madhawk

Got a quick question about Bitcoin mining. Let's say there are around 700 to 1000 transactions daily and 10 miners in the game. Each miner gets 1 Bitcoin for their work. If 5 miners drop out, will the remaining 5 double…

Yeah, but I’m not so sure swing trading is the best move right now. Picking the lows in a prolonged downturn is tough. Plus, to swing trade successfully, you need a decent chunk of capital and fast reactions.

China's ramping up its gold reserves after grabbing a ton of BTC. They’ve hit 2,298.5 tons recently, adding a few tons each month. September was slow, though, only 0.4 tons. Pretty clear show of strength!

Change is inevitable as more people join the space. Some still wanna keep it decentralized, but others just don't care and want a quick buck.

Not really tracking future targets. I'm just happy I sold during the last bull run and made some decent gains. Then I bought back in during the bear market, which worked for me.

Just watched your doc! 👀 I think it's a solid start for newbies wanting to get into the Bitcoin saga. You definitely set the stage well, but it could use more educational bits and shorter segments on key topics. Maybe…

It’s all about the tech connecting these blocks. That’s why people see Bitcoin as the first real success of blockchain. Others didn’t make it because they lacked decentralization and openness.

This is just my take, not saying it's gospel. But as I see it, BTC is the first successful use of blockchain tech. So, breaking it down: blockchain is basically "block + chain". Block: it’s about securing a specific…

If you can manage it, go with DCA and buy at support levels. Timing is tricky, but historically, prices rise post-halving.

Regulators are starting to see Bitcoin more as digital gold or property than a currency. It feels like they are putting it under commodity regulations instead of treating it like regular money.

If you think it could happen, share your reasoning. Laws vary by country, and even if the internet shut down, Bitcoin wouldn’t go to zero. It’s a global tech now, and it’ll find a way.

If it’s a cryptographic puzzle, I haven’t found anything like an answer yet. Why’s that? code: 0d1vHyLWQXkQWZBhfQmZWu8jgXA54DgLx+bPJQNBrL4AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABbiQspK6Gr2bE That’s 64 bytes in hex.…

Right, opinions can shift. You can feel bearish about the year but still see bullish signs in the current market.

It’s not just a money-making thing. Bitcoin is a shield against the crazy inflation we're seeing and centralized control of currencies. If more governments start piling into Bitcoin, its value is only gonna go up. It’s…

But can modern tech actually track down users like this? Address to user IP to computer? Sounds wild.

Bitcoin's transaction history is forever public, so once something’s linked to you, it’s like signing your name on it. What happens if new tech digs up more info, right? How do the experts see this?

As long as you’re buying and selling, it’s trading. Just trying to profit here.

Tons of FUDs have come and gone about Bitcoin and they haven’t really derailed its growth. Let's look at a few key moments of panic that actually backfired through the years.

I think this news is pretty interesting for the crypto scene. There’s word that ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz might need to use a secret code and crypto payments. This could push more people away from…

Totally! Markets are wild and don't stick to patterns. Sometimes, when you'd expect one thing, the opposite happens, so who knows what will really happen?