Why is their a difference between pricing for the different households?

It also seemed fishy for me, because Zimbabwe is in the top 10 and they don't even have enough electricity for the entire country and also constantly have brown/black outs to reduce strain on the grid.

I'm sure you wouldn't have reliable mining off their grid to be able to mine at $4000 per coin

How do I burn through like 200k sats in like 4 days?

When my friend choose to end his l**e, he moves all his blockchain assets into a wallet and emailed his wife the private key before he left. because i was one of the few whom contacted his embassy following his demise, i was able to be in contact with his wife. the past few days she has been in contact with me and i guided her to reactivate the wallet.

my friend did a rookie mistake. He made a fresh wallet and moved the USDT without sending some ETH. As his wife has very minimal knowledge about blockchain, I decided to purchase some ETH and send to the account. Dang!!!! The minimum widhtraw fee for ETH on Binance is about 16 USD and the widhtraw fee is about 2 USD! The minimum widhtraw fee for Bitcoin is way smaller on Binance. Sigh, but for the good sake of my friend, I have to purchase it and help his widow out.

Now..waiting for the ETH to reach her account. next i am going to persuade her to just swap the USDT to BTC via fixedfloat. wish me luck!

Liquidity is oxygen.

Without it, volume and volatility wane.

And investors move back towards safety on the proverbial risk curve.

Until liquidity re-accelerates, expect sideways-to-down price action in risk assets and #bitcoin.

🔥🦀🔥

(Not ind. investment advice.)

They could steal the on-chain funds and any funds that settle back to the wallet from future channel closes.