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900% growth is good but what we will see if india will ban crypto again as they want?
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Bitcoin could be a hedge only while eternal growth is working
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Bitcoin is a store of value and the main indicator of the industry, we cant live without it
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Kids from tiktok has power, hah. They need to pump btc for 20k
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With 14 second per block you definitely need to wait less even if eth tx count will be higher
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Banks will never allow it. Maybe they will evolve into crypto banks, but they will exists for sure
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Whales are responsible for dumps as usual. If bounty hunter so rich that we can name him responsible
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USDT has higher adoption across other exchanges and stores
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End of capitalism? All privious crisis only made capitalism stronger. We just dont have good alternatives right now
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What is dust actually? Its not so obvious
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Agree. Binance and Coinbase are the main poing of centralzation in crypto space
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I already asked here about your backend security https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5227411 and people are still optimistic about closed source solutions But i will ask once again anyway. Are you planning to make your wallet open source or at least do an audit? Open source is not guaranteed to you anything. Are you going to check any release? Is anybody going to check any release of not so popular software? How you can prove that this code is really used to compile the program? Thats questions destroy the sense of open source. IT world is a world of trust. You always can use a paper wallet instead The point of open source is that anyone can check the code. I don't want to be an asshole but it's strange to hear so many doubts about open source from people, half of whom are more likely to be consumers (i.e. interested in crypto), not the specialists. AND they rely on third party opinion about this code. We live in a world where everyone relies on others opinions. Yes, im just a consumer but i want to use the best products that i can find on the market
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I already asked here about your backend security https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5227411 and people are still optimistic about closed source solutions But i will ask once again anyway. Are you planning to make your wallet open source or at least do an audit? Open source is not guaranteed to you anything. Are you going to check any release? Is anybody going to check any release of not so popular software? How you can prove that this code is really used to compile the program? Thats questions destroy the sense of open source. IT world is a world of trust. You always can use a paper wallet instead I understand your point of view but open source at list gives hope that anybody will check project code base
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I already asked here about your backend security https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5227411 and people are still optimistic about closed source solutions But i will ask once again anyway. Are you planning to make your wallet open source or at least do an audit?
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There are already too many shitty projects, please not creating more
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And the most important - the dead. This project is cancelled and this is pretty good for all of us
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Thanks for answers, guys I agree with Dave that open source is not safe heaven if you are using auto updates. To be sure in security you should read every update report. But it anyway makes the story a bit more transparent and a bit calmer
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What do you think about it? I like non-custodial solutions with every basic option but i have some concerns about the codebase. This wallet is not open source. I know that no one likes to share their backend code but this can be a good option for transparency, you know. Is it safe to use with big amount of money? (Im not a whale, hah.) Yes, i know that a cold wallet can be more secure although i prefer hot ones.
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Its not bad option to hodl some usdt in hot wallet to make fast purchace ahead of new pump
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Looks like we are at altseason now. Even BSV and BCH have good prospects for growth
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