It makes sense that the volume would decrease over time. There are a couple factors:
1. The price of Bitcoin continues to rise so that means less BTC transacted for same Fiat value.
2. Fees, lost bitcoins, corporations acquiring crypto, etc. means less actual circulating supply.
And that's pretty much it. There's only a limited supply of BTC. Anything with a limited, circulating supply is going to decrease over time.
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If people were mortgaging their houses for Tulips in the 1600s, then it wouldn't be surprising to see BTC go higher than a mortgage.
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Tech support for older people not so good with computers. Installing software, removing viruses, configurations and data entry.
There is a lot of people that are not tech-savvy that need help with computers. It's a great way to earn side cash.
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Some of my favorite artists:
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Good tactic for what? If you just buy and HODL then what does that accomplish?
Buying and HODLing is a decent strategy if you're wealthy and have income streams. But what if you don't? The goal should be to make profits no matter what your business is.
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I play tournaments and my strategy is simple... Destroy all my opponents
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It really depends on the business model and whether or not it is a viable option.
For retail, it would be unwise to neglect offering crypto as a payment method. You are getting free advertising and acquiring crypto without having to pay exchange fees.
It's a win/win.
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Has it been 14 years already? Go Bitcoin Go! You are the King of Crypto BTC
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It's never to late to make smart investments and build businesses.
Take any successful entrepreneur and strip all their resources and assets from them. They will be able to build wealth right up to where the were before because they have the knowledge.
Keep learning, keep growing, and keep making efforts to improve your life. Then success will come.
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The chart doesn't really predict anything, just tells you whether or not it's a good time to buy.
Seems like a decent guide but I wouldn't bet my life savings on it.
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Double spending isn't an issue if you wait for at least 1 (preferably 2) confirmations.
This was more of a problem when Bitcoin first came out, as a user could send a transaction with one client and load the previous blockchain into another client.
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Life is a Gamble
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Anytime the price of an asset or commodity shoots straight up vertical producing 10x+ returns, it's a good time to sell.
Let this be a lesson to anyone new to crypto, not to get greedy.
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As stipulated in the video, do not put in rice, because the ledger keys have a usb-mini or usb-c connector in which the rice dust will infiltrate and risk causing charging problems later .
I'm sure if you carefully place the ledger on top of the rice and close the bag it won't cause any more issues than common house dust or pocket lint would.
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I seem to believe in all of your opinions but have exceptions about the part you said Litecoin is the most accepted crypto. That is not true. That honor alone belongs to bitcoin alone
Yes I agree, I should have mentioned most accepted *after Bitcoin
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These are just my thoughts and opinions. Of course anything can happen. I'm no financial expert so take my predictions with a grain of salt. I was pretty spot on predicting this bear market back in May 2021 (btc price $37,258): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5338953
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Now that's insane. I thought it was going to be the video where the guy swings from the rope and kicks the guy in the window.
It's incredible the firefighter was able to hold onto the guy falling that fast.
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It's been undervalued and passed over by many pump and dumps over the years. It's a solid alt coin to use alongside Bitcoin.
Accepted more places than any other crypto, Litecoin is one of the few altcoins that I actually use.
It's low fee, fast confirmations and 2nd oldest crypto. Can't go wrong in my opinion.
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