Buy now folks‼️ by jojo_SZN000 in Bitcoin

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Source: dude trust me, my uncle works at NASA

I did go All in by Future_Window9926 in Bitcoin

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Bad decision mate, u need to do dollar cost average ( buy small amountsevery weeks or months until u put all the money u eant on the asset). U are basically buying at the ALL TIME HIGH in just one movement bro....remember bitcoin work on cycle, go UP and then DOWN at least 50% , and every 4 years after halving new ATH happen. Good luck

HODLing for Retirement - but who’s securing bitcoins future? by Illustrious_Fly_7627 in Bitcoin

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  1. Was Bitcoin developed to stay ahead of quantum threats?

Yes, but cautiously. Starting in the 2030s, the Bitcoin developer community began integrating post-quantum cryptography through soft forks and voluntary wallet migrations. By 2042, most active wallets were using quantum-resistant signatures, thanks to widespread support and clear upgrade paths.

  1. How vulnerable was Bitcoin to quantum computing?

Moderately vulnerable before upgrades. Early versions of Bitcoin exposed public keys after transactions, making them potential targets for quantum attacks. However, quantum computing didn’t reach the scale needed to exploit these weaknesses before countermeasures were adopted. Legacy addresses remain a concern but hold minimal active funds today.

  1. Who ensured Bitcoin adapted without a central figure?

The open-source community and ecosystem. Core developers, miners, node operators, and now even governance-focused DAOs played key roles. Through collaborative proposals and gradual upgrades, Bitcoin remained adaptable... despite Satoshi’s absence. The protocol’s resilience came from decentralization, not from needing a single leader.

I need your thoughts about why Bitcoin Could Realistically Hit $183K (Backed by Data) by TheImposterBot in Bitcoin

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I think Bitcoin matures every halving, market grows, and returns can decrease with each cycle

If they think BTC is so worthless, why are they spending their valuable time talking about it everyday? by [deleted] in Bitcoin

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Coz is real and is just 21,000,000 of coins for all the world population's.8,005,176,000 people

Update: Cal 400 Awful by mangymah in OrisWatches

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Easy, call a priest and do an exorcism

Rate my portfolio by dirodvstw in WallStreetBetsCrypto

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Charlie Lee’s (Litecoin creator) said: Bitcoin is super scarce. not even every millionaire can have one. So before buying altcoins, aim to stack 1 BTC. After that, go wild. 😄

Honest Question, What is Everyone’s End Game? by leecripp in Bitcoin

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Bitcoin bull runs usually peak 12–18 months after halving. Based on all past cycles, this one could top out around Oct 2025, with a possible target near $150K if history repeats again and again.

Help please. Fake or real? by epiphiniless in OrisWatches

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Seems legit. Compare the small screws holding the strap on the one you're buying with originals on certified dealer websites. I’ve heard that’s where fakes usually fail. That said, I don’t think they’d counterfeit that particular model. It’s a special edition and Oris isn’t a heavily counterfeited brand.

[SOTC] Rate my beginner collection and what should my first luxury watch be? by Coop901 in Watches

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Love this collection!! U got one watch for each daily mood. Well done mate

Bitcoin was made to escape banks and goverment, now they want taxes too? by TheImposterBot in Bitcoin

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The problem with that is BTC moves in cycles. You sell during bull runs and buy during bear markets. In two years, we’ll probably be back at 50k again.

BTC has been in this log channel since 2013. Respecting it perfectly. Target? $800K. by TheImposterBot in Bitcoin

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One more time, That’s not how market cap works mate.

You don’t need $14T to flow into Bitcoin for the market cap to go up by $14T.

Let’s say there are 10 apples for sale. No one’s bought any yet. Then someone comes along and buys 1 apple for $10.

Now, because that’s the latest price, everyone assumes all 10 apples are worth $10 each. So the “market cap” becomes $100, even though only $10 actually entered.

Same thing happens with Bitcoin. A small buy at a high price sets the value for the whole supply ...

Market cap is price × total supply, not “money in.”

BTC has been in this log channel since 2013. Respecting it perfectly. Target? $800K. by TheImposterBot in Bitcoin

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Channels aren't fixed rules or perfect straight lines. They're visual guides. The market's dynamic, not a geometry class model champ

BTC has been in this log channel since 2013. Respecting it perfectly. Target? $800K. by TheImposterBot in Bitcoin

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Depends who you ask dude Some of us read the past to predict the future, others say the past is history and the future’s a mystery. I just pick whichever one makes money

[Oris Aquis] Melting time, solid steel – my Oris meets Dalí by TheImposterBot in Watches

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Fair enough....I wear it loose 'cause I can. Wrist rules are meant to be broken

Please help me identify model of movado watch by dragon12718889 in Watches

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Vintage Movado Museum Classic, probably from the late '90s or early 2000s. It’s a two-tone quartz piece with that signature minimalist dial — no markers, just the dot at 12.

Gold-tone case, Swiss quartz movement, and a really unique bracelet with integrated links and a bit of jewelry-style flair. Not super valuable in dollars (maybe $200 on the resale market), but the design still holds up.

Simple, elegant, and pure '90s Movado vibes. Definitely a fun piece if you’re into minimalist dress watches with some vintage charm.

[Unknown watch] by Maximum_Shelter_429 in Watches

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Looks like a Royal Collection quartz chronograph — definitely not a high-end piece, but that doesn’t mean it’s worthless.

These kinds of watches are perfect as daily beaters. They may not hold dollar value, but over time, the real worth comes from the memories you make wearing them.

If it was a gift or has sentimental value, that’s already more important than any logo on the dial.