SilentWizard
Legal Situs is the term to know here. Possession counts for a lot, but with Bitcoin, things get messy. New York's the main player here for jurisdiction.
When I talk about acceptance, I mean retail, not banks. Retail acceptance is key. No one is saying to buy Monero as an investment. People just wanna use it to buy stuff.
Bitcoin seems to reign supreme in acceptance. Other cryptos need workarounds. But some privacy-focused shops only take Monero. We really need wallets that can work without hogging hard drive space.
I've been all-in on Monero for its focus on privacy and freedom of expression. It's super cool to see more merchants starting to accept it. The transaction fees are still super low, like a couple of cents.
- Missing BTC On-Chain Transaction Volume DataFeb 23, 2019
Filtering out whale stuff isn’t always ideal since it can reflect real market actions. I mean, good wallets should ideally create new addresses to maintain privacy.
- Missing BTC On-Chain Transaction Volume DataFeb 23, 2019
I found something called 'change adjusted transaction volume' in BTC units! But yeah, they charge a ton to actually use the data.
- Missing BTC On-Chain Transaction Volume DataFeb 22, 2019
Weekly data in USD? Yeah I see that. But annual stats in BTC? Not so sure. How do we really know Glassnode has what we need?
- Missing BTC On-Chain Transaction Volume DataFeb 22, 2019
So... does anyone know where to find solid on-chain BTC transaction volume stats? Couldn’t find anything for 2025 and the few charts I found are super misleading.
What are those coins even made of? Just because it has a Bitcoin logo doesn’t mean it’s worth anything. If it's brass or something, it’s just a novelty item.