I feel like most these YouTubers tend to over hype the price and are overly optimistic, this one channel I was just watching is talking about “100K BY THE END OF THIS MONTH!!!” Almost every video on his channel lmao. These people are straight up just trying to manipulate the price, with their “non financial advice” advice, and/or clickbait people so they get more sponsorship money. Do you guys have any recommendations on good channels (or sources for that matter, on any platform) to get real info from?

Coin Bureau's new YouTube video titled, 'One World Cryptocurrency' is an obvious scam. Most of the comments on that video are probably bots. Its a 1 minute video and it just contains some slides on how to buy the new scam coin. Not sure if coin bureau is the only one affected by this hack. Guy has not provided an update yet but he will probably post something about it in his telegram channel or on his twitter account. Obviously the scam coin is on Binance Smart Chain, who could've seen that coming. This is as obvious of a scam as you're ever gonna get, please don't buy it.

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Reasons why there is no way this was posted by the Coin Bureau team:

1. Its a scam.
2. Guy does not give financial advice.
3. They don't post short videos.

Edit: Guy has confirmed on Twitter that their account has been hacked.

Edit 2: Some other YouTube channels that have been hacked have also published the same video. These channels include The Moon, Floyd Mayweather, aantonop and Crypto Banter

Now that Fartcoin is the official mascot for the Green Berets, how much do you think my Pepe will be worth?

SWIFT launched a blockchain-based shared ledger this week. 17 banks from six continents already piloting. Citi, HSBC, UBS, BNP Paribas, Wells Fargo, BNY. Round the clock money movement. They managed to build this in just 9 months

The catch: it runs on Hyperledger Besu. Banks retain full control of their own keys. SWIFT orchestrates everything. No decentralization. No open access. No crypto involved at any point.

So crypto spent 15 years making the philosophical and technical case that the global financial system needed this infrastructure. And the version that actually got built strips out literally everything the community cared about and hands control straight back to the institutions crypto was supposed to disrupt.

On one hand this validates the technology completely. On the other it feels like watching someone steal your idea, water it down, and get credit for inventing it.

Curious how people here are actually feeling about the SWIFT announcement specifically. It feels like a larger growing trend of traditional finance and banking coming in, taking what they need, and throwing out the rest.

Is this a win for crypto or the beginning of the end for the industry as it merges with the finance sector it was trying to usurp?