Tweet on the successful approval of CoinFLEX’s restructuring by the Seychelles Courts.

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Here Is Your "Unfair Advantage" With Bitcoin. Will You Exploit It to the Fullest? It's up to you to decide whether to join (or not) the 0.27% of those who have seized their "Unfair Advantage" with Bitcoin.

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Me since buying at 38K in February 2022

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About traceability and privacy

I have funds in wallet A, this wallet is linked to a kyc-exchange from where I receive the bitcoin I've bought- and still buy.

Now I have wallet B, it's a clean wallet with no activity, yet.

Question : would it make a difference in traceability / anonymity, if I were to send the funds from wallet A to wallet B in small batches, each time using a different adress ?

Also : Is it true that, using a service like Boltz, one could easily erase their traceability by exchanging ones BTC for LN BTC, sending that to a LN wallet, back to Boltz, exchange the LN BTC for BTC again and sending those to a clean hardware wallet ?

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Got one

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TeraWulf Starts Nuclear-Powered Bitcoin Mining With Nearly 8,000 Rigs at Nautilus Facility

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TeraWulf Starts 8,000 BTC Mining Rigs in All Nuclear-Powered Facility

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What are Bitcoin SamouraiWallet StoneWallX2 transactions? A short article

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Moved Crypto off Coinbase today!

Today I feel liberated. Moved all my crypto off Coinbase, to my new Cold Wallet. I picked up a Ledger Nano X yesterday. Did as everyone suggested. Set it up as a new device, added pin, created the 24 word recovery. Next updated the firmware so it would enable charging of the battery.

I got my keys, so it is my crypto!

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Lost seed but still have the Ledger

Hello guys !

I currently have a ledger but I’ve lost the seed phrase. I still have the 8 digits code and can transfer funds.

Do I have to worry ? As long as I have the 8 digits I can still access my funds indefinitely, no ?

Thanks

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3 Days left until my dream come true

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/11j9h6d/3_days_left_until_my_dream_come_true/

Comparing Bitcoin's Accumulation Phases: 2015/16 vs 2019/20 - A Visual Analysis Featuring the Charts with an Orange Line Marking the Next Halving, and Green Lines Illustrating the First-Year Rally Gains from the Bottom of the Prior Bear Market for a Complete Picture.

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how long until bitcoin is the worlds reference currency?

Today every news channel in every country displays the exchange rate of their national currency vs the US dollar on a nightly basis in order to guage the strength of their currency. Most people know roughly how much their currency is worth in US dollars.

Ask an indian how much 81,000 rupee is worth and they will say around $1,000 USD. Ask a brit how much 830 pounds is worth and they will say around $1,000 USD. Ask a singaporean how much 1,350 SGD is worth and they will say around $1,000 USD.

Most people dont know what their currency is worth in other national currencies but most people know what their currency is worth in USD because the US dollar is the worlds reference currency.

Bitcoin is still small relative to the USD but it is already becoming more global and more prevalent in most countries, every country has its own bitcoin exchanges. It is also starting to be used more in cross border remittances.

People compare their currency to the US dollar in order to measure their currencies performance. But as the US dollars role deminishes and bitcoins role increases people all over the world will start comparing their currency to bitcoin in order to measure their currencies performance.

There will come a time where bitcoin takes over the role of being the go-to reference currency. Soon more people will know what their currency is worth in bitcoin than know what their currency is worth in US dollars and the goal will not be to maintain stability against the USD but to maintain stability against bitcoin.

When this happens bitcoin would have become the worlds reference currency for individuals and after that its only a matter of time before bitcoin becomes the worlds reference currency for institutions and even governments.

The ironic part is no national currency could possibly maintain value against bitcoin as they are all debasing at such a rapid rate. So as bitcoin becomes the worlds default reference currency it will completely unmask just how weak all national currencies are and cause people to see exactly why they should be saving in bitcoin instead of saving in fiat.

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