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Anyone wanting to build up their knowledge about crypto could really use the Digital assets section from Lyn Alden's website.
https://www.lynalden.com/archives/#digital
It also specifically has an article that addresses the ponzi perception (something particularly that this forum should read up on).2 -
https://www.macrumors.com/2023/04/06/macos-includes-bitcoin-whitepaper/
For all mac users out there. ... 😁
I tried this on my machine and sure enough the whitepaper popped up."Wealth consists not in having great possessions, but in having few wants."1 -
I have some shares in Shell. They have done quite well, and if someone asked me about them I might give some information. If someone said they are a good or bad investment, I’d be moderately interested. I might comment, but probably not. In short, I’m pretty laid back about Shell.
In contrast, this thread about BTC just goes on and on. Why? What can possibly need saying still, after 283 pages of comments? Why do some people here care so much what others think?
YMMV on the page count, btw.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0 -
I guess it revolves around people in various postions: believers, people not sure, non believers.. and trolls.
Also bitcoin is continually being developed and extending its tentacles into more industries, so there is always something to talk about...whether you like it or not.
You can just ignore the thread if you have no interest. Why waste your own time and give this thread more oxygen if its not of any interest to you?
"Wealth consists not in having great possessions, but in having few wants."0 -
DannyCarey said:https://www.macrumors.com/2023/04/06/macos-includes-bitcoin-whitepaper/
For all mac users out there. ... 😁
I tried this on my machine and sure enough the whitepaper popped up.
Also saw a funny post about BSVers being in disbelief that Craig Wright wasn’t mentioned anywhere.
Oh, and $30k today, not bad2 -
Scottex99 said:DannyCarey said:https://www.macrumors.com/2023/04/06/macos-includes-bitcoin-whitepaper/
For all mac users out there. ... 😁
I tried this on my machine and sure enough the whitepaper popped up.
Also saw a funny post about BSVers being in disbelief that Craig Wright wasn’t mentioned anywhere.
Oh, and $30k today, not bad1 -
And 2x from the low this year, or 10x from Covid low? Not bad3
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That's great for people who bought during this year's low (yourself?). Not so good for people already holding the coin and suffering the loss. But I guess without those, there's nothing to fund your gain.1
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GDB2222 said:I have some shares in Shell. They have done quite well, and if someone asked me about them I might give some information. If someone said they are a good or bad investment, I’d be moderately interested. I might comment, but probably not. In short, I’m pretty laid back about Shell.
And people investing in Shell aren't entirely relying on it to move them from the precariat to generational wealth within their working lifetime.In contrast, this thread about BTC just goes on and on. Why? What can possibly need saying still, after 283 pages of comments?People are still debating whether a guy came back to life and became Superman 2,000 years after the fact. For similar reasons (replace generational wealth with not having to die).
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