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dadoge
5y ago
I don’t buy that analogy one bit. BTC supply is growing at a rate of less than 2% now. 90% of the supply is already mined. Miners play a very small role now in getting new supply
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dadoge
5y ago
What about anyone who fully understood its value proposition and held for a 3-4 yr timeframe? EDIT: let’s check back in in 1-3 yrs here and see if people who bought last year and held are doing :-)
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dadoge
5y ago
Slight correction: It’s down down down if you entered at a high price AND sold within 3yrs No one who held BTC for 3-4 yrs straight has lost money on their investment throughout the entire history of BTC There will be a point in time where
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dadoge
5y ago
How so? What is dishonest about it?
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dadoge
5y ago
Enron was run by a corrupt CEO who lied about its accounting. Bitcoin has no CEO or accountants. It has also gone up A LOT more than Enron did over a much longer timespan. How can you look at the log chart and think BTC is “going to zero”?
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dadoge
5y ago
Down down down huh? https://www.lookintobitcoin.com/charts/bitcoin-logarithmic-g...
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dadoge
5y ago
Which countries are banning crypto? China Guess what else they banned: Google Twitter Facebook …
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Stripe ‘Happy’ to Stay Private After Reaching $95B Value
(bloomberg.com)
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dadoge
5y ago
This guy just wanted to make a buck…this was announced the same day his book called Forward came out. No one will be paying attention to this in a year. New political don’t start from 1 person who has not held office and failed twice to w
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dadoge
5y ago
No upward financial mobility for developers? Developers are rushing to start new companies? Seems bogus to me. Tech workers are doing quite well financially speaking, and anecdotally I know no one (I’m 37 in medium/big tech) who start
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dadoge
5y ago
Ok, so the US was a fascist state when we did a polio vaccine rollout? Jeez look how far the US fell after the polio rollout (sarcasm) …
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dadoge
5y ago
I’m going to bookmark this and DM you in a few yrs pointing out how painfully wrong you’ll be There is broad consensus that covid will turn into a cold/flu like illness once our bodies have built a strong enough immune response.
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dadoge
5y ago
Let me guess, seat belt mandates are also “authoritarian”? What about measles vaccine requirements? Have you complained about those recently? Believe it or not, there was a time when measles wasn’t a thing and very few question the need for
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dadoge
5y ago
The end outcome and impact on everyone (in your case, the deceased, the family) depends on intent. Doesn’t change the original statement I made one bit
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5y ago
Intent can and will influence the outcome. Does not change anything about my original statement. The end outcome of “oops I bumped into you” is basically nothing. The end outcome of an intentional shove is quite different (maybe lack of tru
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dadoge
5y ago
Intentional or not, the outcome is all that matters. In every aspect of your life
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5y ago
Amazing
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dadoge
5y ago
It’ll look bad for both Amazon and Bitcoin if they took that out and it’s a flop
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dadoge
5y ago
And better to convert shitty fiat into something decentralized and not controlled by some other country
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dadoge
5y ago
So…with only a internet access, you can convert that shitty fiat to Bitcoin. If you dollar cost average Bitcoin, it has outperformed the usd and will very likely continue to do so in the future.
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dadoge
5y ago
Yes they “have usd” but from What I gather it’s not the norm to get paid in USD
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5y ago
https://medium.com/muunwallet/muun-releases-non-custodial-bi... They are actually at the forefront of adoption of The Lightning Network.
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dadoge
5y ago
What do you mean? Argentina has had over 30% inflation EACH YEAR for many years in a row, for instance
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dadoge
5y ago
There is very little consumer demand to buy things in Bitcoin, esp in the US. Maybe elsewhere tho…like South America or Africa
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5y ago
My tinfoil hat theory is this was some BS used to hide the fact there was other news propping up Bitcoin recently that is getting lost in headlines like this
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dadoge
5y ago
What value does a virtual coin they maintain have for them and us consumers?
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dadoge
5y ago
What a silly episode. First, the B Word conference also helped prop up the price of Bitcoin recently. There was also a lot of bullish “on-chain” metrics lately - more new people holding Bitcoin longer, etc. a few on Bitcoin have been predic
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Ask HN: Has software changed much in the last 5 yrs?
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dadoge
5y ago
Sent out the HBO Integration Test email this past week. Joking
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5y ago
A lot more fees That couldn’t be more wrong. Look into The Lightning Network
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