How Do Bitcoin and Crypto Work? | Get Started with Bitcoin.com

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Lyn Alden - bullish on Bitcoin at ~50 min mark

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a question about setting up a Bitcoin node

Hello fellow bitcoiners I would like to set up a note in order to help with the decentralization of the network, however is it possible to connect my ledger nano x to the Bitcoin node to use as a wallet ?

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Dan Peña was right... Bitcoin is going to Zero

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Today, I'm celebrating my first Satoshi Cold wallet. (Tails OS + Electrum)

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Question about Gemini

Okay so I’m dumb and in no way smarter than any of you. But I’m a bit confused if someone can shed some light.

Why wouldn’t everyone use Gemini as their exchange to purchase? From my knowledge, they have the most secure platform available and have never even come close to being hacked. Completely compliant with NY state bank exams, cybersecurity audits, and the NYDFS. Yeah their fees are a little high, but wouldn’t you want to pay a little more for all that extra security? Am I missing something?

Every time I read through this thread, I hear of a funky one-off exchange that some dumbass lost all their crypto on. Like why are people still buying on these sketchy exchanges when they clearly know the risks?

Genuinely just curious. I am dumb so help me to learn. Thanks fellas

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Binance Receives Approval In-Principle to Operate in Kazakhstan

The biggest cryptocurrency exchange has received a regulatory license to operate as a digital asset service provider in France, Bahrain, Spain, and Dubai since 2022. The Astana Financial Services Authority, or AFSA, an independent financial services regulator in Kazakhstan, has allowed the country's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, to operate.

AFSA announced Monday that it had granted Binance in-principle authorization to operate as a digital asset trading facility and provide custody services in the Astana International Financial Centre, a financial hub in Nur-capital Sultan's city. Binance stated in a Monday blog post that it was required to ...

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