Infinite forks?
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Infinite forks?
The network has already experienced at least one major split. Bitcoin Cash (currently around $475USD) is a 2017 fork of bitcoin
Some FUD to brighten your morning.
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https://foreignpolicy.com/2024/12/18...y-welch-trump/
The chance of that dumb bunny having had anything to do with this other than saying "yah okay and I get paid, right?" is basically zero.Quote:
Originally Posted by MultiVerse
Gotta laugh at the people screaming "rug pull! no fair!" though. They "invested" in Hawk Tuah coin; it's pretty much spelled out in advance that it was the Springtime For Hitler of assets. I guess next they'll issue a coin literally called #RUGPULL. Rug-pull is the whole point; they're just bummed that they underestimated how quickly it played out so that their mad TA skillz didn't keep them ahead of the inevitable dump.
I'm sure someone has done that before, but it's "liquidity", right? Or "clearing leverage".
If a bank would give me an $18B loan that was backed by nothing but the (speculative) asset I was promising to purchase with that loan, I could do some nice market manipulation.Quote:
Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark
The suspicion is that fake money (Tether) is being created out of thin air, specifically so that the newly created money can be used to manipulate the price of Bitcoin. It’s no one’s real money that’s at risk there, just pure co-ordinated market manipulation.
I believe firmly in the legitimacy of hauktuah coin. Such great minds behind it.
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"See, I told you at 16k that BTC was going to crash."
“Let’s mock people who actually understand things i don’t, like markets, because they didn’t go all-in on bitcoin, while at the same time begging them to join the market and give BTC validity!”
Should I buy in at $90k?
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Originally Posted by The Nuclear Option
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Originally Posted by stalefish3169
"begging"Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyCarter
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Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark
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Originally Posted by gravitylover
If one believes this, then why would not buy BITI (short) and then convert to BTC after it dumps? That seems like a much more confident move than gambling with alt coins whil waiting for BTC to go down?Quote:
Originally Posted by byates1
Have we had an El Salvador discussion recently?
lolzQuote:
Originally Posted by bobz
The holy Land? TNO said he's giving up the dollar and moving there.Quote:
Originally Posted by frorider
70% of BTC was originally sold for < $3500.00.
With a current value of between $90K and $ 105K that leaves a lot of room to pump.
Source?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunion 2020
Shera posted a link some time ago that tried to track last traded price of all bitcoin (or something similar to that).
https://www.statista.com/statistics/...n-circulation/
You will need to search for the prices by date and do a little extrapolation. And I am not trying to capture the last traded price, I am after what it originally cost to mint/mine.
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/BTC-USD/history/
Got it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunion 2020
When shera had originally provided her link I was trying to figure out how many dollars were actually in Bitcoin. It was something like 40% of market cap at the time.
Here ya go brosefs.
https://charts.bitbo.io/sopr/
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If I’m understanding right, that’s not the metric I was talking about.Quote:
Originally Posted by stalefish3169
That’s just telling you if a given coin being sold is being sold at a gain or loss, correct?
At the time, I was looking to find out the actual purchase price of all Bitcoins in circulation, even if they weren’t being traded.
MVRV stands for “market value to realized value.”