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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…

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.

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…

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.

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…

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…

Governments don’t need to ban crypto. They’re just using it to roll out their own digital IDs and state coins. They manipulate everything, including Bitcoin. You can see it in the last few years.

Honestly, your seed should be on paper somewhere safe. That’s your backup. If you lose the ledger, move your coins to a new address with new seed words. I don’t fully trust closed source devices.

Make sure to back up your passphrase physically. You could lose everything if you forget it. Testing your seed and passphrase combo with small transactions is a good idea too.

Funny how the narrative shifts. They were trying to ban it, but now they're accepting Bitcoin for exports. The situation's turned in favor of crypto.

Totally agree. Putin seems to get crypto better than most world leaders. He's even said Russia has some advantages for miners.

Cool project! Not familiar with BitcoinFrame, but SatoshiDashboard looks nice. I see you have Fear & Greed metrics, but maybe you should use more exchanges for BTC pricing instead of just Binance? And mempool fees…

It’s possible mathematically, but right now it’s just too hard. We haven’t seen breaches from public keys yet. Address reuse is actually the bigger privacy issue.

This isn’t a real decentralized exchange. I bet they weren’t even using the actual Bitcoin network. Probably some random token instead.

Exactly, people are gonna want to know how you missed all those transactions. They didn't steal 3 million outright, but still, that's a massive amount of money. Something doesn’t add up.

Can we take anything Trump says seriously anymore? He’s like a clown at this point, not to mention he’s been linked to scams before.

Yeah, I checked out Chub Cay too. 46 people and mostly fishing tourism. Bitcoin could really help them ditch the expensive transfer services. Maybe they could even take Bitcoin payments from tourists?

Most people today don’t really care about decentralization or privacy. They just want to trade easily, so they stick to platforms like Binance or OKX because it’s convenient.

Your points on security are spot on. This is a serious issue that devs need to think about. Even a minor change in contract logic can have huge consequences. Security analysis should be mandatory.