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Doubt anyone was out to kill him, lol. 11,196 years is like a life sentence multiplied. With his crimes, he probably wouldn’t have gotten a pardon anyway. Looks like a suicide to me unless proven otherwise.

When Thodex shut down, Ozer ran away to Albania. Pretty impressive he evaded capture for over a year. But when he got caught and sent back to Turkey, he faced the music. Still, I doubt many people will feel sorry for…

So apparently he was found hanging in his cell... sounds like suicide. And that sentence? It’s not 190 years it’s over 11,000. Insane, right? Guess it’s no surprise he would take such drastic action.

Not that hard to double-check BTC addresses though. Some people check the first and last few characters, but that can be risky. Attackers can create lookalike addresses that can fool you. Always verify the whole thing!

In Brazil, most banks let you buy/sell Bitcoin, but you can’t withdraw. It's all about confidence, I guess.

Many of us saw Bitcoin’s value before the big institutions jumped on board. I get their skepticism, but Bitcoin is here to stay. It offers decentralization and freedom that traditional currencies can’t match.

Bitcoin dropped before the war even started. Geopolitical issues do matter, but the market has its own cycles. If the war ends, yes, the market might react positively, but I don’t see it pushing Bitcoin to new highs.

It’s like a joint account at a bank. You might have ten people involved, but only two or three signatures are needed for a valid transaction. Just be careful when using these wallets.

Anyone can claim to be Bitcoin on social media. That’s just how it is.

Right? It’s just one account controlled by someone can say anything for attention. Total mess.

Rich families know the game; they teach their kids about long-term safety. Meanwhile, the average person falls for memecoins or risky moves.

Wait a minute, it’s still property even if it can’t be traded? Kind of a bizarre situation.

A loan that gets repaid in cash? Yeah, that might trigger capital gains tax. It's like you sold your BTC, so you’d owe tax on any profit you made.

Lol, don’t forget this is still just an accusation. The husband has to prove anything in court. And what if she claims she lost the wallet keys after the ruling?

You could try the ViaBTC accelerator, but not sure if it’s free or what the cost is. Your transaction size matters too.

Honestly, it’s crazy to think the funds haven't moved at all. Whoever stole that much money would usually try to hide their tracks. But they haven't done anything.

Crazy, right? But how do you know she doesn't know anything about crypto? If she really stole it, she probably knows enough about seed phrases. That's pretty basic knowledge for anyone that wants to steal crypto.

So, you can buy and sell Bitcoin without KYC at all? I guess that depends on how much privacy you want. But even with KYC, people won't know for sure who you are just by seeing your wallet.

I don’t get why everyone wants BTC to be the global reserve. I’m all for its adoption, but don’t think it’ll replace the dollar. Fiat has its job too.

Gold isn’t even the reserve currency right now; that’s the dollar’s gig. Bitcoin's decentralized nature means it might never get central bank backing. The dollar’s not going anywhere soon.