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LAMike
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Comment #43028772
Are you going to stop using AI because it consumes too much energy?
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Comment #43028735
In what way? I assume you know how the minting of coins work with miners
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Comment #42926187
Yes I think this is going to be the end of Bitcoin, we'll never hear about it again after this year
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Comment #42926173
It is more rare than gold and getting more rare every 4 years. What is the current supply of gold and what will it be in 2050?
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Comment #42926161
You don't really believe that do you? The market disagrees as well
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Comment #42926151
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Comment #42798229
His arguments about the feasibility of a 51% attack are off by an order of magnitude, and the fact that you can't easily reduce the amount of energy needed to mine is a feature, no…
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Comment #42785706
What makes Bitcoin a scam?
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Comment #42772848
Did you buy any Bitcoin for long term investment?
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Comment #42498401
Their real estate portfolio is at least 1-2B, w/ 2B in debt, they are buying the business at a ratio of 20 P/E. Will be interesting to see how they do privately, good luck to them!…
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Comment #42378035
It's cool, but I'm wondering what the breakeven cost would have to be if you weren't planning on making money from PFOF? Can easily see this being $5-10 a month without a problem o…
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Comment #39373352
Why don't you ask people in Egypt or Venezuela?
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Comment #39147577
Already ahead of you Mr. Wheeler Hope you can buy yourself one when you grow up!
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Comment #39082271
> Yeah, that seems great! Go for it! I mean, it is the best performing asset of the last 10 years, so yeah, it seems pretty great to anyone who has a brain. A 98% cash and 2% Bitco…
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Comment #39082243
> Nope, because he's been inactive for 14 years If Bitcoin is so easy to track people why don't you find him? > You mean the SQLite database at third parties in some cases? Didn't …
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Comment #39007556
You just described the current fiat system, where the top gets to benefit from the money printer while the middle class loses its purchasing power over time
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Comment #39007547
Anything backed by the guarantee of a government or corporation?
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Comment #39007536
> My daddy said bitcorn is bad :/ You should listen to him!
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Comment #39007525
That's disgusting, you should probably change your 15 year old toothbrush
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Comment #39007501
> Additionally, Bitcoin is super duper easy to track Could you tell me who Satoshi is? Could you explain how you can track who paid you a Lightning Network invoice? Have you ever w…
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Comment #39007488
> That's only a good thing in dictatorships, not in democracies. Yes, Bitcoin allows you to be a dictator of your personal finances, compared to fiat, a "democratic" system, where …
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Comment #39007464
> the entire cryptosphere as a whole is a wretched hive of scum and villainy COPE
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Comment #39007455
> Also money is worthless How do you live life if you think money is worthless?
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Comment #39007424
SCOREBOARD
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Comment #39007421
> the only way to get new Bitcoins is to get them from someone, buy them in an exchange, or invest lots of money in specialized Bitcoin mining hardware. Have you heard of this new …