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Totally agree. My setup wasn’t enough for proper heating, but if you’re close to it, you felt the warmth. Antminers can really crank out heat alongside their mining power.

Your mention of mining just took me back. I tried mining back in 2017 using Nicehash with two GPUs. Made a decent profit, and it kept my room warm during winter.

Right? On their calculator, it seems like hitting ROI takes forever. Plus you can’t keep it running all the time since it’s also a heater. Looked appealing but definitely not budget-friendly. Too high costs, too low…

I get what you're saying. I thought it was cool too but looking at the profit calculator? It's gonna take ages to get your investment back. Plus, it's a heater can't run it 24/7 like a regular miner. They’re asking too…

Saw this interesting thing on Facebook about electric heaters that mine Bitcoin. Honestly, I know nothing about mining, but it seems wild. You can heat your space and earn a little cash. Apparently, it's 1300 watts and…

Totally agree. Post-COVID, *some* areas have job openings, but, honestly, it feels pretty bleak out there. Being stuck in a job you dislike isn’t worth it. There are always options out there, don’t let employers scare…

Yes, governments are now taxing crypto trading. Fees are included when buying or selling, so no need for separate filings if done right.

Maybe he thinks holding protects against market manipulations better than trading. You gotta know when to switch strategies, like CZ did.

Binance’s new service looks cool, but they don’t guarantee returns. Just estimates, which is a bit sketchy.

Some traders use substances to keep alert for days. That’s a slippery slope... smoking is already bad but add drugs and it’s a disaster.

I’m not into predictions either. Prices are low now, which is good for accumulating. Whether it stays bearish or not, we’ll see.

Haha, tell me about it. People act like fast fashion won't get to them. But all this buying can lead to misery if you're always trying to stay trendy. It’s so exhausting.

Honestly, while $10K does seem way out there, it kinda shows things aren't great right now. Maybe we won't hit that low but $50K could be a real possibility. Trump's impact seems temporary and the economy is shaky…

I get that Bitcoin's price is a hot topic, but the panic around hitting $90k seems overblown. $88,500 isn't that far off. Plus, we haven't seen a real crash since the drop to $78,000. It’s still a bull market year.

Not sure. I couldn’t find clear rules on splitting invoices. It sounds like smurfing for sure. But I see the rationale behind it, allowing cash payments for things that shouldn’t happen.

I get that smurfing relates to money laundering, but people are just trying to sell things while following the rules. I think it’s a stretch.

Yeah, but it’s still up to 500 euros for cash payments in retail, or 500 plus VAT. There are ways to get around it, though. At my work, we used to split payments to stay under the limit.

I worry other countries might adopt similar laws. Some say you can’t freely use Bitcoin, which is false. But this withdrawal rule shows they’re limiting access to our cash. Plus, having to declare withdrawals 24 hours…

I agree, there's a chance for a dip to $65k, but that’s the lowest I can see. it’s still a bull market for 2025.