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If people who created Buttcoin sub on the day they created it decided to invest $100 in Bitcoin instead that day and not sell, they would have $211k worth of BTC now

So that subreddit which is just a community of BTC and crypto haters was created on 18th of July in 2011. https://www.statmuse.com/money/ask/bitcoin+price+2011 Looking at the price chart from 2011, back then price of 1 BTC was hovering at $13.16 on that particular day meaning just $100 would get you 7.6 BTC at the time. At current time of writing this, this would be worth about $211k right now. At the peak of Bitcoin back in 2021's bullrun, worth of that would be well over half a million USD. It's amazing that haters on there are longstanding users, hating for more than 10 years constantly on a thing like Bitcoin and crypto. Imagine hating something so much, calling it a ponzi scheme, a scam etc... for years and see that exact thing you're hating go from few dollars to over $50k, and you still keep hating it over the years being delusional.

Besides buying the dip on ETH and BTC what else is the community buying?

Does anyone else not care about this weeks dip? I could care less and I still plan on buying some ETH and BTC and the end of the month. My bigger question is are there any other projects that I’m missing right now? I use to be into shitcoins and ETH killers but I largely got out of the space last DEC. I still have some API3, MATIC, and DAG because I believe in their projects, but that’s about it. I have not bought anything other than ETH and BTC in over a year and now I’m actually buying more BTC over ETH (use to be a miner so I was all in early on ETH in the early days). Just curious about what I’m missing.

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What do you do for a living?

What you guys do for a living? I'm really curious. I'll start: My first job was helping my dad at his shop, got tired of waking early at 8am. My second job was at McDonald's and I climbed to manager but I quit because it was damaging my health. Right now, I work at retail and I can barely pay my bills but every chance I have, I dump into BTC. I've been doing this for a couple of years now and I'm still in the red. For perspective, I DCA a stunning amount of *drumrolls* 5% of my salary! And since it's retail, it's basically nothing, but it's honest work. What about you guys, what is your profession?

Texas-based startup enables individuals to purchase real estate using cryptocurrency

After opening my own lightning node. I've got my first 3 sats from routing

After opening my own lightning node. I've got my first 3 sats from routing, this is awesome!! ​ Any tips for a beginner?

ENS name service celebrates 6 year anniversary; offers free 5 year .ETH name registrations today only, still a few hours left I think - I picked up Marinade.ETH!

This is dip is a blessing for us, take advantage of it!

It is **less than 1 year** until next halving event. Historically the halving event leads to a bullrun. Previous bullruns overbif the former ones in terms of capital inflow. In other words: **The next bullrun will be very huge!** #Biggest bullrun in human history So what to do? We have less than 1 year to invest more in crypto at insanely cheap discount prices! You want to play it safe? Invest in the top 2 coins. You want a chance of real big life changing money, invest some into altcoins, too! (just don't yolo in with whole life savings, this would be just dumb) So this dip now to $27k is a true blessing for us! I buy as much crypto I can with the money that I can afford to lose. *"Theoretical" afford to lose, the gains and profits will be so huge, it wil unimaginable!* *May you all be blessed*

What is our consensus on "good" regulation? Be honest.

I'll start with my take. Feel free to disagree. We need at least a little regulation to keep all the scams / Ponzi's out. 1. Regulated CEXs - but KYC not required. Keeps another FTX from happening, but not the emergence of a CBDC. 2. If KYC is implemented anyway, then the allowance of mixers like Tornado Cash. Again, to avoid arriving at what is effectively CBDCs. 3. Dapp clearance - Dapps must comply with an agreed upon code of standards, to prevent scams. Such clearance must not include the forced introduction of "backdoors" for preferred parties. I did not call this registration because this should be hands off from gov entities once cleared.

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Ethereum reverses post-Shanghai upgrade gains, drops below $2,000

Can someone help me understand how this scam works?

I was transferred a clearly scam NFT and usually I don't pay attention to them, but this time, it seems like there is a legitimate offer of 4.11 WETH that I can accept on opensea. I don't understand how the scammer makes money or steals the items in my wallet here, because I trust opensea as a platform and it seems like I can just hit 'accept' and not go to their scam website linked in the ERC1155 collection page or anything like that. \[Removed link to scam NFT\] It's on abitrum nova network which, while I've never used it, I understand to be a credible network. What is the angle here? I'm genuinely so curious. I'm very tempted to try to click 'accept offer'

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Texas House of Representatives Passes Bill Mandating Proof of Reserves for Crypto Exchanges - The Daily Hodl