0xGuru

But those rich guys can dodge taxes easily. They’ve got the means to negotiate and cut deals, while corrupt officials take their cut on the side. It’s a messed-up system.

Coinbase rewards are basically how miners score Bitcoin for creating new blocks by mining. Bitcoin is created through mining, and when it happens, these coins go directly to the miners as a reward. The reward is a…

Yeah, motivation can drop fast when results aren’t there. I’ve struggled with maintaining discipline when my trades didn’t pan out. That hit hard.

Can’t find anything about how this stimulus package will actually increase liquidity. It seems like they’re just shifting fiscal policies around.

Town criers still exist in some rural areas, so don’t write them off completely! People still do things the old way.

Yeah, I feel like I read the title wrong. This is more about controlling people, not the world itself. Lust and greed are really at the core of this.

Check out bitmixlist.org for more no-KYC exchanges. Helps a lot.

I doubt Bitcoin will reach a new all-time low if oil hits $180. Big investors have probably already moved their cash away from high-risk assets. Retail investors aren't as savvy, but they have enough capital to hold…

Being a holder is not easy! I get it, Bitcoin’s faced a ton of scrutiny and doubt over the years. But selling early doesn’t make you a fool.

For real! I don’t remember any talk about ‘investing in Bitcoin’ back in those early days. Most people just wanted to develop or mine it. That’s all.

I disagree with the idea that yen-related issues are a big deal for Bitcoin. In my view, the correlation is weak at best. The Japanese market only seems to contribute a tiny fraction to crypto’s volatility, and that’s…

High taxes and inflation might be manageable, but instability in policies? That’s what can wreck businesses. Just look at Africa, coups have cancelled contracts and left companies bankrupt.

Totally agree with that. Bitcoin's price moves based on supply and demand. Sure, speculators might throw in their theories, but the four-year cycle is not a guarantee. Halving does cut supply, but the market can be…

Yeah, I noticed the wallet format has changed in Bitcoin Core. Now it defaults to wallet descriptors. It's a whole different ball game now.

It’s hard to believe they’d lean towards stablecoins when they need secrecy. Using the yuan could be much more effective for their situation.

Totally depends on your region. If you lend to a friend, it might slip through the cracks. Just be careful.

I disagree, man. If they allow the internet, they still control info. Bitcoin's still under a lot of control for most users.

Currently, they could try, but they have bigger issues to deal with. If Bitcoin becomes centralized, its market value could tank, and interest would plummet.

Anyone who wasn't here back in the day has no clue what it was like. Just saw a post about someone selling 100,000 Bitcoin for just $100. Talk about a missed opportunity.

You gotta realize that for every 100,000 solo miners, some might wait forever without finding a block. It all comes down to perspective. Your expectation really depends on what you consider realistic.