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Bitcoin's potential + 21m 17m coins + low MC = $1m per pop in 2030.
Not many people understand this.
Never sell all your BTC.
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Coronavirus cases: 16,524,370. Deaths: 653,956. Recovered: 10,114,825. - Almost 40 countries have reported record single day increases in infections over the past week. Global cases rises from 1m to almost 2m. - Spain's virus rate triples in three weeks after lockdown easing. Murcia, in the south east of Spain, sealed off 30,000 people in the town of Totana. - Recoverd nurses in Ireland are still experiencing symptoms such as fatigue, headaches and breathing problems. - Worrying trends of infections are emerging in Southern/West Europe and in the Balkan region. - Austria reimposes restrictions after spike in cases. - Belgium tighten restrictions, PM warns the country could go into second complete lockdown. - North Korea declared a state of emergency and imposed a lockdown on the border city of Kaesong. - China sees biggest surge in months as cluster has spread to seven other cities. Authorities will test 6m people in Dalian. - Vietnam is evacuating 80,000 people from the central city of Danang and reimposed disease prevention measures. - The Philippines reimposed a ban on non essential outbound travel for Filipinos. - Vietnam bans imports of live wild animals and wildlife products, eliminates wildlife markets, and enforce prohibitions on illegal hunting and trading of wild animals. - Hong Kong announcing new measures to tackle growing outbreak. - The Himalayan valley in India goes into lockdown. - Deaths and infections in Iran have risen to record highs. - Oman will go into lockdown, bans all travel between all provinces. - Marocco closes Marrakesh, Tanger, Casablanca, Fez, Meknès, Tetouan, Berrechid and Settat. - Africa's numbers are surging. Kenya cases increased by 31%, in Madagascar by 50%, in Zambia by 57% and in Namibia by 69%. - Zimbabwe imposed a curfew and reinstated strict measures to curb the spread. - South Africa reports record number of daily virus deaths, closes all schools. - Costa Rica reports record cases and deaths. - 21 workers at ArcelorMittal steel plant in Mexico die from Covid-19. - Brazil passes 80,000 deaths. - U.S cases has surged passed 4m, recorded 5,000 deaths in five days. Record hospitalisations in seven states with 160 healthworkers who lost their lives to Covid-19. - Hospitals in Honduras struggles to cope with the number of Covid patients.  |
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I wonder which will be the first US bank to get hacked and their Crypto stolen?  |
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Unbelievable, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Google combined are now bigger than Japan's entire stock market.  Tesla continues going up and up... |
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Coronavirus cases: 14,714,622. Deaths: 610,255. Recovered: 8,775,922. - Pandemic continues to explode around the world, true total death toll and cases are much higher because of testing shortages and data collection issues. - Czech Republic have tightened restrictions in the north east of the country after a spike in cases. - Belgium sees 66% jump in new infections. - France reports up to 500 virus outbreak clusters. - 4m people in the Spanish region of Catalonia returned to stay at home order. - Ireland's reopening has been postponed to 10 August. Delayed the easing of lockdown measures. - California orders closure of bars and indoor operations of restaurants, gyms and theaters. - Arizona and Texas counties are ordering coolers and refrigerated trailers to store bodies as their morgues fill up. - India puts Bangalore and Bihar back into lockdown, home to more than 125m people. Cases rises over 1m. - Thailand has suspended all inbound flights. - Tokyo raises alert level to highest level. - An outbreak in China’s northwestern region of Xinjiang has spread to a second city. - Turkey suspends flights to Iran and Afghanistan. - Israel reimposes weekend lockdown, shutting shops, hairdressers and attractions. - Iran struggling to contain Covid-19, 140 health workers have died with thousands of other infected. Health officials said that some 25m people have been infected with the virus. - Passenger trains in Turkmenistan have been halted amid Coronavirus fears. - Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan will go back into lockdown. Closes restaurants, sports centres, swimming pools and non-food shops. - An entire hospital in Mexico’s southern Oaxaca state has been put in quarantine after 68% of its remaining staff tested positive for Covid-19. - Peru passes 350,000 cases; 2nd biggest outbreak in Latin America. - Brazil cases has surged past 2m. - Puerto Rico will close bars, gyms, marinas, theaters and casinos and restricted the use of beaches. - Venezuela’s capital Caracas will go into a strict lockdown. - Papua New Guinea seeks to contain an outbreak in the main hospital in its capital. - 5.4 million Americans have lost their health insurance during the pandemic. - Bangladesh hospital owner arrested after faking thousands of negative Corona test results to patients at his two clinics. - Nigeria's foreign minister tests positive for Coronavirus  |
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BobLawblaw needs a few weeks break from everything Bitcoin related incl. Bitcointalk. I do that also from time to time it really helps to get a fresh mindset. Please Bob don't leave us.  |
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Somebody who hacked the most important social platform in the world only wants Bitcoin not shitcoins.
No way someone that could gain that type of access was only scamming BTC. Is this a cover for something much bigger?
Oh well, free advertising is always nice i guess.
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Fidelity Digital Assets to Custody Bitcoin in Kingdom Trust Retirement AccountsThe storage will be offered on Kingdom Trust’s Choice retirement account, a hybrid self-service retirement platform where investors can buy, sell or hold stocks, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and digital assets in one tax-advantaged account.
Kingdom Trust CEO Ryan Radloff hopes the partnership with Fidelity will nudge the investment giant closer to serving retail crypto investors.
“I think having Fidelity grow is so important for bitcoin and the market’s maturity that I’m willing to sacrifice a few basis points of margin for that,” Radloff said of the new business arrangement. “We think this is meaningful for a lot of people that already have Fidelity retirement accounts but have really been waiting for Fidelity Digital Assets’ mandate to mature from just an institutional one to institutional and retail.”
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2e accumulation phase will end in 3....2.....1.....
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Coronavirus Cases: 13,127,189. Deaths: 573,179. Recovered: 7,640,004. - Global cases rises with 200,000+ a day. Total numbers of cases doubled to over 13m in just six weeks. - U.S. sending 580 military medical personnel to Texas to assist with taking care of Covid-19 patients at civilian hospitals. - Florida, Arizona, California and Texas have emerged as the new U.S. epicenters of the pandemic. Infections have risen rapidly in about 40 of the 50 states over the last two weeks. - New outbreak prompts Hong Kong to close all schools, restaurants, gyms and Disneyland. Tightens social distancing. - Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro has tested positive, he says he is taking hydroxychloroquine to cure his infection. - Bolivia's president and Venezuela's socialist party leader test positive for Covid-19. - Mexico and Argentina reported record cases in a single day. - The health system in El Salvador is at the brink of collapse. - Nearly 3,000 miners infected in Chile. - Lebanon has recorded a new infection high. - Tanger (Morocco) goes into lockdown. - Melbourne returns to a six week lockdown after a record increase in cases. Queensland state closed its border to people fleeing the city. - New Zealand police to patrol quarantine hotels after breakouts. - Colombia extends lockdown until August 1. - Serbia considers no new lockdown after nights of riots. - Hungary bans visitors from most of Africa, Asia and some EU countries. - Greece intensifies infection control measures. - Italy bars travelers from 13 countries as cases increases. - South Africa confirms a record one day case increase. Reimposes a ban on the sale of alcohol and a nighttime curfew to reduce pressure on its hospitals. - Philippines reports record new deaths. 250,000 people in Manila will return to lockdown in an attempt to stall the infection rate. - Thailand tightens borders over fears of second wave. - Scientists warn of potential wave of Covid linked brain damage. - 200,000 sailors stuck at sea for months, no country wants to dock their ships. - Aprox. 12,000 people will die from hunger every day at the end of the year due to Covid-19 crisis.  |
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“i don’t believe we shall ever have a good money again before we take the thing out of the hands of government, that is, we can’t take it violently out of the hands of government, all we can do is by some sly roundabout way introduce something that they can’t stop.” – f.a. hayek. Bitcoin says hello.  |
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I have no clue what your talking about, all we have to do is stop testing for this to go away.
Just like putting your head into the grond and thinking that nobody is seeing you. |
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Coronavirus Cases: 11,640,152. Deaths: 538,283. Recovered: 6,585,785. - India has over taken Russia with the world’s third highest number of cases over 700,000 so far. The capital opens up a giant Covid-19 hospital. - Spike in infections forces Leicester City back in lockdown. - US reports another record increase in cases. Death toll surpasses 130,000 with more than 3m cases. - Spain puts part of Galicia back into lockdown. - Belgium border remain closed for all non EU tourists. - Serbian army builds emergency hospital in Belgrade. - New cases in Ireland has begun to increase in a worrying trend. - Iran records highest one day death toll. - Israel has ordered thousands of people into quarantine and reimposes restrictions. - West Bank goes into lockdown as virus numbers soar. - Saudi Arabia announced health protocols to prevent the spread and banning gatherings/meetings between pilgrims. - Bangladesh reports record daily case jump. - Kazakhstan implements second lockdown in a bid to counter a huge surge in cases since the previous lockdown which has overwhelmed the country’s healthcare system. - Pakistan's foreign minister tests positive. - Doctors in Sierra Leone went on strike, leaving patients in some of the main treatment centres without care. - Mongolia has quarantined its western region near the border with Russia after discovering two suspected cases of Bubonic plague. China have stepped up taking precautions. - Indonesia reports record daily jump. - More than 15,000 prisoners have been freed from overcrowded jails in the Philippines, in an attempt to stop the spread. - Tokyo daily cases highest in two months. - Australia will lock down around 300,000 people in suburbs north of Melbourne for a month. Closes Victoria state border with neighbouring New South Wales for first time in 100 years. - Bolivia digs mass graves as cemeteries fill with Coronavirus victims. - Peru jumped past 300,000 confirmed cases. - Puerto Rico reports the biggest one day increase since the pandemic began. - Brazil’s government will restrict the entry of foreigners to the country for 30 days. - North Korea has kept a ban on public gatherings and made it mandatory for people to wear masks in public places. - Broadway actor Nick Cordero has died after a battle with Covid-19, spending months in intensive care being treated and lost his leg from complications.  |
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I don't know if this is fake news but what a coincidence...  Ghislaine Maxwell has tested positive for COVID-19 in New Hampshire jail, DOJ reports.An official report from the United States Department of Justice indicates that socialite and alleged Jeffrey Epstein co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell has tested positive for novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in New Hampshire while awaiting extradition to New York.
“Once she was in custody and began to relax, officials noticed that she was displaying symptoms related to coronavirus including watery eyes, cough, and mucus. She stood to be tested regardless of symptoms while in custody, but her symptoms and the profile of this particular case caused local officials to speed up the testing practice,” a release from the US Department of Justice stated.
“It looks really bad,” one New Hampshire official told The Brown Valley Observer. “Her symptoms seem advanced at this point and ultimately she will probably end up requiring a ventilator, more likely sooner than later.” |
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Zap’s Strike Moves To Public Beta.Strike is an application that allows you to transact with Lightning payments with just a debit card or bank account. But, here’s the secret sauce: instead of having to buy bitcoin to load up your Lightning channels, users on Strike never touch BTC. According to Mallers, “This is important as Strike users are not exposed to any volatility, tax consequences, custody challenges, node management, channel management, etc. When a user makes a Lightning payment with Strike, their balance is debited. When a user receives a payment into Strike, their balance is credited.”
In other words, you pay in fiat, but use Lightning. If you want to convert fiat into bitcoin, then create a Lightning invoice and pay yourself through Strike.
Here’s my favorite part: to use Strike, all you’ll need is your name and a phone number.
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Mallers continues, “The user can custody fiat currency with us, but it is FDIC insured through our banking partner, so there is never a risk to having any customer funds lost. Yes, the set of nodes performing Lightning functionality are hosted and maintained by us, but we don’t ever host or maintain any keys or BTC on behalf of our users. If the BTC is hacked, I’m fucked, nobody else. That’s the way it should be.”
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Imagine that drop from $250k all the way down to $40k. |
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