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Hi All, Ever since moons moved to Arbitrum Nova, I've been trying to find a cheap, KYC-less method of moving funds to/from the networks I use regularly. I use Matic quite a bit so I wanted to share the method I am using there. If anyone has sugge...
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Most banks hold US Treasuries as a large part of their "risk free" assets. If the US Congress does not agree to a debt ceiling increase by June-ish, and the US then defaults on a non-trivial amount of its debts, those "risk free"...
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Financially I can’t fathom the concept of them being successful. Paying players to play your game is flat out backwards. How can it be profitable for devs. I’m skeptical but looking open to a legitimate explanation. submitted by /u/Amin...
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I keep getting the follow error: Payment failed no money has been sent error: cannot add htlc with origin=local(...),some(actor[akka://system/user/$k/payment-initiator/$a/$e#-...])) reason=expiry too big. maximum=cltvexpiry(773797) actual=cltvexpiry(...
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… but how are you taking profits from time to time if you always pay 25% tax on it (at least in my country: Germany)? submitted by /u/vancleefen-official [link] [comments]
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by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago
So apparently the estimation is 2140 until all BTC is mined. So talking about the really long term, what happens once it’s all mined? Who validates the transactions? ETH no longer can be mined, so that seems to have an eternal life. But once all BTC...
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https://www.governor.nh.gov/news-and-media/governors-commission-cryptocurrencies-and-digital-assets-releases-final-report-and The report is surprisingly well researched recognizing how bitcoin mining operations could benefit energy infrastructure Th...
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Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank yo...
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As the tittle suggests, how is living with btc as a official currency? Perks or Cons? Diffrence from before if any? Anything really, real curious what's your first hand experience as the first country to adapt? submitted by /u/Snoo-...
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by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago
Eggland's Best one of the largest egg companies in the world announced this morning that they will be releasing a stable coin pegged to the price of one EGG. The coin will be called EGG and will always be redeemable for one EGG from Eggland...
