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Inflation is already eating retirement savings. If your funds are in fiat, they’re losing value. I wouldn’t be shocked if $1 loses half its purchasing power in just 10 years.
- Transaction Not Confirmed and Address ConfusionDec 24, 2024
Quick question: did you send to an exchange's address? Seeing different destinations makes me wonder if your original sending is in the mix or if it got completely replaced by something else.
- Global Hardship: A Universal ChallengeSep 15, 2024
Salaries aren’t keeping up with inflation, making it tough for anyone earning a steady income to afford everyday items. Governments print money, but this only complicates things. Each person needs to find ways to either…
- Global Hardship: A Universal ChallengeSep 11, 2024
Official reports claim consumption is rising, yet many still struggle to meet basic needs. Just because some numbers look good doesn’t mean everyone is living the good life. Policies need to change, but in the meantime,…
Ugh, yes! It’s all about control. I’d rather keep my identity safe than trust a random exchange staff.
- Discussing Mempool Fees and TransactionsNov 26, 2021
Right? My BTC is stuck on the exchange cuz the fees are nuts. I’m worried about withdrawing at 100 sats/vbyte. Mempool could blow up any day!
- Discussing Mempool Fees and TransactionsNov 25, 2021
Not much change in fees since this thread started but it’s nice to have this space. Still, people will complain. It’s Bitcoin, it’s always something.
- Is it Legal to Avoid Taxes Using Bitcoin?Jul 7, 2021
The OP is about reducing taxes legally, not hiding. You could set up a fake business at home or abroad. Just create dummy sales records to avoid tax, but you'll likely still owe something.
- Tackling Block Size and Mempool IssuesApr 17, 2019
So one user might make several transactions instead of just one? But do you really want to run a full node if the size increases?
- Tackling Block Size and Mempool IssuesApr 15, 2019
Check this out: Mastercard just launched a new service for P2P crypto transactions using aliases instead of long addresses. Could this be the future?