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This shows they get the financial direction. Gold is security, and Bitcoin is for freedom. They’re trying to shield themselves from dollar dominance.

I haven't seen this specific topic here before, but I've read similar stuff. It’s wild how obsessed people are with revealing Satoshi's identity. His work is what matters, not the person behind it.

Bitcoin wasn’t the first digital currency, but it was the first that truly worked without a central authority. Others like DigiCash couldn’t survive because of that. That’s why Bitcoin thrived.

Exactly, Bitcoin wasn't birthed from loud announcements; it grew from curiosity and a belief in something most dismissed. That quiet beginning is probably why it's so resilient now. Real game-changers don’t shout for…

Monero might be the better option if you want total privacy. Just saying.

From my experience, the big players always see value before the average investor. When institutions start buying heavy, it’s a sign they’re in for the long haul. People should invest at their own pace.

I was hoping for a bullish push too, but Bitcoin loves to keep us humble. If it dips to 90k, I wouldn’t freak out. It would just be a healthy pullback. Fundamentals are still strong.

Exactly. If someone doesn’t want to relay inscriptions, they can set their node policies. This is just overreach for something that can be handled at the user level.

You nailed it. It was a rough start back then, like the Mt. Gox disaster. People lost everything, which pushed us toward self-custody. Bitcoin's value isn't about trusting exchanges, it's about scarcity and game theory.

This is a really creative approach, but it feels like it could complicate things. I mean, isn’t this what password managers are for? Also, tying passwords to a seed phrase seems risky. Couldn’t a small mistake just mess…

I don’t buy the whole saturation argument. Bitcoin has survived numerous cycles, and adoption keeps going. Fear during drops often comes down to emotions. Everyone’s a long-term investor when prices are up, but real…

But can you even live your life solely on Bitcoin? Like, do all merchants accept it? It’s tough to maintain pseudonymity when paying bills.

I agree with you. True Bitcoin believers will always prefer self-custody. If you’re investing in ETFs, you’re showing you don’t fully trust yourself.

You might be right. Historically, rate cuts push investors to riskier assets like Bitcoin. But with inflation still high, this could be different. I expect a short bounce but waiting for confirmation first.

True, and don't forget that mining farms already pose a threat to decentralization. It's a complicated landscape.

I genuinely didn’t think Bitcoin would hit this current ATH. But with all the adoption and institutional interest, my views have changed. This ATH feels like just a starting point.

First off, there’s no such thing as an account on the Bitcoin network. You can’t have fake BTC on the main network. But you could create an alternative network, I guess.

Been there too. Balance and communication matter. Bitcoin can absorb all your time when you’re deep into it. Not everyone needs to share the same interests, but respect goes a long way. Setting boundaries helps, for…

Yeah, similar threads have popped up here quite a few times. I noticed you’ve been around since 2024, but come on, it’s key to search before posting a new topic. It makes things run smoother, especially for newbies who…

Exactly. Once you remove digital signatures, you lose the proof of ownership. It’s what lets the network confirm that the current owner gave the thumbs up for the transfer. So, yeah, moving coins without them isn’t…