cryptosatoshi

So there's all this chatter about miners struggling and governments potentially stepping in... Question is, do we even care who handles our transaction mining? Are we cool with governments doing it?

+1 to that! I mean, how do they expect innovation to thrive if they keep putting up barriers? This is definitely a step in the wrong direction for the whole crypto scene.

Tennessee just banned Bitcoin and crypto ATMs. Crazy right? Seems like a huge blow to any adoption efforts in the U.S. How can they even think this is a good idea?

Right, Doritos and energy drinks? That’s high living on a crypto budget.

Lol I mean if it hits 10k, maybe I’ll consider buying… but I could just wait for 5k, right?

Yeah, this seems like more about Saylor’s perspective. He wants stability to keep accumulating Bitcoin without worry.

Michael Saylor is raising alarms about opportunists pushing for changes to Bitcoin's protocol. He believes it could really backfire.

Conquering Iran isn’t gonna be easy. Military bases getting attacked just complicates things.

Doesn’t seem related to Bitcoin at all. Just a comparison of war costs and Bitcoin value.

Wow, the first week of the conflict cost over 11 billion bucks! That's almost half of what the US has in Bitcoin reserves.