bridge_2016

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  • Creating value from raw materials needs major investment. Specialized equipment, R&D, a stable market… all this takes time. Everyone wants instant solutions, but it’s a long game.

  • If the Middle East situation worsens, Argentina could be a safe haven for Bitcoiners. They don’t have ties to warring factions.

  • Totally agree. It’s like, if the market trusts it, then it can be considered money, even if the state doesn’t recognize it.

  • I doubt we’ll hit an ATH this month. This dip seems like a healthy correction after last month’s rally. If institutions start buying again, we could see a recovery in early October. But we need a strong catalyst for…

  • Learning should be based on interest, not just trends. Many jump into AI, then lose interest once reality hits. Know your strengths before diving in.

  • Can you believe someone’s still using that account to push a specific agenda? Just sad.

  • This guy clearly doesn’t understand Forex. It's not a quick cash game. If you're losing, it’s on you for not getting educated. Success requires knowledge and strategy.

  • Governments have tried everything to discourage Bitcoin use bans, FUD, you name it but it hasn't worked. Adoption is actually up, and Bitcoin has risen from being underestimated to being a strategic asset for some…

  • Holding Bitcoin forever isn’t contributing. If everyone just held and didn’t use it, where would Bitcoin be? Knowing what Bitcoin is makes you part of the family.

  • Can someone link that news? And seriously, why put a laughing emoji in a situation like this? Not cool. I feel bad for him, but let’s be real, losing your keys is a personal failure, not Bitcoin’s fault. Keep your keys…

  • I just ignore when they complain. If they don’t care about Bitcoin, why waste my breath? I'm doing fine with my investments, and criticism from folks who don’t get it doesn’t bother me.

  • I usually just pick between USDC and USDT based on what’s available. For short-term security, either one works. Lately, I lean towards USDC since it’s more accessible.

  • Money management is essential, period. Some people with low paychecks save and invest, while others with high salaries live paycheck to paycheck. It’s about knowing how to handle your cash, not how much you earn.

  • If trading bots are so profitable, why aren’t more people raving about them? Seems like they just appeal to lazy newbies.

  • Will Saylor’s views even matter in protocol changes? He’s just trying to protect his massive Bitcoin stash, which could hit a million soon.

  • Predicting Bitcoin’s all over the place this month. Some positivity at the start, but I worry a deeper correction might come with everything going on in the world. But I doubt it’ll drop under $60K, strong support there.

  • Honestly, setting up a self-custody wallet is way easier than dealing with an exchange. People just don’t want to take the time to learn.

  • A buddy of mine started trading just a few months ago and is already making decent profits, even while working another job. But honestly, those kinds of people are rare. They often have a gut feeling for trading, and…

  • AI might be smart, but it’s still just analyzing patterns. It can’t read minds. In the case of that user, he provided tons of data, which helped AI find clues.

  • How can I find out the core wallet version for an old wallet.dat file? I got some backups and wanna make sure I'm using the right version before loading it up.