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There are a lot of cryptocurrency wallets to pay and receive payments. While you choose a wallet, what things do you consider first like technical support, transaction fees or blockchain technology and why and what is the most important thing for you...
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Chase online banking bug causes double transactions and fees https://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/chase-online-banking-bug-causes-double-transactions-and-fees Buy Some Sats, Make A Node, Join A Pool. Be Your Own Bank. submitted by /u/Dex...
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Which countries as of now we can visit to get a complete exposure of bitcoin experience like travel, food and staying only through bitcoin currency? submitted by /u/Trainwithramnik [link] [comments]
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 years ago
I'm 23, been buying since 20. Lost 0.51 btc in celsius which was my entire net worth. When it all vanished I had -$5000 to my name. (Cc debt). Got a low tier Job (20 an hour before tax/deductions, about 13/hr after tax and deductions) and cleared...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 years ago
Does this reaffirm the general impression that the more shitcoin a wallet tries to cater for the less secure it is? It’s a bit scary that a (supposedly) self custodial wallet is hacked and drained like that. Is Multisig really the only way to sleep...
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Who was in Robert Breedlove‘s hedge fund? What happened to the hedge fund? Was it USD or bitcoin? submitted by /u/TimelySmell858 [link] [comments]
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I was discussing today with a few fellow bitcoiners about the 2024/2025 possible halving outcome, and the purchasing power of bitcoin enough to retire (lean fire, nothing to fancy, just stop working and replace income with bitcoin selling each month)...
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I have always had a curiosity about how bitcoin halving services calculate the countdown. For example, you have NiceHash that says halving will happen on May 2 and websites BitcoinHalving.info that have a quite different date. Why this difference? &...
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I'm doing a research based on the activity of the github repos and the diffusion. We only consider open source projects for self-hosting in a personal configuration bitcoin full node (no industrial configurations) I would like to understand with...
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Lost $55k messing around with meme coins...So I made r/NoMoreCryptoScams for people to discuss how to avoid getting rekt like I did. submitted by /u/Upbeatok [link] [comments]
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I have an old laptop that I'll never connect to the internet and I'd like to use Sparrow to generate a seed and sign transactions. What are the downsides of this? Do you consider it safe. submitted by /u/Max_the_Hodler [link]...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 years ago
Hardware wallet developers liken Trezor or Coinkite make money selling a product. How do developers like blue wallet, electrum or Sparrow make any profit from free wallets? Some wallet developers do it out of believeing in Bitcoin and enjoying the pr...
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Was soll man dazu sagen? sry for the Bad Picture Quality. I HODL. submitted by /u/Many_Ferret8365 [link] [comments]
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Keynesian Economics makes the seemingly incorrect assumption that money needs to be slowly devalued in order to encourage spending. Austrians would tell you that the hardest money is the "best" money and that since Bitcoin (will) have an in...
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