Surely having some big ammos makes a huge difference when you want to play consistently and put forth a clear and planned strategy. I spent 5 minutes seeing you playing live and I saw when you hit a 9.995 BTC profit. Congrats, really. It's always nice to see when somebody is able to fight against the odds.

I knew I had to come here to get a clear picture of what was happening behind the scenes at Grayscale.

We've been discussing this a lot and now we know that this institutional market will start to resemble more other traditional markets. The good point is that competition is there now, the bad thing could be how the market may react to a move like this one.

GBTC clients need to be put into the equation too: what if they start to leave en masse? Food for thought.

Just spend 10 minutes reading how Dogecoin was conceived, what's it for, where it's used and you would never be eager to hold dofe for the long term. Dogecoin has no fixed supply and it's a miracle that it's still running considering that the project has no maintainers anymore.
Don't but Doge thinking it will give you some return in the future, Elon's pump was probably the last one.

The national sport on this section is to spot and comment on those very high bets! Leaving jokes aside, it's very entertaining to see how people like you really try to get some decent profit in an organized way. I mean, that's a lot of money we are talking about.

Dear Satoshi Nakamoto,

I am your number one fan!

The first time I saw you, I felt astonished. I could not believe an inventor could be so bright and outstanding.

Your role in bitcoin revolution was sharp and simply amazing.

I've created a collection of OP_RETURN  to remind me of you. My cold wallet is filled with coins.

My dream is to go to Moon together and engage in some serious partying. I'd make you burgers then we'd watch rugby highlights until the sun set.

With your reply, please enclose some more bitcoins for my ever-growing collection.

In retrospect, it was inevitable 
Bitcoin and its protocol will become truly important subjects for future kids. Technology is ubiquitous and those who will remain behind will lose many great opportunities. I hope that schools will get the message by adding bitcoin as a topic as soon as possible.

If someone would know how to break into Satoshi's bitcoin wealth, that would be like a nuclear war declaration!
Believing what you believe doesn't eliminate the fact that if Satoshi decides to move those bitcoins that could create some utter chaos on the overall bitcoin economy.
Another known problem is that with the advance of technology, it might be possible to break those private keys and this is something to have in mind too.
So, SN is definitely some kind of risk factor here.

The amount of money that you do not currently have is also important in terms of how you choose whether or not you should get into the borrowing land.
To me avoiding debt is very important to keep some financial health. When I was young and not having any money I wanted to buy stuff, like everyone else I guess. It was always a great despair not being able to buy things like my friends.
With time and study, I built my financial foundations which now gives me peace of mind.

Is anyone of you from Australia? I read this news that an unknown australian start-up will probably bid $60m to grant itself Champions League rights for three years! Sports Flick, that's the name of the company, ran by a 27 yrs old guy from Sydney  is going to mess the Australian Tv rights market! How funny.
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2021/mar/02/sports-flick-the-little-known-start-up-bidding-60m-for-champions-league-broadcast-rights

When Champions League started last year I bet on Paris Saint Germain winning the cup and today I'm very convinced about that. The only team I see able to ruin their plan is the obvious Bayern Munich and, maybe, Manchester City. All the other teams have no chances.

Crypto.org Chain is a public, open-source and permissionless blockchain - a fully decentralized network with high speed and low fees, designed to be a public good that helps drive mass adoption of blockchain technology through use cases like Payments, DeFi and NFTs.

Why Crypto.org Chain

Secure
The Chain is built on state-of-the-art blockchain technology and designed to be fault-tolerant

Instant & Low-Cost
Transactions are instant and deterministic, confirmed with minimal fees

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The Chain is an open-source project and welcomes any validator partners or code contributors

Open Ecosystem
Welcoming to and supported by innovative projects, including Payment, DeFi and NFT initiatives.


So Crypto.com wants to enter the platform blockchain business and battle against BNB, ETH, DOT; ATOM, ADA and all the others.

This new chain is going to be based on Tendermint a byzantine fault tolerant (BFT) consensus protocol (already used by Cosmos).

What do you think of it?

https://crypto.org/
https://crypto.org/docs/

I'd never borrow money for stupid things but the moment I'd need some fresh cash I'd like to use my bitcoin as a collateral. What scares the shit out of me is that bitcoin's volatility could definitely kill the LTV loan ratio anytime as we all know the wild price swings bitcoin is able to do.
Today, that's what prevents me to leverage my bitcoin to borrow some money.
 

The psychological mayhem that it would provoke far outweighs the clear capacity of the market to eat all those bitcoins.
Don't misunderstand me but if satoshi's coins would appear again that could pose a major risk to the overall game.
I hate to agree with coinbase risk analysis, but that is not a risk for them only, it's a risk for all of us.

HairyMaclairy knew it all along. December 2018!!!

Good morning WOhatters, I feel I need to pump some Monday enthusiasm to you all.
Don't forget why you are here:

It depends on your time preference: I'mm sorry to say that if your are here to expect that bitcoin was better than the fiat system to allow you to gamble away your money in the fastest way possible, I think you're dead wrong.
Bitcoin was born for a reason which is not the one you may have in mind.
By the way, the association between anonymous survey and google is quite hilarious.

It's the only thing that matters now because Ethereum's blockchain is being under such an heavy pressure that it is mostly annoying to transact over there.
Congrats on the acquisition by the way, and if you solve the usability problem that can be a huge boost for your platform.

How do you know that wasn't some form of coordinated shit already? I don't buy that sorry since what they've done there couldn't be done with some external approval, if you know what I mean.
On the other side, I agree on what you said about satoshi, I'm very much glad he disappeared from the scene long ago and I hope so much he was able to have some others bitcoins (other from the satoshi's known stash) and that he's able to live an happy life on that.

I can't wait to see math and science confirmed again here! I'll surely put this on my calendar boy!

When buying those ETF shares I hope investors were well aware of the risks and I wouldn't be as pessimistic as you thinking this could unravel in some form of multi-billion dollar disaster.
ETF's been one of the most awaited bitcoin-based financial investment vehicles and I don't think this is gonna disappoint us.
Don't forget that everybody buys bitcoin at the price they deserve 

Given your current track record I'd be definitely interested in investing in something like that! If you are able to find the right way to do it (forgetting to be yet another ICO) you can definitely succeed.
You don't want to keep BTC? Fine but keep some existing coins (maybe give some thought to LN) and if you are to create your own coin do some thorough research about which platform suits you most (Binance chain could be promising)