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Without the presidential title, he’d have no impact. Just a regular guy then, you know? It’s the US government’s power that drives those Bitcoin effects.

Plus, there’s a debt ceiling crisis looming. If the US can't manage that, why are we even talking about banning crypto?

Jihan did mess up before with that BCH mining decision. Seems all his moves ended up being bad calls.

I’ve seen people trying to tackle carbon emissions, but it feels like we’re stuck in a rut. Everyone’s affected, and we need real solutions, not just theories.

If it’s not specifically illegal, then it’s legal, right? To outlaw Bitcoin, they’d need laws against it. If there are no laws, you’re in the clear. And even if they do ban it later, they can’t go after you for past use.

Exactly! And now they might not even get that $350 million back that was seized. Just crazy.

Could be. They might’ve felt backed into a corner. It’s not just a Bitcoin failure; they rushed into it too quickly.

I think OP might be confused about what a long position really is. Setting a buy order at $56k isn’t quite the same as being in a long position.

Trading isn't for the faint-hearted. If you're not committed to being a trader, don't bother. It's tough to deal with the market and come out ahead. Yes, trading has its benefits, but it's a grind to get profitable.

Totally agree with the author. There’s always gonna be those who want regulation and legit businesses, but I’m more aligned with the purists. Let Bitcoin be what it was meant to be, a way to avoid that big brother…

Well, the court supposedly ordered SEC to respond to Coinbase, but who knows when that'll happen.

Right? It’s wild. When McHenry pushed him on ether being a security, he just dodged the question.

I don’t think that’s right. You might hide crypto payments, but good luck hiding fiat conversions. Most merchants go through automated systems. They’re wasting money trying to enforce this when tracking profits is way…

No idea about the exact price but I’m sure BTC will still be around and more valuable. Might hit $200k or more; traditional markets will have a huge impact.

Most places, especially in the EU, let you refuse an inheritance if the taxes exceed the asset’s value. Plus, if your relative is super close, like a parent or spouse, there’s often no inheritance tax. Only the capital…

It’s pretty tricky. EU countries will treat you as their tax subject unless you can prove otherwise. Just living there doesn’t change your residency status. In Germany, you need to register your residence first, or…

Looks like they’re coming after ‘unknown’ wallets that’s mostly all of them, right? By 2025, if you wanna do anything over 3k EUR, you’ve gotta use a KYC wallet. Sounds like they want to kill self-custody. Imagine…

I think it’s not the users who follow KYC that are dirty-minded. It’s those who view these procedures as bad. We’ve moved past the ‘70s. Crypto is a global currency now, not bound by the same rules as fiat.

Honestly, I wouldn’t post anything shady here. Saylor’s just emphasizing patience during these crazy market swings. His interview has some solid insights on Bitcoin's future.

Just saw that Michael Saylor thinks Bitcoin could hit $150k by the year's end. He’s big on holding BTC long-term and telling companies to stack it on their balance sheets.