core developer meeting - Optech Newsletter #407 Podcast https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/2026/05/29/ Chandra Pratap posted to Delving Bitcoin disclosing a denial-of-service vulnerability discovered during a Summer […]

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Could This Little-Known Windows 10 Feature Harm Performance?

Although it may not feel so at times, Windows 10 is a definite improvement over previous versions in many ways. But it can also feel slow and sluggish when it isn’t configured properly. Of the many ways to improve Windows 10 performance, there’s one lesser-known feature that you should know more about: SuperFetch. In this… read more »

VR on a Mac? It Could Be More Likely Than You Think!

Oculus founder Palmer Luckey once said that they’ll support VR on the Mac “as soon as Apple releases a good computer.” It should come as no surprise then that when Industrial Light and Magic took to the stage at the June 2017 developer’s conference to demonstrate the VR capabilities of new Macs, they did so… read more »

10 Things You Didn’t Know Google Assistant Could Do

Google Assistant is a fairly intelligent piece of software that was the unique selling point of the Pixel phones until it was made available to many Android 6.0+ smartphones early this year. Now that a good chunk of Android users can use Google Assistant, it’s time to remind everyone of ten awesome things you can do with… read more »

How the UK’s Snooper’s Charter Could Affect the Whole World

The Investigatory Powers Bill, better known as the “Snooper’s Charter”, is here. Right now, it’s the pinnacle of mass state surveillance with its most notable feature forcing telecommunications companies to keep all data about its customers for at least 12 months. And having to hand them over to public bodies without the latter’s justification. While “bigger”… read more »

7 Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do With a Tile Tracker

When it comes to Bluetooth trackers, the most common things people use them for is keeping tabs on their keys and wallets. These are great reasons to have one (or a few), and I use my Tile to find my keys all the time. Using it frequently made me think: what else can I use… read more »

This Spotify Bug Could Be Killing Your Hard Drive

The Spotify desktop application could be bombarding your hard drive with data. This is due to a bug which writes masses of unnecessary data to your hard drive. Spotify already has a bug fix rolling out to users, but in the meantime, it may be worth shutting down Spotify. Users have reported the Spotify app… read more »

Could Snapchat Be the Best Way to Keep a Private Journal?

The point of journaling is to keep a record of past events, feelings, and achievements. You’re then able to look back on these, either to reinvigorate memories or to learn from what you’ve jotted down. Since 2011, the idea of “looking back on” what we capture in Snapchat went completely against what the app was about…. read more »

7 Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do With a Chromecast

You have spent hours researching online, weighed up all of the pros and cons, and finally taken the plunge. And you now have a shiny new Chromecast proudly streaming content from your smart device or computer. But what happens next? Yes, we all know about the benefits of cutting the cord and turning to one… read more »

Could Your Devices Cause a Massive Security Breach at Work?

Many companies let their employers access important services with their own devices. Most of the time, this doesn’t cause any problems, but it does remove a bit of control. If a big mistake is made, it could end up causing a huge breach! Whether you own a company and let your employees use their own devices,… read more »

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