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Bitcoin has made a new all-time high price

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Re: Bitcoin has made a new all-time high price

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A few good trades if you want to juice a BTC/ETH holdings.

GLDC and BITW are currently trading a deep discounts. GDLC has filed to convert into an ETF, at which point the discount to NAV will go away.

The conversion could take up to another 200 days but you get BTC performance along with a 20% bump from the NAV flattening.

Re: Bitcoin has made a new all-time high price

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Soon this will all collapse, reaching all time highs isn't a good thing. Pyramid scheme at best, ponzi scheme at worst. I still don't know any use case for this other than speculation and people aren't even using it in the real world.

Don't buy bitcoin because it will crash... https://www.youtube.com/shorts/vII3xWrXzwY

Re: Bitcoin has made a new all-time high price

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I thought Bitcoin and crypto is just fools gold, why get involved with blockchains and worst of all, proof of work?

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Re: Bitcoin has made a new all-time high price

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how you guys interpretate all this price swings with barely no trade volumen increase? i think the whole crypto narrative it's slowly dying, okay its ATH now, but yeah, we still got this huge elephant in the room called tether and well u know

I don't know. What's going to happen with Tether?

Re: Bitcoin has made a new all-time high price

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Anybody have a reliable, up-to-date pc build guide, for a full node? I find very fragmented information everywhere. I get that "most pc's can run Bitcoin core" but I'd like some more detailed information.

> I get that "most pc's can run Bitcoin core"

Is that true though ?

I find that it doesn't take much CPU or bandwidth to run a node, as long as you limit the number of incoming peers.

Disk space (if you keep the full historical chain) is a bit more (three quarters of a T), but these days, that's fairly cheap.

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