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In preparation for the next bull run

I hope all of you degens are having a great weekend. I would like to share a few words I hope will resonate in preparation for the bull run that may come tomorrow or in 5 years. \*\*Do Not Steal, Pawn, Beg, or Scam from Family and Friends\*\* I know, it sounds tempting. But trust me it's a terrible idea and you will burn all your bridges. If you find yourself using any of the following reasonings: "Grandma will forgive me for selling the family heirlooms when she sees the massive gains." "My kids won't need to go to college when this crypto I poured their college fund into moons" "My wife will be so glad I took our first home fund and put it all on Doge" Immediately tell someone you trust to beat your ass. Do yourself and everyone around you a favour and don't go, full addict, next bull run.

Do you really believe that no one (authorities/early btc developers) knows who the real Satoshi Nakamoto is?

Something that has always puzzled me is, how someone important like him could just disappear like that. Bitcoin has become a big deal now, still no one knows anything about the creator. In today's time, when technology is so advanced and someone who has created something that has become such a headache for so many poeple, still they couldn't find that person, idk why I just can't digest that.. Or they know everything and have hidden it from public intentionally. If that's the case, why would they hide it? I mean what's the benefit here?

Survey: 84% of Americans don’t believe that Bitcoin investments are a threat to the environment

I own couple of NFTs but have never bought one

I've never bought nfts in my life, I don't think it's a mistake and I have zero regrets. The ones that I own I got for free. It is just not for me. A few days ago, some user posted a link that says that about 75% of people who own crypto also own NFTs. I also own NFTs and those are: reddit's free nfts and one free nft from crypto royale game. Otherwise, I don't support NFTs, I don't understand them, I think they are hyped and won't last long. Maybe I am wrong, but that is the way I see it. I also think that 99% of people only see it as a investment tool and they don't actually believe that NFTs are revolutionary. And now I wonder, how come a good majority own NFTs, although even on this sub I see that people are not thrilled with nfts.

When will we finally get a decent blockchain game?

For years I've wanted to play a game that is built on blockchain, isn't buggy as fuck, and has a healthy number of players. In my mind, this game would provide a fun, engaging, and interactive experience that leverages the unique benefits of blockchain technology while incorporating elements of traditional gaming that we all love. To be honest, I hate buying in-game stuff and I've never done it in the past few years, but by allowing players to truly own their in-game items and currency, any crypto game could offer a level of transparency and trust that is often missing from traditional online games for me. So my question is: when will we get a quality blockchain game, and what will it be like?

Crypto-Friendly Trading Giant Robinhood To Pay Up to $10,200,000 to US Regulators Over 2020 Platform Outages

EL Salvador steps forward to open a second Bitcoin Embassy in Texas

Crypto.com Inks Naming Rights to F1's Miami Grand Prix

Polygon Emerges as Second-Largest Blockchain Gaming Network

Polygon has emerged as the second-largest blockchain gaming network in terms of unique active wallets (UAWs), thanks to a surge in user activity in March. According to the "Blockchain Games Report" by DappRadar, the number of UAWs engaging with games on Polygon hit 138,081 in March, a 53% increase from February. This places Polygon ahead of third and fourth-ranked Hive and BNB Chain, with 84,000 and 80,000 UAWs respectively. The first-placed Wax is well ahead of the pack with 314,000 UAWs.

US presidential candidate Robert Kennedy says FedNow is first step to banning Bitcoin

Binance.US unable to find bank partners in the United States: Report

100 years from now you'll either be the hero of your lineage or the fool

But an even worse fate? The fool who knew better: Imagine you're reincarnated in the year 2123 in a society operating on the bitcoin standard.. only to find out that your family had a shot at intergenerational wealth because you're Great Great grandad owned bitcoin at one point. He understood what bitcoin was, what it could be, and yet he still sold it for some worthless fiat, an overpriced house, or even worse... a mutual fund. Don't be that guy

What does it mean that btc is backed by power? As long as there is power there will be btc? Can I convert btc to power? Please elaborate

Bill protecting Bitcoin mining rights passes in Arkansas Senate and House

How a Canadian Couple Lost Nearly $300,000 in a Crypto Scam