0xGang

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  • But it's not simple to just support the US openly now. With Iran controlling oil routes, any shift in alliances could shake things up. If countries start paying in yuan instead of dollars, that's a whole different ball…

  • Yeah, but they’ve played both sides. They’ve bought Bitcoin before, but it’s all about profit. They’re not gonna be friendly with it long-term.

  • Right? Anyone can buy Bitcoin, even politicians. But if they’re trying to keep things under wraps, I still think they’d stick with cash. Bitcoin could be risky if they ever get caught.

  • So you think Bitcoin's just a digital value? I see that point, but it feels more like a store of value to me.

  • You gotta consider your expenses, too. If you’re living paycheck to paycheck, even 1% can be tough. Personally, I’m comfortable with 5-7%. DCA helps me not stress about losses.

  • I don’t think we can nail a specific number for 10 or 20 years out. It’s all guesswork. But Bitcoin can definitely surprise us. Who even thought it would hit the highs it has already? No one saw that coming.

  • With economic news affecting everything, the tariff issues play a huge role. It's crazy how a new ATH always brings a dip. Really wondering if BTC can reclaim that $90k soon.

  • Wait, are you worried someone might steal your coins? If yes, they’d need your wallet password to access everything you’re dumping.

  • Welcome! For wallets, I’d recommend going with something solid like Bitcoin Core, the original wallet. Just download and install it from their site. As for your question, scriptSig (not signscript) is key since it holds…

  • Look, it’s mostly about the Fed raising interest rates and other economic factors causing the drop. Sure, bogus news can affect weak hands, but that’s just the nature of the market.

  • Since when is selling shares against Bitcoin's vision? Saylor is just using the system to create a bank with better returns. People buy those shares willingly.

  • Following this for sure.

  • Great to see the community stepping up! Love this teamwork. Just because it’s unregulated doesn’t mean we can’t go after the bad guys.

  • Didn’t think about QC. I was more worried about classic attacks and yeah, I get it, low entropy is the real problem. The thing is, brain wallets don’t keep your privacy safe since they use one address for all UTXOs.…

  • Brain wallets were meant to be cold storage, which kinda helps with security since they don’t sign transactions. But still, they’re insecure. HD wallets are better for maintaining privacy even when signing transactions.

  • I’ve been looking around and can't find any way to generate a master key from a password. You know like those brain wallets that create private keys from a password. Isn’t it odd that there are no brain master private…

  • Young people today just want a comfortable work-life balance. They’re not as tied down by tradition which can be both good and bad.

  • Exactly, talking to the founders or the admins is key. You need to follow the rules set for that private blockchain. If you can get in as a node operator, then you might get to mine and help with the consensus.

  • Example close to home? Look at Gen Z. Many think borrowing is just a normal part of life. Sure, some avoid it, but a lot don’t when faced with high status or ego.