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- 1Weekly German Friendica meetup continues online●🌟 Friendica-Plausch am Samstag, 03.10.2026 🌟 Du bist neu bei Friendica, nutzt es schon eine Weile oder möchtest einfach
A regular German-language gathering for users of the decentralised social network Friendica takes place every Saturday at 2 pm, welcoming newcomers and long-time users who want to learn more about the platform's features. The next session is announced for Saturday, 3 October 2026. The meetups aim to help people get started with the free, federated software and exchange tips about its many options.
- 2Converting Bitcoin to Ethereum remains a messy process, critics say▼It's 11pm and you're staring at a hardware wallet holding 0.8 BTC in cold storage, wanting some of it in Ethereum. Simpl
A security commentator is highlighting the awkward reality of swapping small amounts of bitcoin for ether from self-custody. Holding roughly 0.8 BTC on a hardware wallet, the writer notes, leaves few clean options: exchanges require handing over custody, while decentralised routes like cross-chain bridges and ThorChain carry their own trust and security questions. The post points to a review of ThorChain's approach to sovereign yield and liquidity, framing cross-chain swaps as a persistent weak spot for users who want to keep control of their keys.
- 3Rivemont launches unified terminal for perpetual DEXs●The Rivemont Terminal: one screen for perp DEXs. Chart, order book, positions and orders; switch exchange from the pair
Rivemont has launched its trading terminal, giving perpetual DEX traders a single screen with charts, order books, positions and orders across exchanges. Users can switch exchanges from the pair header, and fees from both the exchange and Rivemont are shown before an order is confirmed. The terminal is live on Hyperliquid and Lighter, with funds remaining in the user's own account.
- 4Traders Compare DEXs on Large Crypto Swap Execution●Best DEX for Large Trades in 2027: $1K to $1M Swap Test A $1,000 DEX swap and a $1 million DEX swap are not the same exe
A comparison of decentralised exchanges for large trades argues that a $1,000 swap and a $1 million swap are fundamentally different execution problems. Rather than picking the cheapest DEX, the analysis says traders should choose the route that yields the highest net settled output for the specific pair, trade size, chain and moment. It underscores how slippage and liquidity depth dominate big trades.