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27 minutes ago, pat said:

I think BTC is going up because it can play a similar function as gold with fewer costs.

 

Trading gold means shipping heavy precious metals back and forth.  And shipping things means every once and a while $1.6 million falls off the back of a truck.

 

https://youtu.be/-d5Ue1H3QII

 

 

That is fucking hilarious. Do do-to-do to-do...

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My bitcoin has been going nutssssssss! Up 70% in the last month and almost 1000% this year! Gimme the loot baby!    Edit: when bitcoin was first developed I started mining it and had al

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22 hours ago, pat said:

I think BTC is going up because it can play a similar function as gold with fewer costs.

 

Trading gold means shipping heavy precious metals back and forth.  And shipping things means every once and a while $1.6 million falls off the back of a truck.

 

https://youtu.be/-d5Ue1H3QII

 

They are also finding very large percentages of gold reserves are just gold plated bars of other metals created to weigh the same. 

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On 4/16/2021 at 8:10 PM, OILERMAN said:

Totally sustainable

 

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Everyone here has told you these things come in cycles and we expect a large dip at some point ... in fact.. I'm pretty sure you made comments like this last big run In 2017/18. 
 

Tired of helping you but check the logarithmic chart to better understand hyper growth without getting confused by "line go up too much" 

 

 

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Why BTC stayed above $50k during the dip.

 

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/markets/why-bitcoin-stayed-above-50000

 

Much is being speculated as to the cause of this, including coal mine explosions and electrical grid blackouts in the Chinese province of Xinjiang. And with a decline in Bitcoin’s hash rate, a price correction pushed its value down to a low of ~$50,000. Yet, despite the panic selling, we didn’t break the important $50,000 level. Why?

 

Simply because Bitcoin carries on functioning 100% in spite of the hash rate drop. Transactions are being processed, blocks are mined, and coins carry on trading and exchanging freely.

 

Bitcoin’s hash rate may have dropped over 40% in a single day, but what global monetary standard or payment network could survive something similar and not have a single user denied service? Swift? Visa? Mastercard? The dollar, the pound, the euro, or the yen? There are none.

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9 minutes ago, 9 Nines said:

The true bitcoiners are selling plasma to buy more bitcoin. If you guys are not doing that, you clearly do not get it. 

 

oh man you sure got us good!!

 

 

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28 minutes ago, NashvilleNinja said:

The Batman comment reminds me... BTC guys, ETH guys, ADA guys, DOGE guys all sound like DC and Marvel fanboys going at it with each other over which is better.

I dont think anything would replace BTC for what it does. The consensus among pretty much everyone is that it's the reserve and will stay that way. Corporations adding crypto to their balance sheets are pretty much only considering BTC. 
 

Eth on the other hand has the largest amount of second layer solutions going on but even then, unless eth2 has some great upgrades, there are already better and more efficiently coded coins that basically eliminate gas prices and have more security and ability for larger numbers of transactions in a shorter time. 
 

will be an Interesting battle there in a few years. Ada, dot, eth, sia... ethos killing it but those other guys are better/faster/stronger right now. 

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Also fun local story here.... 

 

https://www.thestreet.com/crypto/bitcoin/jackson-tennessee-to-hold-bitcoin-and-pay-employees-in-cryptocurrency

 

Jackson TN adopts BTC and is giving options to pay employees in it as well as have the city mine it and keep it on the balance sheet. 
 

Lol.. if Jackson TN becomes the citadel I'm going to puke. 
 

 

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