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I made an add-on that pulls data from multiple sources, including mempool.space. It quickly lets you see the state of the mempool. Just remember, estimates are just that.

I don’t see your reasoning. Higher electricity costs mean higher mining costs which forces miners to sell more Bitcoin. Last year proved Bitcoin isn’t the safe haven people thought. Institutional players have way more…

Here’s a timeline showing I stand by my original design for the Bitcoin logo. My first post about it was in 2014.

Believing that is kinda wild. Just ask any designer about this. Common sense should tell you something is off.

Have you checked what BSV folks claimed back in 2019? They reused the Bitcoin logo, just made a few tweaks, and said it was unique. It's like me saying I created the Olympic rings just because I changed the colors.

I remember reading about this guy a few years back and honestly, I don’t buy it. Satoshi was all about privacy, so why would he use his real name everywhere? There are tons of people named Satoshi in Japan.

I agree. You could lose access if something happens to your eyes. Seed phrases? You can store copies in safe places!

Lol it's Mt.Gox, not Mt.Qox. I doubt they care about those old wallet addresses since customers never really had control over their crypto there. They probably just need to check IDs and the balances to send coins to…

I noticed Keystone launched this device recently, but honestly, what’s the point? It looks almost just like their standard model, and they’ve got partnerships for custom devices already. I really doubt serious users are…

The situation in the Middle East is getting tense again. I can't help but think it might spread to more countries, maybe even Europe. And let’s not forget the ongoing war in Ukraine that’s wrecking lives.

Why the heck would you want to send your Bitcoin to a bank? Bitcoin was made to work without them. Even if they accept it, they’ll hit you with fees and restrict your access.

Honestly, for what you need, Bisq is probably your best bet. It’s desktop-friendly, and there’s Bisq Easy for mobile. Most other options just aren't truly decentralized, so be careful. Chains and bridges can be sketchy…

First time seeing this riddle, so I’m not exactly on it yet. But I know some folks here have tackled Bitcoin puzzles before. You did post in the right place, no worries there. By the way, I just checked and that 0.2 BTC…

Fair point. But if they push this, it might create a more efficient way to handle USDT.

Why pay for a server when you can just run your own node at home on an old computer? I saw this dude in the UK living off-grid with solar panels, mining Bitcoin. You don’t even need to go off-grid; running a Bitcoin…

Cricktor broke it down really well. Just remember, the same devs behind BIP39 created SLIP39 too. Brute-force attacking SLIP39 is nearly impossible. The entropy level matches BIP39 with 12 words, but BIP39 with 24 words…

It’s open source, so anyone can look at the code. If you need more details, just reach out to the dev Perry Kundert. I think this tool will really take off once more wallets start supporting SLIP39.

Came across this cool Python project for SLIP-39 that helps users generate and back up mnemonics compatible with Trezor wallets. You can even turn your BIP-39 backup into a more secure SLIP-39 one without losing any of…

If construction workers invest a bit of their pay into Bitcoin, it might nudge the price up a bit. But it’s the big players that make real waves.

Yes, sat/vB matters. A Bitcoin price drop usually means more transactions, which can increase fees again.