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Originally posted by StarTrekDoc View PostSo what's wrong with buying bitcoin on Robinhood over any other place at this time? Also - how hard to remove said bitcoin from Robinhood into any wallet -- phone app 'hot wallet' or cold storage wallet
?: hot wallet-- these do make you do the pass phrase still, right? And the 12 words have to come from the list of words so cannot be your own phrase like: White Coat Investor Forum Drops Bang Bucks Down Bowling Alley Lifestyle FIRE
Want to do cheap $100 invest just to see how to play around with all this tech and just own a bit of coin
And IMO it takes about 100 hours to get a grasp on Bitcoin. Some of that needs to be spent learning monetary/economic theory and some needs to be learning the technology and some on history.
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Originally posted by Panscan View Post
that would basically be the end of Bitcoin forever so you’d be lighting that money on fire. The regulatory hellfire that would result after that kind of fraud would make all of crypto a 0.
what would it take for you to completely abandon Btc forever ?
But as I have previously stated, as an investment tool I will re-evaluate after 10 years (I'm about 3 years in now) or Bitcoin at zero. For now, the waters remain very choppy...and we haven't even gotten to the governments war against it yet.
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Originally posted by NapoleanDynamite View Post
If you really want to just play with it and have a tiny little bit, Download Muun Wallet on your phone. Its a VERY SIMPLE app. After you set up the app which takes a few minutes, you can click the "receive" button. It will show a QR code. Across the top of that screen there will be a toggle button that says "Bitcoin" or "lightning". Toggle to the lightning side and copy/screen shot the QR code. If you post the QR code here, I will send you $10 worth of Bitcoin...instantly. You can then play with that and learn about it. If you lose it, you are out nothing. But the learning process will get you up and going.
And IMO it takes about 100 hours to get a grasp on Bitcoin. Some of that needs to be spent learning monetary/economic theory and some needs to be learning the technology and some on history.
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Originally posted by NapoleanDynamite View Post
Bitcoin to zero would pretty much do it. But, IMO the world is a whole heckuva lot better place if Bitcoin succeeds. There are a LOT of people that feel the same way I do. Some call us "psychopaths"...and maybe we are.
But as I have previously stated, as an investment tool I will re-evaluate after 10 years (I'm about 3 years in now) or Bitcoin at zero. For now, the waters remain very choppy...and we haven't even gotten to the governments war against it yet.
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Originally posted by jacoavlu View PostNapoleanDynamite do you run your own node?
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Originally posted by fatlittlepig View Post
I think even the true believers (which I assume you are one of) have to begin to question whether crypto’s aspirations of moving to the mainstream are over.
price and price talk is largely noise. There's plenty of signal out there
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Originally posted by fatlittlepig View Post
I think even the true believers (which I assume you are one of) have to begin to question whether crypto’s aspirations of moving to the mainstream are over.
"Bitcoiners" or "Bitcoin Maxis" which I would consider myself, do not have any concerns for the long term prospects of Bitcoin. The short term (the next 1-3 years) may not be pretty due to all of the stupid activities of the poopcoiners and the politicians. But on a long enough time horizon, I don't see a future without it. The belief of all of the Bitcoiners that I know has been strengthened and hardened by the activities over the past 6-12 months. Most understand that the fall of crypto is/was an inevitable chasm that had to be crossed to complete the journey.
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Originally posted by fatlittlepig View Post
I think even the true believers (which I assume you are one of) have to begin to question whether crypto’s aspirations of moving to the mainstream are over.
The only way for Bitcoin to seriously falter would be for the entire "Western Establishment" of USA / EU / CANZUK / Japan to outright ban Bitcoin exchanges and censor any interaction with Bitcoin wallets, like Trudeau partially tried to do in Canada this year. However, it's physically impossible for them to totally ban Bitcoin entirely unless they turn off the internet, and that would only stop it in Western countries.
As long as you have an emergency fund in dollars, I think it's very reasonable to people to buy more Bitcoin right now.
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I see Bitcoin like any limited edition item. There's a finite amount of it. Ever.
Will it be a actively tradable transaction media that aspired to with decentralized banking vs more simple tradable.commodity that has value to people because of it's limits? It would be a lot more interesting if Bitcoin was initially paired forever with some visual....like these monkeys nfts and the public ledgers of each Bitcoin is a uniquely generated by x algorithm.
The hard part that Im trying to get around is for limited edition items there is a display ownership kind of psychology behind it. Stamps, coins, dolls, Lego, cars.. what about Bitcoin? Can't display it really.
NapoleanDynamite I may just try it out. See one do one teach one 😍
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Originally posted by Outdoors View Post
Crypto, maybe. Bitcoin, not at all. Many, myself included, been buying more Bitcoin at these prices sub-20k.
The only way for Bitcoin to seriously falter would be for the entire "Western Establishment" of USA / EU / CANZUK / Japan to outright ban Bitcoin exchanges and censor any interaction with Bitcoin wallets, like Trudeau partially tried to do in Canada this year. However, it's physically impossible for them to totally ban Bitcoin entirely unless they turn off the internet, and that would only stop it in Western countries.
As long as you have an emergency fund in dollars, I think it's very reasonable to people to buy more Bitcoin right now.
they can shut down crypto at snap of fingers if so desired
Buy emergency funds in a highly speculative internet coin ! No way
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Originally posted by StarTrekDoc View PostI see Bitcoin like any limited edition item. There's a finite amount of it. Ever.
Will it be a actively tradable transaction media that aspired to with decentralized banking vs more simple tradable.commodity that has value to people because of it's limits? It would be a lot more interesting if Bitcoin was initially paired forever with some visual....like these monkeys nfts and the public ledgers of each Bitcoin is a uniquely generated by x algorithm.
The hard part that Im trying to get around is for limited edition items there is a display ownership kind of psychology behind it. Stamps, coins, dolls, Lego, cars.. what about Bitcoin? Can't display it really.
NapoleanDynamite I may just try it out. See one do one teach one 😍
there are limited edition baseball cards , it doesn’t mean they are worth anything. This is a really bad argument crypto people make with token burns and etc. the scarcity of something only matters if people need it. There is no intrinsic need for Btc or any crypto.
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Originally posted by Panscan View Post
They can enforce crypto taxation, would make crypto go to near 0 immediately. Would have tons of forced selling to pay tax man.
they can shut down crypto at snap of fingers if so desired
Buy emergency funds in a highly speculative internet coin ! No way
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