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Maximum pain in one tweet

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Glacier Protocol hasn't been updated in 4 years. Are there other open-source options

Subject pretty much says it all. Has anything superceded Glacier? Glacier's roadmap would have worked well with psbt's and other things that Core has developed since. submitted by /u/Additional_Ad_4248 [link] [comments]

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“Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant.” -Robert Louis Stevenson on stacking sats.

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Wow

Source: https://twitter.com/ki_young_ju/status/1848714459860373554?s=46&t=ihVglVXC0BQSbw6j57EoaA submitted by /u/Financial_Design_801 [link] [comments]

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a pleb trying to get w the system

Hey guys, I'm a big Bitcoin supporter, I just set my node up, I'm opting out and I'm working a dead end. Now as I set the node up I thought, damn a Bitcoin miner would be sweet, as a matter a fact mandatory to support the network (and thi...

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Bitcoin as a way to preserve weath across lifetimes

Join me in a thought experiment. Let us assume that the Afterlife and Reincarnation is real. However, for some unknown reason we keep coming back to this planet to live and start from zero. However, in the future that need not be the case. To unlock...

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Will there ever be viable lending and borrowing, using only Bitcoin as the currency involved? If so, how would that be possible and how could it work, given the implied future deflation of the currency.

One very important (arguably the most important) economic activity, is the allocation of capital from those who have saved it and are not using it, to those who have an idea for it's usage but do not own the capital. An economy lives by it's...

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???????? Blackhawk, one of the world’s largest payment providers, will offer Bitcoin gift cards at US retailers ????

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Binance Can’t Keep Its Story Straight on Misplaced $1.8B USDC

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A note on banks and swaps.

After reading this recently posted thread... There some points to be made about the space. The topic is a bit muddled, but let's look at how a large portion of global dollars move around today... and why Bitcoin is almost an antithesis to the way...

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My friend telling me about bitcoin when it was $5. Holy crap indeed my friend.

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412 Bitcoin ATM machines went off the grid in 2023 - Investor Bites

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bitcoins market cap will match golds market cap, the only question is when.

Entering an inflationary recession will easily see gold rise from $2k to $4k bringing gold to a $24 trillion dollar market cap, if bitcoin were to match golds market cap at that price one bitcoin would be over $1 million. Today so many people say one...

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What the SECURE 2.0 Act of 2022 Means for You

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How to wind down BlueWallet (noncustodial)

I currently run an LND routing node, and also have BlueWallet set up with a sub-set of the funds from that node (on chain and lightning wallets in BlueWallet, using LND Hub). I'd like to stop using BlueWallet and switch to Zeus, but I'm uncle...

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The Future of Bitcoin Banking with Eric Yakes — What Bitcoin Did

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A Central Bank Ponzi Blowing Up: Hyperinflation and the rise of Bitcoin in Lebanon

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What day is best for DCA? It shouldn't matter but would a Sunday be best for instance?

Any links would be helpful. I am not familiar with DCA. submitted by /u/Impossible_Ad5208 [link] [comments]

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Living on Bitcoin

Is anyone effectively living solely on BTC. What platforms do you use submitted by /u/Substantial-Alarm178 [link] [comments]

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Coinbase trying to stop Gary Gensler

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Lawyer for "Blockchain Association" Whines on Twitter About Bitcoiners Not Defending Alts From The Mean Old SEC - Gets Roasted With Logic and Facts - Twitter Thread Worth Reading

Here is the tweet that kickstarted the discussion: https://twitter.com/jchervinsky/status/1630314678168563713 ​ https://preview.redd.it/p1qdd8vjq4la1.png?width=738&format=png&auto=webp&s=cde81ade4d16c479890e6548a07c4fd85f70e3...

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Exchanges operating in East Africa

I have a friend in Tanzania I had been utilizing localbitcoins to be able to send bitcoin she was able to sell and redeem for local currency. This was both much quicker and less expensive than using the usual moneygram type services. We also usually...

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The Breez Open-LSP Model: Scaling Lightning by Sharing ROI with 3rd-Party LSPs

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[technical] Understanding Bitcoin Miniscript - Part II - What is Miniscript?

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Apparently the CFTC has considered Bitcoin and 'Other' Cryptocurrencies a commodity for more than 2 years. Apparently the SEC and CFTC can hold opposing views for years and thats acceptable?

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