And yet nobody has done it.

Wydaje mi się, że jesli chodziłoby o evergrande, to leciałyby też akcje, a tymczasem nasz polski WIG20 zaledwie na 0.6% stracie, DAX na 1% stracie, kontrakty na sp500 na -0.5%, nikkei na 0 co nie odbiega od normalnej zmienności a nawet można powiedzieć, że jest to zmienność poniżej średniej. Czemu więc akurat bitcoin miałby oberwać 10% w 5 min z tej okazji?

Overstock?  I know they accept crypto and I don't think they use a payment processor like many other businesses do that accept bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, but I'm not sure how much they hold at any given time or that it'd be a good play on bitcoin in any case.  They're a retailer after all, and I'd assume that any profits or losses made by holding their stock would be due to their core business and very little to do with their relationship with bitcoin. 

93% premine to anyone born today.
100% premine to anyone born in 2140.

People have been killed for it and tortured (sure this happens with fiat but the blood is on your hands now).

You can use Big list of debit card thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5280997.0 by @Ratimov to check all the existing debit cards that will be applicable to your case. He provided a brief details about the debit card feature that might help you to decide on what will work for you.

CBDCs are likely to play a significant role in improving the efficiency of the state's banking system. This is, in fact, an improved system of state cashless payments, so CBDCs will be under the full control of the state. And this means that the government can at any time block citizens' access to their money in their virtual wallets, as this is usually done with non-cash money.
But CBDC needs to be taken seriously. In any case, they will create certain conveniences for both citizens and the government with their banking system.

One strategy that I came across some time ago, which I mentioned previously, is the concept of "Dual Investment." It's important to address why individuals often accumulate BTC incorrectly. This tends to happen when people jump into the market too late, during a period when Bitcoin is already experiencing a surge in value. Which all know that this behavior is often referred to as "fudding." Another reason is that many people attempt to time the market perfectly, but this can be challenging due to our human nature. At times, we might inadvertently miss out on opportunities.

The bombs dropped on Sterling are just not bearable. His head bounced several times, he couldn't even stand to protest. When they see he didn't protect himself, they understood it's the end already. If the rules say we wait til a fighter is flat out, the majority of the fighters in UFC will not live long. Sterling be grateful to that referee or it would have been more slashes on his face and he might end up with a brain hemorrhage.

And Sean also just cut him out for a rematch by calling Vera who seems tobe his priority. After Vera that might just be the time we'll see who will be the next, Cejudo despite being old, will grab his phone to Dana.

Holy shit, Sean O'Malley knocked out Aljamain Sterling which i was not expecting the fight to be this easy for Malley and i was picking Aljamain Sterling to win . Picture perfect right hand to his face and Aljamain Sterling fell flat on the ground and he finished the fight.

If you don't have anything smarter to publish, then don't bother us with third-rate journalism to fulfill your signature quota

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The main goal is to keep the noise down.

Last time I let a wallet choose the fee.
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2 Fucking weeks so far!

Well, what better way to communicate about CBDC to others could you suggest? It’s impossible to talk about this in a nutshell, and ordinary inhabitants who rode under this bridge with an inscription will not read detailed long reads with all the evidence. The question is how to bring information to those who are not interested in finance at all until the day of their salary and going to the store.

Even if the majority of passing motorists are currently just wondering "WTF does that mean?", it's better to plant the seed early so that when discussion about CBDCs becomes more common, everyone will know that there is resistance to the concept.

Bitcoin’s price has crashed dramatically, amid what seems to be a broader worry in the financial markets.

The world’s biggest cryptocurrency has fallen more than 7 per cent over the last 24 hours, and almost 12 per cent in the last week.

Other large digital currencies saw similar falls, though not as stark. Ethereum, the second biggest cryptocurrency by market cap, has lost around 10 per cent of its value in the last week.

The troubles mean that the crypto market as a whole is down 5.7 per cent over the last 24 hours, according to tracking website Coinmarketcap. Trading volumes increased sharply, too, and were up almost 80 per cent over the last 24 hours.

Thursday’s drop in the price of the cryptocurrency was the biggest one day fall since November 2022. That happened when large exchange FTX collapsed, sending shockwaves through the crypto markets and leading to widespread fears.
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The dump that we are witnessing is not a big deal, yes the price went down but this does not change at all the strength of bitcoin or its long term potential, so instead of being worried about it people should look at this dump as an opportunity to buy bitcoin for a cheap price and as the opportunity to make some easy short term profits as well, after all if you can buy at 26k then it will be incredibly easy to make some short term profits once the price goes back to its previous baseline.

There is a sexy fighting kitten for UFC 292 with very provoking images that I was excited to share to everyone, however, after reflecting on my life I have made a decision to share only images of proper fighting ladies.

Adesanya has a huge kickboxing background, while O'Malley started to train late. Adesanya faced top fighters of his division with different combat backrounds, while O'Malley got only strikes and out of the top. Imho that is not a best comparison

I have noticed that for many, getting rich quick is associated with buying altcoins, but I think this is a false path, because these are big risks and I am not sure that it is worth risking your investments at the very beginning.

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If Omalley is just a likable guy in the UFC, he might really have more fans than Tekashi rooting for him. But so far he is like the Josh Koscheck of this time.

I have the opinion that Bitcoin is still at its early stage despite a decade already gone as the technology is still new in most parts of the world especially areas that have been bounded by border-only payment networks. So I tend to think that anytime is a good time to get into Bitcoin and the crypto space as there would hyper growth in the coming years when the technology become the de-facto payment and storage of value system of the global financial system. Although the price might take downswing any other day but these are opportunities to acquire more and average down.

Exactly. Imho whole O'Malley career is created by UFC. He is an UFC product. They have found a guy who can knock out people, he has charisma, he can talk, he can sell. They build him a history. Lets look on O'Malley career. The guy is having a title fight in few days and the only fighter from bantamweight top15 he has beaten is ranked 5 Petr Yan, who he won by split decision. And to explain that O'Malley comfortably had only strikes in his ufc career. He had only one bjj opponent, Vera, to whom O'Malley lost