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Bitcoin is the currency of the Internet: a distributed, worldwide, decentralized digital money. Unlike traditional currencies such as dollars, bitcoins are issued and managed without any central authority whatsoever: there is no government, company, or bank in charge of Bitcoin. As such, it is more resistant to wild inflation and corrupt banks. With Bitcoin, you can be your own bank.
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Zoom out, look at the 6 months chart, keep focused on the long term vision submitted by /u/JAYUZUMI [link] [comments]

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I think it's about time these came out of storage.... submitted by /u/ericgriffin93 [link] [comments]
There’s no stopping this train. There is nothing the US or any government can do to reign in the massive levels of debt to GDP the world enjoys today. They will claim that they intend to “grow out of it”; that is just code for currency debasement. Bitcoin is ready for that and has been since 2009. They can’t aggressively raise interest rates. They can’t wish away the debt. They can’t cut spending.…

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The monthly BTC chart closes in 4 days so wanted to share a pattern ahead of time that's been forming in plain sight. Twice this year, price pushed above a specific level, then failed to hold it and closed back below by month's end. Same level, twice, months apart. That's a textbook monthly swing failure pattern, and it usually means there's a wall of trapped supply sitting right there. People who…

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do u think it is muted similar to the most recent bull and we are past the bottom or do u think history is gonna repeat itself? submitted by /u/sossht [link] [comments]

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When demand rises, the only way supply meets demand is through a higher price. submitted by /u/JackMallersShow [link] [comments]
imo its starting to look like the people waiting for lower prices are in a bit of trouble if this builds support @ 80k. thoughts and opinions? (pls no sheeple talking about the "scheduled bottom") submitted by /u/No_Jellyfish2185 [link] [comments]

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From here on, $150k is not far-fetched!! submitted by /u/_ahmed_ashfaq [link] [comments]

Bitcoin aggressively smashed through the $70,000 resistance and skyrocketed above $80,000 in just three days, posting a gain of over 13%. Bears took a brutal hit as a massive wave of forced short liquidations crossed the $3 billion mark. While many initially attributed the surge purely to retail euphoria, the primary catalyst came from the U.S. Department of the Treasury. The agency decided to…

Don't know if anyone can help me but I've had an issue now with blockchain app for 3 and a half months, I have significant amount of funds and I am just locked out of them. I can't send coin, can't withdraw or deposit. Everything just gets stuck in pending until it eventually times out after like 45 days. Support are absolutely useless and only sending generic responses and thanking me for my…

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Bastien Teinturier, Salvatore Ingala, and spacebear joined Optech to discuss Newsletter #419: Reorg vulnerability in LND channel closes Draft BIP for rawtr() output script descriptor Ledger Bitcoin app 2.5.0 adds human-readable policy descriptions Payjoin Dev Kit (rust-payjoin) 1.0.0 released And more You can listen on our website: https://bitcoinops.org/en/podcast/2026/08/25/ Fountain:…

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Coldcard was a shock for the whole community, now everybody thinks about how to improve their security setup. But lot of people doesn’t hold a retirement worthy stack of btc, so sooner or later the question comes around: when and what to do? I would like to know, what would you recommend a beginner (small amount), intermediate and so on? When does a reel good (expensive) steel wallet makes sense,…

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“Recent dust attacks from HTX-owned wallets appear to be an attempt to spread UK- and EU-sanctioned funds to other platforms in order to discredit the broader industry,” the Kraken spokesperson continued. When a dust attack sats land in my wallet, I can simply decide what to do about them. If they land in an exchange account, the exchange block your bitcoin. "it triggers a full account lock,…

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These guys are another shitcoin test for the protocol. One dev thinking that a proposal is an enforcement and if not he and his delusional guys start calling bitcoin "pedocoin" "spamchain", "scammers"... They should simply stop talking and show their dump of what they are insulting and show all their fiat ready to be placed on their "real bitcoin"....why all the noise? Just shut up and let…
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Been following the Coldcard fallout closely and this is the most interesting response to it so far. After Coldcard losses climbed past 100 million, developer Calle and AnchorWatch CEO Rob Hamilton organized the Bitcoin Red Team, 16 volunteers globally, pointing frontier AI models at as much of Bitcoin's open source codebase as possible. OpenSats funded the compute, roughly 10k a day, AI developer…
One thing that keeps me from going all-in with Bitcoin, or any crypto, is the whole Cost Basis / Capital Gain/Loss thing on each and every single purchase or swap or mining of coins. -For DCA setups, you need to keep track of the price of the coins at the moment you buy them, every single time you buy them, because BTC value is constantly changing in price. Then when you sell, you gotta break down…
Every Bitcoin cycle has done the exact same three things, in the exact same order, since 2017 New all time high. Brutal drawdown, 80%+ historically. Then a slow reclaim that eventually breaks the old high completely. 2017 did it. 2021 did it. 2025 just did it again, peaking above $126k before correcting hard into this year. What gets lost in the panic every single cycle is that the drawdown itself…

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I agree that part of Bitcoin’s recent rise is likely tied to panic in the bond market, but I also suspect it’s connected to recent capital outflows from Russia. There’s been a short bank run driven by fears of government asset seizures. While some money is going into brokerage accounts, those assets can still be frozen or seized. I suspect some Russians are moving money into Bitcoin as a more…

https://preview.redd.it/ggo10iackxkh1.png?width=1202&format=png&auto=webp&s=61b829f2a78540bc3724c1f89c609f3e537e7761 When a Bitcoin mining center suddenly went offline in Inner Mongolia, China, the technical team started an analysis, only to find that stray cats, drawn to the warmth of the GPUs, had curled up on the machines, blocking the cooling systems and shutting everything down. submitted by…
Curious if people are using BTC for everyday purchases or mostly keeping it as savings. submitted by /u/trip1travel [link] [comments]

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Geoff Kendrick, head of digital assets research at Standard Chartered, predicts Bitcoin will reach $500K by the end of 2030. He is credible. In 2023, he predicted Bitcoin would reach $100K. Do you agree? submitted by /u/Weekly_Coffee_87 [link] [comments]

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https://preview.redd.it/vndqru1a5vkh1.png?width=371&format=png&auto=webp&s=dab0ce4e35abc20263940c06581d00133f7d2e63 That was a mad sell off right there submitted by /u/Puzzleheaded_Elk8416 [link] [comments]

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We’re going to the moon 🚀 submitted by /u/ExodiaChain [link] [comments]

For anyone worried about missing not buying. Everything is gonna be fine. submitted by /u/Verum_Seeker [link] [comments]

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