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And don’t forget, investing in Bitcoin also carries risks. It's all about what you're willing to handle. Altcoins can be unpredictable, but plenty of people profit from them too. You just gotta stay alert, know when to…

Patience is the name of the game here. Bitcoin is a long-term investment and should be taught in schools for finance!

Accounting? 🤔 Wasn’t Satoshi just a coder? I’m curious. I’ll check out those links.

Let’s kick this off by chatting about money itself. What is money, really? In simple terms, it’s anything people are willing to accept as payment, knowing others will accept it too. Money has come a long way from barter…

Wow, this is quite engaging! I read through it, and it kept prompting me to ask more questions about Bitcoin. I’m impressed. Great job on the relaunch!

Man, back then no one thought we’d see $120k, so $1M isn’t out of the question. But yeah, it’s all speculation. Maybe we hit $1M by 2030, maybe we don’t. Personally, I’d guess around $500-600k post-halving.

So if a miner locks in a contract, they prepay? Interesting model. But how does that actually work?

At least they got back most of the funds. It could’ve been worse. But people still leave funds on exchanges after all this drama, like they don’t learn from past issues.

For sure, it's all a bit surprising. But maybe this is just a test sale to gauge the market's response for bigger moves in the future.

Exactly, it’s not that younger folks are impatient. They’re just trying to find jobs that pay decent enough to keep up with rising costs. Back in the day, buying a house was doable, now it's a struggle.

Totally agree. These thieves probably didn’t think through what happens if they get caught. And those ASIC miners? Not cheap.

People hype Bitcoin as if it's gonna replace gold, but what about volatility? It’s not gonna happen anytime soon. And honestly, we need fiat for everyday transactions, not gold or Bitcoin.