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Your intentions are good, but your software could be a target for supply chain attacks. Hackers might compromise it and swap addresses to steal funds. You need to invest in security audits to build trust.

In many developing nations like Nigeria, inflation is a huge issue. Every year, our local currency loses value, and prices for essentials like food and fuel just go up. Young folks aren’t even saving in banks anymore…

Even with big bucks on the table, cracking a Bitcoin private key is still impossible, at least for now. If it ever happens, BTC could crash hard and that prize might mean nothing.

Innovations often come from the need for ease, not just from chaos. Cars and electricity weren't made due to evil; they were created to make life better.

Runes! Thanks for sharing, OP! Anyone got a source for these runes? They’re kinda mesmerizing.

How does that make sense? They’re both silver. Prices should match up. It’s like with bitcoin; spot and futures don’t usually differ much.

Chinese ports are refusing silver shipments now. Huge demand coming, though, and I doubt it’s going to disappear anytime soon.

Totally agree, man. Nations want to forge strong bonds with the U.S. not because the secrets are hidden but because America offers opportunities that others don’t. Their economy is enormous, plus they've got this stable…

I see the $57k prediction as optimistic. I can see a scenario where we dip below $60k though.

I honestly think we’re gonna see a market correction on Monday. If there’s no quick resolution, we might see Bitcoin take a dip when the Asian markets open. Could hit 60K if tensions don’t ease.

In my country, we don't tax investments, just capital gains. Crypto isn’t even legal here, so no taxes unless we cash out. But Americans might face different rules. MTGOX victims getting refunds after so long should ask…

I noticed you call Bitcoin digital money but also separate it from cryptocurrency in your abstract. That’s fascinating! Seems like a bold distinction to make.

There are different attack scenarios state actors could consider. First, there's the 51% attack, which could aim to control most of the mining power. Then there's a quantum computing attack on Bitcoin's cryptography.

I just saw news about some crazy AI. OI is a big deal, but it’s wild how we’re diving into all this tech.

No tokens are on the table here. Crypto is still kinda illegal in our country, so the thought of issuing tokens is just wishful thinking. Blockchain is seen as a different tech, not tied to any crypto stuff. But hey,…

Wow, this whole thing about banks in Pakistan using blockchain for KYC is kinda interesting. Sure, it’s not really about bitcoin or any CBDC, but at least they’re trying to bring blockchain into the mix. Maybe this…

Here’s the weekly weighted averages for reference: 1. 2011-06-04 to 2011-06-10 Avg: 23.38 2. 2011-06-05 to 2011-06-11 Avg: 22.62 and so on.

The top 100 ain’t special. Top 200 shows the same thing, even more pronounced.

What do you mean by that? The day isn’t over yet.

Yeah, my line's distorted by those three kings. If I tilt it a bit, it'll look better.