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 on: September 28, 2025, 10:57:59 PM 
Started by Z390 - Last post by mirakal
After meeting bitcoin, I learned to invest in financial markets. After investing, I learned to be patient and wait. I realized how easily I could make money by using my mind and opportunities.

I realized how decentralized systems could change the world.
I can relate to that. Bitcoin taught me how to be patient. There are several markets that I have no idea on how to get into, but after my investment in Bitcoin. It had made learn them as well. But just because I have an idea about them already, I won't just get into it and I've decided to stick to Bitcoin in a while. And overall, being patient gives the best return in all of the markets that we might stumble upon to. With the best of them all, it's with Bitcoin and proven tested that the money really comes to the patient people and having patience is paying off, very well.
Bitcoin or fiat, if you have the right amount of patience, you will definitely make your investment works. Most especially for volatile investments like bitcoin, while others are in panic selling, at least you should know the perfect timing in everything, when is the right time for market entry and market exit as well. That way, you don’t invest just to end up losing, but to keep on maximizing your profit potentials, thus being patient really pays off in the end.

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 on: September 28, 2025, 10:51:29 PM 
Started by aoluain - Last post by aoluain
Her bank account would not be recognised in India until she went through the process of getting it transferred, thats not instant though.

Recognized? By who? Who is in charge of recognizing bank accounts?  Grin
Or do you want to say my bank account in Germany is not recognized by India, lol!!! That would mean tommorow the European Union is going to stop working since there is no branch of Erste Bank in Italy or of Banco Santander in Poland.

She just needs to have a credit/debit card attached to her account, which 101% of the people have in US, and it she can get money from every ATM in the world, she can get a bank account in India the moment she lands and a make a wire from the her US account, this is no longer the stone age she will get her money in under 24 hous.

Seriously, stop making such a big deal of a thing that can be solved in hours.

when she landed there she must have had only what she had when she was arrested in the US.

That's not how things work in deportations and do use logic for a moment, if they get you on the beach they will send you back to India in a bra and bikini?  Grin Grin
https://www.ice.gov/doclib/detention-standards/2011/2-5.pdf

I travel to the Netherlands every year and I know I cant use a particular bank card
(from another European country) because it isnt "recognised" everywhere. Cant buy
travel tickets, cant withdraw cash
from ATM's. So its not a "Who" doesnt recognise my bank account/card.

So assuming you are arrested and deported and have all your bank cards on your person,
have suitable arrangements to be able to access your Bitcoin anywhere in the world
then there is nothing to worry about - most people dont though.

The point of the thread is about being able to access notably your Bitcoin when
you find yourself removed from your HW and or seed.

In theory everything should work out very fine, just do this, and just do that, in reality
theory can quickly get thrown out the window for any number of reasons and you
can quickly find yourself in a bind in such a situation.

 73 
 on: September 28, 2025, 10:48:22 PM 
Started by LDL - Last post by Makus
Indeed these waste can be converted to useful energy for bitcoin beside they're not useful to the companies and that's why they flaring them. If miners could device a means to make agreement with these companies to convert those wastage to useful energy. Well I think people are smart and they must have thought of something like this but the demerits could be the reason it has not yet been initiated probably from these companies because, if its a matter of radiation then mining machine then we are safe because mining machines produce little radiation. But those gases especially from oil companies are know to contain other hydrocarbons with natural gas which are not easily stored or controlled and that why they flare them as waste.

 74 
 on: September 28, 2025, 10:40:21 PM 
Started by Bulista - Last post by BlackAKAAngel
here the   https://github.com/deniboy28/VanitySearch_keyrange.git with a keyrange start and end keyrange

 75 
 on: September 28, 2025, 10:33:17 PM 
Started by LDL - Last post by famososMuertos
Phew! That reminds us that the issue isn't progressing; it remains stuck on old problems. Although these issues are old, that doesn't mean they've been overcome. I believe the reality is that their impact remains a complex challenge. In the long run, I think this search for cheap, traditional energy continues to be the main direction that needs to change. I believe the future is promising. We even discussed fission energy. It sounds like science fiction, but I actually brought it up on our local board a while ago.
 e.g. source:https://www.terawulf.com/wulf-mining

 76 
 on: September 28, 2025, 10:31:21 PM 
Started by Mikey07 - Last post by Powerjumboo
Hi mate, There is already a topic open on El Salvador where all the updated news on El Salvador is posted there. It is better not to open a new topic on El Salvador.

Re: El Salvador has become the first country to make #Bitcoin legal tender! 🇸🇻  

By accessing this link, you can keep an eye here to see all the news about El Salvador and be the first to post all the news about the next El Salvador here.

Hello bitocointalk 👋

I saw his on X (former twitter) and wants to share it here:

https://x.com/BitcoinNews21M/status/1971439588716707936?t=T70OTXeO8SommhpGWSfxrw&s=19

El Salvador is really doing great away from legal tender now a Bank! I give El Salvador their flowers !

The government of El Salvador is taking steps for its country that no other government would ever dare to take. The government of El Salvador truly deserves the highest praise for such courage. El Salvador is full of tourist attractions and has taken such steps to provide maximum convenience to all tourists who want to travel to El Salvador and to provide maximum convenience, including Bitcoin transactions, that it is very important to open a bitcoin bank there.

 77 
 on: September 28, 2025, 10:31:21 PM 
Started by Jean_Luc - Last post by BlackAKAAngel
here the   https://github.com/deniboy28/VanitySearch_keyrange.git   with a keyrange start and end

 78 
 on: September 28, 2025, 10:28:31 PM 
Started by LDL - Last post by Mr Reporter
If Bitcoin mining is done on the side without wasting the amount of energy that is usually wasted from thermal power plants and coal-fired power plants, then we will be able to do Bitcoin mining while preventing environmental pollution. This could be one of the strategies for reducing environmental pollution.

Since the only thing we need is electricity and mining equipment that will be powered by electricity, then there are several ways we can achieve that through renewable energy because there are many ways to generate electricity that are not the same with fossil fuels.

Hydro powers are environmental friendly, they don’t release carbon dioxide that will contaminate the environment, and now we also have solar energies that are now been been used to generate electricity, so we can use them to also power mining equipments also to get free environmental pollution.
The potential for renewable energy sources to power Bitcoin mining, reducing the industry's reliance on fossil fuels and mitigating its environmental impact. Here are some key points:

 Hydroelectric power is a clean and renewable source of energy that can be used to power mining equipment too and still best to make use of or.

Solar power is another viable option, allowing miners to harness energy from the sun and reduce their carbon footprint.

 79 
 on: September 28, 2025, 10:24:03 PM 
Started by Wind_FURY - Last post by nutildah
But on the other hand he never proposed a "real" solution, beside of his well-known Ordinals filters which are not very efficient because the NFT guys can change their protocols - and that would perhaps even make "legacy NFTs" more "scarce" and valuable ...

You'd think he would have realized that filters don't work 11 years ago during the OP_RETURN Wars of 2014. It was interesting to learn from that Lopp article that was shared in another thread that Luke has been unilaterally imposing filters since 2012 by blacklisting Satoshi Dice addresses. About the scarcity thing: you're absolutely correct. However, I can't think of a single instance where something that was created in 2014 can't be created now. Same thing with the Ordinals mega-inscriptions, of course.

Dash  

That's not his name & nobody calls him that. Seems like a Donator from 2013 who claims to have mined 50 BTC would know this. But the thing is you're a fraud. Now go away & stop embarrassing yourself.

 80 
 on: September 28, 2025, 10:23:19 PM 
Started by apogio - Last post by philipma1957
Well lately I have been using a Mac Studio with a 2tb internal ssd. And 36gb ram with a 10000 speed eth cable. Although I use 1000 speed internet.

And I cloned that to an external thunderbolt 5 ssd 4tb nvme .

So I have a backup and the original.

But all of above = money.

No one needs this storage or speed for a full node.

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