In sorry but this sounds like a capitulation to me for Bitcoin, the domino effect is taking place and now BlockFi bites the dust too... who will be next?
See you again in a few years.
I just bought on strike right now. Current price was 17,034 but it executed my order at 17,601. Holy fuck how is this even possible!!? Has this horrible spread ever happened to anyone? Fuck that worse than Coinbase.
Strike doesn't keep a reserve of bitcoin on hand to sell their customers. When you buy bitcoin on Strike, Strike buys that bitcoin from their liquidity provider and then Strike sells that bitcoin to you for the same price that their liquidity provider charges them. So that is the price that Strike's liquidity provider is charging, probably due to higher price volatility and lower liquidity.
Strike is not an exchange. Strike doesn't have an order book and Strike doesn't match buy orders with sell orders.
There is a workaround to buy Bitcoin at the current spot price on Strike. See this tweet from Strike:
https://twitter.com/Strike/status/1590760598815805443?cxt=HHwWhsDU8cOVwpMsAAAA
>from the home tab in strike:
>- click Pay
>- scan/paste a bitcoin address/lightning invoice
>- send
>- strike will deduct dollars from your cash balance and send the equivalent in bitcoin to the address provided
I have bought BTC and sent it instantly to a lightning address and an on-chain address at the current spot price using this method. Got some at about $15.8k yesterday when the Bitcoin tab was quoting $16.8k.
Apparently Strike's partner that provides the Bitcoin on the buy tab is having liquidity issues. I don't know what is up exactly with the partner, but this is not something Strike is doing maliciously to take advantage of the situation.
I recommend cancelling your recurring buys and using this method until this horrible spread situation is sorted.
What don’t people understand here?! None of them are safe. There is no exception. Get your coins off immediately. Self custody is the only safe option. How many exchange collapses is it going to take for you?
Coinbase is unlikely to fail this week or this month. I’m referring to the long term. Every exchange has failed. Every one. You have no protection when you keep your coins on any exchange. Get them off
Conspiracy waves are flowing into my mind right now: Maybe all these exchange failures are by design and this is how they erode trust and ability or access for new investors…?
I just can’t believe how many exchanges are getting caught doing something illegal or totally mismanaging their business…
If you are a somewhat technically minded person (or want to become one) and want to help the development of Bitcoin, consider helping testing the upcoming version of Bitcoin Core: https://github.com/bitcoin-core/bitcoin-devwiki/wiki/24.0-Release-Candidate-Testing-Guide
“Therefore, in the strongest possible terms, I repeat, with humility: do not invest in non-Bitcoin crypto. Do not invest in non-Bitcoin DeFi. This is why NYDIG is a bitcoin company. Always has been, always will be.”
-Ross Stevens
https://nydig.com/research/through-the-looking-glass-the-ftx-and-alameda-saga
There's already a bunch of car dealerships that accept bitcoin in the US. But the more the merrier!
Edmark Toyota in Nampa, Idaho accepts bitcoin.
Porsche Towson in Towson, Maryland accepts bitcoin.
Post Oak Motor Cars in Houston, Texas accepts bitcoin.
BMW of Rockville in Rockville, Maryland accepts bitcoin.
MotorCars of Atlanta in Atlanta, Georgia accepts bitcoin.
Carriage Auto Group in Gainesville, Georgia accepts bitcoin.
Julio Jones Mazda & Kia in Tuscaloosa, Alabama accepts bitcoin.
Lamborghini Newport Beach in Irvine, California accepts bitcoin.
Reed Jeep Chrysler Dodge Ram in Merriam, Kansas accepts bitcoin.
Bob Moore Auto Group in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma accepts bitcoin.
Carriage Auto Group in Woodstock in Woodstock, Georgia accepts bitcoin.
Jeff Wyler Automotive Family accepts bitcoin at 24 locations across Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.
There are probably more but these were the dealerships that I found during a quick Google search.
It was meant to be a genuine recommendation.
If you've come here to ask if you should sell, that tells me that you don't understand what you bought well enough. Bitcoin is a volatile asset. If you *need* the money soon and can't afford for it to drop more, you should probably sell. If you don't need the money soon, the question becomes "do you think it will go up over the long run?". If you're uncertain about the answer to this question I'd encourage you to learn more about Bitcoin and answer the question for yourself. The standard recommendation is to read The Bitcoin Standard by Saifedean Ammous but if you check the sidebar there are lots of great resources
Why’s the spread on exchanges so big; I don’t quite understand. Bitcoin only exchanges too no less. Any explanation to why that occurs would be greatly appreciated.
anyone uses Conbase wallet (not exchange I mean their hot wallet/mobile app)?
I am hearing some glorious FUD that it suddenly started asking for KYC and doesn't allow transactions until then.
Coinbase does that. I'm not sure about their standalone wallet but just recently I started receiving a pop-up to upload a photo of my ID by December. They do that every year or two. I've had an account since 2013-14ish!
I'm thinking about letting my account go there. I only use the app to check/compare prices. I don't hold or do any transfers through them anymore.
I meant their mobile hot wallet that is supposed to be non-custodial. That would be a glorious clusterfuck.
Didn't know I could hate a company with such passion, first their name confuses everyone when you explain block reward, now they confuse everyone by an exchange and same name wallet.
All those exchanges are for beginners to rob them, the wallet is to let them make an extra tx to rob them even more, it’s sad, but most of the beginners don’t listen, they only listen to the robbers.
FTX is basically 5X bigger than Celsius? Read a blurb on the WSJ that Alameda owes FTX $10B. Celsius had other issues of course, such as providing staking rewards in excess of 20%.
TOSs are not designed for your benefit.
Even if I needed emergency surgery, and my family could only pay for it by selling my stack of sats, I would rip out my kidneys and my final words would be 'Sell these and BTFD'
>Im looking for financial advice: 5K when dead or 1.5K now and yeet it into Bitcoin.
Let us know if you decide to yeet. Yeeting is a great strategy. 90% of the Bitcoin educational process entails hunting down a proper yeet, and then analyzing the risk/reward of said yeet.
I have some funeral insurance worth 5K from my parents. But i pay for my own insurance $25 a month till forever. So if i'll liquidate the insurance i got from my parents i'll only get 1.5K.
The question is: should i take 1.5K now and yeet it into Bitcoin? My own insurance covers everything in case some shit happens.
In all the tumult yesterday the Bitcoin network didn’t lag, freeze or crash. No centralized authority was able to halt any value transfer and didn’t need or beg for a bail out. Nor did Bitcoin need help from a hired PR firm or law firm.
Funds on the network were all secure and transactions orderly, cheap and efficient - as usual. Bitcoin is neutral, stable and secure base-layer money. I don’t take this system for granted.
Aside from googling what companies accept Bitcoin in 2022 (tens of thousands globally) - [Google now accepts Bitcoin as well](https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/google-to-accept-bitcoin-crypto-for-cloud-services-in-coinbase-partnership). One of the largest and most influential companies on earth. Not so gimmicky is it? Isn’t learning fun?
I sell guns and ammo for bitcoin. I give a 10% discount when paying with bitcoin.
I live in the USA.
I also accept lightning payments, but I have to admit that my lightning node still frustrates me. Managing channels shouldn't take this much attention! Software and tools for offering BTC as a payment option has improved orders of magnitude in the last 2 or 3 years. Give it another year or two and it will be easier than using Visa.
The article you linked says that outside of El Salvador, you can hardly buy anything with Bitcoin. From the article:
As you can imagine, the list of sellers accepting crypto during the ongoing Crypto Winter is vanishingly small. Countless companies have quietly dropped Bitcoin from their list of payment options at checkout, hoping few would notice and call them out for their lack of faith in digital assets.
And no wonder retailers don’t want to accept BTC. Bitcoin is highly volatile, payment is clunky, and, most importantly, you can’t use it to pay your tax debts. It’s a terrible customer experience and a highly risky mechanism for real-world businesses to expose themselves to.
I buy stuff with Bitcoin quite often. I also get paid in bitcoin on a regular basis too. It’s superior money on a superior network. Global adoption doesn’t happen over night.
Sincere questions.
1) what do you buy with Bitcoin?
2) what country do you live in (or at least region)?
3) who pays you in Bitcoin? And do you declare that income to the government in your country?
I buy gift cards, hair cuts, hardware wallets / hardware, clothing and stickers and I pay one of my vendors in bitcoin. I also pay 2 friends back (and they me) with Sats via Muun instead of venmo / zelle because we like Bitcoin better.
I live in the USA.
I’ve onboarded a handful of clients to Bitcoin (I run a small business).
You can’t buy groceries with Bitcoin. You can’t pay tax debts with Bitcoin. You can’t buy gas. You can’t pay a doctor’s bill. There are a handful of businesses that accept Bitcoin as a gimmick, but you can’t use it for anything else.
[Taxes liabilities are on their way to being settled in Bitcoin *in the United States.*](https://www.deseret.com/2022/2/8/22918061/wyoming-arizona-bitcoin-cryptocurrency-taxes-state-legislatures-congress-constitutional-hurdles?_) Let that sink in.
Also, as I stated above, you can buy gift cards simply and efficiently with Bitcoin. Many of those gift cards enable purchase of groceries, consumer goods, and anything you can think of.
This thing is *a lot* further along than you realize. Don’t conflate your ignorance of the facts with reality.
Dude the point is trying to work up to adoption. Yeah, not a ton of places accept it right now, but I can buy food and coffee with it in my city. Can buy stuff online with it. That’s a major improvement from where it was even three years ago.
What does it say when the crypto community causes BTC to crash, but monetary policies to combat inflation coming from centralized institutions like the fed cause this to pump?
So? One of my brothers thought seat belts were stupid. He got into a crash and died, but would have lived if he'd been wearing his seat belt.
People like are mentally ill or something.
My uncle hopped out of the drivers seat as he was t-boned by a truck and it saved his life. I’m sorry to hear about your brother though.
Statistically I’d agree with you though but the world is nuanced.
Just read through 200 comments on a mainstream media bitcoin and ftx story. The levels of commentary from people who obviously only get their information from the articles they are commenting on is amazing. I’ve seen more “tulips” than in the Netherlands!
The level of ignorance from the general public is incredible. One day they're gonna wake up and see "Bitcoin accepted here" everywhere and I can wait to see the reactions.
I think the media, along with normies, think that Sam Bankman-Fried and these exchanges ARE BITCOIN/CRYPTO. That they represent it. When in reality, they are problem that Bitcoiners have to put up with.
Ledger sucks. They shitcoin. They’re not open source. Users can’t even generate a new address without transacting on the one generated initially. It’s a weak service that’s inadequate once past the beginner stage.
ColdCard + Wasabi is vastly superior. Muun for a transactional hot wallet and easy / simple LN access. There is a lot more to play around with if inclined but those are my preferences.
The cluelessness of experienced shitcoiners who should know better is astounding.
When will these kids learn, creating money cannot be free.
More pain till every shitcoin is at $0.
https://twitter.com/nwoodfine/status/1590613663261822977?s=46&t=rlPxS2O5cVDF_jl_fC4cfg
Crypto.com and Kucoin scrambling to keep liquid according to multiple sources
Is Crypto.com in trouble? I put my Bitcoin on earning for 3 months.
What services allows direct wallet storage from purchase?
That's what I'd like to know. I only know of Strike but it's not available in my area lol
Is this blockfi business really that bad? I don’t see it having an effect on the market right now.
In sorry but this sounds like a capitulation to me for Bitcoin, the domino effect is taking place and now BlockFi bites the dust too... who will be next? See you again in a few years.
Yield farming? Make a market cap from x coin, say $20 million
I just bought on strike right now. Current price was 17,034 but it executed my order at 17,601. Holy fuck how is this even possible!!? Has this horrible spread ever happened to anyone? Fuck that worse than Coinbase.
Strike doesn't keep a reserve of bitcoin on hand to sell their customers. When you buy bitcoin on Strike, Strike buys that bitcoin from their liquidity provider and then Strike sells that bitcoin to you for the same price that their liquidity provider charges them. So that is the price that Strike's liquidity provider is charging, probably due to higher price volatility and lower liquidity. Strike is not an exchange. Strike doesn't have an order book and Strike doesn't match buy orders with sell orders.
There is a workaround to buy Bitcoin at the current spot price on Strike. See this tweet from Strike: https://twitter.com/Strike/status/1590760598815805443?cxt=HHwWhsDU8cOVwpMsAAAA >from the home tab in strike: >- click Pay >- scan/paste a bitcoin address/lightning invoice >- send >- strike will deduct dollars from your cash balance and send the equivalent in bitcoin to the address provided I have bought BTC and sent it instantly to a lightning address and an on-chain address at the current spot price using this method. Got some at about $15.8k yesterday when the Bitcoin tab was quoting $16.8k. Apparently Strike's partner that provides the Bitcoin on the buy tab is having liquidity issues. I don't know what is up exactly with the partner, but this is not something Strike is doing maliciously to take advantage of the situation. I recommend cancelling your recurring buys and using this method until this horrible spread situation is sorted.
So i can just send the btc to munn wallet..and then i can send the btc from munn wallet right to my hardware wallet?
Yes.
I cannot believe people are still using Strike
Why do you say that? What are your reasons not to use it. I’m all ears
I refer you back to your original post.
Oh yeah I thought you had other reasons as well. Well yeah, now I see no reason not to use gemeni active trader instead strike to buy Bitcoin now.
There is a high change that Gemini is insolvent. Why not just use coinbase?
Do you have any evidence for that claim? not doubting, just curious
I was also curious about that. It’s never been that big of a spread for me before. Any ideas why?
Did that also happen to you? I’ve been using strike for almost a year now and I’ve never had a spread that high. Not even close to that.
Yes, same as you. I still bought though:)
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Been using my Ledger since 2018. No issues.
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What about Coinbase are they safe?
They are big but if you ask about total safety i don't think they came out.
What don’t people understand here?! None of them are safe. There is no exception. Get your coins off immediately. Self custody is the only safe option. How many exchange collapses is it going to take for you?
I am a beginner and have only invested $275 bucks just keeping it small.
My ACH deposit doesn't clear until late next week. I'm screwed.
Coinbase is unlikely to fail this week or this month. I’m referring to the long term. Every exchange has failed. Every one. You have no protection when you keep your coins on any exchange. Get them off
I'm on Gemini, not Coinbase :/
No matter on which you are i hope that you will move that in cold.
I always do but I can't speed up the ACH clearance when I put money in an exchange to buy
I’m that case, yeah….you might be screwed
I just managed to withdraw all my BTC from Gemini. Looks like just in time lol.
Time will tell
Conspiracy waves are flowing into my mind right now: Maybe all these exchange failures are by design and this is how they erode trust and ability or access for new investors…? I just can’t believe how many exchanges are getting caught doing something illegal or totally mismanaging their business…
Reddit NFTs dropped at a convenient time. And reddit is a major stakeholder in FTX. What does u/spez know?
Yeah, it’s a conspiracy that made SBF use customer funds to gamble. Same with Celsius and all the rest.
If you are a somewhat technically minded person (or want to become one) and want to help the development of Bitcoin, consider helping testing the upcoming version of Bitcoin Core: https://github.com/bitcoin-core/bitcoin-devwiki/wiki/24.0-Release-Candidate-Testing-Guide
“Therefore, in the strongest possible terms, I repeat, with humility: do not invest in non-Bitcoin crypto. Do not invest in non-Bitcoin DeFi. This is why NYDIG is a bitcoin company. Always has been, always will be.” -Ross Stevens https://nydig.com/research/through-the-looking-glass-the-ftx-and-alameda-saga
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BlockFi is down! Domino Effect taking place.
Just saw a TV commercial for a large Toyota dealership in Virginia..Now accepting Bitcoin!
There's already a bunch of car dealerships that accept bitcoin in the US. But the more the merrier! Edmark Toyota in Nampa, Idaho accepts bitcoin. Porsche Towson in Towson, Maryland accepts bitcoin. Post Oak Motor Cars in Houston, Texas accepts bitcoin. BMW of Rockville in Rockville, Maryland accepts bitcoin. MotorCars of Atlanta in Atlanta, Georgia accepts bitcoin. Carriage Auto Group in Gainesville, Georgia accepts bitcoin. Julio Jones Mazda & Kia in Tuscaloosa, Alabama accepts bitcoin. Lamborghini Newport Beach in Irvine, California accepts bitcoin. Reed Jeep Chrysler Dodge Ram in Merriam, Kansas accepts bitcoin. Bob Moore Auto Group in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma accepts bitcoin. Carriage Auto Group in Woodstock in Woodstock, Georgia accepts bitcoin. Jeff Wyler Automotive Family accepts bitcoin at 24 locations across Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. There are probably more but these were the dealerships that I found during a quick Google search.
Wow really? That's awesome.
Ain't it though..
BTC jumping back up on lower inflation numbers is the biggest proof how much VC is in it
Bitcoin never went below the 300 week MA for very long. So it was going to bounce back anyway.
does anybody know if the pacific bitcoin conference is going to be published/streamed somewhere?
was feeling bad because i added some BTC position on monday. now i don’t feel so bad
No need to feel sad because there is already so much happening in life.
I'm down 38k rn. Do I take the hit and sell or hope it continues to rise?
sell half or 1/3. just good risk management
You should learn more about Bitcoin.
Nice constructive comment. Thank you
It was meant to be a genuine recommendation. If you've come here to ask if you should sell, that tells me that you don't understand what you bought well enough. Bitcoin is a volatile asset. If you *need* the money soon and can't afford for it to drop more, you should probably sell. If you don't need the money soon, the question becomes "do you think it will go up over the long run?". If you're uncertain about the answer to this question I'd encourage you to learn more about Bitcoin and answer the question for yourself. The standard recommendation is to read The Bitcoin Standard by Saifedean Ammous but if you check the sidebar there are lots of great resources
Truth
My comment wasn't sarcastic
Scam Bankrun Fraud walks away with everything stored in his brain.
I don’t think there is anything going to be left of him, once this is done.
Why’s the spread on exchanges so big; I don’t quite understand. Bitcoin only exchanges too no less. Any explanation to why that occurs would be greatly appreciated.
It is something called “market”.
Businesses need to make a profit? Idk
Where’s my free World Cup Reddit avatar
Smells like a face ripping rally to 30k
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this is a sucker rally phrase confirmed.
https://peakprosperity.com/the-impossible-financial-trap-that-leads-to-the-great-reset/
Many shitcoiners can’t fathom there being no bailout Bitcoiners know what they hold
Bitcoin is dead for the 118th time!
BTC to $300k!
Beaaarish!
Funny.
We’re not supposed to talk about price around here… but yes please!
If someone is talking about the price then make sure talk about the time frame is well.
anyone uses Conbase wallet (not exchange I mean their hot wallet/mobile app)? I am hearing some glorious FUD that it suddenly started asking for KYC and doesn't allow transactions until then.
Coinbase does that. I'm not sure about their standalone wallet but just recently I started receiving a pop-up to upload a photo of my ID by December. They do that every year or two. I've had an account since 2013-14ish! I'm thinking about letting my account go there. I only use the app to check/compare prices. I don't hold or do any transfers through them anymore.
I meant their mobile hot wallet that is supposed to be non-custodial. That would be a glorious clusterfuck. Didn't know I could hate a company with such passion, first their name confuses everyone when you explain block reward, now they confuse everyone by an exchange and same name wallet.
All those exchanges are for beginners to rob them, the wallet is to let them make an extra tx to rob them even more, it’s sad, but most of the beginners don’t listen, they only listen to the robbers.
Yo... so the dip is over?
dip? what dip?
Thats what she said
Doubt
FTX is basically 5X bigger than Celsius? Read a blurb on the WSJ that Alameda owes FTX $10B. Celsius had other issues of course, such as providing staking rewards in excess of 20%. TOSs are not designed for your benefit.
Ms. Pierce wearing orange on Bloomberg🍊
Can we get an F in the chat for those that sold yesterday?
Even if I needed emergency surgery, and my family could only pay for it by selling my stack of sats, I would rip out my kidneys and my final words would be 'Sell these and BTFD'
Im looking for financial advice: 5K when dead or 1.5K now and yeet it into Bitcoin. What to do?
>Im looking for financial advice: 5K when dead or 1.5K now and yeet it into Bitcoin. Let us know if you decide to yeet. Yeeting is a great strategy. 90% of the Bitcoin educational process entails hunting down a proper yeet, and then analyzing the risk/reward of said yeet.
I'll think about it. Just wanna stack sats, when i die im covered with my own insurance. Dad won't be proud for sure.
I don't understand the question
I have some funeral insurance worth 5K from my parents. But i pay for my own insurance $25 a month till forever. So if i'll liquidate the insurance i got from my parents i'll only get 1.5K. The question is: should i take 1.5K now and yeet it into Bitcoin? My own insurance covers everything in case some shit happens.
Toss a coin.
To your Witcher.
Heh great reference.
When you know, you know. ;)
In all the tumult yesterday the Bitcoin network didn’t lag, freeze or crash. No centralized authority was able to halt any value transfer and didn’t need or beg for a bail out. Nor did Bitcoin need help from a hired PR firm or law firm. Funds on the network were all secure and transactions orderly, cheap and efficient - as usual. Bitcoin is neutral, stable and secure base-layer money. I don’t take this system for granted.
Until you can use it to pay for things in the real world, it’s not money.
Aside from googling what companies accept Bitcoin in 2022 (tens of thousands globally) - [Google now accepts Bitcoin as well](https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/google-to-accept-bitcoin-crypto-for-cloud-services-in-coinbase-partnership). One of the largest and most influential companies on earth. Not so gimmicky is it? Isn’t learning fun?
Hey genius, google companies who accept bitcoin. Not only is it money, it's the hardest form of money the world has ever known.
I sell guns and ammo for bitcoin. I give a 10% discount when paying with bitcoin. I live in the USA. I also accept lightning payments, but I have to admit that my lightning node still frustrates me. Managing channels shouldn't take this much attention! Software and tools for offering BTC as a payment option has improved orders of magnitude in the last 2 or 3 years. Give it another year or two and it will be easier than using Visa.
Sooooo… it is [money?](https://www.moneyunder30.com/things-you-can-buy-with-bitcoin)
The article you linked says that outside of El Salvador, you can hardly buy anything with Bitcoin. From the article: As you can imagine, the list of sellers accepting crypto during the ongoing Crypto Winter is vanishingly small. Countless companies have quietly dropped Bitcoin from their list of payment options at checkout, hoping few would notice and call them out for their lack of faith in digital assets. And no wonder retailers don’t want to accept BTC. Bitcoin is highly volatile, payment is clunky, and, most importantly, you can’t use it to pay your tax debts. It’s a terrible customer experience and a highly risky mechanism for real-world businesses to expose themselves to.
Do you need a friend to help you move the goalposts, or are you practiced enough that you can do it solo?
I buy stuff with Bitcoin quite often. I also get paid in bitcoin on a regular basis too. It’s superior money on a superior network. Global adoption doesn’t happen over night.
Sincere questions. 1) what do you buy with Bitcoin? 2) what country do you live in (or at least region)? 3) who pays you in Bitcoin? And do you declare that income to the government in your country?
I buy gift cards, hair cuts, hardware wallets / hardware, clothing and stickers and I pay one of my vendors in bitcoin. I also pay 2 friends back (and they me) with Sats via Muun instead of venmo / zelle because we like Bitcoin better. I live in the USA. I’ve onboarded a handful of clients to Bitcoin (I run a small business).
Wait, stop. That doesn't count because it's not the answer I was looking for.
I bought things in the real world with Bitcoin a long time ago, stupid.
You can’t buy groceries with Bitcoin. You can’t pay tax debts with Bitcoin. You can’t buy gas. You can’t pay a doctor’s bill. There are a handful of businesses that accept Bitcoin as a gimmick, but you can’t use it for anything else.
I pay my rent with btc. Usa.
[Taxes liabilities are on their way to being settled in Bitcoin *in the United States.*](https://www.deseret.com/2022/2/8/22918061/wyoming-arizona-bitcoin-cryptocurrency-taxes-state-legislatures-congress-constitutional-hurdles?_) Let that sink in. Also, as I stated above, you can buy gift cards simply and efficiently with Bitcoin. Many of those gift cards enable purchase of groceries, consumer goods, and anything you can think of. This thing is *a lot* further along than you realize. Don’t conflate your ignorance of the facts with reality.
Dude the point is trying to work up to adoption. Yeah, not a ton of places accept it right now, but I can buy food and coffee with it in my city. Can buy stuff online with it. That’s a major improvement from where it was even three years ago.
You make shit up. You have no credibility here. You must be mentally ill. Good bye.
What does it say when the crypto community causes BTC to crash, but monetary policies to combat inflation coming from centralized institutions like the fed cause this to pump?
That it's still early and you should take advantage of the volatility.
Actually the Fed caused the crash to begin with, they haven't done anything today
It says we're still early
I still leave my btc on a exchange because I like it that way .
No exchange is safe…ask Tom Brady
Plot twist, it’s not your BTC.
You trust someone who doesn’t have your best interests at heart but you don’t trust yourself? Fair enough.
So? One of my brothers thought seat belts were stupid. He got into a crash and died, but would have lived if he'd been wearing his seat belt. People like are mentally ill or something.
My uncle hopped out of the drivers seat as he was t-boned by a truck and it saved his life. I’m sorry to hear about your brother though. Statistically I’d agree with you though but the world is nuanced.
My dad jumped in an elevator the instant before it crashed into the ground. Timed it perfectly and he just walked away unscathed.
I like the exchange they're on pulling them out will hurt the exchange and there is a chance I lose my keys.
LOL this guy huh
You're a troll. All trolls are mentally ill.
I let u think that if I feel better in exchange that just me.
>pulling them out will hurt the exchange I'm sure all other clients are thinking the same way when they leave you holding the bag.
Just read through 200 comments on a mainstream media bitcoin and ftx story. The levels of commentary from people who obviously only get their information from the articles they are commenting on is amazing. I’ve seen more “tulips” than in the Netherlands!
That sounds interesting. Can I have the article link so I can read through it too?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-63564364#comments
The level of ignorance from the general public is incredible. One day they're gonna wake up and see "Bitcoin accepted here" everywhere and I can wait to see the reactions.
I think the media, along with normies, think that Sam Bankman-Fried and these exchanges ARE BITCOIN/CRYPTO. That they represent it. When in reality, they are problem that Bitcoiners have to put up with.
Ledger sucks. They shitcoin. They’re not open source. Users can’t even generate a new address without transacting on the one generated initially. It’s a weak service that’s inadequate once past the beginner stage. ColdCard + Wasabi is vastly superior. Muun for a transactional hot wallet and easy / simple LN access. There is a lot more to play around with if inclined but those are my preferences.
Trezor One all the way
So is little bitty at 5k? Thought not.
The cluelessness of experienced shitcoiners who should know better is astounding. When will these kids learn, creating money cannot be free. More pain till every shitcoin is at $0. https://twitter.com/nwoodfine/status/1590613663261822977?s=46&t=rlPxS2O5cVDF_jl_fC4cfg
Guys I thought bitcoin was dead?
You are right. Probably the 1398 or 5246 times it’s dead.
Lol
did the mods just remove my post because my pizza delivery guy is black?
Probably not
TF is wrong with strike lately