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This thread is still going?!?
Technology is/isn't economic magic, Bitcoins' price history is all the proof you need that it is/isn't a bubble, you're right/wrong.
Thread solved.2 -
If it wasn't obvious by the block capital title, this thread is for people who are interested in talking about Bitcoin. Why participate if you've no interest, I assume you have better things to do with your time... maybe not.0
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https://www.cnbc.com/2021/02/08/tesla-buys-1point5-billion-in-bitcoin.html
Bullish.
Could be what's behind the little recovery from the last 5 days..0 -
Except that was this time last year!Zola. said:https://www.cnbc.com/2021/02/08/tesla-buys-1point5-billion-in-bitcoin.html
Bullish.
Could be what's behind the little recovery from the last 5 days..
Then Elon suddenly realised that mining uses electricity and dumped them (at profit) I think.
It’s cool though, we still have Saylor0 -
I know he dumped part of it to 'test liquidity,' but I'm curious whether he dumped all the BTC later or whether its still on the balance sheet.
Still, on the topic of businesses adopting the Bitcoin standard;
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/craft-superfood-chain-everbowl-announces-185900881.html
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Whoops, they're still holding, wrong link...Scottex99 said:
Except that was this time last year!Zola. said:https://www.cnbc.com/2021/02/08/tesla-buys-1point5-billion-in-bitcoin.html
Bullish.
Could be what's behind the little recovery from the last 5 days..
Then Elon suddenly realised that mining uses electricity and dumped them (at profit) I think.
It’s cool though, we still have Saylor1 -
Yep I just saw another post saying they have $1.99bn in holdings, so we were both wrong haha.
Pamp anyway0 -
It's only KPMG, one of the biggest financial houses for auditing and conducting due diligence, buying Bitcoin.
Probs nothing.2 -
Definitely, probably nothing2
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I have been, my last post was months ago.Zola. said:If it wasn't obvious by the block capital title, this thread is for people who are interested in talking about Bitcoin. Why participate if you've no interest, I assume you have better things to do with your time... maybe not.0
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