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Yeah, it’s all about power! Nations want to flex their economic muscles. China’s a big player, but they’ve been anti-crypto. Still, who knows? Other nations are shifting their stance.

Trying to gauge the market is tricky without some tech analysis based on previous trends. 2026 is only just starting; big predictions might not hold. Maybe focusing on shorter monthly cycles gives a clearer view?

Bitcoin isn’t exclusive! It’s for everyone, just like regular currency. It depends on how you approach it and whether you’re willing to engage with it.

No easy rides here, huh? I wouldn’t label it a fakeout, just multiple hurdles to climb. There are sellers ready to cash in, and volume isn’t super high, so it’ll take some time.

DCA’s personal; it’s about what you can manage. No fixed amount, just consistency. You can always tweak your contributions.

I plan to cover Stacks soon. But as for the Nakamoto Upgrade, from what I know, it doesn’t activate sBTC until late 2024. It’s just a step towards making it work.

Just came across this news on the Nakamoto upgrade from coindesk. Apparently, Bitcoin's Layer-2 network, Stacks, is kicking it off.

It's been like this for years, and honestly, people don't really care that much anymore. Just having a big market cap doesn’t mean much if you don’t own a piece of it.

Would 1 out of 100 of those accounts really go all in? Probably not. What about 1 in 1000? Nah, it’s more vague than that.

Traders who rely solely on others' predictions can get burned. Blindly following opinions doesn’t cut it. You need to have your own strategy.

Haha, true! No-coiners always ask, "When's the right time to buy?" They’re scared of market drops and procrastinate until it’s too late. They’d rather sit on the sidelines than take a risk.

Holding both Bitcoin and stablecoins doesn’t really mix well. People like Bitcoin for its growth potential, while stablecoins just sit there. Unless you have a specific need for stablecoins, they’re not really necessary.

Definitely shouldn’t translate passphrases. Like, one English word could mean multiple things in Chinese, which causes confusion.

Yeah some of them just want the attention. They know their wealth doesn’t change much, but they can't resist being talked about in the media.

I mean, yeah, Bitcoin's value can fluctuate, but if you're smart about it, those risks can become manageable. Lots of folks out there just don’t see that.

LOL, that dude James Howells and his hard drive full of Bitcoin? That’s tragic. But yeah, those coins are lost for good.

Sounds like full RBF is a hassle with all the steps involved. You might even need to get a new wallet or do some offline stuff. Wouldn’t it be awesome if we had a simple button for that? Just click, adjust fees, and…

For it to make sense economically, the amount needs to be huge. No one’s accepting big transactions with just one confirmation.

Smaller countries are already making moves. It’s the big nations that need to step up and set regulations for wider adoption.

I see what you’re saying, but I don't think you should treat Bitcoin like it’s just one of many cryptocurrencies. If someone asks if Bitcoin is a crypto and you say yes, then start saying it’s not like the others, that…