Who could have seen this coming?!
Laugh out loud funny.
We’re at the “price controls” stage of the fiat collapse cycle.
Stablecoins are ticking time bombs of custodial risk that will end in massive regulatory rug pulls at best and rails that will become completely co-opted and controlled by the state at worst.
Not very interesting in my opinion. No matter how much traction they may have.
The kids got a ball stuck in the tree in our backyard yesterday. Their whole morning has been occupied by them getting more balls stuck in the tree trying to get the other one out. Some good wholesome fun.
IDK but that would be dope.
I think exploring everything at our fingertips that has been enabled because of upgrades like SegWit and Taproot before having discussions about contentious soft forks is the best route forward.
It's cool to see people exploring things like FROST.
The gerontocracy will not hold us down forever. This isn’t priced in.
We’re going to win.
You may not realize it now, but you will want to use bitcoin beyond a dumb savings vehicle at some point in the future. Getting exposure to bitcoin via an ETF will not enable you to realize the full benefits of the network.
After years of diving into the details of bitcoin and its monetary policy the Omani government has come to the conclusion that bitcoin is Sharia compliant money, which is massive in more ways than one.
https://tftc.io/martys-bent/issue-1377-oman-has-entered-the-chat/
Newsflash: It’s impossible to establish, let alone retain, price stability when the Fed’s explicit goal is to push prices higher. Historically, at a 2% rate of inflation and soon to be 3%. Eventually it will be higher than that.
Price stability doesn’t exist in fiat systems.
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Price fluctuations under a sane monetary system would be driven purely by demand and supply dynamics determined by the amount of raw materials available to producers and the demand for goods and services by consumers at any given point in time.
lol my bad on the quadruple post
Bitcoin's hashprice just fell to $0.06 with today's difficulty adjustment (+6.17%). Double whammy following the 12% price drop we saw at the end of last week.
Hug a miner if you see one today.
Bitcoin's hashprice just fell to $0.06 with today's difficulty adjustment (+6.17%). Double whammy following the 12% price drop we saw at the end of last week.
Hug a miner if you see one today.
Bitcoin's hashprice just fell to $0.06 with today's difficulty adjustment (+6.17%). Double whammy following the 12% price drop we saw at the end of last week.
Hug a miner if you see one today.