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 on: Today at 01:01:47 PM 
Started by fromindia - Last post by SickDayIn
Any simple brute force attack for generating private keys would already have been included as test case when Satoshi created Bitcoin. I wouldn't bother yourself with trying to do this. Additionally no one on this forum will help you with trying to steal the coins from someone else.

 52 
 on: Today at 01:01:45 PM 
Started by Kruw - Last post by Kruw
By your logic Wasabi is a scam [Wasabi shared data with agencies] and you are a scammer. How ironic.

You're lying, Wasabi does not share absolutely any data with absolutely anyone, your data never leaves your device. Anyone can verify this themselves since all of the code is open source: https://github.com/WalletWasabi/WalletWasabi

 53 
 on: Today at 01:00:39 PM 
Started by Nicksy - Last post by Rabata
Bitcoin is gaining a lot of popularity and there are people considering it as a retirement investment. How good is this?
Cryptocurrencies are always subject to high volatility. And depending on this, if one plans ahead, there is a lot of risk involved. Especially if someone has invested their entire life earning into this platform. A common result of various surveys is that cryptocurrencies are risky. A younger person can take risks. If he loses his investment, he can get a chance to recover his lost money. But when we talk to a retiree about investing in Bitcoin, it must be thought deeply. Because one mistake can spell disaster for those retirees.

There are huge differences between Bitcoin and other coins. For those of us who know about Bitcoin, it is risky but we believe it is a profitable investment. Its chances will increase further in the future. But what is important for an elderly retiree is the possibility of losing money from investments at a time when they need the money. If a person decides to invest for long term then he can definitely benefit.

Finally, I would say that retirees who can afford to keep some emergency funds in addition to their day-to-day living will have the highest potential for profit from investing in Bitcoin. If they keep their retirement money for the long term, that money can multiply.

 54 
 on: Today at 12:59:12 PM 
Started by SickDayIn - Last post by SickDayIn
Michael Saylor at BTC Prague presented "his" 21 rules of bitcoin.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PkMFIa7rmQ

The rules by themselves, might not mean something to you. They have layers of deep meaning. I highly recommend you watch the video. What do you think of these rules, what do they mean to you?

1. Those who understand, buy Bitcoin. Those who don't, criticize Bitcoin.
2. Everyone is against Bitcoin before they are for it.
3. You will never be done learning about Bitcoin.
4. Bitcoin is powered by chaos.
5. Bitcoin is the only game in the casino that we can all win.
6. Bitcoin won't protect you if you don't wear the armor.
7. Bitcoin is the one thing in the universe that you can truly own.
8. Everyone gets Bitcoin at the price they deserve.
9. Only buy Bitcoin with the money you can't afford to lose.
10. Tickets to escape the matrix are priced in Bitcoin.
11. Bitcoin insight is restricted to those with a need to know.
12. All your models will be destroyed.
13. The cure to economic ill is the orange pill.
14. Be for Bitcoin, not against Fiat.
15. Bitcoin is for everyone.
16. Learn to think in Bitcoin.
17. You don't change Bitcoin, it changes you.
18. Laser eyes protect you from endless lies.
19. Respect Bitcoin, or it will make a clown out of you.
20. You do not sell your Bitcoin.
21. Spread Bitcoin with love.

 55 
 on: Today at 12:55:21 PM 
Started by Kruw - Last post by BitcoinGirl.Club
[2] How about those who advertise as a privacy oriented service but then they share data with agencies, are they scammers too?

Yes they are scammers, this data collection is exactly that "mixing sites" do. You gain no privacy when you use a "mixing site", the operator is completely aware of the transaction history linked to every user.
By your logic Wasabi is a scam [Wasabi shared data with agencies] and you are a scammer. How ironic.

 56 
 on: Today at 12:52:32 PM 
Started by Abiky - Last post by BlackHatCoiner
Since Biden is not corrupt--and Trump is--it makes much more sense to invest in Trump right now.
Democrats or Biden per se? Of course, Biden is not corrupt (even though it's been alleged that his son used his influence for personal gain). The man recently admitted that he can't walk, talk or debate. He's like with one foot in the grave.

But when it comes to the Democratic Party? There are plenty of allegations of unethical behavior. When you vote for Biden, you're essentially voting for the Democratic Party. It's frustrating how they've framed it as if you're voting for the man exclusively.

 57 
 on: Today at 12:48:27 PM 
Started by Findingnemo - Last post by kryptqnick
Oh yes, I've seen this image or a similar one before, and since then I regularly point out that fiat is not simpler than Bitcoin. What is simpler is usage, but that's something that can be simplified and sometimes is simplified with Bitcoin, albeit at a cost of decentralization. But fiat doesn't have decentralization and that doesn't seem to bother most people. So Bitcoin can be similar to fiat in that regard.

 58 
 on: Today at 12:41:05 PM 
Started by hungtm156 - Last post by Nwada001
The governments are being foolish.  El Salvador has the right idea. Both Germany and the US will spend the proceeds from selling in hours and then will have lost the chance to own at a reasonable price.
The government is not only being foolish, but they are also greedy. They are making it hard for those who are interested in bitcoin to invest, not because it won't be beneficial to those citizens, but because they are afraid of losing monetary control over their people. 
 
In the background, those people who are representing the government and making hard policies that discard the use of bitcoin and see it as something negative are large personal holders because they know the potential that it holds.

 59 
 on: Today at 12:29:38 PM 
Started by Nicksy - Last post by avp2306
Bitcoin's definitely gaining traction as an investment option, especially for the long haul like retirement planning. It's got potential for growth, but it's also pretty volatile, so it's smart to approach with caution.

It's always to approach anything with caution, but remember that we are talking here about Bitcoin as a retirement bet. It's not about getting-rich-quickly scheme, rather it's about what are you going to get from your investment in Bitcoin in the long run. We can look at history of Bitcoin and see that so far it was a good decision to invest in BTC. Very good, I would say. And considering that most people in the world are still don't engage with Bitcoin much, we can conclude that in the future, when they realize that BTC is a valuable thing, it's price will rise.

That's how its so good to bet on this since we know that if a lot more people will participate that could gather more demands. Bitcoin numbers is limited as been said for so many times so imagine what will happen to that limited numbers if majority of people in the world would love to grab bitcoin? This provably beneficial for those people decide to spend some money for long term investment on bitcoin.

Bitcoin is starting to get a good break in the mainstream so in future for sure a lot of things will happen which a lot of people could benefit. BTC rise so high for so many years and for sure that there would be a lot more from bitcoin since for sure that there are lots of development will come to it in future.

 60 
 on: Today at 12:13:07 PM 
Started by LoyceV - Last post by hosseinimr93
By the way, does anyone know why are we 95 blocks behind?
That's because the average block in the current difficulty period hasn't been 10 minutes. Since the last difficulty adjustment, blocks have been mined with the average time of around 10.8 minutes. That's due to decrease in total hash power.


By the way, I expect that fees will go further down because being 95 blocks behind means at some point many blocks will be mined in a row and many transactions will soon get confirmed.
Being 95 blocks behind doesn't mean we will have 95 blocks mined fast to compensate for being behind.

Note that the difficulty will be adjusted in ~ 5 days to maintain the average block time of 10 minutes and this doesn't necessarily mean blocks will be mined faster than the current difficulty period.

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