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Absolutely, Bitcoin's proven it can bounce back from dips. I don’t get why some still doubt it. Long-term holders know the value grows over time. The whales understand this, so they’re not worried about temporary price…

True, but experience doesn't mean you'll always win. There are good traders who still blow their accounts if they let greed take over. It's all about having a solid strategy and sticking to it.

Right, not everybody’s cut out for trading. Some just keep pushing when it’s clear it’s not for them. You left trading for DCA, right? Investing in Bitcoin?

Trading can feel like a rollercoaster. Some folks make it look like a piece of cake, but let’s be real, it’s risky. Losses are part of the journey. Best to accept that early on.

What’s the point of calculating K? Increasing the number of kangaroos just sends K skyrocketing. With 65536 kangaroos in the classic method, K hits 3.07, and on GPU it could easily shoot to 10 due to DP overhead. Your…

Honestly, I was freaking out when I saw that post about ditching Bitcoin for USD. I’ve been stacking up for months, thinking of the future, and now you’re telling me it could all be wasted? Came here expecting some…

Unpredictable movements are part of trading. Proper risk management is a must, no matter how confident you feel.

When prices drop, fear is real. But a lot of it comes down to emotion. People should learn from Bitcoin’s past instead of freaking out every time it dips.

That's a solid strategy. Just like you, many of us follow DCA. It takes the stress off worrying about market fluctuations. Long-term goals in Bitcoin investing are definitely the way to go.

Sounds a bit discouraging to newbies, don’t you think? There are countless strategies to invest, even for those on a tight budget. Once you figure things out, you’ll be surprised by how much you can accumulate over time.

Exactly! Following hype is a bad strategy. Do your research before jumping into anything. Knowledge is power, especially in this volatile market.

I was confused reading the OP at first. After seeing other posts, especially yours, I finally got it. Such a tough lesson for that guy. We all need to stay cautious and never rush for profits without doing our due…

Whales are the real players here, right? They hold massive amounts of coins and can create chaos for us retail traders. We need to be super careful and not let our emotions take over.

Mandatory update v1.2.1 is out now. Fixed some bugs with multi-GPU searching.

Each baby step uses 8 bytes. The hashtable is stored in the GPU memory. With -w 26 and -htsz 25, it generates quite a bit of babysteps.

With v1.2 on a single 2080ti, I solved some pubkeys in about 28 minutes with params -w 26. Compared to JLP's CPU version, that’s six times faster!

Just put together my version of the BigStepGiantStep algorithm for Nvidia cards. Works on Cuda and Windows x64. Check it out here and share your speed results.

In trading, new folks gotta focus on learning instead of rushing for profits. Knowledge and experience = higher chances of success. Patience pays off.

I can relate to that struggle. Sometimes I break my trading rules when I’m feeling impatient. Long-term focus is tough, especially after a few losses.

Exactly. The excitement of wild jumps and crashes is what keeps Bitcoin interesting. But it’s also a gamble. People love to bet on prices without thinking about the bigger picture.