I just realize that my account have been hacked recently, while the hacker didn't change the password, he still manage to post many scams links.
I'm deeply sorry if anyone clicked on one of this link and now the situation is fixed.
@Sadekniuum Les gens ont pas capté que le boug a juste blanchi 50M$ en 2 sec. Toute la txs s'est fait en 1 seul block, tu payes 50M pour 30k, le MEV bot prend un flashloan, et repaye les 36k pour 50M.
Hop 50M sur un nouveau wallet, blanchi car c'est une txs faite par un MeV
As always, people like you are the cancer that doesn't allow defi and chain activity to grow, instead you want to be full corporate like web2 tard, instead of seeking easier way to onboard newcomers.
Everyday there is newcomers onchain, who are seeking how to use defi. But you are killing it with the idea of competiting with established institutions.
I'm not gonna lie, this sounds really bearish for me by 2 reasons.
If the quantum computer can break a private key, it will also break his quantum power, so better the attacker target a big wallet (aka satoshi wallet).
But if Satoshi wallet do the upgrade, then that mean he is alive.
As soon as satoshi does the upgrade, the market gonna nuke, like litteraly nuke.
No one is talking about the monthly candle on the Bitcoin, but guys, if in 3 days, the candle keep to be like this, the cycle is over and 2026 gonna be a shitshow year for holders and Long traders.
@vaneck_us Interesting point of view, like your diversification on exploring bitcoin mining company as a result to get direct exposure to bitcoin rather than buying it.
My question is around Ethereum, would you start running your own nodes too ?
Do you at least admit the spam problem would be WAY WAY worse without a block weight limit?
I don't see how node operators are victims of spam. Bitcoin has a block weight limit, which means node operators expect 4 million units of weight per block, no matter how much spam there is. If anything, some types of spam, like large images, makes it slightly easier for node operators
The victims of spam are people who want to use Bitcoin for payments, but have to pay more fees to outbid the spam. This is a functional market, where spammer and victim bid against each other for block space. This is the solution to spam.
There are some unfortunate instances, like price booms in NFTs, causing fee spikes. But NFTs are stupid and a poor investment, such that the capital is lost and then they don't cause many fee spikes again.
@superlolo89 OG got 0 utility, you can't even short it on Binance because the team got scared when 5 whales deposit 1M$ short each and the token dumped in few minutes.
@HIT9crypto Ah Chantale ! Celle qui te raconte de la merde depuis 8 ans en crypto, qui t'annonçait polkadot et kusama comme une révolution..
La gueule de son portfolio doit etre magnifique avec que des rekt -85% 🤣
@HaboubiAnis Ce que je voulais dire, est ce que ces chiffres sont generé aléatoirement ou c'est lui meme qui les a rentré ? En lisant ton commentaire j'en deduis que c'est lui qui les a rentré