Its a complicated topic, It obviously doesnt suit all industries but IMO I really like the idea of having a choice of how to structure my working week and balancing my work life and personal life.
At the moment it doesnt feel balanced
Work: 9am to 5.30pm Commute: 8.15am to 9am and 5.30pm to 6.15pm Lunch: 1 hour
My time away from the house and in work mode per day is 10 hours [including commute and lunch] Sleep 8 hours leaves 6 hours of the day where I get to choose what to do.
I would happily work longer days to get a full day off either Friday or Monday and have a 3 day block to myself.
Working from home is a new discussion brought in by COVID-19, it has its advantages and disadvantages. he introverts love it and the extraverts are struggling. There is in most cases no choice, it is imposed by COVID restrictions and employers.
I would like to think that employees would have a choice how and when to work from home, work very early from early morning to early afternoon for example so long as the tasks get completed and help employees stay motivated.
Just a few thoughts.
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The thread title is great news and any news concerning GREEN ENERGY is going to be positive for Bitcoin but after reading DooMAD's post im wondering how can they certify or have they certified the green energy consumption?
If miners can secure cheaper green energy than a regular network supply they would all be clambering to get hooked up in that region
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I too use the Exodus Wallet to connect to Trezor! This is convenient to view details of the coins held on the Trezor instead of having to connect and log into it. Manage crypto assets in Exodus securely from your Trezor hardware wallet. Here is a vid YOUTUBE
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I am still Hodling my reward! I buy and earn Bitcoin regularly, (earn weekly and buy the dips). I spend maybe once per year but mostly HODL.
Everyone is free to do what they want with their Bitcoin. If I die today my Bitcoin wont be frozen My xxxxxxxxxxx has access to my wallet and I to theirs.
You must have realized the power of holding as your reward is now many xtimes. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) By the way, who has access to your wallet , your family, wife ? I always think of giving access of my keys to my family but i fear if they misuse them of course when I first got into Bitcoin over 4 years ago I knew it was for long term. My Brother has access to my wallet and I have access to his! I trust him 100% If you cannot trust anyone 100% you cannot risk giving them access to a wallet.
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I am still Hodling my reward! I buy and earn Bitcoin regularly, (earn weekly and buy the dips). I spend maybe once per year but mostly HODL.
Everyone is free to do what they want with their Bitcoin. If I die today my Bitcoin wont be frozen My xxxxxxxxxxx has access to my wallet and I to theirs.
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True, the forum can appear to be static from a visual and developmental point of view but there is of course a lot going on back-end.
I wasnt aware that the forum was holding 125BTC, I never gave any thought to where or how the donations and Copper membership payments are held or spent, its not my concern, I have FREE membership of the forum.
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Das Boat
I saw this on T.V back in the 80's, It was released in 1981 and is about a German U-boat in WWII. Its a subtitled movie and is unbelievably authentic. I would rate it as an action thriller.
There was a later version released which was dubbed and was shockingly bad.
If you are going to watch it stick with the original. Rated 8.3 on IMDb
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Thats 3 winners so far, going well, good picks.
The France v Scotland game was entertaining in its own right, there was a lot of errors with a lot of mistakes, OK it was raining on the night. Scotland didnt let France play their game and France didnt show their potential until about 20 minutes in.
With the clock on RED and France ahead by 3 points their #15 Dulin opted not to kick the ball out to end the game, instead ran the ball resulting in a Scotland turnover followed by a converted try 4 minutes later.
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There is a section of the forum dedicated to HARDWARE WALLETS which is packed full of information. I narrow down my choice to Trezor One and Ledger Nano S.
There is a degree of personal responsibility involved with owning and using hardware wallets which involves being security conscious, the wallet is secure as long as the user practices good habits to being mindful of possible attacks. I own and use both. I like the Nano smartphone app and the convenience of being able to use the wallet with an OTG cable, downside is that phones can be mislaid or stolen easily. I use the Trezor less often, it is where my long term HODL coins are and access it by PC to the trezor.io official website. Downside is that its not quite as easy to access IMO, but thats not a big deal.
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Unbelievable - France 23 - 27 Scotland, Well done Timelord2067, Great call and nice reward.
Well done to Wales, GRAND SLAM CHAMPIONS 2021.
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You're not alone, that's for sure. It's just that youtubers needs something interesting to show to the public, even though it's mostly speculations and mumbo jump predictions. Just ignore them. You've been in the crypto world for too long so there's really no point in getting pissed, especially when you know what a "crash" in the crypto world really is (2018 anyone?). its sensationalism and attracting an audience so they can get views, likes and subscriptions. Any Youtube vide I see with this sort of nonsense headlines to attract people I just move on. "Crash" is used to catch the people who suffer from FUD
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Being new to the forum you will read more than posting yourself, and by reading we all learn.
Almost everything to do with Bitcoin and Crypto ends up here on the forum, use the search facility but if in doubt, just ask.
You have no obligations other than follow the rules of the forum. No need to create threads and trends, get used to the forum and Bitcoin and how they work first.
Oh, and welcome!
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I'm sure there are crypto whales out there buying and selling at opportune times in order to increase their holdings but would this also be the case with publicly listed companies who hold Bitcoin?
For example Michael Saylors Microstrategy who own over 90,000 Bitcoin cannot just buy Bitcoin they have to apply to the SEC, is that the case when they want to sell?
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Wow Timelord2067, thats a big call for Scotland to beat France tomorrow night. Good price though and I hope you are right for 3 reasons.
you get your reward
Will make for a great game of Rugby
Wales win the Grand Slam.
KO tomorrow night is 20:00 GMT
For France to win the Championship they have to win by 22points with a bonus try.
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I'm buying the dip. As you can also see on some on-chain analysis that the Bitcoin reserves on exchanges are still decreasing, that's why I conclude, it could be possible that people started to withdraw their Bitcoin off to exchanges, and it can be the result of fewer people are selling their Bitcoins.
With all these recent dumps, it can be considered a pullback. The same happened last time when Bitcoin reach around $40,000 and dumped around $29,000.
yup, great time to buy, Bitcoin's monthly sale price, unfortunately I would love to buy but dont have any spare FIAT. I would recommend this to be the best tactic now, once we enter into April we should see positive movement. Buy the Dips and HODL
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Its a changing Bitcoin landscape for sure. Financial institutions through the years have been very negative to Bitcoin but over the last 12 months we have seen an about turn and they are starting to realise that its a positive thing, why? Pandemic!
COVID-19 has changed the world and its finances, this has presented companies with an alternative to move to Bitcoin and forced others to do the same, who would have thought or predicted a global pandemic could render Bitcoin as the safest wealth haven?
For the future, it can only be positive for Bitcoin, if you regard more and more institutional investors and high wealth people entering the space positive.
Supply will decrease and demand will increase but like the pandemic the unforseen can happen and the unknown is tomorrow.
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If you're familiar with good math and science and have done the work to confirm using good sources, then you know bitcoin will be below $10k sometime in 2021 <---fact. How soon do you think it will be below $10k and by how much? Interested in your scientific opinions.
I would be interested in your good math and science that you came to the conclusion bitcoin will fall below $10k. Not saying you are wrong but just making a statement like this doesn't give it any credibility. Is this a troll post?? So seeing as though the OP is "familiar with good math" I too would like to be enlightened as to how the figure is $10,000, is there a zero missing making it $100,000? How do you even define fact? It is weird and extremely ironic that you talk of good science and math and yet your fact is not even verifiable. Nobody can confirm that $10,000 within 2021 has happened or will happen with 100% certainty. Bitcoin is still possible under $10,000. If we check the chart and check the all-time-high last December 2017, and the all-time-low after the all-time-high of December 2017 was around $3,000. It was around -80% of the price decrease. I checked now if we will able to dump up to $10,000, the percentage of decrease is also around -80%, same with what happened last 2017-2018.
It is always possible but if you bring forward an analysis which is based on what happened in 2017, that wouldn't apply. The circumstances around Bitcoin in 2021 are a world different from those of 2017. And to backup Fundamentals Of there is this recent thread talking about the comparison between 2017 and 2021, its a different ball game this time around. Stop comparing BITCOIN on 2017 & 2021. It will never be same again
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Seen it many many times before over the years, no need to panic. It was actually the same this time last month because we are closing in on the last Friday of the month when the Futures Trades terminate and nearly always there are a lot of short orders. Also traditionally March is the worst month for Bitcoin returns. Why March Is The Bloodiest Month In Bitcoin History
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