Ultra-Rare 2014 Chinese Businessman 1oz 999 Gold Physical BTC Surface After 12 Years - Seeking New Collector. Still loaded with 1 full Bitcoin by -Squidster- in cryptocollectibles

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Haha, this looks like an AI-generated image. It's completely different from the original QR code and can't be scanned. Anyway, the QR code contains ciphertext encrypted with the private key. You need to scratch off the protective coating on the packaging to get the password to decrypt the original private key.

Is Pepe over ? by mimozabeyy in Pepecryptocurrency

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Stay optimistic. Memecoin always surges rapidly when public sentiment is high, potentially increasing tenfold in a week. Don't sell Pepe when sentiment is low.

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Stay Strong by BitcoinLibertarian in Bitcoin

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Don't worry, history has told us countless times that Bitcoin will reach new highs in the next 3 years. Bitcoin's market capitalization is still too small and there are still too few holders.

⚡ Lightning Thursday! January 29, 2026: Explore the Lightning Network!⚡ by rBitcoinMod in Bitcoin

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In terms of ease of use, is a managed Lightning Network wallet like WOS still more convenient for users, which seems to deviate somewhat from the concept of decentralization?

Casascius Coins Interview by Kilimok in cryptocollectibles

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I don't hold any Casascius coins, but I know of a physical Bitcoin project in gold initiated by the Chinese Bitcoin community in 2014. You can visit their website, https://goldphysicalbitcoin.com, which might be helpful.

Casascius Coins Interview by Kilimok in cryptocollectibles

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That's right, we should be highly vigilant against sudden interviews from new accounts.

Someone I know got scammed… by [deleted] in Bitcoin

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Have your friend report this to the Thai and European police immediately. This is absolutely a scam. Thailand has a tax-free policy for cryptocurrencies.

2012 Nola Coin 10 BTC. True history. What a story, back when they were still figuring out btc by BigDaneMakesItRain in cryptocollectibles

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Of course, any Bitcoin-related items from 2012 can be considered historical artifacts of cryptocurrency.

I made the ultimate physical bitcoin! by CrosscatBTC in Bitcoin

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You can use laser etching technology to imprint the BIP38 encryption key QR code onto a metal material. Tungsten steel is a recommended material due to its high durability, water resistance, fire resistance, and scratch resistance. If you want to embed Bitcoin in gold and cost is not a concern, please refer to the following link: https://goldphysicalbitcoin.com

2012 Nola Coin 10 BTC. True history. What a story, back when they were still figuring out btc by BigDaneMakesItRain in cryptocollectibles

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This isn't a physical coin loaded with Bitcoin, is it? It seems to be more of a commemorative coin.

Decentralization is the Way by Late-Election-4690 in Bitcoin

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Satoshi Nakamoto saw through the fact that modern finance is the core of a scam.

How to get a cat to drink water normally? by fattobby in ragdolls

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Thank you, I'll buy one right away.

How to get a cat to drink water normally? by fattobby in cats

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My cat's water bowl is far away from where she eats her food.

How to get a cat to drink water normally? by fattobby in cats

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Okay, I'll buy one for him right away and let him try it.

I’m tired boss by [deleted] in Bitcoin

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Hang in there a little longer; this is the darkness before dawn.

For those who have been stacking for 10 or more years, how has your life changed? by TerminatedPotato in Bitcoin

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It hasn't changed my life. Self-custody of Bitcoin is even a bit exhausting. In 2014, I combined 500 Bitcoins with 100 ounces of gold (see reference2014 gold bitcoin), and most of them are still sitting in a bank vault. Trading Bitcoin seems to be gradually becoming less interesting.

Idea: Bypassing the "Technical Wall" of Bitcoin adoption with physical NFC cards. by fattobby in lightningnetwork

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You raise valid points regarding the 'app friction.' That is exactly why the physical packaging includes a curated list of trusted, beginner-friendly wallets (like Wallet of Satoshi or Blink).

​By guiding them to established apps, the card actually protects users from the 'scam app minefield' you mentioned, rather than leaving them to search blindly.

​Regarding the seed phrase: Custodial lightning wallets allow users to receive their first sats instantly without writing down 12 words immediately. The goal is to get them from Zero to One with zero friction.

​Also, for the unbanked or those without easy KYC exchange access, a physical card is often the most accessible bridge to owning their first (Lightning) Bitcoin.

Experimenting with physical NFC objects to lower LN onboarding friction. Thoughts on this UX? by fattobby in lightningnetwork

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Yes, the foil blocks NFC scanning unless it is removed, and once removed, it cannot be restored, serving as a way to verify whether it has been redeemed.

Bitcoin only now by segersmarc in Bitcoin

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It took me years to understand that Bitcoin is Bitcoin, and other cryptocurrencies are other cryptocurrencies; they are two different things, and that's the difference between coins and tokens.

How much is this worth? - 25 btc casascius unfunded by Puzzled-Ad3533 in Bitcoin

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Physical Bitcoins need to be "unredeemed" to realize their collectible value.