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Aren't these the same countries that nudged the US into wars that were completely unnecessary? What makes you think they can't pivot to partners who won’t threaten them?

Honestly, this isn’t something new. Going back to Roman times, conquerors have always used economic means to dominate. Geo-economic conflicts might be more visible now, but they've always been there.

How will they even track Bitcoin transactions if you’re not using a KYC exchange? This is gonna be a nightmare for them.

Bitcoin hit a low of 89k in January. Everyone was worried it would drop more, but look, it shot straight to 100k. The market’s wild, so we gotta see how things play out.

The cycles aren’t set in stone; they can stretch. But I do think Trump’s actions stunted momentum. If we see a recovery soon, it won’t be much maybe just reaching $130k.

Well, once registered, businesses must share some info. But it’s the shady ones that worry me.

Funny how both firms are so close in BTC yet so different in approach. BlackRock is ETF-focused while MicroStrategy is all about that direct ownership. This might take some time.

True, but markets always react fast to news. Remember how oil prices jumped when the conflict escalated? Bitcoin might hold steady though.

From past bull runs, if it rises high, it’s bound to correct by 70% too. Could be a slow decline, not all at once, though. The cycle isn’t officially over.

Why do you think he shut his account down?

I got the app on Ubuntu, but now it’s full-screen and I can’t close it. Is that a bug?

I’m doing alright with silver and moving some profits into cash and Bitcoin. Diversification, you know?

I can't find the free trial anywhere. Tried in incognito mode and it still doesn’t work. It’s frustrating!

So, if I’m already signed up on those exchanges, I can’t try the demo version, right? I wanna test it before buying the pro version which looks pricey.

I’ve been playing around with PBKDF optimizations too. Found a neat trick with reusing values in the SHA-512 processing that really improves things.

Exactly! Your project is working with random points on the curve, which is different from Kangaroo. But it is a bit slower due to needing more calculations.

For those looking to try this at home, I’ve been gathering different versions during my research. More optimizations pop up regularly.

Good question. How can we run your code on our own rigs for BIP-39 recovery?

I'll get into the details here, share proofs of concept, and outline some cool tech insights. My code utilizes OpenCL for GPU speed-ups and Python for overall management.

Just wrapped up some heavy lifting on cracking BIP-39 phrases, specifically how to recover more than 4 missing words. It’s something all those wallet recovery companies shy away from because it costs a ton.