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How They F*You -- with Inflation (and the one answer)

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Is Spot ETF good for Bitcoin ?

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Is it possible that no bullrun happens ever for BTC ?

I've read some arguments from "True Believers" about the weakness of monetary system, the possible future collapse of it... but like... what if it never happens ? What if BTC just never gets the hype it deserves ? So no more bullrun and...

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Grifters gonna grift??

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U.S. House Lawmakers Push SEC’s Gensler to Approve Spot Bitcoin ETF ‘Immediately’

Incredible both Republicans and Democrats signed this Letter. https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2023/09/26/us-house-lawmakers-push-secs-gensler-to-approve-spot-bitcoin-etf-immediately/ Looks like we're gonna get a Spot BTC approval. submitte...

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Lawmakers urge SEC Chair Gensler to allow spot bitcoin ETFs 'immediately'

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What’s the most compelling argument you’ve heard that Bitcoin is just a bubble?

We’re all aware of the merits of Bitcoin. Most of us understand how important it is to the future of the world and how unlikely it is to fail. But hat in your opinion is the best argument that Bitcoin sucks and we’re just fanciful morons chasing a pi...

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Former employee says Sam Bankman-Fried’s firm caused a 90% bitcoin price drop in 2021 with 'fat finger'

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Crypto question.

My portfolio at the moment is 140 dollars. 110 in btc and the rest are 2-3 alts. Would you suggest keeping it this way or converting the alts to BTC submitted by /u/CryptoSp4de [link] [comments]

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What’s up with trezor? Is it safe or is there concern with it now like there is with ledger.

I assume everything will be fine but I’m paranoid and have heard people bashing on trezor. What’s the best cold storage? submitted by /u/Big-Ratio7713 [link] [comments]

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How do you explain "FTX-esque" sites and their risks to friends?

Short story: explained little bits of bitcoin many times to friends over a five year period. In 2020 about 80% of them started trickling spare change in via various exchanges and then moving bitcoin onto their hardware wallets. Success? Fast-forward...

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Scammed by Bitpay for over $320

I was SCAMMED by Bitpay for $300+. I recently used Bitpay to make a $300+ transaction using the lightning network, and unfortunately, the lightning payment was sent 2 minutes after the Bitpay invoice expired, so I had to contact Bitpay for a refund....

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DOW JONES RED LIGHT

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Would Blackrock just buy Grayscale?

So with this sudden rush to get ETFs approved and a desire to acquire bitcoin, would it make sense for Blackrock to just write a check for Grayscale atop whatever holdings they already have? Or is it really as simple are Blackrock just going to Coinb...

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River

Got one!!! There's a hat too but I'm not about to rock a River ball cap lol submitted by /u/RevolutionaryStaff42 [link] [comments]

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How BlackRock enters the cryptocurrency market! ????

​ https://reddit.com/link/16sxac9/video/164etge2inqb1/player submitted by /u/Unlikely_Purple_5154 [link] [comments]

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The night is darkest before dawn...are we there yet..

Stay in the markets, we're at the last part of the bear market. Assets already started their upward trend and their bull cycle, but it goes unnoticed. If you're holding your bags and are still sitting tight. Congratulations, you'...

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In 2009 Hal Finney predicted $10M per #Bitcoin He divided the world's wealth by 20 million and NOT 21 million. Did Hal imply that Satoshi would never spend his coins? Is Hal Finney Satoshi Nakamoto?

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Can anyone convince me on a potential use-case of Blockchain other than borderless payments

I am software engineer exploring the space of Blockchain. I’ve built couple of Blockchain Dapps for my office too. But when it comes to what other than payments my brain pops up with lot of thoughts across various sectors such as Health Care, Real Es...

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Bitcoin has officially surpassed 900 million transactions!

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What is bitcoin circle behind Michael Saylor?

Anyone have full res of the circle icon about bitcoin behind Saylor? https://preview.redd.it/otwvry927mqb1.png?width=806&format=png&auto=webp&s=84dcf9278a4256828543a65f8a7299b2833e5aab submitted by /u/FutureAd5875 [l...

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I plan to mine Bitcoin in the desert with power from solar panels.

I want to buy 15 to 20 of the latest water cooled ASICs which will run on solar energy and mine me ONE WHOLE Bitcoin per month. In 10 to 12 months, I will break even, and after that, its sweet profits all the way! I want to use 20 of these mine...

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Chase blocks crypto purchases in the UK - time to switch banks!

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"60/40 strategy" is now called the "60/20 strategy"

The risk-free USD based debt instruments have plummeted in value. US government long bonds have lost 50% in the past 3 years. From now on Bitcoiners should refer to the traditional 60% stock: 40% bond portfolio as the 60/20 strategy. submitte...

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Its movie night

I recently rewatched Gladiator (from the year 2000) and for the first time I noticed all the talk about politics, corruption, debt, deficit spending and selling their grain stockpiles to pay for all the collusseum games, and ultimately hinting to inf...