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Europe is on the verge of rationing energy and yet Biden & European leaders have just proposed $600B in global infrastructure spending focused on renewables, w/ ZERO to increase oil/gas production Western leaders now pose a greater threat to collective security than Putin or Xi https://t.co/xEPYjhJtNz

JUST IN - Central African Republic President: “An entire society grows when its country adopts #bitcoin” 🇨🇫

Anti-Crypto hate

So I’ve been on twitter and I’m surprised at the amount of crypto hate, like genuinely surprised at the amount of people who just ignore, or disregard the tech completely. Even if they’re relatively intelligent people. Can someone help me understand where this originated? Was it a news article or is it just media in general? It’s so diametrically opposing tho because on the one hand someone will complain about control of government then just say “crypto is imaginary money” clearly just belittling the idea without clearly understanding that the fucking dollar they use at the grocery store is the same thing, except it’s not limited in quantity and this is worth nothing because Uncle Sam can just take a bong rip of the money printer whenever he likes. Why?

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38 high school students in El Salvador received their Bitcoin diplomas yesterday

Price might change, but the conviction of #bitcoin users never does. > Here is @MarkYusko telling CNBC viewers to buy #bitcoin when most of the world was still laughing about it falling to less than $8,000 https://t.co/HuwuF6OHke

Is the current purchasable supply of bitcoin higher than available bitcoin?

Hey all, I heard this idea in a podcast I watched and it got me thinking. Given the situation with some exchanges having to stop withdraws gives the idea that some exchanges are fractional reserves. Does that mean there are some fake-bitcoin out there that exchanges have promised that don’t exist? I’ve been thinking about the stock-to-flow ratio predictions. Of course, models are never the complete truth. Regardless, it is an interesting way to think about bitcoin price. If there is greater supply being bought and sold, then that would artificially increase the supply and artificially drive down price. So, not only is bitcoin on sale because of the bear market, but it is on sale because exchanges are being fraudulent. Any thoughts here?

Bitcoin has died 15 times this year and we are just halfway through. Bitcoin will keep coming back, the question is whether you will.

With recent Google search trends the search of "Bitcoin is dead" has actually gone to a completly new ATH. Yes there were never more people calling BTC dead than right now. And if we take this with the previous times we saw this search peak this year and Media outlets called Bitcoin dead. BTC is at a staggering 15 deaths this year. We may very well get to 30 deaths or so this year as we are not even halfway through and BTC will actually stay in this range or go even a bit lower for this year and the upcoming months. But Bitcoin will most certainly always return even if it goes sub 10k in a year we will be back at 60k or so as BTC has down in the past that it can go as fast up as down. Bitcoin and Crypto will obviously always return the harder question is whether we all will stay till then or pass out of the markets at one point to the sheer fear. But as always patience is key...

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Crypto market regains 11% capitalization in a week

% of people that truly understand how and why bitcoin works?

Out of 100 people that know about bitcoin, or think they know about it, how many truly understand it and how it works and why it was created. I would submit the number is low. Like 5%. I know a lot of people that talk about it, but they don’t really understand how it works. Don’t you think when people truly understand it, it will catch fire?

The one thing that's still preventing me to become a BTC maximalist.

I love bitcoin. I do believe that it'll become the global currency standard in the futute, and that any other coin is doomed to fail in the long run. However, I can't help but be concerned about one thing: the privacy of the transactions. Anyone can see how much money you have and who you send to. Although wallets are pseudonymous, blockchain analysis' companies are getting better and better to determine the real identity of their owners. If this keeps up, those companies will have data about everyone's patrimony and spending habits. I don't think that this is healthy for a monetary system. So here's my question: is the bitcoin community actually concerned to improve privacy on the blockchain? Is there any improvement proposal in development in that regard that can be implemented in a future update?

Crypto's Richest Man Moves To Dubai As US Regulators Target Exchange

CBDCs are about one thing: absolute central control and management of all citizen transactions. That's why they hate Bitcoin