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It’s a double-edged sword. Traders and speculators benefit from the constant price action, but for mass adoption (like payments or savings), volatility is a barrier. Less volatility would probably mean less hype short-term, but more institutional and everyday usage long-term
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This feels less like "banks vs. crypto" and more like a power negotiation over who gets to own the rails of future finance. Regulators are stuck in the middle: push too hard, and they stifle innovation; go too soft, and you risk instability. Both sides have valid points. My guess is we end up with hybrid models where banks and crypto firms both play, but under slightly different guardrails.
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Super rare, but some lucky solo miners do end up hitting a block even at today’s difficulty. It’s kinda like winning the lottery – odds are tiny, but not zero. Always cool to see when it pops up.
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Honestly, there isn’t really a “max” that fits every card. It depends a lot on the GPU model, cooling, and your power setup. Most miners just push clocks slowly until it starts crashing or temps get too high, then back it off a bit. As long as you keep temps under control and don’t go crazy with voltage, it’s usually safe. The real danger is heat and running fans 24/7, that’s what kills parts over time.
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Yeah, I see the logic. Just keep in mind, with paper exposure like ETFs, you’re not actually holding BTC - so no custody, no self-sovereignty, and no upside if things go sideways with the fund provider. But if you’re diversifying and already holding real BTC too, adding a little extra exposure through something like that isn’t the worst move.
I think 200K’s aggressive but possible if momentum kicks in by Q4
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Yeah, back then Bitcoin wasn’t seen as "digital gold", just nerd money or shady payment rails. Even if they had a ton of BTC, chances are most of it got spent on other shady stuff or lost entirely. It was also super easy to misplace wallets back then with no backups
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Yeah, it’s pretty wild that Netanyahu’s government actually admitted to backing these groups. It makes things even more complicated because now you don’t really know who’s behind certain attacks — Hamas or these armed gangs. It feels like a messy situation with no clear lines, which probably makes life even harder for people living there.
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If we get a solid pump soon, I’ll probably take some profits this time. Last run I held too long hoping for more and then watched it dip hard. I’m still bullish for the rest of the year, but locking in some gains sounds smarter now, especially after how shaky the market’s been.
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At this point, MicroStrategy buying BTC is like your uncle topping up on snacks after the party started. Dude’s already knee-deep in the chips.
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Cricket test matches... five days of my life I’ll never get back.
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Didn’t know “Crypto Hustyle” existed, absolute gem.
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If someone did hodl bitcoin starting from 2022 then they should have earned a lot of profit since the price at that time was around 15k-16k in dollars and when it increase to 40k later on then that's already a sure profit if they sold at that price and when it increase more up to 100k so that's a total of 84k increase from 16k price bitcoin on 2022. I am sure that there will be new things or tech that is implemented or made like ETFs so, it will become a news and maybe affect the price of bitcoin to increase.
Imagine explaining to your 2022 self that holding through the chaos would be like finding a cheat code to $100K. HODL: Hardest Option, Diamond Lifestyle. |
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Anyone who claims that Bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme either doesn't understand how Bitcoin works or doesn't understand what a Ponzi scheme is, or both.
It's because during the early days of Bitcoin, there were a lot of didn't understand it and so they claim that it was similar to Ponzi scheme or even to Tulip Bubble. But we have both disproved that already as Bitcoin can't be compare to them. I mean if the tulip mania, it was burst and never comeback, as compare to Bitcoin wherein every 4 years we will get into a point wherein there is a new all time high. As for Ponzi scheme, it's obvious that we are trading here, others sell, and then on the other part of the globe, there will be buyers that will win and make some money, and on the other hand those who sold might have their reasons and they could comeback again and re-buy. Which is very far and different from a definition of Ponzi or pyramiding scheme. If Bitcoin’s a Ponzi, it’s the only one where no one’s in charge and the founder ghosted a decade ago. Try pulling that off with a pyramid scheme. |
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People stopped talking about a bear market because we’re not in one. Dips happen, even in bull runs. Until we see real panic and trend breaks, it’s just noise between ATHs.
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SUI’s fast, sure, but TPS bragging rights don’t mean much without adoption, utility, and real users. Without serious traction or hype momentum like SOL had, it's just another fast chain in a crowded field.
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Exactly. It’s like handing your wallet to someone who charges you to borrow your own cash, flips it at the casino, and then tosses you a penny as “thanks.” System’s rigged, banks win either way.
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I stayed too long in a job that drained the life outta me just because the pay looked good on paper. Never again. No bonus is worth losing your peace or your mind. If the vibe’s toxic, leave. Survival > status.
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Poor Things last night. Wild ride. Like if Frankenstein, Barbie, and a fever dream had a baby. Not for everyone, but if you're into weird, artsy stuff with chaotic energy and unhinged feminist takes, it hits.
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I’ve felt that too. That weird guilt for being happy when life’s actually going decent for once. It’s like your brain’s been wired to expect struggle all the time, and anything outside that feels “undeserved.” Probably a mix of cultural BS and internalized hustle culture telling us joy = laziness or distraction. But honestly? That’s a scam. Misery isn’t a virtue, and you don’t owe the world your suffering to be “worthy.” Laugh, rest, vibe, guilt-free. Life’s too damn short.
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I won’t be there either, but I’ll be following the updates. Always good to see what’s new in crypto.
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