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@davidgarai @asiahodl Right. Except there aren’t accounts in Bitcoin, only UTxOs, because accounting systems don‘t have/need change

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@Celavie29259621 @bad00karma @blocktrainer Celsius war eine Landing Firma und keine Wallet. Sogar die Mehrheit aller Software Wallets ist non-custodial und für nicht-Institutionelle gleich leicht nutzbar wie Custodials, also bräuchte die Mehrheit nur ne App und gar keine Hardware Wallet und/oder Full-Node

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@renepickhardt @maithi_nk @maithinkx War eigentlich erstaunlich gut, nur dass ausschließlich "Crypto" Influencer/Trader gezeigt wurden, und der Fokus auf Spekulation statt der Vision war, weil man sich darüber natürlich lustig machen kann, anders als über die Fundamente von Bitcoin.

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@callebtc It takes energy to mine Bitcoin, and even though the heat cannot be converted back to energy, one can spend the Bitcoin for someone else's energy (pay for a service/product), which is exactly what ideal, hard money does; "Storing energy".

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@rahulce0122999 @leeerob @masandza_1 @nextjs what do you mean by 'update'? getServersideProps does not run on the client, only on the server, and it always fetches/updates the specified data unless you set cache headers.

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@wpeace4886 @BTCGandalf @TuurDemeester so manual calling of the contract's functions is required which requires way more technical knowledge than downloading Bitcoin Core.

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@wpeace4886 @BTCGandalf @TuurDemeester Also, none of the Ether is blocked because no one can "ban" them from the actual contracts, only from front-ends which are not necessarily required to interact with the smart contract, but still, in most cases, there are no alternative front-ends

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@macbrennan You would still (cautiously) spend your gold (deflationary ETH) for the same reasons you now buy stuff instead of selling your inflationary tokens/fiat money for deflationary assets. There is no "infinite deflation" because people will never stop consuming

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@bitcoinarchive Nothing stops people from paying in cash even if it's illegal, but especially businesses can't afford to criminalize themselves as they have to document payments. If Bitcoin was used, probably nothing would change in this regard, because businesses would still have to play along.

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@This_iZit @jessjamesjones "Having lost one's bitcoin in a boating accident" is a meme, claiming you wouldn't admit owning bitcoin in case any authorities would ask cause you've lost them

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@adi_zupa @TheCryptoLark If you just let it sit in your wallet the blockchain documents itself. Then when you sell you hopefully get some kind of receipt (from an exchange or a person if p2p/OTC) that proves when you sold it

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@DrCoin27 @TheCryptoLark no, holding for > 1 year = no tax

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@ManMonero @Waltonius @TheCryptoLark I think you're confusing value with price. BTC is hard money and persists value because you will always own the exact same portion out of 21m, even if the price drops by 50%, although I get what you mean, most don't feel comfortable at all with their portfolio dropping by 50%

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@ManMonero @TheCryptoLark store of value =/= short-term price stability measured in USD. The narrative persists, 1BTC=1BTC, long-term it will only increase in value as everything else on earth inflates

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@GR_JSAT @Padierfind @MinswapDEX In the medium article, it's stated that you have 30 minutes to send your ADA. So if people let the 30 minutes run out without sending, the MIN they reserved gets released for others to buy. That's why it was told in the Discord to stay on the page even though it was sold out

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@MoonClubBrands @redbeanscompany @MinswapDEX It was sold out at exactly 1 PM UTC. But there may still be some people canceling their orders

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@redbeanscompany @MinswapDEX in 50 minutes

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@JulioCH2021 @MinswapDEX Time zone error. Most likely going to be fixed now