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Totally get that skepticism about Saylor. But honestly, he’s not just in it for himself. Many Bitcoiners have similar price targets. It's a collective dream.

I think it might be Multipool or maybe Slush. Can’t remember exactly but those names pop up in my head.

I agree he has power, but words only go so far. At first, his statements might have moved Bitcoin, but now? People are losing faith in just talk without action.

With all the chaos in the Middle East, oil is becoming even more scarce. It's a precious resource and its distribution is totally messed up right now, affecting everything.

Your electricity costs are key here.

It really depends on the individual. People have their own reasons for getting into Bitcoin, so it's natural to see a variety of perspectives.

I see your point, but in developing nations, we’ve got plenty of issues to deal with, like corruption, before we can think about Bitcoin adoption.

Yeah, you can get it from the official site, they’re legit.

I actually have a spreadsheet that does all that. Pretty handy for keeping track of profits based on different setups.

How many operations does it take for a 2**76 private key?

BlackRock’s too big to lose this. Just look at how fast they’re scooping BTC compared to Strategy. They’ve got more resources and can play the long game better.

With interest rates rising and housing prices fluctuating, is real estate still the best safe investment out there?

Seems like he might be the new ‘Inverse Cramer’. People just go opposite of his trades and make money.

Gold’s current volatility is just the market reacting to today’s economic conditions. Historically, gold has been much more stable compared to Bitcoin. Can't deny Bitcoin's volatility, though; it's wild right now.

Been seeing a lot of chatter about Bitcoin's price and energy issues, but what about the real underlying challenges? Like, the long-term security budget? Once the block subsidy drops, miners might have to count on…

Great resources for the OP but there’s more to uncover. Look into Bitcoin's prehistory, the timeline of key moments since ’79. Blockchain has been around longer than some think, but Bitcoin was the first to really…

Online influencers are out here promoting fake cryptos and other scams. Seriously don’t take their word for anything. They are in it for themselves. Remember when that popular musician promoted a coin? Many people lost…

True, but I still think looking for new projects is risky. I mean, most end up being scams or just pumps. You’ll likely lose money instead of making it.

Honestly, I think developing nations might be the first to accept BTC as real currency. Look at El Salvador and Central African Republic. Their weak currencies make Bitcoin look good.

It's actually Bitcoin's market dominance we're talking about, not just the cap. Get your terms right. You can check Bitcoin dominance on some sites for accurate numbers.