Craig lost his hair. And got a weird accent.
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"The Bank of International Settlements estimates that around three quarters of Bitcoin buyers between 2015-2022 were likely to have lost money, despite a huge rise in the price of the cryptocurrency, almost certainly because they got sucked in at precisely the wrong time."
-- Laith Khalef, Head of Investment Analysis, AJ Bell
Bitcoin is the exit, there is no going out. It doesn't matter when you get sucked in.
Source: https://www.reuters.com/technology/view-bitcoin-rises-record-high-2024-03-05/
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Is it actually copper, as it's printed on the side?
Doritos Bud Lighted themselves on fire.
What's your vision with this?
Yanked the video so it can be directly watched without going to white collar facebook.
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Instead of an error zaps should just go to the user's npub.cash address. Could also be a user setting on my side. What do you think nostr:npub1gcxzte5zlkncx26j68ez60fzkvtkm9e0vrwdcvsjakxf9mu9qewqlfnj5z? 
That gives unreasonable power to the app developer, as they set the default mint.
Got this in my DMs. What's the play here?
Lol God candle is RED
Does Creed also have a song called Lower?
This is what they took from us.
I use 6 directly, and probably Amazon for a lot of others.
1000
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They're pulling the plug on the whole internet to stop this bitcoin thing.
Screenshots is from https://aggr.trade/
Another one is https://okotoki.com/
No problem, they're tricky concepts to get your head around. Are you more of a visual learner?
Maybe something like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBC-nXj3Ng4 helps, although I'm not sure if this actually covers your questions.
Must be nice being able to use 20 million dollars to make a million more in like 10 minutes no sweat
there was 20 seconds tops between the two. And only $40 difference, probably not enough to make up for fees unless they are the casino.
You extract the public key and put that into wallet software.
Naming conventions are a bit conflated, unfortunately.
A hardware wallet is for storing a private key.
Wallet software is for managing addresses from your public key.
The wallet software can construct a transaction, as that knows all your addresses and as it has access to the blockchain, knows your balances so you don't create transactions for amounts you don't have. However, as it doesn't have the private keys, it cannot sign.
The hardware wallet can sign your transaction, but doesn't know your wallet balances, so it cannot verify if you have the balances to spend, only that you have the private key that can sign.
As the hardware wallet doesn't have internet, it cannot broadcast a signed transaction, that has to go back to the wallet software, so it can broadcast the signed transaction to the broader network.
For sending, you need both. For receiving, you only need the wallet software, as you're not signing anything.
A hot wallet is basically these things combined.