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Lol, true. I can’t believe people question it. Trump already influences way more than just Bitcoin through tariffs and stuff. Last year was crazy for crypto, no coincidence.

Yeah, it’s a long shot. Privacy is a big no-no for the government, and I doubt Trump would back anyone into privacy-related stuff. Maybe he could shorten their sentences but full pardons seem unlikely.

Check out this thread about the BSGS solver for CUDA. If you read through it, you'll find what you need.

I think it’s definitely undervalued right now. I remember when AVAX was super popular. Just seems to have dropped off the radar lately, I don't hear about it much. It’s definitely a solid crypto, just needs more…

You should’ve shared the article for context. Losing your seed phrase is terrible, but I wouldn't kill myself over it. It’s negligence, and that’s on you.

I remember thinking $500 was the peak. Just shows how much things can change. You never know when Bitcoin will spike. It's better to start small, even in satoshis.

If KYC isn’t reliable anymore, why even bother? We’re just giving our info to be tracked later.

Why settle for sketchy altcoins when there’s Bitcoin? It’s a safer bet. I’d rather stick with something that offers real profit potential.

You both raise good points. History can change, and Bitcoin is known for its rhythms. Yet, the 4-year cycle is deeply rooted, and it’s hard to see that changing anytime soon.

Seriously? What kind of nonsense is this? Did you actually sit down to write this wall of text? If you had any sense, you’d know the bull run ends this year, and 2026 is an invitation to a bear market. What are you even…

Exactly! With just a little capital, price can explode. I heard that even $1B can cause wild changes. It’s a small amount compared to wealthy investors.

For real, though, it’s mostly about volume. Exchanges want that trading volume up, so they create competitions that favor big players.

Come on, we all know it's for whales. Why even ask this? It feels like you’re just trying to push some agenda here.

I see stablecoins competing with crypto. They may push for more use of local currencies on crypto platforms, but this could lead us back into some control system we thought we escaped.

Some get too caught up in Bitcoin's price rise and fail to see the bigger picture. As it gains acceptance, we might lose what Satoshi intended.

Yeah, all this drama feels orchestrated. His losses could just be a way to boost his profile again. There’s always more behind the scenes in this world.

Your post came out when altcoins were looking decent, but now things are bearish. I don’t see a quick recovery coming. The best altcoins are usually the ones that list early or have built strong momentum.

Yeah, it’s crazy to think about how those early adopters viewed it. They had vision, and it paid off big time. But we gotta remember, not everyone held on to their coins.

Holding an ETF doesn’t make you a real Bitcoin investor. You’re just a paper holder, not someone who owns Bitcoin in a wallet with private keys. Real investors buy Bitcoin directly. ETFs could mislead small investors…

I’ve only used USDC and USDT. Honestly, I don’t see the need for more. The way stablecoins can depeg is wild, makes me reluctant to try new ones. I say stick with the ones we know.