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But isn’t this against the whole point of bitcoin? Shouldn’t it be peer-to-peer without a middleman?

That range was definitely tradable if you played it right. I caught a few moves buying near $66k and selling closer to $70k. Nothing massive, but sideways markets can be manageable without using use.

I made a list of some DeFi hacks too. They just keep piling up.

Bitcoin is perfect for laundering. You can get it without KYC or AML checks, just might cost more than buying on an exchange.

I get that crypto veterans might roll their eyes at this, but what about newbies? They get burned and might steer clear of crypto entirely. Seriously, we need AML regulations and better educational resources for these…

Check out Hashcat with PrinceProcessor mode. It does exactly what you need. Way easier than trying to create all the rules yourself. Just look into the combinator options, it’s super fast too.

Yeah, ixcoin's cap isn’t clear, gotta be careful there.

I tweaked some details in my list, let's keep adding what we've got.

Data is speaking louder than any argument right now. If we were gonna see a spike post-Core 30, I'd expect some signs by now.

You found a project but can’t even drop the name or link? Sounds sketchy. From what you said, it’s just another payment network. Most of these rely on big players like Mastercard and Visa. I’m not buying into this, man.

Yeah, quantum computing poses a potential risk but it’s not an immediate issue. If it does become a problem, I trust Bitcoin can adapt.

Totally. Every lost wallet is like those coins have vanished forever. It sets Bitcoin apart from other assets. Just think about how a chunk of the supply is untouchable.

Yeah, it’s probably a combo of both. His tariffs jacked up prices everywhere, especially for groceries. Cutting them down helps relieve some pressure, but let’s be real, no one wants to be blamed for high food prices.