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Honestly, I think a lot of exchange owners might be doing shady stuff with investors' money. If an investigation happened, I bet a ton of them would be implicated. But hey, if you keep your assets on exchanges, you…

The downside is huge. With the trend of using AI, many will lose their jobs. Governments need to step in and regulate this to avoid a labor crisis.

What do you think we’d gain from knowing who Satoshi is? If he came forward, would it even matter? Seems like a lot of fuss for nothing.

So, did they just swap the chip on their previous hardware? Are the pinouts the same? I can’t find any details about it on GitHub or their main site...

Check out these links if you wanna avoid confusion. They give a brief history of blockchain and Bitcoin. https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/software-engineering/history-of-blockchain https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blockchain…

You alone can find what works for you. Analyze your errors and adjust. It’s a process of trial and error until you find success.

It’s a wild market for sure. Speculation is part of the game. I mean, some thought $100k was impossible, and yet here we are. I used to think hitting that was a stretch, too.

Bitcoin is definitely an intangible asset and a digital currency. It doesn’t need to be physical to be valuable.

I actually want BIP110 to succeed. It could be beneficial for Bitcoin as a whole.

Not sure why it even matters if the BTC is from old wallets. Just sell on decentralized platforms like bisq or Robosats. Plenty of options out there.

How do you decide what to trade? It’s best to look for good entry points, especially in a bearish market. I only trade a couple pairs to avoid confusion.

You can say that, but the movement towards other currencies is real. The dollar’s days might be numbered.

Wrong title, man! It should be a bull trap, not a bear trap. It's tricky when you’re trading instead of just holding. Your friend’s logic makes sense, but if it looks like a breakout, we could see big moves.

Bitcoin grew without any government help. It’s about individual understanding and usage, not just their stamps of approval.

You keep saying Bitcoin’s fast, but compared to some altcoins, it’s not. It’s more reliable, for sure, but let’s not overstate the speed. Always gotta factor that in with your investment plans.

I think most people just skim headlines and don’t get into the details. That’s how FUD spreads. You really gotta read the whole story.

This year’s ban includes more restrictions, even stablecoins. How can you own Bitcoin if you can’t trade it or use it?

Yeah, I get where you're coming from. But trading without a stop loss? That's risky. It’s all about your plan, though. If you’re comfortable without one, cool. Just don’t let stubbornness mess things up if the market…

Good to listen to advice, but if you’re unsure about your next move, maybe secure some profit. Patience pays off with Bitcoin.

Experienced traders aren’t panicking during corrections. Newbies freak out and sell when they shouldn’t. When the price eventually bounces back, they’ll miss out.