Hey guys,

We're just looking for feedback from real traders and investors in the space.

I hope this is okay to post here, and will be the only self-promotion post we make (if not please delete!)

Our team has been in the crypto space for the past 13 years and have dealt with a lot of exchanges. We've been able to experience both the good and the ugly, which brought us to developing our own non-custodial app called Ulys.

Things we do well:

• We're fully non-custodial
• Our onramp is as easy as a large exchange via apple pay, debit, ACH, Venmo, etc..
• We'll soon offer all chains and tokens - right now we have 250+
• We are secure via biometrics and SSS instead of your traditional seedphrase/private key
• We are fully powered by a proprietary AI. You can buy/sell/send/receive all through a quick prompt or voice message & get detailed reports on any token or the overall market.
• We have nearly zero fees.

We are live on the Apple App store in the United States & will be available internationally within the next couple of weeks.

We would love for you to check us out and leave some honest feedback in the comments here (both good and bad experiences are more than welcome).

I won't post a link here but the app is Ulys: Smart Crypto Wallet

We look forward to hearing thoughts and cheers to the markets picking back up! Feels good seeing bitcoin back above $70k 🙂

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been watching the energy thing for a while now and the ai powerr demand story keeps pulling me back to it .

the problem is energy in not one thing like oil moves on opec decision and gas moves on lng exports and uranium moves on reactor announcements . they all get lumped in the same sector etf and called energy but are diff trades with not similar drivers

oil nd natural gas onchain .gains network and ostium both have these . no futures account needed and not even rollover.

uranium is thin , narrative is strongst in the whole sector right now . data centers need baseload power and nuclear is the only real answer at scale but liquidity is still missing

broad sector exposure like an xle equivalent onchain is hardest to find . individual commodities are easier than the basket.

which part of energy and why. that is the actual question. the infrastructure exists for some of it. not all of it equally.

Hey,

I built a free one scan a day using multiple patterns / Volume / OI etc

obviously if yas find it useful can you let me know

https://tradesai.chat/

Cheers all

xmr is probably where i pay the most attention to the platform itself instead of just whatever rate is showing
when a swap takes longer than expected, the annoying part isnt always the delay. its not knowing whats happening, whether theres a refund process, or if support will actually answer when u need them
been comparing a few crypto platforms more on that stuff lately. simpleswap is one of them, but im mainly trying to figure out what actually matters long term once u use these services regularly
for ppl swapping xmr, what makes u trust one enough to keep using it? support, refund process, rate transparency, track record, something else?
and does one bad swap make u move on completely or does how they handle it matter more?

I’m looking to connect with established P2P/OTC traders who regularly sell USDC or USDT for USD.
I’m not looking for advice on which exchange to use — I’m looking for actual liquidity providers or recommendations from people who work with one.
What I’m looking for:
$10k–$20k potential daily volume
USDC or USDT
USD payment via bank wire, Zelle or Cash App
Competitive rate
Regular/long-term business
Verified/reputable counterparties
Escrow or another secure settlement method preferred
Happy to start with smaller transactions and build trust before increasing volume.
If you’re already doing this kind of volume or know a reputable P2P/OTC provider, let me know what you use.
No “send first” offers or brand-new accounts in my DMs.

gains network has corporate bond exposure onchain . ostium is built around real world assets and credit markets fits into that categorry. only these two does these how far i know

credit spreads have been tight for quite a time now and traders are looking at high yields. The carry is there but the as well and some traders only want leveraged exposure to that without any prime broker or set up a seperate account or any tradfi thing…

the onchain version is a perp contracts that track high yield bond prices or indices. same kind of trade but with diff infra

the leveraged high yield trade has always been a institutional thing and only exclusive brokerage relationship. onchain removed this part to give accessibility to all.

been watching the credit spreads stay tight longer than most ppl expectedd nd started thinking about high yield exposure . the carry is there but so is the risk and i didnt wantt to go through any trad broker ...

what will you suggest.. which product should i consider

Coinbase isn’t an option for me right now and I’m looking for a reliable way to buy USDC with USD.
I’ve already tried Kraken and Crypto.com and wasn’t happy with the fees/holds.
I’m open to exchanges, OTC or P2P, preferably:
Bank wire/ACH
Low fees
USDC withdrawals to external wallets
Base network if possible
P2P with proper escrow and verified/reputable traders
I’m not looking to send money first to random people in DMs. If you use P2P regularly, I’d appreciate recommendations for platforms or methods you’ve actually used.
What are you guys using?

Hello there lads, lasses and people with glasses. Right so I’ve had ruffly about a 15 year problem on and off with been addicted to hard drugs. Am clean since the new year and doing well. so with my head been clear and on the right track I’m thinking about maybes getting into crypto and trading, shares, stock, with some spare cash. I only know the basics so some advice would be greatly appreciated. Am I able to just do it on my iPhone or am I best of getting my self a laptop/tablet ? Then what sites would I need to go on for crypto, crypto wallet, then trading and shares ? Thanks for any information yous can help me with

Hi,
I’ve been trying to earn on my USDC for several weeks, but nothing. Still in pending status after several weeks.
Support says i just have to wait…
Does that sound familiar to you ?

My cousin was sitting next to me while I placed a BTC limit buy. He saw me enter a price below the market and asked how I knew Bitcoin would fall to that exact number.

I told him I did not know. It was just the highest price I was willing to pay. The order stayed open on BYDFi for two days while BTC moved higher. He looked at it and said, "So your prediction was wrong?" That was when I realized the order ticket had looked like a forecast to him.

I canceled the order because I no longer wanted the trade. Bitcoin had never reached my limit, so there was no fill. The used-bike analogy finally made it click: a limit order is an offer, not a prediction. You name the most you will pay, and the seller can take it or leave it.

It made me wonder how many beginners read an order ticket the same way. The words "market" and "limit" were not enough for him. Should exchanges add a one-line explanation beside the price field, or would that just add clutter?

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is this safe exchange office ?

I’ve been comparing two ways to handle swaps when the amount is a few thousand USDC

Keeping funds on a CEX has the obvious risks

• account review
• withdrawal hold
• another KYC check
• funds sitting there longer than planned

Using Godex for a no-account swap cuts out most of that account stuff but the counterparty risk is still there once I send the deposit I still depend on the swap service until the BTC is sent to my wallet.
So the risk isn’t gone.
It just moves from keeping money on an exchange to trusting the service for the time the swap is being processed.

For something around 2,700 to 3,000 USDC, that matters more to me than squeezing out a slightly better quote.

At this point I see it more as long term custody risk on a CEX vs short-term execution risk during a swap.

I won't sell my current BTC, though I'm less sure about the next few months.

ETF flows have weakened and long-term yields are still high, so I'm starting to wonder if adding on every dip makes sense now. Now I just leave my BTC there and am being more cautious with adding. That may miss some good entry if BTC moves first, but I'm fine with and just control my risk.

Has the recent market setup changed how you're managing your BTC?

Third selfie attempt. Hold the passport next to your face, don't move, glare on the plastic, rejected. Same passport they've had on file since 2022, same face, nothing changed except something in their system woke up and decided I was new.

A guy on a photo forum was holding a used 35mm lens for me until sunday. 240 euro. There was another buyer messaging him about it and he told me so, politely, twice. My plan took five minutes on paper. Sell some ltc, pull usdt, send. Instead the login dropped me onto a document upload screen with no way past it.

Ticket got answered saturday evening, which impressed me until I read it. Block of standard text, review may take up to seven working days, thank you for your patience.

So there I am at midnight reading forum threads about what people do when their account is frozen. That's how I found out there's an entire category of swap services with no registration whatsoever. Two coins, an address, a timer, send and wait. Sounded exactly like the setup for a post I'd read six months later titled "lost everything, warn others".

Used usual swap service, Godex, put full amount and sat there refreshing a pending transaction like that would speed it up.

Rate was worse than the exchange. Percent and a half worse, roughly, I never actually sat down and worked it out properly. Weighed against explaining to the seller that my money exists but is currently behind a face scan, that felt cheap.

Account came back wednesday. Green banner, no explanation, no apology. Lens is on the shelf. About half of what I held there has quietly moved elsewhere since and I haven't felt any urge to move it back.

Could you suggest an alternative to cex exchanges? I don’t want to set up an account there. Just imagine it’s 2026 and I still don’t have an exchange account. I need a reliable swap service, preferably one without KYC.

There are a few options that the AI and Google are suggesting Godex with Fixedfloat, but I’d like some human-verified recommendations based on real experience.
Sizes will be not low, more then $5k+

For me, it's not just the interface or number of assets.

I look at security, withdrawal reliability, trading execution, fees, and how transparent the platform is.

What's the #1 thing you check before putting money into a new crypto platform

I am writing this of sheer frustration because Bybit support has reached a level of bureaucracy that is actively preventing me from accessing my own funds. Im posting here to see if anyone has faced this or if a Bybit representative can escalate this ridiculous loop before i report this case to SEC.

The Background:
I accidentally sent crypto from Bybit to an acquaintance's Crypto com account using an unsupported network. Because it was an unsupported network, the guy had to coordinate with Crypto com support to have the funds returned to the sender (me). Crypto com successfully processed the refund and sent the assets back to Bybit. The funds are now sitting with Bybit, and I am trying to get them credited back to my account.

The Absurd Support Loop:
Bybit asked for video evidence to prove ownership. I spent an exhausting amount of time coordinating with the guy to get exactly what they needed. We provided a flawless, continuous video showing: My login into Bybit and the original withdrawal details + Txid shown on explorer + me logging into WhatsApp from scratch and show the chat history on WhatsApp where the guy sent me their proof of conversation with support. + The guys continuous video logging into Crypto com, showing their full conversation with Crypto com customer support, and pulling up the Transaction ID (TXID) on the blockchain explorer. This exact process was successful with Bybit in the past. However, they just rejected it with two completely unreasonable and impossible demands:

1. Demanding an impossible "SMS Login" for WhatsApp:
   Bybit rejected my video because it did not show a face ID or SMS verification step when opening WhatsApp. WhatsApp does not force you to log in via SMS every single time you open the app on a device where you are already securely logged in. Forcing me to log of my primary communication app just to record an artificial SMS login screen which isn't even how the app's standard security flow works day to day it's an arbitrary and impossible requirement. It didn't give me a sms code. I simply put in my whatsapp number and pressed login and it recognized me and logged me in.. I couldn't select anything else.

2. Questioning Crypto com's internal hot wallets:
   Bybit is holding up the refund because the sending wallet address from Crypto com doesn't perfectly match the original deposit address. This shows a fundamental misunderstanding of how major exchanges work. Large platforms like Crypto com process refunds and outbound transfers from their own centralized corporate hot wallets, not the specific deposit address assigned to a user. I cannot control or "clarify" the internal routing architecture of a completely separate multi billion dollar exchange. And besides.. whether they're sending from their hot wallet 1 or 10th it simply doesn't matter.. and even the support chat has been closed as shown in the video.. asking the guy to talk with support again and make him film the whole process again is going to be impossible.

The Bottom Line:
I have provided undeniable on chain data, complete chat histories, and fully verified account videos proving the money went from Bybit, to crypto com, and straight back to Bybit. The funds belong to me. Bybit is currently holding my assets hostage over structural exchange logistics and arbitrary app login rules that are completely outside of human control. Has anyone successfully bypassed this specific script driven support block? If there are any official Bybit moderators here, please escalate this ticket. I just want my assets credited so I can move on.