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Some people think Satoshi isn't Japanese at all, mainly because his English is so good. I’ve even heard he might have a British accent. Seems weird to assume he’s Japanese just because of the name.

I’d say the four-year cycle matters more than the ongoing war. Sure, global tensions add panic, but Bitcoin has followed these patterns long before current conflicts.

Blacklists won’t stop the scams, but they might raise awareness. If users know how common these scams are, they’ll be more careful with their crypto.

Bitcoin’s still growing and hasn’t saturated the market yet, so no, it’s not too late. But sure, some dreams of 10,000x returns are a bit of a stretch now.

I think it boils down to the path you choose. If you aim too high without the right skills, you're setting yourself up for frustration. Play to your strengths, and you’ll see results, even if they’re different than what…

From what I see, a block was mined signaling support for BIP-110, not that the software is fully activated. This is wild since similar debates happened years ago without resolution. Feels like someone’s trying to stir…

Trading fan tokens? Just keep in mind you’re gambling. It’s like betting on a match. If you don’t understand the risks, you'll learn the hard way.

People will hate this, but doing this would ruin the network’s integrity. It changes the whole narrative around ownership of coins.

The whitepaper doesn’t explicitly mention freedom in the way we think, though. It’s more about cutting out intermediaries. Some users have twisted freedom into a talking point.

Just saw this news that Americans might pay taxes in Bitcoin soon. Sounds wild. It says no capital gains tax if it happens. What do you all think this could mean for Bitcoin economics?

I’m optimistic about Bitcoin hitting one million, but a trillion for each coin? Come on, unless the dollar just plummets in value. Nobody knows what's around the corner; Bitcoin might be the future or might get…

Don’t overthink it! Crypto is a term for all digital coins, and Bitcoin is the oldest and most reliable one.

+1, it’s all just political talk. Governments love to blame crypto when their own currency is involved in the same issues. It’s the people, not the crypto!

Agreed. But honestly, the best foundation is knowledge. Understanding what you're doing will help you deal with risks. If that victim had known about airgapped wallets, they could’ve avoided losing it all.

Idk how long the migration will take, but I read somewhere that experts say it needs about 5-10 years. There’s an article on coinmarketcap about it. Yeah, it’s a gradual thing, so that timeline kinda makes sense.

Gotta love the idea of risking borrowed cash, but it’s a slippery slope. If you miscalculate, you could end up in serious debt.

Right? It could be something boring or completely mundane, like a day job. Who knows?