The best alternative to me is to never make a transaction that does not have RBF. If my transaction has RBF, all I will do after frustration of stuck transaction is to just increase the fee. I will prefer this than full RBF that I will be looking for a node that is supporting it to rebroadcast my transaction because all nodes are supporting the old and still existing RBF. But if a transaction is not supporting RBF, the person that make the transaction will have no other option than to go for your suggestion.

sorry for the confusion,

I have installed it already and it's been 2 months.

Recently, today I realised that no indicator is flashing and the machine is stuck at full fan speed when started and does not even provide IP address.

Yeah but we enter in the last month when so many people start to close thei portfolios and start to make the accounts, and look if they where on  profit or losing money, so they are gonna take some profit and close the year. So for me we can see a mayor correction right now to 30/31 k.

Many people like me adjusted during the 2017 cycle pretty much when we had crazy fees. I just don't do any micro transactions anymore. I moved onto ETH but then the same thing happened on ETH and then I just started to use L2.

When I make a large purpose than paying a $2 fee on Bitcoin blockchain is not that bad. The issue is when you make daily transactions like that which can add up quick. Basically for daily transactions you need to use some form of L2. Either lightning network or some L2 chains like Polygon/Arbitium. I think many will just need to adapt to this. You don't see anyone on the bitcoin chain doing transactions for less than $100 these days.

the wooden shelving is not good, there are the Amazon Basics iron shelves which are very good and cost little, being grid-like they can also help for better cable management.
A PDU might help.

This is not silver... just silver plated
The pure silver bars are clearly marked with a stamp that says "2oz .999 fine silver much purity!"

Yes, and I can understand if it is someone young with little money or living in a developing country where that amount is more important than for us, but the fact that 20 days ago he was saying he was planning to hold for 5 years, plus adding to the investment, and now he is considering whether to sell makes me wonder if there isn't a bit of trolling going on here. In any case, I have it clear, at the moment we are in, facing a bull market and with that amount I would not sell, another thing is that he needs the money for something but then he should not have invested it in the first place.

You probably need to get your eyes checked by a doc, Sir DT1 God. Otherwise people will call you "blind god" in the future. You don't want the name stick on you.

Bitcoin needs to be tied to something.
There needs to be something backing it.  That's how you know what is valuable from what is not.

There are many hypothesis suggesting that CZ pleaded guilty just to avoid further quizzing and scrutiny. Even this seems plausible, if you juxtapose the advantage of such decision and the disadvantages, you will see that the later outweighs the former. Why will someone deliberately damage such an enviable image he has built for himself in the cryptocurrency space? It does not make any sense to me. If he actually intentionally pleaded guilty to avoid further digging, it means he has more shits to cover than we can imagine.

From someone of the articles I read, his major offense was Binance romance with Iran that have been in the black book of the powers that be. This seems to me like the borne of contention.

The cold weather and mining profitability seem to be giving a little gift here. I had to fire up the old GPUs after being a bit chilly this morning. Just for shits and giggles I checked the profitability and wouldn’t you know it, I have 3+ year old GPUs that are once again printing money and keeping me warm in the winter. I love Bitcoin.

Hey everyone, I wanted to share my experience diving into the world of mining and crypto. I purchased three L3+ machines and enjoyed a nice profit from hashing on Nicehash for Bitcoin mining. However, with minimal knowledge, I delved into futures trading, following a paid signal WhatsApp group with just $500. I would enter trades with $200, experiencing some quick wins, making $50 or $100, but ultimately losing it all. Despite earning around $3,000 worth in BTC from mining, I lost it all in futures trading.

Then, I stumbled upon a crypto casino online. I deposited $20 and started playing various original casino games, winning about $350, all in USDT, only to lose it shortly after. Despite winning and losing amounts like $500 or $1,000 from subsequent deposits, I eventually found myself with just $50. I decided to play keno, choosing 10 out of 40 numbers. Luck seemed to be on my side as I made over $100,000 in 14 days. That night, I moved $85,000 to a cold wallet and left $7,000 in the casino to make a daily profit of $200. Additionally, I had $5,000 in Binance. The following morning, I eagerly joined the casino only to watch in dismay as I lost $7,000 in just 10 seconds. Frustrated, I deposited $10,000 from the cold wallet, only to lose it in less than a minute. I continued with a deposit of $20,000, experiencing the same outcome. Observing my substantial losses adding up to over $48,000, I then withdrew the remaining $43,000 from the cold wallet and wagered it all in the casino, losing it. Binance also suffered, and in the span of 3 minutes, I lost over $100,000.

That's my story, and I apologize if it was lengthy. I went to bed wealthy and woke up poor again.

of course. us authorities don't want anything to be hidden. they want all the transaction on the main chain so they can know who is doing what and with whom and how often.