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Seeing that all transactions on the timechain represent the effort and the movement of value, my answer would be yes in general. The reason for this is, this form of history being recorded started from a merkle root and has become a merkle tree. That...
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has anyone been able to find an insurance company that would cover one of these. My home owners insurance keeps saying you can't insure a non physical thing like btc. But this is physical even if it is just a printed wallet stuck to a token. It h...
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Can you one help me figure out how to buy bitcoin specifically with Klarna or Afterpay? submitted by /u/DrinkingSubset6 [link] [comments]
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I've been trying to learn more about this today and have read lyn alden's post as well as other articles to try to understand before playing around with some numbers and thinking about it myself. Of course, it's hard to know the minimum...
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Hi everyone how would you compare hot wallets and lighting wallets with what we have today? For example Hot Wallet “exodus” is equivalent to your banking app like Wells Fargo? Lighting Wallet “phoenix” is equivalent to your physical wallet you keep...
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Hello Bitcoiners, this was probably lost to time, but next time, don't use CoinMarketCap, or Coingecko Use this - https://coinmarketcrap.co submitted by /u/Pokemon_-_- [link] [comments]
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Imagine we're in 2030 and after WW3 all current fiat currencies have collapsed. Slowly bitcoin takes hold as the only hard money still available to exchange for goods and services. By 2040 it's been adopted as the global currency. Governments...
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Bitcoin wallets holding at least 1,000 BTC chart. Source: Glassnode/Twitter Bitcoin wallets holding at least 0.01 BTC chart. Source: Glassnode/Twitter submitted by /u/cointelegraph1 [link] [comments]
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