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Hey, are you me?!
I came to the same conclusion. I’ve been using Reeder on MacOS. So many feeds these days do not have full content but the Reeder app can be configured to pull all of the text (minus some of the images).
Anyway, these have been my favorite feeds categorized by interest:
You’ll notice that some sites show up multiple times but that is because I subscribe to sub-feeds for my categories of interest.
TIL the verge covers crypto. I usually use coindesk or cointelegraph
I tried RSS for coindesk and cointelegraph but it was just a flood of hourly crypto movements and such. I wanted something a little more "big picture" haha.
ah fair enough. i follow coindesk mainly on telegram so i usually just get the headlines