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Fiat is debt slavery
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Makes sense people are jumpy right now due to the recent Coldcard hack literally two weeks before this. "Hardware wallet" + "breach" in the same headline twice in one month makes it feel like one big pattern, but they're not r...
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I have been advised not to buy and that BTCs next move could drop down below 50k. I see our current price point as a great place to start DCAing. We are down from our last peak by 50% and we are sitting at a good resistance on the low end. Am I cra...
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Lightning gets pitched as solving the small-transaction problem - near-instant, low fees, actually usable for buying coffee. But channel management, liquidity balancing, and occasional routing failures seem like real friction that doesn't get tal...
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I’ve stopped talking about it, cause I get the you’re crazy look. It’s exhausting having to explain or defend yourself constantly. Please send me affirmation thoughts to stay positive. I’m cash poor til this blows up but believe in it honestly. ????...
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I went through the wallet-recovery tag on Bitcoin Stack Exchange and classified every question by what actually went wrong. I expected "I lost a word." That is not what is there. Five questions are a missing or wrong seed word. Thirteen are...
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PSA, I've received this e-mail from Bitstamp: To comply with regulatory requirements, we are introducing automated deposit controls effective August 18, 2026. What's changing: Third-party deposits from unhosted wallets exceeding EUR 1,000 are...
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This is one reason I think governments are so uncomfortable with Bitcoin and public blockchains. Cash can disappear into a system. Slush funds, hidden accounts, off-book spending and money moving through layers of intermediaries can be extremely diff...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 weeks ago
This is one reason I think governments are so uncomfortable with Bitcoin and public blockchains. Cash can disappear into a system. Slush funds, hidden accounts, off-book spending and money moving through layers of intermediaries can be extremely diff...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 weeks ago
This is one reason I think governments are so uncomfortable with Bitcoin and public blockchains. Cash can disappear into a system. Slush funds, hidden accounts, off-book spending and money moving through layers of intermediaries can be extremely diff...
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Hello yall! It's my first time posting here. I've always wondered about buying BTC, but, should i really invest part of my savings monthly in BTC and expcet something great to hapen? I want to allocate 50€ monthly into it, should i? What woul...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 weeks ago
The number of wallets holding at least 10,000 BTC has climbed back to a six-month high of 90 wallets. That may sound like a relatively small change, but the trend is worth watching. Over the past eight weeks, the network has seen a net increase of 6...
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Received this email submitted by /u/EdenPoppy [link] [comments]
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We’re emailing you because you received a Trezor order from either the US, UK, Sweden, Colombia, Brazil, Italy, or Portugal within the 90 days prior to August 8th, 2026, and your personal data was unfortunately exposed in a recent security inc...
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I want to invest in BTC, and the way i want to invest is: every now and then put like 10/15$ in it and do it for like a year. Is that a good idea and what would be my potential ROI? submitted by /u/rapid5590 [link] [comments]
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after DCA'ing all my savings u guys told me to invest in a hardware wallet for only bitcoin, so I'm planning to buy a Trezor. or im going to get a ColdCard instead? looooooooooooool submitted by /u/Maximum_Natural_8915 [...
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Boltz is the non-custodial swap provider connecting Bitcoin mainchain, Lightning, and Liquid, used as backend infrastructure by ZEUS, Aqua, and Bull Bitcoin. On August 3 they pulled the plug on everything, not because of a breach, nobody lost funds s...
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The title says it all submitted by /u/Financial-Nature5745 [link] [comments]
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bitcoin hasnt had a consensus rule change since taproot activated in november 2021, longest quiet stretch in its history. bip-110's signaling window opened around block 961,632 (~aug 9) but stayed below 1% signaling through mid july and only reac...
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Using Sparrow Wallet and Trezor/Ledger etc. Can I use a passphrase on top of each keystore within the multi sig? Also is this good practice or is it overkill? submitted by /u/DependentFabulous588 [link] [comments]
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The lightning network is a second-layer solution on top of the Bitcoin blockchain that enables quick, cheap and scalable Bitcoin payments. Here is the place to discuss and learn more about lightning! Ask your questions about lightning Provide reviews...