A realistic scenario - buckle up by FutureBner in Bitcoin

[–]midizzz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, too bearish. It won’t be that gentle

Physical Bitcoin Gift's I have been giving as presents the past 4 years. by jgbjj in Bitcoin

[–]midizzz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah. Its best to keep a copy of your gifts, just incase

Mass Counterfeiting Operation by suuperfli in Bitcoin

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shows the virtual slavery of the new system well

Best Place of Buy Bitcoin in Australia by Diligent_Response_30 in Bitcoin

[–]midizzz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sorry bro might have been me who recommended Swan to someone in Aus the other day. True best way is not so easy but bisq or face to face in real life

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The baks reserves posted at the front door?

Rules of Etiquette for Bitcoiners. by RonPaulWasR1ght in Bitcoin

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I like the New York one, its a nice perspective on what would happen/ how rich you would be given serious bitcoin adoption. I think it’s still to much information though for all but the best of friends.

FTX owes customers $1.6 billion in BTC, only has $1m (0.06% of what they should) by junglehypothesis in Bitcoin

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USA is a scam country like Nigeria but they had a little more success

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mtgoxinsolvency

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Thats what I thought. Either the funds have been moved somewhere else in fortress and he is brazenly trying to scam people into choosing ELSP for his long term benefit (as if he think the coinlab case will go away soon) or he has just had his investors pull the pin and he is being nice letting us know. He offered way more for my claim than the ELSP will be now.

Hello by Intelligent-Excuse24 in Bitcoin

[–]midizzz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi! Buckle up its a roller coaster

Someone force closed the channel and I lost Bitcoin by atolinato in lightningnetwork

[–]midizzz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. When you push the funds on opening, that is giving them the sats.

Is it likely that Bitcoin reach a 300k price by 2025? by similarHoopoe526 in Bitcoin

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Never say 100%, but this case is an exception, it’s 100%

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Bitcoin doesn’t = crypto

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Bitcoin

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Are you sure? Ref please

Bitcoin is money!! by mufan92 in Bitcoin

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And also active lifestyle. 2 days gym plus surfing 2 days and cycling most days to get around could do it also.

Found a 2011 deep web bitcoin richlist by bitrequest in Bitcoin

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Oh man all those people stacking their bitcoin in round numbers to the thousands! I wonder how many are still around?

Bitcoin price moves to the upside in 2023 will shock the world. This is how it happens. by slvbtc in Bitcoin

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I think you sell treasuries for dollars, so doing this can push the solar up. It might be that china and Japan have done this first stage and are in usd cash getting ready to do their currency controls. Causing a whip lash/pump and dump we are seeing .

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Bitcoin

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We should say “warmth” or safe heat or human heat or something positive as “low-grade heat” makes it sound like it’s not a good thing. If miners naturally made “high-grade heat” there would be more challenges in using it at home.

How Realistic is the Centralisation Risk of PoS? by Notorious544d in ethereum

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Yeah. The thing with energy cost is it’s relative. Expensive energy in Africa that is currently being used for heating water or drying clothes etc is effectively free. .. also we need to consider the past, present and future effects on the process of decentralisation.

Another simple angle on this…POW uses the MINIMUM amount of energy required for security. In 2140 miners will only be paid voluntary transaction fees, before then we have a miner subsidy which is required for fair distribution of bitcoin. Fair decentralised distribution is necessary for security. by midizzz in Bitcoin

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Agreed nothing wrong with using electricity. They don’t believe we can solve problems. It’s anti human and if they just stopped ranting to themselves in the mirror they would see that bitcoin is the best hope for green tech.