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Question about orphaned blocks and transaction fees

If I pay a transaction fee to encourage my transaction to make it into the next block and that block ends up being orphaned, does my fee still go to that miner of the orphaned block? Now does my transaction return to the mempool without a transaction...

Just started buying.

Welp I decided to start investing and holding my Bitcoin today and was wondering is it better to keep it in the app I used to buy it (cashapp) or move it to my wallet (sparrow), either way excited for the future. submitted by /u/powervi...

The dumb thing about the 'it's not backed by anything argument '

Yeah, neither is the dollar and when the dollar was backed by something it was gold, which basically became a reserve currency because people like shiny things and it makes a sick-looking necklace. Unless you are a magpie, gold as a functional thing...

Daily Discussion, August 08, 2023

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...

Interview with new Trezor CEO, Matej Zak

Trezor, the company that created the world's first hardware wallet, has a new CEO and also plans to launch a new line-up of products. In this interview, Matej Zak talks about the Trezor Model R (codename Trezor R): a hardware wallet that will cos...

What will be the estimated bitcoin price if America hits recession and the next bitcoin halving cycle arrives at the same time?

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Hey y’all. A co-worker of mine knows how enthusiastic I am about crypto. He popped into work with 2 Butterfly Labs miners from I think 2016 and says I can put them to use if I can figure it out. Anyone have any context or leads they can give me?

I saw someone on YouTube use the power unit from the two devices to boost his newer miners idk ????????‍♂️ I’ve been in crypto 8 years now. I have a great macro understanding of BTC but choose to accumulate other digital assets that fit my budget. Ma...

Long-term Bitcoin holders hit a new high amid low volatility

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Bitcoin and Business Accounts UK

What trading platform is best to link to a UK business bank account? None of the trading platforms we're using currently support our cards. The bank itself (Lloyds) is known for being crypto friendly. We've tried loading from our PayPal balan...

Doing a Market Research On Bitcoin

Hello, Bitcoin Community! So I'm doing market research about Bitcoin and would love to have some insights from the community especially from women or moms. 1) What challenges do women/moms face when investing in Bitcoin? 2) What resources are ava...

The banger that started it all- Zeitgeist - Money Mechanics Part 1.

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Cash App, Swan, or River

I've been using Swan for a couple of years. I like the platform and have never had a problem. Customer service is great. After the primetrust debacle, I expected Cory to atleast address what happened, but it's just business a usual. I can und...

'Sitting out' for a while - a question

Practical question - if you wanted to 'pause' your exposure to Bitcoin (let's say because you thought the exchange rate vs. USD was at a temporary high and likely to fall back significantly - so there was a chance to liquidate and re-ente...

FYI: Strike Has Re-Enabled Debit Cards - Credit Cards to Follow

https://preview.redd.it/h83f6lbwtrgb1.png?width=708&format=png&auto=webp&s=f951195eb4e0b8278ea25e7d4aa7c9fed6cb1f14 submitted by /u/escodelrio [link] [comments]

The Prime Minister of Ukraine is now asking the exchanges to block all Russian users out. No matter the politics but this is a great reminder to take your coin out of any exchange. One day, your country could be on the list too. Not your keys, not yo

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Managed to add 100,000 sats to a channel between 2 of my lightning nodes via splicing!

I have a main node and a test node both running Core Lightning (v23.08rc1) with "experimental-splicing". They had about 100,000 sats on each side of the channel. I then tried to add 100,000 sats to the main node side of the channel and it...

Satoshi Nakamoto has 1 million Bitcoin

https://www.ccn.com/top-10-biggest-bitcoin-holders/#:~:text=The%20creator%20of%20Bitcoin%20under,other%20well%2Dknown%20Bitcoin%20millionaires. submitted by /u/winston_obrien [link] [comments]

Received this from HSBC today. They are very scared!!

Our new payment limits From August 2023, we’re limiting the value of payments you can send to cryptocurrency exchanges using: your debit card our digital banking services (Online & Mobile Banking) our branch & contact centres We will apply...

It does add-up after all!

I posted couple of days ago this post and after reviewing the answers, I thought to share with the sub the top 5 reasons as to why our millionaires are still weighting the pros & cons to buy BTC or are simply doing nothing about it. Here the answ...

Decommissioning Gridseed miners! 480 units ???? sad to see all these go to e-waste!

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Joltz Launches Bitcoin Rewards API To Disrupt Loyalty Rewards Market

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15-year-old Sim Racer Wins Over 300,000 Satoshis In Bitcoin Racing