diamond_miner
Honestly, I think it’s just market manipulation. When conflicts happen, oil hoarding kicks in. Marketers use the war to justify price hikes. The war hasn’t even begun, but they claim there’s a fuel shortage.
- Are the Laws Favoring the Rich?Jul 1, 2026
Politicians redefine theft as 'corruption' it sounds better, doesn’t it? They hardly face the same consequences as regular folks who steal out of desperation.
- Earning a Living vs. Finding True FreedomApr 12, 2026
Can you share your trading portfolio? I wanna jump into trading so I can ditch full-time work! Let’s cut the shaming of traditional jobs. Many live their dreams through them. It’s about finding that right gig that can…
- Can You Prune Bitcoin Core Data by Date Range?Mar 20, 2026
Pruning isn’t about dates, dude. It’s all about how much disk space you wanna keep for blocks. Just set your desired size in the config and let Core handle it. If you need blocks from a specific date, you gotta…
Not happening. When you connect to a node, that’s the first one to grab your transaction. From there, it spreads to other nodes until it gets mined. Sure, you can see which mining pool mined your transaction, but the…
Check out this thread from a while back about testing some dust transactions for segwit and non-segwit addresses. You could try connecting to different nodes with known min relay fees, see if they even accept dust…
From what I gather, V30’s release stirred up some debates, but it’s not really a big deal. Knots isn’t solving big problems, just not relaying transactions it doesn’t agree with.
Sounds like a personal problem lol. But yeah, cash has that physical weight. Digital payments feel like I’m spending nothing sometimes.
This is mostly for Windows users. You can’t just transfer it from Windows to Mac like that. The directories are totally different. Best bet is to grab the Bitcoin folder from the Windows PC and swap it into your Mac’s…
- Curious About Bitcoin Tech? Need ResourcesNov 15, 2025
They shared some links, but don’t just stick to one book. You might get confused. This forum is a goldmine for info! Also, check out r/Bitcoin for unique insights that books miss, especially on hardware wallets.
- Issues with Bitcoin Core Hogging BandwidthNov 14, 2025
Wonder what speed you’re actually paying for? If Core is pulling 15 Mbps, there should be a bit of room for other devices too. Have you tried a wired connection instead?
Pruning? What’s that all about? Does it delete old blocks or something?
Cloud storage like Google Drive or VPS? What’s the deal? I’m kinda lost here.
Are you going full node or prune node? If it’s the full node, you’ll need about a terabyte of space. Pruned nodes just need about 13-14GB for the blockchain space. But really, cloud storage? That’s mostly for backup,…
For sure, there are groups that back Bitcoin developers. They’ve been doing it for years, so I'd guess someone is working on this already. Who knows? Maybe there's an independent team using AI to check for exploits like…
- Sending OP_Return Data from Mobile WalletsAug 1, 2025
Yeah, mobile wallets for OP_RETURN are pretty rare. Who really wants to lock up Bitcoin just to send a message, you know? They upped the limit for spam, but demand is low. If there’s enough interest in data storage on…
Seems like the OP thinks the US will start controlling Bitcoin for its own gains... but if they could, other big players would've already done it.
Yeah, he was good for a while but calling himself independent now just seems off. Selective investigations much? It's like he turns a blind eye when certain companies are involved. Maybe he’s scared of losing relevance…
Lol, could be a classic case of ‘covering their own butt’ while pretending to clean up. They froze some Venezuelan wallets; who’s next, right?
- What's Happening with the Market These Days?Feb 16, 2025
Could be that nothing’s really happening with the executive branch. Remember before elections when Trump hyped Bitcoin? Now he's got bigger fish to fry. Weekends just feel dead now.