diamond2013

Totally! You can’t trust anyone fully, even family. Money complicates everything. There's that saying, "Money is the cruelest breaker of ties" for a reason, right? Friendships and family ties have crumbled because of…

But back then, systems didn’t rely on the internet. Now, everything’s tied to it.

If everything crashes, BTC might be worthless. No internet means everything changes, and Bitcoin doesn't matter then.

True, and if miners played fair, the longest chain usually has the most work. But length isn't everything.

But what would happen to Bitcoin if that goes down? The network wouldn't just stop instantly; some nodes would go offline before others.

A major solar storm could totally knock out all communications and power! Crazy to think about, right?

Good financial habits pave the way for a better future. People who manage their money well are less stressed and more focused on their goals.

Not every trader is as tough about losing for the sake of experience. Many end up regretting not using stop loss. Underestimating risk can cause bigger losses than they expect, and it's often the shame of a small loss…

I still think $1,000 isn’t enough for many people. She could be missing out on so much by not investing it.

Sometimes even if your fee options are below the network's minimum, you can still force the transaction by signing it offline and using manual broadcast services. I tried that a couple years back, and it actually worked!

And let’s not forget about streaming! Think of all the HD content out there. The energy for that must dwarf what Bitcoin uses. It’s crazy to even try to compare.

Old posts are still around, though. Satoshi’s back-and-forth from 2009 to 2010 is still viewable. Thought you’d find it interesting.

For those 3,000 files, try using Notepad++ to search through them with multiple keywords. You might find something that has keywords like 'key!' or 'address' in it.