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What if it's not as complicated as it seems? even the randomness of a block in bitcoin the longest chain and will be the most reliable for mankind. accidents are not random. you remember the past like everyone else... but you don't know the future, the future is the evolutionary development.

Биткоин обречен??? у нас менее 1400 лет осталось???? печально(((

Creating a truly cool nostr turned out to be much harder than expected.

Just writing and posting isn't it ... anyone who reads is obliged to look down and read your first post, but the load and traffic do not allow it, it is very much like a black hole, everyone can go around and around... but to look into its very center to penetrate into the very essence of space does not.

Even the most advanced yi cannot do this, he will have to download a lot in different ways and compare it, it is difficult.

or there are 24 words for a coin purse... someone is hiding 1-2-5-100-1000-10000 satoshi everywhere...

that's what a lot of people started to do and not to get attention but to teach people how to understand bitcoin almost instantly.

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создать по истене круто ностр оказалось куда сложнее чем ожидалось.

просто писать и ставить посты это не то ... любой читающий просто обязан заглянуть вниз и прочитать твой певый пост, но загрузка и трафик этого не позволяют, это очень напоминает черную дыру, все могут ходить вокруг да около... а вот заглянуть в самый ее центр проникнуть в саму суть пространства нет.

а вдруг в конце кто то сказал что то самое важное. даже самый продвинутый ии не сможет этого сделать ему придется скачевать много в разнабой и сопостовлять это, это сложно.

или 24 слова есть для кошелька с монетами... кто то прячет тут по 1-2-5-100-1000-10000 сатоши везде...

так начали делать многие и не для того что б привлеч внимание а для того что б люди учились понимать биткоин почти мгновенно.

Replying to Avatar $elfish gene

Our culture already has the concept of hidden messages. You know those children's detective stories where the gang finds e.g. a book with some words highlighted for secret messages?

*scooby doo*

Or people playing pop songs backwards and claim to have found satanic messages? Or more generally the pop-fiction concept of finding ancient wisdom in old texts? It's a common trope everywhere. How exciting! Just ... that isn't reality for the most part. Except that it will totally be a thing.

People loose access to their Bitcoin. All the time.

Most Mining rewards from Bitcoin were early. And early on few people saw Bitcoin as a store of value. And it's exchange value wasn't that high. It is hard to estimate how much Bitcoin is lost forever. On some old laptops. From ordinary people that just wanted to buy some weed.

Here is a podcast episode about someone searching for the Bitcoin he had back in the day.

*darknet*

Maybe we should have distributed all mining rewards more slowly. Or maybe we shouldn't have and not knowing how much money actually is in supply is part of the design.

The future is going to be a mystical place

This concept of people finding Bitcoin will be everywhere. People finding Bitcoin - in paper wallets in a safe, with their grandma having highlighted 24 words in a random book in the shelf, with a steel plate hidden under the tile in the floor, with someone stumbling upon an 20 year old Reddit post of some idiot who wrote it down in public without anybody noticing.

(I think generally searching through ancient Internet stuff that takes forever to load is going to be a thing. Like the library of Alexandria. Be prepared for fun times.)

*library*

Remember, there are billions of people on this planet. All the stuff that can happen, will happen.

In real life you will hear about it because everyone knows someone who knows someone. In the news because it is an easy story to tell - comparable to people finding native american gold in their backyard - just that it can happen to anybody anytime not just new homeowners. In fiction novels because it is easy plot device. In Navy CIS like TV shows, in cinema, everywhere.

It will happen regardless of Bitcoins price

This is not a prediction that depends on the world being hyperbitcoinized and people finding a $5 note on the way home. No, the pieces are all in place right now. Low amounts from 2010 are a treasure now. And your normal life savings could be a treasure to your grandchildren.

And make sure to not loose your Bitcoin in an actual boating accident that somebody has to find in 100 years.

Imagine the disappointment in someone 200 years from now finding your steel plate. Unlocking the wallet. Seeing a whole long list of transactions, but a final one sweeping it all clean either behind a passphrase on that seed or to an entirely new one.

Let's try;

Password

Leaf

Bitchtits

Tardigrade

WillyWonkaWasaWombat

Burger

Botulism

BruceWilliswasDeadtheWholetimE

Indianaletitgo

42069

69420

FednowIsSpYwarE666

Our culture already has the concept of hidden messages. You know those children's detective stories where the gang finds e.g. a book with some words highlighted for secret messages?

*scooby doo*

Or people playing pop songs backwards and claim to have found satanic messages? Or more generally the pop-fiction concept of finding ancient wisdom in old texts? It's a common trope everywhere. How exciting! Just ... that isn't reality for the most part. Except that it will totally be a thing.

People loose access to their Bitcoin. All the time.

Most Mining rewards from Bitcoin were early. And early on few people saw Bitcoin as a store of value. And it's exchange value wasn't that high. It is hard to estimate how much Bitcoin is lost forever. On some old laptops. From ordinary people that just wanted to buy some weed.

Here is a podcast episode about someone searching for the Bitcoin he had back in the day.

*darknet*

Maybe we should have distributed all mining rewards more slowly. Or maybe we shouldn't have and not knowing how much money actually is in supply is part of the design.

The future is going to be a mystical place

This concept of people finding Bitcoin will be everywhere. People finding Bitcoin - in paper wallets in a safe, with their grandma having highlighted 24 words in a random book in the shelf, with a steel plate hidden under the tile in the floor, with someone stumbling upon an 20 year old Reddit post of some idiot who wrote it down in public without anybody noticing.

(I think generally searching through ancient Internet stuff that takes forever to load is going to be a thing. Like the library of Alexandria. Be prepared for fun times.)

*library*

Remember, there are billions of people on this planet. All the stuff that can happen, will happen.

In real life you will hear about it because everyone knows someone who knows someone. In the news because it is an easy story to tell - comparable to people finding native american gold in their backyard - just that it can happen to anybody anytime not just new homeowners. In fiction novels because it is easy plot device. In Navy CIS like TV shows, in cinema, everywhere.

It will happen regardless of Bitcoins price

This is not a prediction that depends on the world being hyperbitcoinized and people finding a $5 note on the way home. No, the pieces are all in place right now. Low amounts from 2010 are a treasure now. And your normal life savings could be a treasure to your grandchildren.

And make sure to not loose your Bitcoin in an actual boating accident that somebody has to find in 100 years.

Bitcoin rate updated (https://www.rbc.ru/crypto/news/64146e659a794787ff57c3d9) the highest in nine months, rising above $27 thousand - to $27.08 thousand. The mark of $27 thousand asset price crossed for the first time since June 13, 2022. According to CoinGecko, as of 17:00 Moscow time, the coin is trading at $26.6 thousand, its value increased by 6.2% during the day.

Over the past 24 hours, the first cryptocurrency rose in price by $1.7 thousand. In the morning of March 17, its price exceeded the mark of $26 thousand after the opening of trading in the markets of Singapore and Hong Kong. During the day the value of the asset fell to $25.7 thousand, and then began to rise again.

During the day, 43.3 thousand traders' positions were liquidated at crypto exchanges for a total of $159 million. According to Coinglass, 76% of them were short. Orders with bitcoin accounted for $87 million, with Ethereum - $30 million. The largest forced position closing occurred on the Bitmex exchange in the pair XBT/USD - for $4.74 million. Somewhere far away rejoices former Bitmex chief liquidator Arthur Hayes, who foresaw this market move and the removal of shorts.

All of these events are related to the start of massive injections of liquidity to banks in need. The Fed launched (https://www.rbc.ru/crypto/news/64146e659a794787ff57c3d9) emergency lending programs for the banking sector (BTFP) to help the industry through the liquidity crisis.

Loans of up to one year will be made to banks and other depository institutions, backed by securities such as Treasury bonds. This should save banks from having to sell these securities quickly in the event of a crisis.

According to the estimation of JPMorgan analysts, the U.S. Federal Reserve System (Fed) may inject up to $2 trillion into the American banking system within the framework of this program, Bloomberg reported. $2 trillion is the nominal amount of bonds held by U.S. banks that are not in the top five, the strategists said. The largest players are unlikely to need these loans, believe JPMorgan.

The U.S. financial authorities have an acute dilemma, either to reduce the rate to save the banks, while letting inflation float. Or increase lending to banks, pumping more trillions into the money market, which will lead to inflation. In reality, all solutions are bad and will definitely have negative consequences.

After all, no one will tell you that the whole story, from the attacks on the two largest cryptocurrency banks in the world, Signature and SVB, to the creation of an intentional banking crisis, is just the beginning of the violent enforcement of CBDC.

All of these coordinated attacks are painfully reminiscent of events that occurred before the creation of the Fed, which was a response to the mass bankruptcy of American private banks, which were essentially state banks. Recall, then, in the early 20th century, large landowners and industrialists, in general, the rich, were being bankrupted.

The complete collapse of the banks was inevitable. Both in the U.S. and in Europe. A plan of action was already in place last fall. A voice like Biden's says that all money will disappear and collapse is inevitable, but we must keep calm and think of ways to prevent a raid on the banks. Let's make sure all the banks are communicating with each other and sharing information in real time using the informal channels we created in October.

We need to use all the power of the media to reassure people that their deposits are safe. We probably won't be able to prevent a collapse, but if we work together we can reduce the impact on us and keep the integrity of the government intact.

You know that the most over-the-top conspiracy lately, very quickly becomes history. Incredible, but a fait accompli.

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What bank do you have to put bitcoin in in order for it to collapse?

I don't understand... How can bitcoin collapse?

if all depositors withdraw it, then where? or what do they have to do?

... in short, there is no place to put bitcoin that would make it collapse.

так нужно просто отклывать то 1% кадый раз на 25 лет вперед... и поймешь... так это работает)))

когда ты поймешь что можно сделать с 1 сатоши ты прекратишь нажимать на молнию...

Worried about CBDC? no need it works until the first lockdown)

Ты смотришь рекламу??? Ахааа)))) мы с 2009 перестали это делать) просто ставь приложение для вырезания шума в виде рекламы...

полностью согласен. тут есть ньюанс...

язык простой и не надежный для будущих открытий)

что???? это стремно... переживать за тех кто потерялся...

Думаю стоит сделать нечто иное.) пусть они переживают по поводу того что не видят тебя... ты заешь как это сделать? я да...знаю

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Crypto

1. Curiosity

With a new generation comes new technologies. From a human point of view, everyone seeks their own happiness, although selfishness is what allows us as a species to optimize the limited time we have.

There are other types of humans, whom I call "scammers and charlatans" who pursue self-interest, but at the cost of other people's limited time, but indirectly thanks to them we reach convergence.

You probably entered this world of cryptocurrencies because of Xcoin or Ycoin (or some of the more than 20 thousand tokens that exist today), it was not by chance... It was marketing.

2. Skepticism

You probably heard from friends or social networks about someone who lost a lot of money playing with these tokens in the exchange houses' casino. Or maybe you thought it was silly and fashionable, that it wouldn't last more than a couple of months before disappearing. As a logical thinker, you gave up the idea of even trying.

3. Initiation

One day, you hear about a word that has echoed in your mind; either because you come from a country with many resources but bad administrators, or because you simply know someone who talks about the topic: "Inflation". You tell yourself "If I keep my money in the bank, all my savings can disappear in less than a decade" and you decide to enter the stock market. You lasted a while there, but you realized that it's not for you, you have to study and invest a lot of time that you could use for something more productive or doing something you like.

Your YouTube channel or your wall on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or Tiktok is full of people who claim to have the key to a better world:

“Invest your money here with this new technology, we're going to the moon." "The next money of the world." "Everyone will use it." "It's decentralized." "Blockchain." "The next Bitcoin"...

You got it.

You decide to take a look and are surprised by how easy it is. Congratulations, now you're one of the many like me.

4. Speculation

At this stage, you are already what they call a "trader." You spend some of your time reviewing articles, listening to podcasts, or watching videos about the latest tokens that have hit the market. You compulsively check your phone, watching as the prices of the tokens you bought move with volatility.

It's at this point that you have probably read Tweets from a "Bitcoin maxi," calling the token you bought a "shitcoin" and confidently saying that it doesn't solve any problem that a centralized database can't solve, that what you believe is going to revolutionize the industry is just a fallacy, a mirage. Ignoring the comment or responding with a "Bitcoin Maxis are orthodox," among other derogatory comments you may find.

You live in your bubble, and you're happy there (or so you think) until the next step.

5. First gains or losses

From here there is a fork in the road. If you made gains from your investments, where everything is beautiful and rosy; all those green bars, where you believe everything will continue to rise to infinity… You'll think you're a genius. You'll continue to gamble your money until bad news introduce itself at your doorstep.

The Xcoin in which you had invested part of your portfolio starts to fall, and it falls quickly. You start to wonder whether to sell it now or wait for it to go up a bit more... You spend five hours, and it falls even further. Congratulations, you lost 90% of the money you invested. The reason? Xcoin was controlled by a group of people who decided to take all the money and leave the token without liquidity or apparent use.

If you're in the gains group, you'll repeat speculation until you enter the losers' group, if not, you'll take one more step.

6. Denial

This can't be happening. The money you invested, the time... 90% of it just disappeared, just like that. You try to find someone to blame. You go on Twitter or YouTube and demand that your money be returned. No one listens to you, and you see many others doing the same thing, all of whom are ignored. There's no response from the creator or creators of Xcoin.

In the end, it was all your fault, and you accept that you lost your money. You played a stupid game... and won a stupid prize.

7. Disinterest

Once you've reached this point, there's no turning back. There's no shitcoin that attracts you, nor does Bitcoin. For many, this is a moment of total cyber nihilism (speaking of Bitcoin and "crypto"). Depending on how much you've lost in one of these new generation casinos, you are more or less resilient to even be interested in this technology.

8. Disgust

Many people stay at this point. They are not open to any idea that has to do with "magic internet money"; Everything seems like a scam, a fraud. It's a shame that because of a few scoundrels and charlatans, opportunities are taken away from people who are desperately seeking a way out of the current monetary system.

If you live in a privileged country, where you can afford to lose a couple of thousand dollars, have a tantrum for a few days, and then forget about it... You're lucky.

Many people even put their life savings at stake, in order to play the lottery and try to make quick money. Those people, as we saw with the infamous TerraUSD and Luna; FTX Fiasco, etc… Not only lose their money but also their sanity.

What's next?

There is a way out, if you're optimistic about the future. Living with your mistakes is the easiest thing to do; learning from them and moving on is what will lead you to find the right answer.

Being a millionaire isn't bad, but even being a millionaire without a purpose will leave you exposed and unprotected against the existentialist thoughts that this life has for you.

Bitcoin

You probably first heard of it during the waves of Bitcoiners back in 2012-2015. Or maybe on social media, but you decided not to pay attention because you didn't understand what you were reading or hearing.

Curiosity and skepticism were also part of this journey. If this journey crossed paths with your journey into the world of "Crypto," you may be even more closed off to taking the time to understand Bitcoin and what it represents.

9. Learning

This was and still is one of the most interesting steps for me, mainly because in theory, you never stop learning things within the whole ecosystem of a global protocol. The technology surrounding Bitcoin is always evolving.

From the moment you make your first purchase on a centralized exchange, you begin a fairly arduous research process (if you're a good investor) to know what you are buying. It is at this point that you realize that Bitcoin is more than just a way to invest for the future; it is a way to exit the current system. You came for the returns on your investment and stayed for something that is many levels above: global wealth redistribution.

10. Evangelization

When you know something very important, you want to tell everyone. Many will think you're foolish, while others will simply ignore what you say; but there will always be someone who understands what you're saying or at least tries to understand it. Those people will go through a process similar to yours, or perhaps they will skip all the weeds that is "Crypto" altogether, thanks to you.

Thanks to you, there will be many people who won't have to go through the pain of losing their money and time in these casinos. Give yourself a pat on the back, because in this last step, you are helping to build a better world.

In conclusion I created this writing not as a manual, but rather as a journal of my own experiences. I hope that in some way, it inspires you to do something that helps expand the horizons and hopes of many others.

21 million is a very interesting number.

Remember: If it's not your keys, it's not your house; not your keys not your coins.

Feel free to send me sats if you like

тут очень интересно получается... ностр дает полную свободу слова и мысли но прямо пропорционально дает всю ответственность за сказанное.

логично понять что поиск того или иного рандолика приведет к личности. или что то упустил?

дураки печатаю идиоты платят))) так работает в америке))) ну смежно ведь)))

или закрутить сильнее сингулярности)