Kurzer Querverweis auf Sportsbet.io's Premier League Prediction Sign-up. 0.0025 to join 0.2+ in prizes! hilariousandco, sportsbet.io und jeremypwr haben wieder ein Tippspiel für die englische Liga am Start und die Teilnahmegebühr beträgt nur 2,5 m BTC. Zu gewinnen gibt es jede Woche eine Freiwette im Wert von 50 USD und außerdem wird der komplette Pool von 0,2 BTC auf die Top 10 aufgeteilt. 50% davon für Platz 1 und der rest auf Ränge 2-10. Wenn die 50 Teilnehmer geknackt werden (letztes Jahr waren wir knapp dran) wir nochmal um 0,125 BTC aufgestockt! Also verlockend klingt das schon aber zwei Tippspiele gleichzeitig zu verfolgen, wäre echt bisschen viel... Nachher gehen wieder Tipps vergessen und bei so vielen Teilnehmern reicht schon 1 vergessener Spieltag, dass man wirklich keine Chance mehr hat, weil es so viele Teilnehmer gibt... Aber mal abwarten, welche Namen da so mitmachen.  Vielleicht lohnt es ja, selbst wenn es da bestimmt viele Premier-League Profis gibt. Edit: habe auf deinem Bild erst gelesen: You play We win 
Also das zahlt sich schon aus und auch in der Vergangenheit gab es ja immer wieder Teilnehmer aus unserem Bereich. Also auf los gehts los  Vermutlich für einige hier im Board interessant: Ist eine Teilnahme nur für Österreicher und Schweizer möglich? Meines Wissens kann man auf Sportsbet als deutscher Nutzer nicht spielen. Ah stimmt, guter Einwand. Falls dem so ist, müssten sich diejenigen vom letzten Mal einen neuen Accout erstellen. Bei einigen wurde der ja mit Inkrafttreten blockiert, während mit deutscher IP eingeloggt, wie im Faden geschrieben wurde. 
Also bei mir klappt es reibungslos bullrun2020bro.
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Weil bei Avalanche derzeit die Subnets immer wieder Thema waren, anbei noch ein guter Medium-Artikel: https://medium.com/chorus-one/what-are-avalanche-subnets-and-why-are-they-a-big-deal-ac6df6a9d4dfDer Artikel ist zwar technisch weniger detailliert als der Artikel von Demirelo, was aber hauptsächlich daran liegt, das Demirelo scheinbar im Dev-Team von Avalanche ist. Trotzdem sehr lesenswert der Artikel und er geht im zweiten Teil konkret auch auf Anwendungsfälle ein (hauptsächlich Gaming, weil der Autor da aktiv ist). In dem Feld habe ich jetzt nicht so Erfahrung aber spätestens seit Axie Infinity weiß man ja, dass in diesem Feld durchaus Potential steckt. Beim Lesen kam mir auch die Frage, wann Avalanche endlich mal die Menge an Avalanche Coins reduziert, die man braucht, um einen Node zu betreiben. Aktuell sind es noch 2.000 Stück und es war einmal von 500 Stück die Rede, was eigentlich auch angemessen wäre. Gut, seit der Preis so abgesackt ist, sind die 2.000 AVAX leichter zu akquirieren, als bei über 100$ pro Coin damals. Ist vielleicht auch besser, dass sie aktuell warten, weil wenn man die Nachricht im Laufe eines Bullenmarktes bringt hat das sicher mehr Potential, sowohl für den Kurs als auch für interessierte Nutzer, welche auf die Idee kommen könnten, einen Node betreiben zu wollen. |
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Prinzipell ja, obwohl ich da das Wechselspiel zwischen Bärenmarkt / Bullenmarkt als entscheidenden Vorteil sehe. [...] Also vielleicht eine Kombination aus beidem, dass Bitcoin und Bitcoinbesitzer in jedem Zyklus mit neuen Herausforderungen frühzeitig konfrontiert werden und diese addressiert bzw. Lehren daraus gezogen werden müssen. Das stimmt schon. Den Vorteil des Bärenmarkts (bzw. eigentlich der Phase mit tiefen Preisen, die ja die erste Bullenphase mit einschließt) sehe ich darin, dass das ganze Umfeld - zumindest nach den ersten 1-2 Crashs - etwas ruhiger ist, die Entwickler selbst nicht so viel Zeit auf Börsen, Twitter beim Hypen usw. verbringen, sondern diese ins Coding fließen kann. Das ist natürlich ein valider Punkt, was da so auf Twitter verzapft wird, ist echt nicht feierlich. Erhöht die Produktivität jedes Entwicklerteams, wenn das Team extra ein paar Mitarbeiter einstellt, um den gröbsten Müll in den sozialen Medien zu sortieren. Im Bärenmarkt ist es da natürlich deutlich ruhiger, das stimmt. |
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All the other charities that accept bitcoin and helps people are doing a great work, if you are donating with bitcoin from the other side of the world, that shows your humanity and your love, you are a great person.
Of course, Bitcoin as a global medium for donations is just getting started.
Some updates for our campaigns: The campaign from icopress is still ongoing, he's still helping in his area around Mykolaiv and his recent updates can be found here. Unfotunately pro-Putin trolls flooded his topic and therefore, it's locked currently. derBowler has also been several times in Ukraine, delievered material and processed transportations. He's currently preparing a new delievery here., where he's still short of some funds. Donations are always welcome (donation addresses can be found in the second post). |
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Recently, derBowler from Germany has started to use Bitcoin to fund his donation campaign where he's helping Ukrainians. I like his project very much, so I've donated already multiple times and want to present his project here. His project started already in the early days, when Russia invaded Ukraine. derBowler was providing help to refugees like transportation of refugees out of endangered zones, to the border near Poland and furthermore back to Germany. He used Bitcoin to fund his operations, especially because Bitcoin is fast and a reliable medium for donations. Recently, his focus has shifted to providing supply of humanitarian goods and food, where he's organizing transports, many oft them starting on the polish border. Some pictures from March / April: More from his efforts can be found here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5387906.0He’ll post updates and new pictures frequently. His donation campaign is still active and donations can be sent here: Bitcoin : bc1qcatsxvw057khlcazrzpl33rje8lvjnyz6ryxxh
Ethereum : 0xD7638eb545678a58A9Fd77B12eb7dF5C30Cec0D5
Monero : 4958PhVdtQGTpgdpC2VUhv94MvnCSrA4E77aVmViwfdzbTrU5VGfYRtPTNSjcwtJgNhGzyVw9AqTMG4 A5Upv623cEPesXaU In case you want to help him, donations are very welcome. It's great to see people like him are doing a very good job to help Ukrainians and are using BTC to do so. |
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Very important topic, it's quite concerning how personal data is harvested everywhere just to be sold later. Even sold to some shady scammers or criminals on the darknet. As long as it's profitable, this will be done and selling data will get more profitable in the future. Still have doubts that it's not an issue when your data is leaked / sold to the darknet? Ledger's hack of personal user data resulted in people getting threats to be robbed: In a Reddit post, a user with the account name Crypthomie shared the email coming from the blackmailers. According to a “Darrin Burlew”, he knows that this user holds a lot of cryptos and will “share all his info with the local thieves” if his demands are not met.
The blackmailer even furthered his threat by saying, “If I happen to do this, are you able to imagine all the possible consequences that can occur to you and your loved ones?”
Crypthomie also mentioned that his dad’s name, address, and phone number were written on the email he received. https://coinquora.com/ledger-users-face-extortion-and-threats/https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/kx9sy0/my_dad_just_received_a_death_threat_on_his/I really like Bitcoin's public, pseudonymous nature and the fact, that it's up to us to protect our privacy. But at the same time we should be aware that it's crucial to protect our privacy. Like dangerous KYC. Once linking your coins to KYC data, these transactions are tied to your name. Even mixing them afterwards doesn't change that. All transactions are stored forever in the public blockchain. Once a criminal knows about your (high) Bitcoin balance and your physical address, it can end very badly, when the data is sold to local criminals in your area. |
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Even he has written an article regarding what we're all going through these years, referring to it as " Tyranny". Yeah, DerGigi is from Germany and his hot takes are extremely embarassing for the German Bitcoin community in my opinion.  He's talking like he's knowing everything about virology, medical research and so on but what's his profession exactly, virologist? Of course he's not a virologist but he's acting like he's one and that's the problem in my opinion. There are so many pseudo experts making a fortune by spreading their unfounded Corona sceptical analysis, it's quite strange. In Germany, we have a whole bunch of them, squeezing shitloads of money out of their braindead followers. Bhakdi, a German Corona sceptic, recently launched a book and is advertising it everywhere. Schiffmann, another German Corona sceptic, collected tons of money from his Corona sceptic fans and now, he's travelling around Africa from his money. Another one, Ballweg, collected "donations" for his "Anti Corona-Dictatorship Movement" but he was caught using these funds to enrich himself and his friends. As a Bitcoiner I'm sceptical, I'm doing my own research but of course, I'm not anti science and I'm not thinking that I'm more knowledgeable about the state of intensive care units than the chief of medicine staff there. Being a Corona conspiracy theorist reminds me a little bit of Craig Wright (Faketoshi) or some Shitcoin scammers: they have no clue, unproven theories, the experts are against them but the Shitcoin scammers are making a fortune by scamming their bagholders with lies. Corona sceptics are such a joke. I'm not saying, that everything went well because in Germany, the government party also made some shady mask deals, where some local politicians were involved, but I'm glad, that I'm vaccinated because I don't want to gamble with a Covid infection and I'm glad, that some common sense politicians and experts are in the government currently instead of these Corona sceptic maniacs which have no clue at all. There's even a German vegan cook now doing virology analysis and calling for a coup against the government but he was busted by AnonLeaks Germany several times.
What I don't understand, and I'm all ears, is the arguments. Why is it tyranny? And even if it is, how's supposed a society cope with a virus? Even if we assume it comes from a lab, isn't deadly, enriches vaccine companies and the like. It concerns me, because rational people whom I've learnt a lot from don't go quite well with this.
I agree to what Gyfts already said here. What's happening in China currently is not reasonable at all. When there's a small number of infections, the whole city is locked down in China. That's not helpful at all. But it's also looking like their vaccine (SinoVac) is not as good as our western vaccine. Right now, almost all Covid preventions are gone in Germany, still some people claim that there's a "Corona-Dictatorship / Tyranny". I don't know how they are getting to that conclusion. There was even a vaccine mandate discussed in our parliament but the parliament rejected that idea. Honestly, I'm a bit tired of talking to such people claiming that there's some sort of "Corona Tyranny" ongoing. It's like there would be people claiming there's a "Seatbelt-Tyranny" ongoing, a "Traffic light-Tyranny" or something similar. Covid19 is much more dangerous than a flu, that's what all the medical staff in every local hospital has confirmed here in Germany and why should these tens of thousands medical staff people lying about that? Makes no sense to me at all. |
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Hab sogar 2 zur Auswahl Die Fundamentals waren noch nie so gut wie heute.Top, habe beide mit aufgenommen. Die Aussagen an sich finde ich sehr zutreffend, da es nicht nur plumpe Durchhalteparolen sind, sondern tatsächlich belegen, warum Bitcoin sich weiterentwickelt / immer weiter verbreitet ist und damit potentiell höhere Preise rechtfertigt.
Grundsätzlich scheint es oft so zu sein, dass es im "Cryptowinter" fundamental positive Entwicklungen stattfinden. So wurden Segwit und Lightning 2015/16 entwickelt (technisch schon im Bullenmarkt, aber er hat sich noch nicht wirklich so angefühlt), die Idee für Taproot stammt von 2018. Auch der erste Bitcoin-Automat wurde, wenn ich mich richtig erinnere, mitten in einem Crash aufgestellt. Prinzipell ja, obwohl ich da das Wechselspiel zwischen Bärenmarkt / Bullenmarkt als entscheidenden Vorteil sehe. Z.B. die hohen Gebühren in 2017, welche Bitcoin damals stark unter Druck setzten, nun aber keine Rolle mehr spielen, da man Lösungen wie SegWit und Lightning einer breiten Masse zugänglich machen konnte / kann. Und natürlich die Lehren, die die Nutzer selbst aus vergangenen Ereignissen ziehen, wie die Coins nicht auf Börsen zu lagern, was spätestens seit dem Mt. Gox Crash sehr relevant war oder Shitcoin-Hypes (ICO / DeFi / spekulative NFT) ziemliche Strohfeuer sind. Also vielleicht eine Kombination aus beidem, dass Bitcoin und Bitcoinbesitzer in jedem Zyklus mit neuen Herausforderungen frühzeitig konfrontiert werden und diese addressiert bzw. Lehren daraus gezogen werden müssen. |
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Und natürlich auf die Anmeldung von ein paar weiteren Teilmehmern 90 % von den Leuten hier hat kein BTC bzw kein Geld weil die rote Zora schon paar Monate hier rumwütet. Da 1 BTC immer 1 BTC ist, lasse ich dieses Argumente hier nicht gelten. Ich würde sogar eher vermuten, dass bei höherem BTC-Preis das BTC weniger locker sitzt, weil es in Euro / USD gerechnet mehr Wert ist und es daher nicht so gerne bei Gewinnspielen verschleudert wird. Wäre zumindest eine plausible Erklärung. Nur im Bärenmarkt ist es im Forum generell etwas ruhiger... |
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So, nachdem der Bitcoin-Preis am 30.06.2022 um 23.59.59 bei 18.890,00 USD stand, haben wir folgendes Ergebnis: Bitcoin-Preis 30.06.2022 = 18.890,00 Gerne noch einmal nachprüfen, damit auch alles stimmt. Für den Preis Ende 2022 ist die Ausgangssituation nun bekannt, da die Teilnehmer die beste Ausgangssituation hatten, die für Juni sehr niedrig getippt hatten. Mittlerweile steht der Bitcoin-Preis wieder bei 22k USD und es könnte sehr spannend werden, ob auch Ende 2022 niedrige Tipps die richtige Wahl sind: |
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Nur kann ich nicht ganz nachvollziehen, warum die Allzeithochs ab 2017 immer einer Vervielfachung von ca. 5x entsprechen... Ja, höhere Tiefs, die bei Kurseinbrüchen prozentual gerechnet vom letzten Allzeithoch immer weniger stark ausfallen. Aber warum dann gleichbleibende Abstände der Allzeithochs (immer x5)? Plausibler wäre da doch, dass der Faktor von Allzeithoch zu Allzeithoch mit der Zeit immer weiter abnimmt... Also eher 2018 = 19k 2021 = 65k 2024 = 150k 2026 = 300k 2028 = 500k So in die Richtung. Aber immer Faktor 5 von Allzeithoch zu Allzeithoch spräche gegen den Trend. Und der Trend ist unser Freund. Wenn man den Regenbogen drüber legt, klappts ebenfalls nicht, viel zu bullisch langfristig mit den 10 Mio in 2027. |
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I'm not johnnyUA but my answer would be: Greenwald is a dipshit.
1miau, I repeat to you the same question as I put to johhnyUA: Do you advocate that people who express pro-Russian (or even non-anti-Russian) opinions should be banned from the Bitcoin Forum, as demanded by OP here?
Ban is only reserved for plagiarism-related offenses and I'm not making the (inofficial) official Bitcointalk rules. What I'm doing against Putin trolls: I'm simply calling out their lies. Like that: I would like to add a text here from Alex Gladstein, a known Bitcoiner from the Human Rights foundation (the text is about Bitcoiners from Ukraine and Russia, here Bitcoin Core Contributor Gleb Naumenko from Ukraine, describing how Bitcoin is useful for them) : But still, he [Bitcoin Core Contributor Gleb Naumenko] told me that he wanted to be very clear about something: “What happened is a blatant, illegal invasion. I’m tired of hearing how Ukraine’s freedom from Russia is a U.S. intelligence operation, and how helping Ukraine to defend itself is bad,” he said. “To my friends in America, please remember that the Russian oppression of Ukraine is a much longer story than the existence of your entire country. Even as a libertarian, you’re supposed to defend other peoples’ right to defend themselves. This understanding has been lost.”
“I know a lot of libertarians in Ukraine and Russia,” Naumenko continued, “and they ALL oppose the invasion and don’t make apologetic arguments. They think supporting Ukraine is good. The Russian libertarians even support providing Ukraine with weapons. They know what Putin is.” One can be a dogmatic libertarian, or an anarcho-capitalist, he said, but this only works if your country isn’t at risk. To paraphrase Mike Tyson, “Everyone has an ideology until they get punched in the mouth.”
The surprisingly common angle in the Bitcoin community that the war isn’t Putin’s fault is important to address. For the purposes of this essay, a short overview of Ukraine’s history will be helpful, to establish the fact that Ukraine has been in the process of statebuilding — and resisting foreign attacks, invasions and occupations — for nearly 1,000 years. This reality is encased in the country’s national anthem, which begins with the words: “Ukraine has not yet perished.” https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/currency-of-last-resortCalling out the Russian propaganda is enough. And the average Kremlin troll is pretty butthurt when that's happening. People spreading excuses for Putin's war (like you) should ask themselves one question: does it feel good to spread excuses for Putin's war, excuses for murder, for death and destruction? Or is your alt account death_wish inspired by your Putin war-apologia?
I entered this thread because on free-speech grounds, I am outraged at a Meta thread demanding bans of users for their political opinions.
You are funny! Advocating for free speech while spreading Russian propaganda (where people saying that a war is going on, are going to prison) isn't a bit of a contradiction? Not outraged about your own double standards? |
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I can do no better here than to quote the conclusions of indefatigable Glenn Greenwald:
<Context removed from internal quote by johhnyUA, here explained by nullius: A short excerpt of a Greenwald article about Assange. The article does not mention Russia.>
Glenn Greenwald is pro-kremlin troll (due to many well respected people) who justify russian army and tries to accuse ukrainian one. As a witness of russian action I can consider Glenn Greenwald as a Putin whore, and anyone who read and trust him - as Useful idiot. A totally unjustified, viciously insulting off-topic attack on Greenwald shows the soundness of your judgment here. It might be off-topic but johhnyUA is completely right: Glenn Greenwald is indeed a host of Russian propaganda and Greenwald can't be trusted (~Greenwald). Greenwald is completely brainwashed by Russian propaganda: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5388472.msg60530002#msg60530002I would like to add a text here from Alex Gladstein, a known Bitcoiner from the Human Rights foundation (the text is about Bitcoiners from Ukraine and Russia, here Bitcoin Core Contributor Gleb Naumenko from Ukraine, describing how Bitcoin is useful for them) : But still, he [Bitcoin Core Contributor Gleb Naumenko] told me that he wanted to be very clear about something: “What happened is a blatant, illegal invasion. I’m tired of hearing how Ukraine’s freedom from Russia is a U.S. intelligence operation, and how helping Ukraine to defend itself is bad,” he said. “To my friends in America, please remember that the Russian oppression of Ukraine is a much longer story than the existence of your entire country. Even as a libertarian, you’re supposed to defend other peoples’ right to defend themselves. This understanding has been lost.”
“I know a lot of libertarians in Ukraine and Russia,” Naumenko continued, “and they ALL oppose the invasion and don’t make apologetic arguments. They think supporting Ukraine is good. The Russian libertarians even support providing Ukraine with weapons. They know what Putin is.” One can be a dogmatic libertarian, or an anarcho-capitalist, he said, but this only works if your country isn’t at risk. To paraphrase Mike Tyson, “Everyone has an ideology until they get punched in the mouth.”
The surprisingly common angle in the Bitcoin community that the war isn’t Putin’s fault is important to address. For the purposes of this essay, a short overview of Ukraine’s history will be helpful, to establish the fact that Ukraine has been in the process of statebuilding — and resisting foreign attacks, invasions and occupations — for nearly 1,000 years. This reality is encased in the country’s national anthem, which begins with the words: “Ukraine has not yet perished.” https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/currency-of-last-resortSo, you see, Greenwald is not to be trusted. Better Alex Gladstein than Glenn Greenwald. Greenwald's effort to advocate for Assange is noble, but misguided because Greenwald is using Assange to protect Putin's regime by whitewashing Putin's crimes in Ukraine. Greenwald has lost his mind completely and he's now actively justifying Putin's war crimes.  |
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Such a site would be very useful and welcome to my list and salad daging mentioned Casebitcoin.com, a website, where Bitcoin is indeed compared to traditional assets such like Gold, Nasdaq or S&P 500. I've included it in my list as point 22 recently: This is more of a simple ROI comparison. I think it doesn't really suggest much about correlation. Below are a few correlation charts I gathered from different sources in the internet. I don't know if there's a particular site where we can see all of these together. Yeah, that's true, it isn't really about correlation...  Maybe a new topic in Bitcoin Discussion could help and maybe someone has noted a few sites where correlation of Bitcoin vs. traditional markets is analyzed. Or a quick question in WO. It's quite likely that such a site is existing already. (but we don't known about it yet) |
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I also think that there should be no censorship on this forum.
Personally, I argued a lot with pro-Russian trolls in the Politics section [...]
Censorship is the story behind the story here. I am glad that the Bitcoin Forum, and especially theymos, have a strong tradition of supporting the freedom of speech. [... excerpts of articles by a journalist whom I highly respect, Glenn Greenwald
Thanks for pointing out very fast, that your judgment is completely flawed. Couldn't be faster since liar Glenn Greenwald has obviously purchased some real estate in Putin's ass recently. It's hard to get an understanding of how brainwashed by Putin's propaganda Greenwald really is but here you go: Unfortunately (for Putin), there's a thing called INTERNET and we can find out why Putin doesn't like it: The internet is an uncensored place, where people can go and find out, what's really happening in Ukraine, what's not shown on Russian state TV. Putin's propaganda doesn't stand any chance there against what's really happening in Ukraine. Everyone can see on the internet, that Putin isn't doing some "special operation" to "liberate Ukraine". No! Everyone can see that Putin is invading Ukraine outright, while Ukraine is a sovereign state and that Putin is deliberately bombing civilian areas. Not only that, he's bombing whole Ukrainian cities to the ground. Because Putins final goal is to destroy the Ukrainian culture, destroy democracy, turn Ukraine into Russian territory, erase Ukraine completely (and probably some baltic states, too), and send everyone to gulags (or outright shoot them), whoever resists. It's embarassing to see people advocating for such insane bullshit in a BITCOIN forum. People advocating and enabling Russian agression and opression! Insane! So, yes, brainwashed people like Glenn Greenwald are resposible when Putin achieves to take more Ukrainian ground and when Putin achieves more terretorial gains, where he can destroy more Ukrainian cities. Because Greenwald is deliberately throwing Ukrainians under the Russian bus. People like Greenwald are the best soldiers for Putin in the West to undermine Ukrainian defense against Putin's invasion. Putin has no business in Ukraine! Invading another sovereign country is nuts, bombing civilians and whole cities to the ground is nuts and people trying to find justifications for Putin's war are similarly nuts! In fact, people like Greenwald are a shame! |
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Sagt Mal, wieso wird in unseren Medien nichts über die Geschehnisse in den Niederlanden berichtet? Ich habe ein paar Videos gesehen und da geht echt aktuell was ab "dIe wOlLeN uNs EtWaS veRheiMlicHeN!!!111!!11111", oh - moment, darüber wird ja doch berichtet. z.B.: ... Bei manchen Schwurblern gibt es halt einige Wissenslücken im Hirn, die dann zwangsläufig mit irgendwelchem Schwurbelquatsch gefüllt werden müssen.  Am abwegigsten finde ich das Alibi, dass die Schwurbler nur österreichische Quellen haben wollen. Weil Quellen aus Deutschland und der Schweiz so unleserlich sind, die haben keinen österreichischen Dialekt. Aber was ich letzt interessantes zum Klimawandel gefunden habe: https://www.aachener-nachrichten.de/nrw-region/rhein-koennte-bei-duerre-austrocknen_aid-72437823So wäre es laut Klimaforscher Mojib Latif nicht unwahrscheinlich, dass selbst der Rhein in Höhe Köln in Zukunft bei längeren Dürreperioden austrocknen könnte und man diesen mehr oder weniger per Fuß überqueren könnte. In Spanien ist dies bereits heute der Fall und wenn sich die Klimazonen weiter nach Norden verschieben, wäre solch ein Szenario für den Rhein bei langen Dürreperioden ebenfalls im Bereich des Möglichen. Und dann wird es auch mit dem Thema Atomkraft interessant, wenn die Kühlung durch angrenzende Flüsse, Seen etc nicht mehr gewährleistet werden kann, weil das Kühlwasser einfach zu stark heruntergekühlt werden muss oder vielleicht einfach keins mehr da ist, wenn der Fluss nahezu austrocknet. Sollte man vielleicht auch mal in die Überlegung mit einbeziehen, wenn wer in der aktuellen Situation Atomkraftwerke propagiert. |
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It's an interesting point of view and I believe that you can share some light over this subject in the close future.
After all, it's something sort of new and it needs deeper investigation, although, at first sight, you tend to believe it's native SegWit.
Of course, I will share my decision here and I have already an idea how to implement in in my table but I'll need some time to consider. Most likely, I'll separate the native SegWit part in to 2 parts: native SegWit v0 (called bech32) and native SegWit v1 (called bech32m) So, yes, P2TR would go as "native SegWit" but v1, while the "original" native SegWit will go as native SegWit v0. As described by Murch here: https://murch.one/posts/single-sig-output-types/(he's a very reliable source). But I'll tell you in detail how it'll finally look like. |
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Isn't a site which monitors Bitcoin's correlation with gold, stock, bonds, and the rest of the traditional market a good addition to the list?
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Could anybody provide a comprehensive and reliable site providing this kind of data and stats? I think it's worth adding to the list.
Such a site would be very useful and welcome to my list and salad daging mentioned Casebitcoin.com, a website, where Bitcoin is indeed compared to traditional assets such like Gold, Nasdaq or S&P 500. I've included it in my list as point 22 recently: |
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Sogar der BTCzyklus wird immer unrelevanter, weil ganz allgemein alles nur noch von den Notenbanken abhängt, das sind sozusagen gesteuerte Märkte,
deshalb läuft seit ein - zwei Jahren der BTCKurs plötzlich ziemlich parallel zu den Aktien.
Ich weiß nicht, wie du darauf kommst aber mir scheint es, dass du da etwas hineininterpretieren möchtest, was einfach nicht da ist. Die Bitcoin-Zyklen sind hoch komplex und es ist schlicht nicht möglich, das so simplifiziert herunterzubrechen. In diesen Zyklen steckt praktisch die gesamte Geschichte des Bitcoins und daher werden die Zyklen auch von dieser Geschichte bestimmt. Und zu dieser Geschichte gehört natürlich auch das Halving. "Unrelevanter" wird der BTC-Zyklus hauptsächlich, weil -Bitcoin etablierter und damit bekannter wird (die Verzehnfachungen der ersten Jahre sind vorbei) -Alle 4 Jahre immer weniger BTC pro geschürftem Block auf den Markt kommt Zumindest wären das die zwei gravierendsten Dinge, die für den Kurs und damit die Zyklen relevant sind. Wie du da auf "gesteuerte Märkte der Notenbanken" kommst, ist mir schleierhaft. Aber wenn genügend Marktteilnehmer einen Trugschluss glauben, spiegelt er sich tatsächlich in den Kursen wieder. Und dass Bitcoin hier (aktuell (!)) parallel zu "den Aktien" verläuft, würde ich am ehesten auf uninformierte Anleger zurückführen (FOMO und FUD). Es reicht ja nichtmal dazu, nutzlose Shitcoins auszusortieren. Ein Markt, in dem "Shiba Inu", eine Kopie eines Meme-Coins, eine Marktkapitalisierung von 5 Milliarden USD hat, zeigt, wie irrational dieser Markt ist. |
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Multumesc frumos Thank you as well, 1miau! I updated OP with the new screenshots you provided. +1
Din ceea ce stiu bc1p stie tot ce stie bc1q (backward compatibility) si in plus Taproot.
E bine ca stie si va face ceva in legatura cu asta. O solutie rapida ar fi fost ce am propus eu (bc1 simplu). Oh well, noi am propus sugestia dar, mai departe, este decizia lui cum procedeaza mai departe. 1miau este o persoana foarte meticuloasa si, din ce inteleg, doreste sa se documenteze foarte in amanunt inainte de a scrie ceva, pentru a se asigura ca materialul oferit este 100% corect -- ceea ce este un lucru foarte bun! Cel putin eu asta inteleg de aici: I need to look it up properly [...] I honestly don't known if that's still called "native SegWit". +1 Of course. Because "native" is like ulei de măsline, so many fake and so many producers want to be native ulei de măslineBut sooo often, it's just fake. For our situation: Is it still "native" SegWit? I don't know yet...
@1miau: Danke, once more, for these very useful materials that you publish!
//blushing
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