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True, China wants to compete globally. They’re behind the US in gold reserves and might be buying to climb the ranks. Plus, they’re deep in Africa mining gold. It’s strategic.

About 256,879 people have the name Satoshi. That’s a lot of potential candidates just based on a name! To really prove he’s Satoshi? Just sign a message with the private keys.

BlackRock has the market clout, but Strategy’s methodology gives them a chance too. Both have their strengths, it’s hard to pick a winner.

Strategy also raises funds through stocks and equity, so they don't solely rely on their own money for Bitcoin. They have a better shot at hitting 1 million BTC since they actively buy for themselves.

Ghost names on the list surprised me. That screams corruption! When officials pocket funds meant for development, it keeps people in poverty. Corruption is a major issue in many countries. And let’s not forget laziness.…

What about just having skills? If you’re skilled, you can find jobs regardless of funds. Money helps, but talent can get you hired.

You forgot to mention payments. Many folks dig Bitcoin because it’s quick and has lower fees. Banks can be a hassle, especially when things go south. Trying to move money through banks can really frustrate you,…

And what about manual typewriters? They were once a staple in offices. Now, if you don't keep up with tech, you're out of luck.

Honestly, if men commit crimes due to pressure from women, they deserve to go to jail. Maybe a little time in prison will reset their brains. There are plenty of women out there. Why get hung up on a greedy one?

I know people in my country who really struggle but still have kids. It’s tough. But saying someone can afford more kids just because they have one is misleading. Sometimes, you just can't stretch the budget that far.

Canada’s debt isn’t just one thing causing it. Government spending has skyrocketed, especially during COVID. Plus, an aging population puts more strain on services. Raising birth rates alone won't fix this cutting costs…

A little more info would’ve cleared things up. Investors often search for stability during economic uncertainty. When inflation spikes or conflicts arise, they flock to gold, which boosts its price, while bitcoin tends…

Transparency varies from place to place. In developed countries, there’s some degree of openness. Citizens can access government spending info. In developing countries? Forget it, it’s all about corrupt leaders who’ll…

The OP's worry is about mining costs. They think governments will jump in because they have access to cheap energy. I see it as FUD. There will always be ways for individual miners to find cheap power. Plus, Sam Tabar…

Yeah, both skills matter a lot today. AI's everywhere now, and with the rise of cyber threats, both paths are solid choices.

LightningPiggy sounds interesting for gifting. Might check it out. Sharing knowledge about Bitcoin could be the better approach.

In developing countries, it’s not about lacking resources. Bad management and unequal wealth distribution are to blame. Even rich in resources, Africa struggles while a few reap rewards.

Exactly! And since it's from Norway, I guess that's why they support Norwegian. I’d expect more languages eventually.

Whoever runs that account clearly doesn’t represent the community. It’s just frustrating.

Bitcoin's gained over $3k recently, which is surprising compared to other predictions. I think we might hit $120k but could drop to $113k later. Institutional investors are making this complicated.