Are the ordinals guys really back or is it panic selling?
I never trust any third party with my passwords so a simple keepassXC it is for me.
This is nuts 😂 mETH Scammers gonna scam
I looked into the open mouth shitfluencer department on youtube and there are still a lot of guys calling for a 3k Bitcoin.
I´ve listened to the whole hearing and at least every 2 minutes I wanted to run in there and shake those retards.
Its unbelievable how biased this whole hearing was with pseudo facts and total bullshit. Only light was #[0]
I really hope they will try to ban the mining so they can find out.
Its not mine, got it out of a telegram group. Don't know where it originated from
No I dont have it installed. I just use the browser version
You know this chad? Based AF
Gm&PV Plebs
Interesting view. The halving candles.
Who ever may have missed this. Listen and give it a zap ! Nice job #[1] #[0]
Anyone noticed that the grayscale Bitcoin trust pumped 25% during the last 3 days? Seems like some institutions scoop up that paper Bitcoin.
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Ok ok... can please someone with enough skill generate an image with a honey badger riding on a nostrich? Would zap big if something useful comes out of this.
Significant? News Article:
McHenry, Torres reintroduce crypto tax reform bill
News: A bipartisan group of lawmakers will revive a push today to reform crypto tax reporting provisions that date back to 2021’s bipartisan infrastructure law.
The primary focus of the Keep Innovation in America Act, co-led by House Financial Services Committee Chair Patrick McHenry (R-N.C.) and Rep. Ritchie Torres (D-N.Y.), is narrowing the definition of a crypto “broker” for tax purposes. It’s a tweak to crypto regulations first introduced and passed through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
When the infrastructure bill’s text became public in 2021, the crypto sector was shoved into its first major political fight – a fight they’d eventually lose. Advocates said at the time that the law’s treatment of digital assets would saddle non-financial firms – such as crypto miners and certain software providers – with “impossible-to-fulfill reporting requirements.”
The revived crypto bill from McHenry and Torres would address that and also go further by sharply limiting the federal government’s ability to define what a “digital asset” is. The IIJA gave the Treasury Department broad discretion to define crypto, and the Keep Innovation in America Act would limit that power
McHenry said in a statement that the bill would rectify “misguided policy and regulatory overreach [that] threatens to push this dynamic industry – and its potential benefits – overseas.”
Torres, one of the crypto sector’s top Democratic allies on Capitol Hill, said it would provide “much-needed legal and regulatory clarity to help cement our continued place as the global leader in crypto technology and innovation.”
For the european plebs... Relai have gotten 4.5m new funding.
Some interesting things on the roadmap for this year:
"The platform plans to launch several new features this year, including zero-fee trading (in Q2), a white-label product that will let other fintechs offer fiat-to-bitcoin trading (in Q3) and Lightning Network support (in Q4)"
https://www.theblock.co/post/217692/bitcoin-investment-platform-relai-funding