What's going on with River.com?
Anybody else getting spam robocalls saying there is a problem with your River.com account? Was there a data leak?
[link] [comments]
from Bitcoin - The Currency of the Internet https://ift.tt/AE3MhDI
Anybody else getting spam robocalls saying there is a problem with your River.com account? Was there a data leak? submitted by /u/pea...
Anybody else getting spam robocalls saying there is a problem with your River.com account? Was there a data leak?
![]() |
... electricity that would, without Bitcoin never exist. [link] [comments] |
Blockchain.com held my coins from late 2023 when I tried to withdraw my money to my secondary wallet. I contacted them to find out exactly what was happening and was told to do kyc which I did and gave them all the info they asked for. But they still didn’t release it. fast forward to 2026 just yesterday. I tried logging back in to see if my money has been released. lo and behold. I saw my cryptos back in my wallet. so then I did what any sane person would do. Withdraw it all out of that wicked platform. But guess what happened again ? after all this years they are asking me to kyc again. I did again this time and they refuse to respond. I should have written this long ago to save some of you from this greedy thieves that steal from hardworking traders in third-world countries trying to make it. I have proofs of all our conversations if you need proof I’ll send them to you if you message me.
ps anyone trying to help you out here asking for money are scammers. Stay safe out there.
I am not writing this because I am bitter about them stealing my money but to warn you about saving your hard earned cash with them.
I opened long at 69300, I’m -120 my liquidity is at 61k , should I sell in loss or wait.
Thanks in advance
If everyone assumes Bitcoin will drop more why don't they just sell and buy back in around October when the bottom is in
If you've been seriously following whale wallets, exchange flows, and cycle tops/bottoms for 5-6+ years: Is what we're seeing from institutional/ETF whales essentially the same distribution tactics as pre-ETF eras activation then inflows then shakeout. just executed on longer timeframes with more capital? Or has the involvement of regulated giants truly altered the mechanics like less manipulation possible, more stable accumulation windows, etc....?
I saw someone’s post earlier today asking if he could get into crypto (by buying and holding bitcoin) now. He gave this newbie vibe..
I feel like a huge majority of enthusiast are enthusiastic about using bitcoin to retire their kids. Was that the vision of bitcoin ?
I have never been a fan of HODL, because I don’t even have the patience. Instead I have been enjoying crypto by its core-utility.
Many services are offering crypto payment options, which opens border to seamless cross border transactions at cheaper fees.(well majorly for stablecoins)
Some people are on this world of crypto enjoying its utility, others are having an emotional rollercoaster with market trends.
Have you ever used crypto to pay for a service or good ?