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Do NOT get into pumps and dumps. They are bad and damaging not only to idiots like me, but to the community in general. They are not OK, please do not support them.

r/SatoshiStreetBetsSee Post

24,4% of ICO projects are dead for good

r/SatoshiStreetBetsSee Post

24,4% of ICO projects are dead for good

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Title was disallowed i think

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

How do you fund your FIAT to Crypto?

r/BitcoinSee Post

Free monies

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

When trading, learn to manage your expectations

r/SatoshiStreetBetsSee Post

I like this Altcoin, OK?

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Vast Bank- A Tulsa, OK bank that lets people manage their traditional bank accounts and cryptocurrency side by side. Pretty cool. Sounds like adoption to me.

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Security : An easy guide on how to remain secure from theft/scam as you trade crypto.

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Let's discuss the BTC cycle.

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Can we stop making fun of People who used their Crypto to buy something? Like the Pizza Guy? It's OK to take Profits!

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OK maybe it just came from nowhere.

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It's OK the influencers they follow were bullish on LUNA too, they are sure Solana will be just as good

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Orca and Jupiter on Solana. Pancake and Uni are OK they just give you a giant warning and click the disclaimer but yeah off-ramping any of those trades will be hell. Access to this site is unavailable in the United Kingdom due to compliance concerns relating to rules and regulations promulgated by the U.K. Finance Conduct Authority.

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Jesus Christ dude, you need help. That's a fictional narrative you created. Watch the interview I shared. The reality is more like: >GG: you guys are out of compliance, you're unregistered brokers selling unregistered securities. >Crypto industry: Ok, can we please register as brokers and register our products as securities? >GG: No. Here's another wells notice. You're still out of compliance, btw. >Crypto industry: OK, see you in court then. Only ones crying btw are you and the other buttcoiners, as well as GG, every time the SEC loses in court. Hope you're ready for the next round of losses and for GG to be replaced even if Biden wins.

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OK, let's say regulation socialism mixed with regulated capitalism so we get the best of both. Social capitalism. The issue with unfettered capitalism is big always wins. Weaker, stupid people (by definition the half of the world's population below the average), will always be failing hard. We need equality of opportunity.

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Socialism is most definitely not OK. Socialism always eventually leads to communism. And socialism is just communism that hasn't gotten to the mass murder part yet.

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Socialism is OK, I think you mean communism? When pushed, we the people will rebel against communism. What we need is fairer capitalism. Which means purging corruption.

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And you think bitcoin isn't a fed job to get everyone on cbdc? OK. Gold and stocks ftw. Btc bros can't trade haha.

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No bud. Just no. Below are the Network & Hardware reqs for a rpc node. Source: https://docs.solanalabs.com/de/operations/requirements Networking: Internet service should be at least 1GBbit/s symmetric, commercial. 10GBit/s preferred. Hardware Recommendations The hardware recommendations below are provided as a guide. Operators are encouraged to do their own performance testing. CPU 12 cores / 24 threads, or more 2.8GHz base clock speed, or faster SHA extensions instruction support AMD Gen 3 or newer Intel Ice Lake or newer AVX2 instruction support (to use official release binaries, self-compile otherwise) Support for AVX512f is helpful RAM 256GB or more Error Correction Code (ECC) memory is suggested Motherboard with 512GB capacity suggested Disk PCIe Gen3 x4 NVME SSD, or better Accounts: 500GB, or larger. High TBW (Total Bytes Written) Ledger: 1TB or larger. High TBW suggested OS: (Optional) 500GB, or larger. SATA OK The OS may be installed on the ledger disk, though testing has shown better performance with the ledger on its own disk Accounts and ledger can be stored on the same disk, however due to high IOPS, this is not recommended The Samsung 970 and 980 Pro series SSDs are popular with the validator community GPUs Not necessary at this time Operators in the validator community do no use GPUs currently RPC Node Recommendations The hardware recommendations above should be considered bare minimums if the validator is intended to be employed as an RPC node. To provide full functionality and improved reliability, the following adjustments should be made. CPU 16 cores / 32 threads, or more RAM 512 GB or more if account-index is used Disk Consider a larger ledger disk if longer transaction history is required Accounts and ledger should not be stored on the same disk

Ah OK. I didn't realise that. I had no idea about that. But thats just ignorant me. Forgive me I like what Hedera are working on.

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Source: https://docs.solanalabs.com/de/operations/requirements Hardware Recommendations The hardware recommendations below are provided as a guide. Operators are encouraged to do their own performance testing. CPU 12 cores / 24 threads, or more 2.8GHz base clock speed, or faster SHA extensions instruction support AMD Gen 3 or newer Intel Ice Lake or newer AVX2 instruction support (to use official release binaries, self-compile otherwise) Support for AVX512f is helpful RAM 256GB or more Error Correction Code (ECC) memory is suggested Motherboard with 512GB capacity suggested Disk PCIe Gen3 x4 NVME SSD, or better Accounts: 500GB, or larger. High TBW (Total Bytes Written) Ledger: 1TB or larger. High TBW suggested OS: (Optional) 500GB, or larger. SATA OK The OS may be installed on the ledger disk, though testing has shown better performance with the ledger on its own disk Accounts and ledger can be stored on the same disk, however due to high IOPS, this is not recommended The Samsung 970 and 980 Pro series SSDs are popular with the validator community GPUs Not necessary at this time Operators in the validator community do no use GPUs currently RPC Node Recommendations The hardware recommendations above should be considered bare minimums if the validator is intended to be employed as an RPC node. To provide full functionality and improved reliability, the following adjustments should be made. CPU 16 cores / 32 threads, or more RAM 512 GB or more if account-index is used Disk Consider a larger ledger disk if longer transaction history is required Accounts and ledger should not be stored on the same disk

bitcoin can not change the future *enough* to eliminate fiat currencies if there *is* a boat. Implying that there is a boat means people can miss it. Which implies that when fiat currencies stop being an exchange medium and btc becomes the de-facto unregulated exchenge medium, that would mean a destructive shift in today's wealth distribution. Because people who will "miss" the boat will be left with zero , niente, nada, when the day of the switch comes. And this people will not be the super wealthy assholes you all want to hurt, but your oncle, your everyday joe, who worked hard all his life and now suddenly all his fiat currency , the result of all his life , is worth nothing. Exactly because of this massive injustice to normal people, they will resist with tooth and nails and will never allow a unregulated piece of code to destroy their lives. Only way to peacefully switch from fiat to global BTC would be : \* wait until all BTC is mined \* pay every BTC holder their worth in dollars, eliminate holdings of BTC \* choose a date X, make a snapshot of all legal wealth on all banks of planet \* calculate global BTC value to the global supply of fiat money on X day \* distribute BTC among all the human population valued to their own holdings of fiat currency \* remove all fiat currency and forbid trade with fiat currency \* allow trading with BTC everywhere This needs to happen like extremely fast, maybe in hours. Every delay will result in some people scamming the switch and making billions. Current BTC holders' wet dream of hodl'ing until fiat is not a thing anymore and basically become btc billionaires is nothing more than pure greed. Which is OK to be greedy and try to game the system as we all do. But at least normal investors are absolutely clear in that they are stealing money from some poor bad investor out there. BTC holders act like they are angels changing the world to a better place, all the while waiting for everyone else who "missed the boat" to lose all they have and themselves the new bezos/musk of the world. I cannot understand this logical fallacy.

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>Look at the "judges" the dems are fielding for the supreme Court.. some of them don't think kidnapping,burglary or rioting should be prosecuted at all. OK, what are their names?

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Went from about $1k USD to ~$14 really quick. Damn you Voyager, damn you Mark Cuban! That was after buying more on the way down! I *thought* it was big. I'm OK. I was more OK after hearing how much deeper others were in LUNA. A little bit of schadenfreude. Life f'd me though. Crypto could have helped me massively. It still can. I'm waiting.

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One factor you didn't address in your thesis is the tax treatment. For US citizens (and many other jurisdictions) spending creates taxable events, then you're going to have to figure out the cost basis vs. exchange rate when I bought something for each purchase. Ain't nobody got time for that. Better to just spend my $$$$ and hodl my coin and buy more BTC when my income exceeds my spending needs. El Salvador is a different story of course, no tax issues there. But the majority of the population there is relatively poor. The very poor likely live hand-to-mouth to survive and even those that can save a little each month are likely averse to the price volatility of BTC. Go to r/ElSalvador/ and you'll see that many people just don't find BTC useful to them right now, and that is OK. We have to meet people where they are. I think it's likely beneficial for the country (buffers them from USD debasement) and to HNW citizens...but not the common person (yet). All of this will likely change over time, eventually we'll probably have enough people and money to influence the politicians to change the laws. But for now I think it's best people gain awareness about what it is & learn about the savings tech properties, in time the spending will happen.

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yeah that's kinda where I've gotten to. Maybe it will never be payments tech, only savings tech. Maybe that's OK.

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It's OK I've lost several BTC on scams. Don't ever do the math, it's just torture.

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none of you do. Nobody HAS it. It is a medical term for a behavioural response of an individual who scanned for more details in their environment to prioritize their survival. Survival did not necessarily mean physical pain or death, though it did for some, but surviving to feel love, attention, worth, care, from parents. That pain to a young developing human is essential and any neglect, abuse, absence or relating that caused that pain to occur, made the child scan harder and more to say 'is this world safe?', how can I navigate to make it better, or maybe 'less bad or painful'. The child who knew abuse scanned hard because the world they knew could potentially hurt them. Any small change in the environment, how someone threw their keys when they walk in, close the door or slam it, speak to one another... all clues and therefore all cues. Scan, scan scan. At the expense, often, of what was also important; their lives. The other things that needed attention. But survival came first, so the judgement of attention deficit was due to that part being acknowledged. Hypervigilance for survival erodes the capacity for presence and thriving, but it was needed at that time. The hyperactivity part is the child's acting out of this, meets their primal nature, meets momentary energy surges from periods of pause from potential threat. Hyperactivity, on average, phases out because it's not socially compatible to do that. You are likely to be 'punished or shunned by the group', so that tapers off. the ADD behaviour persists more so. Again its not something you have, it's a behavioural response. The difficulty to JUST BE is difficult becausae the environment rarely provided space for that. That difficulty, pathologized and spoke of online and globally is a big reason everyone is getting diagnosed. People love to have a thing they identify with and medicine loves labels. There is the intersect of almost all medical diagnoses. Behaviour of person in relation to their life meets pathologizing word that they now identify with, may take medicines for, and will have a challenging time DISidentifying with it. And the intriguing thing is as they grow up, and in an increasingly technological fast paced world, the tools they used to survive are now the tools they are using to gain societal value and worth. their jobs and businesses utlize this. So the world they come to know and exist in is very much catered to the maintenance of use of this behavioural response. OK in doses, but not always,and not forever. If they dont catch this, they will find other things that stimulate them to create chaotic environments that mimicked what was previously known or experienced. The work to do is to reduced the threshold for stimulation and be ok, at ease, AVAILABLE to the moment. Mindfully aware of the capacity to scan if needed, but choosing to be present and practicing things that shift this way of being. That's the value in allowing pause, meditating, journaling, doing single tasks at a time. Not as much Music/TV + study or reading/writing... One thing at a time. Practicing it eases back into it. The environment can be calm. It's not a deficit, it's not you either. It's a label of a behavioural response that downplays acknowledging that it was birthed from a prioritization of survival.

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OK, that's something I guess. Why don't they just trade XMR for cash directly though?

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OK. Your ethics are different. That's OK... 

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Need to think about other people though - I'm in the UK but I wouldn't vote for the conservatives even if they came out as pro-crypto. They'd continue trying to fuck people on lower incomes, I'd be OK but hundreds of thousands wouldn't.

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But do trust the fraudulent money laundering pedophile that slimey enough to get away with it? OK then.

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I'm telling you. In 2021, my face was melting. Alt season was popping of 10x's left and right. And not from new coins. Established coins were just gaining and gaining. You'd wake up one day, and some coin you have is up 20%, then the next day it's down 5%, and you're like "oh, OK well I gained some" then it pops off another 20%, and again, and again. A week goes by and it's 5x. And this is top 100 shit. It's clichè to say, but it was euphoric. Dopamine every day for months. The bull is coming, but when everyone at your job is talking bitcoin, or doge, or whatever coin, it feels weird and good. We haven't gotten there yet.

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How long ago did you sell? From what I've heard in the past you should be OK if the money has sat in the bank for 3-4 months at a minimum but that was with stock sales not crypto. As for keeping statements of all trades, that is a must. How else is the government supposed to know what your cost basis is?

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OK Top link is to the chart pictured in this post. It shows the M2 money supply. "M2 is the U.S. Federal Reserve's estimate of the total money supply, including all the cash people have on hand, plus all the money deposited in checking accounts, savings accounts, and other short-term saving vehicles such as certificates of deposit (CDs)." Basically all money (USD) in circulation, shown in a graph. It is analogous to inflation. When the bars or line fall below the horizontal black line at the bottom, its negative. Meaning the Fed is not printing more money than is being taken out of circulation. It will do other things like change the interest rates, raising them so more people invest- which takes money out of circulation. The idea is it is like pumping the breaks on inflation, so to speak. Quarter 4 (Oct-Dec) 2018 it went up as the fed printed through the pandemic. Inflation increased dramatically. The chart does not show any other negative values besides this one recent dip, going back to 1960. Quarter 4 (Oct-Dec) 2022 the Fed stopped printing, causing an unprecedented negative M2. Recently, the Fed has been printing again. ----- The takeaway is that this change inflates USD and makes an asset like Bitcoin more desirable.

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"You're saying I have 10,000 GUSD?" "Yes" "OK, trade it for USD and then send the USD to my bank account please."

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Aha, so you're just trolling. OK, I'll stop engaging with you.

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[Done](https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/s/OK11Ri9uaS).

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OK, that makes sense but can’t inaccurate data be published on blockchains as well?

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Hahaha I laughed hard. You are spot on and I love the advanced physics analogy. :D He definitely should have described the problem first. The problem with our fiat system and then describe the solution before he drops the buzzword BITCOIN. The way he did it, nobody listened to him. But that's OK. That means more time to sell paper for real money.

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Yeah I’ll stay put, I have bitcoin. Hyper inflation is OK if you have great assets.

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Sounds like I should be sending to a "new" address but is it OK that I'm sending from the same address more than once?

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OK, we won't. Your funds are safe.

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I’m new to this bitcoin stuff OK I sent like 40 bucks in bitcoin to somebody and it says Blockchain I want to know what that is before I add more money. I just lost money and I ain’t getting anything. I’m just frustrated.

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I am OK with beating inflation and not getting robbed by it. I don't need mega mansions, jets, yachts and a super car collection.

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> Yeah totally doesn’t smell like a ploy team Warren cooked up… >The lawsuit alleges that the digital assets listed on Coinbase are securities. This includes Solana (SOL), Polygon (MATIC), Near Protocol (NEAR), Decentraland (MANA), Algorand (ALGO), Uniswap (UNI), Tezos (XTZ), and Stellar (XLM). The plaintiffs argue that these tokens constitute ‘investment contracts,’ subject to state securities laws OK, so just don't invest in them. I wish I could punch these people in the face.

Lookup "whataboutism." It makes for a poor argument tool... And as far as energy goes, I think people confuse BTV's potential for what it actually is today. Would BTC save energy if it replaced the banking and payment system globally? Sure. But it has not done that yet. Today, BTC is mostly a unique asset class that people speculate on and occasionally use as a form of payment. For today's use case? Yeah, there's an argument the energy outlay is pretty high. It's OK to be aware of the high energy use of the network and seek opportunities to shift to clean energy to support it.

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Thanks - just signed up and it looks to be OK!

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Miners/Full nodes, websites, bluray. Doesn't matter where you get it as long as you can bootstrap and verify it. What's the difference between some random website and a random node? Nothing because math. For as long as there is Bitcoin, there is miners, there are full nodes. FYI pruned nodes are full nodes. "Fully validating nodes" Having the entire chain does not translate to validity or security. You are already sacrificing the functionality of a full nodes by not mining which also used to be part of the process. Why try to redefine what it means? A full node is "fully validating."  Not all full nodes are even "fully functioning" and does not matter one bit. If this was an issue explain why it's OK to have separate nodes/miners to begin with. When the point was to download everything from the bigger clients and then verify anyways. (Nodes that have many listeners and relays)

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Yes. No. Maybe. OK.

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OK 0.02000000 satoshi

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It's OK crispy. You'll get em next time.

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It's OK if people gamble at the casino. The casinos provide kickbacks to the SEC. It's all theatrics.

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In the US, the states of Ohio and Oklahoma are trying to pass legislation for the right to mine/self custody. I believe in OK, house/senate passed the law up to the governor to sign into law. I'm not so sure how far OH has made it. I don't want to have to choose between OH/OK, but I will and would choose OK, personally.

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If you started November 2021 at 69,000, yes you'd be way up on your position. Of course you can cherry pick some short term downtrend, but over any reasonable long period of time you are OK. [https://dcacryptocalculator.com/bitcoin](https://dcacryptocalculator.com/bitcoin) Buying 10.00 USD of BTC weekly from November 8, 2021 to March 7, 2024 would have turned 1.22k USD into 2.73k USD (+123.77%)

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OK I’ll go there. I hold 1 Bitcoin. I didn’t expect to be praised but to be told I’m worthless for asking a question, that says a lot about the Bitcoin hodlers. There should not be such a smug reaction. It’s making you all seem like the same jerks who rig the stock market.

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Been hearing a lot of talk about 50/55k for a few months now if we didn't go shooting up a while back. Lil whisper snappers you'll be OK. If anything just stop by the shib sub for motivation. A .05% increase and it's to the mooooon!!!

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OK OK, we got the lesson. Now you can stop

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OK I could have worded it slightly better: 1. Once 21 million btc is reached, the "reward" miners receive will cease. How will they be rewarded? And before you sad degenerates slate me, I know how they will earn their "rewards". 2. My original question still stands as the OP question was to prove someone's knowledge, NOT a question in itself. W@NKERS!

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OK so since that seed has been on a networked electronic device, you need to make a new one. Probably nothing bad happened, but probably isn't good enough when we are talking about cryptography and security. If you want to risk it and just use the same seed that's your decision, there's a slim chance you find out someone somewhere has a copy by seeing your funds transferred out one day. In Monero, there's no reason you need to make a new wallet every time, but if you want to it doesn't really hurt, it's just that you need to make sure you can keep track of all the seeds you'll make. That's the downside, and there's not really any upside, Monero uses sub addresses and so you can get a new address without making a new wallet, everything is private, using a fresh one every time doesn't add benefit. I guess, if you create a new one for every receipt of a transaction then you don't have to worry about scanning for transactions for a long time, but that's really only an issue if you use the same wallet on multiple machines and try to restore one on a new computer every so often.

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OK, me do now. 🤪

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It's OK. Buying Meds with crypto sounds legit.

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OK thanks for playing.

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OK knobhead. I don't live in the US, but even I know the type of government there. Sits somewhere between a 'normal' system and a Clown show. Not Communism, but then again you septics have never been good with facts have ya lol.

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Are you OK pal?

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>I really can't see a reason a person would ever need to buy bitcoin. These [two journalists from Danish media](https://coincodecap.com/danish-reporters-in-ukraine-buy-used-car-with-bitcoins), never saw a reason somebody would ever need to buy bitcoin neither. >With fees what they are Fees on r/TheLightningNetwork are pretty cheap. >So even if bitcoin would be more accepted for purchases it wouldn't be a requirement. And that's OK. We don't want a state dictating what currency their citizens can use. On the other hand, the person offering goods or services might accept only certain Bitcoin.

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OK here's a usecase regard. 1. you live in china and you want to send money outside of the country 2. you can't 3. oh wait, you can use a VPN and send someone LTC there you go, there's a single use case

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OK, you listed one non-marginal (albeit not especially prominent) company. But NFTs? They were just another company riding the hype wave before it died. The TravelX NFT website hasn’t been updated in a year (big surprise). If these are the best examples you can come up with, I hope your exposure is pretty limited.

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Uh yeah sure but ftx was OK *wheeze*

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I don't think this will work as the platform will still raise red flags, 4000 euros from Coinbase was OK until Coinbase restricted my account from their side. I am from a third world country and not from Germany but have been living in Germany and the EU s8nce the last nine years.

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OK, that's good. That was not clear from OP as you mentioned you have watch only in Electrum. So it looked like you could have watched only there.

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Thank you!! But go it to work but check this out. When I use QR code it don't work. What i did is put of line lap top took a screen shot and then scan it in to the other computer and nothing happens so when I typed it in manually then it work OK. I tried few times to scan the QR code but maybe using laptop screen to scan the QR of it maybe got some issues with that . If it was printed paper then maybe it would work. So That's resolved but luckily I typed it in (Pain in the S). Cause I been doing it all day cause of other reasons. So now it works and I can see the balance and asking how many blocks I want for the fee so I'm choosing between 10 or 5 . But here is the thing 5 blocks and 10 blocks are the same price which are reasonable price but somethings tells me if I choose 5 the price will change later lol. So I'm leaning for 10 to be safe unless they giving discount on 5 making it the same price as 10. Sound like trap. lol. Thanks for the Decrypt info. It really helped Cause I been wondering why no app is asking for the passphrase lol just the private key. But now I know you have to do as you suggested going back to Bitaddress and do the Decrypt there. Any suggestions on how many blocks should I choose for transaction fee and someone said that after you broadcast he was charged a lot of money $450. Probably his moving s..t load of money.

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Ahhh OK, sorry , I'll check it out.

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OK that's enough Reddit for today

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HAhhhah LOL !! OK that mad my day.

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OK fine if you're lucky enough to frontrun some wash traders you can make a profit. But you have to have perfect timing, so they'll probably get you next time when your luck runs out.

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Ah OK it's like when I walk thru the mall alone and can't get a look back, but when I'm with my woman all the hoes want me

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OK, i should have clarified, I was referring to the classical definition that specifically referred to IQ.

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They just sell you things at a higher price, while not charging any “interest”, cuz no law is forbidding you to resell things at a higher price. OK got it.

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OK then. This Bitcoin is not physics, but mathematics. But this mathematical “game” is played by completely physical people. Bitcoin will only be “alive” as long as it is useful to people. And its price is determined by this usefulness. It follows from this that the growth of Bitcoin is determined by physical objects and, accordingly, is physical. Like any other physical processes, you can try to find a mathematical model that will describe the price increase. This is common practice for physical processes.

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The article says that BlackRock gave their view on the press release before it went out. I read that as they gave feedback. Whether that feedback was, “change this language” or “OK thanks” - we don’t know.

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>which I'm sure is exactly what a bot would say haha Post the n word, and we'll know you are not a bot. Or at least say that it's OK to misgender somebody to stop a nuclear war. Then we'll believe you.

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Coinlist. OK. Adding that one to the ever growing list of things I never heard of before. 1.5 million trading volume??? Sorry to say but they took that SOL to spend on their utility bills.

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These are the folks that exempted themselves from insider trading laws, you think they'd OK an increase in taxes on the very same investments lmaooo

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The chain is actually Cosmos (ATOM is the name of the token not the chain). But it's OK, most people don't make the distinction between the chain and the coin, and everyone understand which chain they refer to. Lit Zellic Aleph DFNS Kado Code4Rena Meson Squid Liminal Xbanking Add3 Mantra Finance Rollkit Cobo Ziion and many more...

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OK there's this thing that I daydream of doing if I had unlimited free time. I would create a web site which serves as a simulation/game of bitcoin trading. You create an account and it starts you out with say $100K. The BTC/USD price updates in real time and you convert your funds back and forth between USD and BTC however you like. So then every time somebody comes along to lecture us about how easy it is to buy low and sell high, how day trading bitcoin is a license to print free money, etc., we challenge them to create an account on the web site and see how they do over time. There would have to be some way of preventing a single individual from creating multiple accounts and then keeping the best performing one.

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If/when Conbase goes down, the market will feel like it's over. But it'll be over only for people, keeping their bitcoin in that casino. **Are you OK with being one of the victims?**

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It works OK, except in the time of high fees.

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Self-custody. Sure. You can self-custody. BTC is a great store of value. But do you really think that all the other private crypto companies as a whole is that transparent with you? Do you really think that the US government will hand over the dollar to a private company like Circle or VCs like a16z? And if the US government does hand over the power to companies like Circle, then you will be OK with that? But let me guess, I guess you are one of those that were against Facebook's Diem/Libra project? ;)

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OK. Aren't you a bit off topic here? This thread talks about a case of abuse of power within the SEC! And the SEC has no jurisdiction over whether BTC should be part of an SWF or not. So again, can you please elaborate what change do you want from the SEC?

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I'm not arguing about Bitcoin, I already agreed it's artificially limited, I'm making the point that limits exist. For example look at https://wondernetwork.com/pings/ some locations are 500ms apart on a good day, and that's just a ping. You may need many round trips to exchange data if services aren't degraded, if there is BGP attack it could really slow some connections down, maybe it takes several seconds to exchange block data. The more consensus nodes you have the longer it can take. Pruning is OK but it's better to have archives so anyone can reconstruct the full history from genesis, the faster you go the more expensive and centralised that gets.

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I held Shib during the last bullrun, only sold some to get my investment back and I'm still holding over 40 million for the next run. I did OK from it so far. Not all meme coins will do well though.

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OK, we're arguing two different things here. I'm saying someone paid to endorse a product should not be held liable for any harm caused through that product - suing the guy in the Malrboro man ads because you got lung cancer from smoking an entire lifetime is not the fault of guy in the ads. You're saying the victims of fraud should try anything to get their money from anyone even peripherally associated with a company, regardless of their role - in this case, an unrelated, paid, 3rd party. My question to you is where does that stop? Should they sue NBC for carrying the ads during the superbowl during which it was advertised? I would go so far as to say the lawyers involved have their asses covered, assuming there aren't already laws on the books to prevent this endless cascade of who could be "at fault" in cases like this.

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Lol...OK.

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Ah OK, just fling brainwashed media phrases at him without giving any specifics.

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I think they'd be OK with that

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The sheep won't buy until the likes of Blackrock tell them it's OK to.

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OK guys it's time to sell :/.

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OK, that's ridiculous, that's definitely the Ledger Live software being faulty. Click Advanced and set your own fee. Use [https://mempool.space/](https://mempool.space/) to see what fees have been accepted in the last few blocks, and set a fee somewhere around there.

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Million sats is OK, two million even better.

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Kraken, despite being a shitcoin casino, is **OK for buying, not storing** bitcoin. Pro version means less fees. We all have been where you're, read my guide and make sure to learn along you go. Congrats on the move, it's never too late. ONLY INVEST MONEY YOU CAN AFFORD TO LOSE. Invest in your knowledge, learn about Bitcoin as much as you can. The Bitcoin Standard book is a must read. So is Broken Money book. Also, **don't reply any DMs**, emails, private messages on other social media, promising to buy Bitcoin from them or get rich quick and read this short guide, please: **Price wise, nobody knows what the price will be tomorrow, next week or at the end of the year.** **Try "Bitcoin ONLY" strategy for at least the first 210,000 block cycle**, you'll sleep much better. Newcomers lose so much money, holding garbage tokens just because someone on YT told them to. If you don't like losing money in [failed coins](https://www.coingecko.com/research/publications/how-many-cryptocurrencies-failed), avoid. Going DCA is probably the best approach, IMHO. Bitcoin to me, is a savings account. If I have some spare cash, I exchange it for sats. Once a week works best for me, but I'm getting paid weekly. If there's a 10% drop in the price since my last buy, I usually double my buy. This [DCA calculator](https://dca.bitnob.com/) might help to decide what will work best for you. In a few years, even $10 dollars a month can make a massive difference. This [DCA blog](https://er-bybitcoin.com/) is pretty interesting. Now, don't buy a fake Bitcoin at a spot ETF place or similar, **get the real thing** that you can withdraw anytime you want. Register at a proper exchange and buy real Bitcoin. Any of these will do [https://bitcoin-only.com/get-bitcoin](https://bitcoin-only.com/get-bitcoin) Install (or buy - in case you're getting Bitcoin in Thousands of $) one or more of these wallets. A few good wallet choices: [https://blockstream.com/green/](https://blockstream.com/green/) \- Top Security Features, Open Source and Non-Custodial [https://bluewallet.io](https://bluewallet.io/) \- excellent, easy to use wallet, Open Source and Non-Custodial [https://www.sparrowwallet.com](https://www.sparrowwallet.com) - top desktop wallet [https://electrum.org](https://electrum.org/) \- Solid choice, Open Source and Non-Custodial, one of the oldest and most trusted Bitcoin Wallets. I prefer the desktop version but it works on mobile too. 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Ooh OK thx. Because I saw the big number and was like, yeah, either this person invested their entire life savings or were doing some kind of "work" and wanted to return it ASAP

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I don’t get but OK

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Ah OK. Should have mentioned that in the post ☺ 

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I use Newton exchange. OK selection and works good as a blockchain on/off ramp. No complaints

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What's your opinion of the ossification and "we will use Bitcoin banks" camp? According to you, what was the bottom of the barrel in Bitcoin culture before and how far or close are we to reaching the bottom of the barrel again? Sincere questions from a person who only holds Bitcoin, I find the whole situation with the people who are OK with giving away all of Bitcoin properties only for the NgU completely stupid and that it wont last as long as they believe.

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Now I don't know what a vulnerability is? OK LOL There is nothing you can explain to me here. Thank God we are done now but thanks for playing.

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OK, a much bigger country adopting would indeed be a big deal. I wasn't trying to have an argument.

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