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I partially agree with him. Many investors think Bitcoin will hit high targets. But we all know it’s volatile and predictions are mostly guesses.

Trading Bitcoin’s fine if you know what you’re doing. I started because I wanted to add to my income, but futures trading can be tricky when the market's rough.

Oil and Bitcoin being linked feels off to me. It’s like comparing apples and oranges. Different markets, different drivers.

Idk, I think how much miners sell depends on their strategy. If energy prices go up, they might hold back on selling Bitcoin to drive the price up. Others might not be affected if they’ve got solar or good contracts.

Thinking of cloud mining? Not sure I’d trust any of those schemes these days. You’ll need a good chunk of cash to make it work, and the risks are pretty high. Make sure you’ve assessed everything properly.

You mentioned a safe method, but you didn’t clarify which one you mean. You’re asking for others’ strategies but didn’t share yours.

We’ve known that Proof of Reserves is mostly marketing. Not an audit, totally unreliable. So why’s everyone acting surprised that someone finally said it out loud? What gives?

Trading is complex, no shortcuts to passive income here. Most of us in crypto have some experience, but relying on luck won’t get you far. You need discipline.

For real? Volatility is kinda the whole point of crypto, right? Like, we should all know that by now. It’s a wild ride, but that’s where the profit opportunities are. Question is, can you handle the heat without getting…

Seriously? The US just doesn’t seem interested in CBDCs yet. Meanwhile, Europe is lagging with the digital Euro.

You’re too negative. Europe is more advanced. Most businesses don't deal in cash anymore. It's risky carrying physical money.

Yeah, I get that. I had similar issues with my external HDD recently. Ended up re-downloading everything, but I found a way to speed it up by shifting some folders to my SSD and making links to them. It worked pretty…

Right? The title’s just a clickbait. I mean, shilling for your site while pretending to be clueless? Classic.

Musk's definitely cooking something. He’s been a huge Doge fan, and if he announces that it’ll be accepted, prepare for some wild hype. Any idea when this might drop? Got a source for that info?

If you'd say the US has around x to y % of total hashrate, I’d say that’s a much more realistic take. Coming in with wild claims like 5.3% just doesn’t cut it. I’d estimate the US is more like 25-45% right now.

Unless we’re tracking VPNs perfectly, those numbers are just guesses, honestly. I’ve seen many charts that didn’t impress me, gotta say.

Even if banks accept deposits, I wouldn’t trust them with my Bitcoin. Satoshi made it to ditch the middlemen. Stablecoins might be a different story.

I can’t see Germany being a safe bet for you. Stick to the southern regions of Nigeria. There are safer areas away from terrorism.

Good point! Just look at places like El Salvador. They’ve legalized Bitcoin but also keep their banks. It’s a balance.

Your views seem pretty shortsighted. The BIP110 debate feels less like a discussion and more like a divide-and-conquer tactic. People need to look deeper instead of just fighting.