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Tough times need hard money
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With localbitcoin down, where can one find like-minded people? I'm in the Indianapolis area and just looking to buy some bitcoin in cash from locals. Thanks for any info! submitted by /u/dustybooty [link] [comments]
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 years ago
As bitcoin increases in price and reduces in volatility, I imagine we start to see more mortgage companies accepting BTC backed mortgages as BTC holders will not want to sell and incur capital gains taxes. Curious if anyone has done this so far and h...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 years ago
I've used a lot of different hardware wallets now, and am trying to set up a Jade. Every time I create a new wallet write down the words, set a pin then try to connect it to a software wallet - either Blocksteeam's Green app, or Sparrow, it d...
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Mining and Proof-of-Work Mining refers to the process of aggregating, verifying and recording transactions into the blockchain, without relying on a central coordinator, through use of Proof-of-Work, which is achieved by including a specific (valid)...
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Should you have to pay capital gains tax on the sale of Bitcoin just like any other asset? submitted by /u/salomander19 [link] [comments]
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Title. If yes, arent you tired/afraid of committing a ñn address typo at some point? Or is privacy that important to you? submitted by /u/son9090 [link] [comments]
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Would you consider feasible a permanent retirement with 12 BTC starting now? The rationale: Spending (no yield) as purchasing value increases. For 70 years max. Expenses equaling $70k / year or more in today’s purchasing value. Expenses per year:...
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Speculators don’t devalue money, governments do. submitted by /u/jt7855 [link] [comments]
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Nodes and emergent consensus How is it achieved that every participant in the network can trust that the bitcoin he owns is actually owned solely by him, and not multiple people at once ? How do we know who owns what, and why can we trust what we’re...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 years ago
Hi guys, I have a old desktop PC and I want to build it as a dedicated Bitcoin station. * I'd like to run a fullnode * I'd like to have a wallet app (eg. Electrum) * Must work with a Trezor hardwallet * My focus is privacy and security That...
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It allows a society to be more dynamic. It allows a small group of cunning men to make other larger group do their bidding. It can temporarily outcompete a society which bans usury. submitted by /u/artificialbeautyy [link] [com...
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Beverage dispenser, powered by Bitcoin's Lightning Network! Closer look and payment video submitted by /u/not_SatoshiNakamoto [link] [comments]
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Someone should sneak in a poster explaining btc and just stick in on the glass of the display! submitted by /u/Timetoerist13 [link] [comments]
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As talked about in this debate at 16:15: https://youtu.be/zA5jnK4v884 Mike green argues that it would cost only 7 billion dollars to “shut down” the bitcoin network by mining empty blocks, to which Pomp didn’t really have a rebuttal. Let’s say if th...
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Imagine a scenario where you have 3 wallets. Two wallets are cold, the other one is hot and is for everyday use. "Cold wallet A" is for hodl and has 10BTC. I send 1BTC to Cold Wallet A from Hot Wallet A, I check that the transaction succe...
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I'm wondering because what if this new hopium of the next halving on 2024 reaching new highs is just another hype from influencers and whales? fyi I also believed the 100k hype last 2021, because of YouTubers. submitted by ...
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Hi, Is there any framework / library that allows you to implement reputation system in a decentralized manner (protected from tampering)? I am very new in this topic, so I am need a newbie explanation for everything. Best regards, Maciej Błędkowski...
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hello there, id like to know if there is an option for someone who sends the btc to proof that its actually from him? example: youre the receiver and received btc from 5 different people, how do these people proof which one of the transaction belongs...