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r/Bitcoin
4.7m members
Bitcoin is the currency of the Internet: a distributed, worldwide, decentralized digital money. Unlike traditional currencies such as dollars, bitcoins are issued and managed without any central authority whatsoever: there is no government, company, or bank in charge of Bitcoin. As such, it is more resistant to wild inflation and corrupt banks. With Bitcoin, you can be your own bank.
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r/CryptoMarkets
1.2m members
Crypto Market Analysis & Discussion.
Demand and price, technical analysis, fundamentals, Bitcoin, Ethereum, token, volume, oscillator, RSI, stochastic, trend, trends, sentiment, strategy, coin, coinmarketcap, coingecko, messari, altcoin, blockchain.
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r/btc
1.1m members
When r/Bitcoin moderators began censoring content and banning users they disagreed with, r/btc became a community for free and open crypto discussion. This happened long before the creation of Bitcoin Cash. Today, r/btc users can discuss any Bitcoin-related topic without fear of moderator retaliation, while r/Bitcoin and r/CryptoCurrency are still heavily censored.
Over the years /r/btc became community of historians & torchbearers, preservers of Satoshi's Bitcoin for future generations.
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r/dogecoin
2.3m members
The most amazing place on reddit!
A subreddit for sharing, discussing, hoarding and wow'ing about Dogecoins. The much wow innovative crypto-currency.
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r/Monero
273k members
This is the official subreddit of Monero (XMR), a secure, private, untraceable currency that is open-source and freely available to all.
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r/ethtrader
2.2m members
Welcome to /r/EthTrader, a 100% community driven sub. Here you can discuss Ethereum news, memes, investing, trading, miscellaneous market-related subjects and other relevant technology.
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r/binance
877k members
Binance is the world’s leading blockchain and cryptocurrency infrastructure provider with a financial product suite that includes the largest digital asset exchange by volume.
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r/nanocurrency
121k members
Join the conversation on Nano, an eco-friendly cryptocurrency with ultrafast transactions and zero fees over a secure, decentralized network.
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r/Ripple
353k members
Ripple connects banks, payment providers and digital asset exchanges via RippleNet to provide one frictionless experience to send money globally. Banks and payment providers can use the digital asset XRP to further reduce their costs and access new markets. XRP is the fastest and most scalable digital asset today.
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r/CryptoCurrency
5.6m members
The leading community for cryptocurrency news, discussion, and analysis.
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r/CryptoCurrencies
377k members
We're Crypto Reddit's Fiji water in a desert of censorship and agendas. Arguably Reddit's best source for uncensored cryptocurrency news, technicals, education, memes and so more!
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r/technology
13.2m members
Subreddit dedicated to the news and discussions about the creation and use of technology and its surrounding issues.
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r/Crypto_Currency_News
193k members
News means money in the Crypto Currency world. When new coins, products or platforms are released using Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero or any related altcoin Tokens, the price of affected products can potentially move on the news.
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r/hardwareswap
349k members
Do you want to trade your unused computer part for something you will use? Welcome to r/Hardwareswap, a community and marketplace for buying, selling, and trading all sorts of PC Hardware.
It is very important than you read the wiki located in the sidebar for safe trading procedures.Reading our rules and guides is the best and most proven way to prevent getting scammed!
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r/CashApp
53.0k members
Cash App, formerly known as Squarecash, is a peer-to-peer money transfer service hosted by Square, Inc. r/CashApp is for discussion regarding Cash App on iOS and Android devices. Posting Cashtag = Permanent Ban
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r/TREZOR
45.6k members
Trezor is the world's original Bitcoin hardware wallet, protecting coins for thousands of users worldwide. What makes Trezor even better is the community behind it, gathered in this subreddit. Come here and find tips or assistance from your fellow community members.
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r/BitcoinABC
1.7k members
Bitcoin ABC leads eCash protocol development, on the mission to build global electronic cash.
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r/btcfork
3.7k members
This is a subreddit for discussion of forking Bitcoin to allow a free-market and consent-based approach to Bitcoin's / Bitcoin Cash's progress.
In Bitcoin Cash we brought together like minded people - users, developers, miners - to carry on the experiment that is Bitcoin.
We stand ready to fork again should it become necessary to protect Bitcoin to ensure the option of peer-to-peer electronic cash can survive and thrive.
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r/ethereum
1.5m members
Next-generation platform for decentralised applications.
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r/altcoin
220k members
/r/Altcoin is one of Reddit's original cryptocurrency subreddits, started 8+ years ago. Altcoins are generally considered everything but BTC - so even ETH, ADA and BNB are considered Altcoins.
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r/ecash
6.1k members
Revolutionary new money powered by Avalanche consensus! eCash is a cryptocurrency that’s designed to be used as electronic cash. Just like the invention of emails made it possible to send direct messages online, eCash makes it possible to send money directly to other people online. This includes being able to use eCash to pay for goods and services.
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71% has not been moved in 6 months, 82.5% has not moved in 3 months, and 92% has not moved in the past month.
https://messari.io/asset/bitcoin-cash/metrics/all
The price has moved quite low with very few of the long term BCH holders getting involved in trading.
In other words the recent price action is just noise during an illiquid time for all crypto markets and does not reflect what investors feel their BCH is worth. As a result it is not possible to buy much BCH even though the price says it is extremely cheap.
Lastly futures are trading tens of millions of paper BCH while the actual market barely has a small fraction of that traded on spot markets.
eg. a person/people market sell 500k BCH and want $50 million dollars cash right now, but no one is under an obligation to give it to them, maybe if they sell more slowly in line with demand they can have receive a much better price in line with what other market participants think it is worth. But when you market sell you are willing to take low prices, and thats what they chose to do.
TLDR: There are millions of BCH, but say someone market sells 500k BCH which temporarily crashes the price, that doesnt mean the other BCH holders will also market sell their holdings, and the metrics show that they are not.
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