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Bitcoin and Ethereum Investors Are Not Flinching, US Pressure on Crypto Will Backfire: Chris Burniske

There is no second best

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Bitcoin ‘Has No Future’ Top Russian Lawmaker Says

What has been the most significant development/progress to the tech in the last 2 years and who are the players in the space?

I thought it might be a good opportunity to have a discussion about what is actually happening in the space rather than have another ‘analyst decides moons are worth $5’ post. I myself am not overly involved in the tech or have the slightest idea of how it works, but we have been in a pretty extended bear market despite the recent pumps, and I would assume a number of projects have continued to make significant developments during that time, or new projects with bold ideas have come out. I know moons and their potential impact on social networks has become a theme of the sub, but is there anything else that has started the next wave of progress in the space?

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Chart checking addiction - The psychology reason why we are always looking at our portfolio.

Greetings from Portugal! The reason why we keep checking our portfolio is a psychological effect called **“positive intermittent reinforcement”**. Basically, it's based on traditional conditioning principles in psychology where an award is given for each successful demonstration of a desired action. It's easy to assume that most of our crypto is far from their ATH, and that can cause some anxiety. If you check it more frequently, chances are that instead of being 35% lower than the ATH, you'll focus on being 10% higher since you checked last month. Make your best efforts into self control in order to fight this urge. When you consider the **psychology of loss and gain, your mental will always lose when you check frequently.** By checking the price monthly or twice a month, you can see bitcoin's actual price movement rather than the random results of daytraders. I would love to ear the community thoughts on this! Thanks!

Are there any plans to make bitcoin more user friendly?

I started investing in bitcoin since 2017, only because a relative explained how everything works and advised what wallet and exchange to use etc. If no one introduced me to bitcoing and helped me figure out how things work and safely store my coins, I don't think I would have invested in crypto until today otherwise . I personally think there are a lot of individuals that have heard of blockchain but not taking the leap to invest because the learning curve is pretty high to get comfortable to put serious money into. That's why I think a spot ETF is also going to help a lot because it makes it much easier to invest because you dont have to self custody the coins and impossible to lose them. Just wondering, are there any ideas out there or being worked on to make it easier for new people to enter the space?

Where the U.S. Government Went Wrong in Regulating Crypto

Repeating the same mistakes from 2008

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What current problem in the world could crypto solve right now?

Crypto currency is for many still a theoretical concept - while some constitutions and even countries are experimenting with the tech. Unstable economies like Venezuela and Turkey are seeing huge positive effects of having a «stable» alternative to run to, while their own currency are suffering. Let’s say for countries with strong economic standpoints - what use do you mean crypto has right now? I have a few ideas myself - but i don’t want these to affect the comments the post will receive. Also what sector within crypto do you think will flourish with the solutions to your given problems?

Bitcoin's 'watershed moment' is here, thanks to the banking turmoil. Here's why the biggest cryptocurrency is enjoying its best quarter in 2 years amid financial turbulence.