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I’m flying to Scotland from the US soon and when applying for my ETA I’ve been stumped by the address question. I’ve been living in a new apartment for the past couple of weeks but my parents house is still my mailing address and it’s still listed on my driver’s license and my debit card. Just wondering which address I should use. Thank you!

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**1.** First identify a clean horizontal consolidation.

**2.** Wait for a spike in one direction around the height of the consolidation.

**3.** Wait for volume signal indicator to print an entry signal in the trade direction (back into the consolidation).

**4.** Enter at that candle’s close. Stop Loss at current leg’s high/low. Target the consolidation’s low.

Using ⁠Volume Compass indicator as a confluence. Only sell if its above the 50 mark and Buy if its below.

Backtest results (reddit wont allow pic):
50 trades
70% Profit Trades
2.968% Profit Factor

I’ve been diving into ZK tech lately—not from a trading angle, but just out of curiosity around how scalable, private on-chain computation is evolving. Most zkVMs I come across either feel too academic or locked into Ethereum’s EVM structure.

ZKWASM caught my attention because it takes a different route: it combines WebAssembly (WASM) with zero-knowledge proofs, so developers can write in familiar languages like Rust or C++ and still get privacy-preserving execution, without rewriting their code.

That part hit home for me. As someone with a Web2 background, the barrier to entry for most zk toolchains is steep. The idea of compiling to WASM and letting the system generate zk-proofs automatically feels like a more natural bridge between the two ecosystems.

The project’s been around since 2023 and has quietly shown up at major events (ZK Summit, ETHDenver, etc.) and even has IEEE paper validation. It’s open-source, ships with docs and tutorials, and even offers a cloud hub for proof aggregation. So it’s not just whitepaper promises, it feels like real infrastructure with actual usability.

There is a token aspect too (not the focus of this post), and I saw that it’s getting listed on Bitget soon. What interests me isn’t the listing itself, but the shift it implies, maybe a move from “research mode” to “go-to-market.” Whether that works or not is a different question, but the timing is something I’m watching.

In the broader Web3 context, I think ZKWASM poses a question:
Does zk-WASM offer a more dev-friendly path forward for privacy and scalability compared to zk-EVM or bespoke circuits?

Would love to hear from anyone working with zk tools or WASM stacks, especially those experimenting with ZK outside of Ethereum’s L2 rollup scene. Is there a real demand here, or is this too far ahead of its time?

Im thinking about that, but I dont like the costs while Im testing it, even if its just 5 bucks a month .

for some reason my home ip address change every day, and I cant trade futures on binance with an unauthorized IP, so I made a pyautogui function that “manually” open binance and authorizes my new IP address .

What would you guys do to circumvent this? My solution feels to dumb

How much would you put into bitcoin? All of it? Half of it? $100,000 of it? $20,000? I don’t need to hear what else you’d do with the money like (“I’d pay my mortgage off first”) obviously I know many people would do stuff like that to make their lives easier now, makes sense. But just talking about the bitcoin side of things. How much confidence and trust would you put into your bitcoin portfolio? I’m not looking for investment advice. I just want to know what YOU would do.

Hi everyone! I’m planning a trip August 23 – September 6 (15 nights) and could use advice on my last 6 nights after Greece.

My core plan is:

Athens (2 nights)
Naxos (5 nights)
For the last 6 nights (Aug 31 – Sept 6), I want something luxurious, lively, and memorable, but not overly stressful with transfers. I’m torn between three options:

Option 1: Malta (Valletta + Gozo)

3 nights in Valletta (Old Town) — historic walled city, nightlife, rooftop bars.

3 nights in Gozo (boutique farmhouse hotel) — boat day to Comino & Blue Lagoon, wineries, beaches.

English-speaking, compact, affordable luxury.
Concern: Gozo might feel too quiet at night unless I plan activities.

Option 2: French Riviera (Base in Nice or Villefranche-sur-Mer)

6 nights in one spot (no hotel moves).
Day trips by train/bus to Monaco, Eze, Antibes, Cannes, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, and Ventimiglia (Italy).

Lively beach clubs, nightlife, and a chic atmosphere.

Concern: It’ll be peak season (crowds) and more expensive, but seems like the most variety without moving around.

Option 3: Montenegro (Kotor Bay)
6 nights in Kotor (Old Town or Bay).
Day trips to Perast, Porto Montenegro, Budva, and Blue Cave.

Quiet, scenic, luxury vibe with fjord-style coastline.

Concern: Might feel too slow after Naxos.
What I’m Looking For:

Some nightlife (not clubs, but lively bars/cafes).
Luxury feel but not over-the-top pricing.
Minimal hotel changes.

Easy flights from Athens and easy to get around solo.

Which would you choose for 6 nights after Naxos — Malta, French Riviera, or Montenegro?
Any must-stay hotels or specific towns you recommend?

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