Bitcoin has made a new all-time high price
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#22how 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?
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#23So I suppose people must use it all the time to buy goods and services. Right?
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#25Trump seems to be good for coin. He did promise to help deregulate crypto by firing the SEC chair. - https://www.axios.com/2024/07/27/trump-bitcoin-strategic-res...
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#26how 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?
bitcoin wont be real till tether dissapears
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#27Soon 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.
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#29how 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?
The best place to learn about this is Protos.
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#30Anybody 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 thought Bitcoin and crypto is just fools gold, why get involved with blockchains and worst of all, proof of work?
Behind the asset and speculators and media focus on that, these chains are development environments with a different architecture than cloud services, and an attractive pricing model that cloud services cant compete with:
pay to deploy once, unlimited free reads, and your customers pay to update the state of your app and pay to write to your storage, which you prepaid fully in the earlier deployment
account abstraction and signin is already built for you, and transaction rails are already there and you dont need a payment processor’s terms of service to think about for your business model. its unlimited payments of unlimited size to any kind of business you launch.
it also takes all the learnings of marketing funnels, and improves it: your customers already are there and want to pay to use your app. this is the most ideal funnel in web2.0 but is the default in web3
this is always going to attract developers and their entire audiences
there is a big enough audience in the crypto economy already, for a long time. there is no need to convince anyone to come into it, just provide services to people already there based on frictions those people are already having
a full node gives you data on what everyone is doing, for free, especially in the mempool, which includes activity that hasnt been written to the blockchain yet and might never be. this information can be indexed for your perusal better, or repackaged and sold to people that dont want to run a full node