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Tuesday, 21 February 2023
Monday, 20 February 2023
help with advanced cash ( adv cash ) that just scammed me of 600 euros !
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hello i made a transaction of 600 euros on saturday the 18th at 10 am which was succesful for a btc deposit which was corresponding to 600 euros a that time on txbit platform. the company confirmed they received the fund thought they never sent the money as there are no tx transaction, here are the screenshots , their team is not doing anything , they basically keep on telling me to wait and wait and wait etc.. tx bit says they have nothing to do with that ... anyone has any idea what might be the course of action ? here is the btc adress showing that there was never a single deposit ; https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/addresses/btc/3FpRCybv9YxPCNLNJ4p6t4VdUYA9AXpHUn [link] [comments] |
source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/116oesg/help_with_advanced_cash_adv_cash_that_just/
BTC to $1M ???
Why do we keep seeing super high predictions for bitcoin on the long run if the return after each halving keeps getting smaller and smaller? I understand rising demand will make prices go higher but i dont see it reaching millions...
What do you all think?
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Let’s talk inflation. There’s murmurs among economists that the 2% target inflation rate could give.
I’m summarizing a couple points from a recent Ezra Klein podcast with Paul Krugman, a famous American economist. See the episode here.
1st thing. Apparently J Pow’s administration is using the one inflation metric that has shown the greatest amount of disinflation. That is, core inflation ex housing. In short, rising rents would not factor into the Fed’s current calculation of inflation. I find this interesting, because it dilutes and distorts our collective sense of what inflation is currently at, allowing for more inflation than has historically been allowed the last 30 years or so, simply because of the lens used.
Takeaway here, the Fed is using a more liberal, looser interpretation of what inflation means and perhaps a less stringent approach to reigning in inflation as a result.
2nd thing. The Fed has historically targeted a 2% inflation rate. Paul Krugman alluded that he, and some other economists in his circles, could envision a target inflation rate of say 3% or 4%. On the flip side, there’s other economists vehemently opposed to this idea, with the thinking that compromising on 2% could give way to 5% and could give way to 10%.
Takeaway here, among many economists, there’s a more liberal, looser sense of what inflation should be.
Taken together, I see some bad habits and poor discipline forming with monetary policy. We could have a world with a weaker dollar, running at a higher target inflation rate year over year.
This make me fall back to big daddy BTC. Humans and societies are subject to bad habits. Humans and societies compromise their own values all the time.
BTC is capped and forces discipline on the beholder.
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Bitcoin as a stress-reduced investment strategy
Hi everybody,
I am looking for some nuanced takes on my thought process here. I´ve been in crypto for a few years now. In the bullrun of 2021 I started dabbling a little bit in altcoins, winning some and losing some. But the more I dabbled in altcoins, the less focused and more time-consuming my investment strategy become.
Most of my gains came from buying a couple of Bitcoin in 2019 and forgetting about it, but after dabbling in altcoins I started staring paralysed at charts all day. What are all these acronyms? Result; about the same gains as I would have had just holding BTC and touching grass. Others in my trading group have much better success.
I dont have a problem with altcoins necessarily, except I dont understand them and they fill me with this sense of greed and inadequateness. Most of them are vaporware sure, but as a short term trade I see potential in increasing my Bitcoin stack.
Its just ... they seem to drag me into this downwards carousel of greed and obsession. Taking time away from business and family, tempting me into emotional decisions. I feel I understand Bitcoin - digital gold, money, hedge against shit-hits-the-fan. Maybe thats why Bitcoin dont trigger the same greedy obsession in me.
TLDR; anybody went Bitcoin only not mainly because of ideological reasons, but because of easier investment strategies? What was your reasoning, and did you stick to it? What has your results been?
Sorry if I phrase things strange, english is not my main language.
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