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- ESKEMA3
I just sold the handshake top level domain tiebreaker/
I won it last year for 3.01 hns and set the price to 51 hnsit's not the first one I sell, and I only invested 100 hns last year (about $10 at the time). With that, i managed to win more than 100 top level domains, a bunch of them for free.
it's fun when you put in play money and the game gets either profitable, or just pays for itself, all this while exploring new technology.
- What new technology are you exploring?monospaced
- Hnadshake. Decentralized Root DNS Zone
handshake.orgESKEMA - Decentralised DNS literally brakes the net, so what have you got yourself into this time?!grafician
- do this: https://www.hdns.io/…
then go to http://balas/ESKEMA - brave integration is coming.. it doens't break the internet, it sets it freeESKEMA
- so anybody can stop this just by blocking 103.196.38.39
Dude...grafician - It's beyond me how smart people can waste so much time investing in useless and dumb techgrafician
- are you dumb?
that's just one resolver, anyone can make one available. Can you at least look into something before making dumb comments?ESKEMA - So what are the others? Running a DNS service in Australia is beyond reckless. You're toying with stuff you have no clue about lolgrafician
- I looked into it and after all that, it's still a dumb idea. But yeah, good luck wasting timegrafician
- the entire Privacy Policy of that HDNS 'project" is 2 fucking pages shared on google docs LOL
Dude...grafician - if you start a new "dark web" project, at least do it in countries that aren't part of the 5 eyes...bruhgrafician
- so again, any kind of DNS service is still tied to IPs because thats how Internet works, just because you add a "layer 2" on top doesn't make it special lolgrafician
- https://i.gifer.com/…ESKEMA
- you're truly hilarious. at least you made me chuckle lol. don't ever change.ESKEMA
- lol you literally posted something about yourself winning at monopoly money buddy, chillgrafician
- @grafician. for some one so down on crypto - you spend a hell of lot of time talking about it._me_
- @_me_ spending the same amount of time posting in the Nature or Space threads, so what's up?grafician
- neverscared0
Over the past year and a half, the price of BTC and other cryptocurrencies is entirely driven by a blatant and obvious fraud: the "Stablecoins" Tether and Circle.
here is a basic supply and demand equation: New Bitcoin = (New $ + New stablecoins). In the previous bubble it was about 2/3rds dollars and 1/3rd Tether.
Now it is deeply, DEEPLY stablecoins, with the new $ going out at a massive rate as anyone with a clue cashes out...
https://twitter.com/ncweaver/sta…
In the past 6 months, Circle added $20B and Tether $40B. In that time there was about 160k new Bitcoin. At "just" $30k/BTC that is $5B. So the net outflow of $ is in the neighborhood of $50B. Give or take...
- And that's really the entire marketcap of the crypto space, more or less 10:1grafician
- Tether hasn't printed in over a month = price of Bitcoin down and ranging sincegrafician
- most whales already sold, lots of whale wallets are emptygrafician
- re: other coins, just compare the charts vs. BTC, most of them copy BTC to the lettergrafician
- re: USDC they say it's backed by Coinbase, they're printing daily, sometimes burning coins, but overall coinbase hadn't had an audit in half a year or more...grafician
- https://cryptohayes.…ESKEMA
- @ESKEMA have you ever heard of "liquidity"? Just because crypto can work without dollars doesn't make it top my mangrafician
- Bitcoin as a project already failed years ago. The entire crypto market is 100% based on speculation at this point.grafician
- Any asset than can be influenced this easily - with a tweet nonetheless - is worth as much as a tulip - tops!grafician
- https://i.kym-cdn.co…ESKEMA
- Yeah sorry, I can argue all day with you, but everything I post in this thread is 100% true and you know it :))grafician
- grafician-7
"Deep in rural China, bitcoin miners are packing up
A government clampdown has forced most of them offline"
https://www.economist.com/china/…
- fuck these fuckers!
it's 27*C at 11PMgrafician - Doesn't stop the chinese gov from actually owning a shit load of coins though..shapesalad
- we're discussing the survival of the species on this planet vs. bitcoins? wowgrafician
- I really don't understand China's position on this matter.utopian
- ^they can't control their currency with crypto and they don't want capital to exit the mainland so bye cryptografician
- China is getting pretty scary with its crackdowns. Glad I don't have a lot of money invested in companies there.formed
- scary?! that what communists actually do, take over and ban whatever is not "in the people's interest"grafician
- fuck these fuckers!
- grafician-5
"UK financial watchdog bans crypto exchange Binance"
- "from offering certain services"fadein11
- like tradinggrafician
- Ontario, CA banned them too, Japan gave them a notice or something...
The house of cards is starting to shakegrafician - @graf, wrong - "Trading cryptocurrencies is not directly regulated in the UK, but other related activities — such as selling derivatives — do require approval."fadein11
- would be kool just to see the whole thing crumbling ...neverscared
- @fade are you joking? This refers only to Binance in this case, not other regulated brokers offering crypto tradinggrafician
- Binance hasn't been banned from trading crypto. It says it all in your link.fadein11
- @fade uhm, right, how about now: https://www.theblock…grafician
- People keep reading the wrong articlesGnash
- lol, are you reading anything, "regulated activities". Crypto trading isn't regulated in the UK yet. This is all about derivatives which are regulated.fadein11
- If what you believe is true the same would apply to Coinbase, but it doesn't because Coinbase don't offer regulated services like Binance.fadein11
- are you playing stupid or?grafician
- No, you aren't reading what you post, read again, slowly this time. The clickbait headline was misleading and clearly worked.fadein11
- also coinbase is regulated in the US and offers KYC while Binance is not (that subsidiary in the US is useless, just like this UK one now)grafician
- regulation is coming for sure and rightly so, but this isn't what you think it is.fadein11
- Binance hasn't been banned from trading crypto currency in the UK, it's all explained in your links.fadein11
- So you don't understand English but you're in the UK. Great.grafician
- so they can't do options, futures etc and also they can't do unregulated spot trading. what exactly are they useful for then?
smhgrafician - Also overall no, crypto won't survive regulation when the entire market is a scam.
And giving Coinbase as an example is dumb af when their shares are downgrafician - if you use Binance you can still buy and sell crypto. it's not a ban on trading crypto it's a ban on other regulated services.fadein11
- and they are issuing USDC and not having been properly audited in monthsgrafician
- Do you want me to pull out more quotes for you?fadein11
- also how exactly would you regulate Binance when they don't even have a proper HQ, they're an actual shell company, not even registered in some fiscal paradisegrafician
- I was just commenting on your misleading headline and link you didn't read or understand.fadein11
- so fadein11 start fucking reading articles and not comment nonsense lol
smhgrafician - Eh? That's exactly what is happening here. Some of the services they offer are regulated in the UK. I'm not arguing in favour of crypto, you just haven'tfadein11
- bothered to read it properly.fadein11
- I mean you can resort to insults if it helps with your lack of understanding of a very basic article.fadein11
- I gave you another article in the comments with more clear answers, yet you still don't get it, oh well
go ahead "buy and sell" on binance from the UKgrafician - I responded to that article, which said exactly the same as the first one. Some Binance services fall under UK regulation. Trading does not.fadein11
- It's okay to be wrong sometimes.fadein11
- again, it says in all the articles about this that also unregulated activities like spot trading (buy-sell) is banned, in the UK, sure, not internationallygrafician
- that is exactly what "banned in the UK" means, like I can still trade in the EU but you don't in the UK, clear for you now? damngrafician
- so legally you can't use Binance in the UK, if you risk it using the "international" version go ahead, but the articles are 100% right and you're wasting timegrafician
- https://www.bloomber…fadein11
- https://decrypt.co/7…grafician
- so if you're in the markets without understanding how these things work is worrisome...grafician
- you can use Binance in the UK, they just can't set up their new UK division until approved.fadein11
- prices are up on the news anyway.fadein11
- your link, there's even a bullet point for you at the top:
https://decrypt.co/7…fadein11 - mate, you seem tick - the idea was that you can't speculate anymore with Binance, just buy and hold or sell, that can be done with other brokersgrafician
- here, BBC makes it even more clear for you: https://www.bbc.com/…grafician
- so yeah, this might not affect the "international" Binance website, but this means you can't legally use Binance in the UK nowgrafician
- thanks, it took a while but you have just confirmed exactly what I said from the start. You can still buy and sell crypto on Binance.fadein11
- from your latest link:
"This means that people in the UK are not allowed to use Binance's services to speculate, or bet or bet, on whether the price of a...fadein11 - ...currency like Bitcoin goes up or down.
However, they are still allowed to use the website to purchase and sell crypto-currencies, which is not regulated"fadein11 - both links confirm exactly what I said from the start.fadein11
- uhm but that was literally NOT the point, the point was Binance is not regulated in the UK and remains unregulated worldwidegrafician
- for futures, options, trading cpds and stuff, the juicy stuff...buying and holding is for grandmasgrafician
- lol and that's exactly what I said... jesus, give up now.fadein11
- my first comment said that. then you said you could buy and sell crypto on Binance which is completely wrong. But seriously I'm bored now.fadein11
- *couldn'tfadein11
- you said you can buy and sell/hold, I said trading is over and I was right, go home you're drunkgrafician
- "if you use Binance you can still buy and sell crypto. it's not a ban on trading crypto it's a ban on other regulated services.
fadein11"grafician - graf doesn't give up, even if he's flat out wrong out of the gate and you show him how wrong over a dozen notes, he still won't shut the fuck upmonospaced
- fadein11 is right, obvioslymonospaced
- lol, the morons still at it. 2 links HE shared both disprove his drivel and he still rants on...fadein11
- The point was that Binance is banned from the UK, not that the UK is banning trading crypto overall, how is that hard to comprehend?! And how was I wrong?grafician
- read from the top, slowly, you stated numerous times Binance was banned in the UK. it isn't, the UK division they planned to open hasn't been given approval. Itfadein11
- never existed. Binance withdrew their application. It's a nuffink burger. Everyone uses the Binance app. Do you only use local websites in Romania or something?fadein11
- All your links clearly state buying and selling crypto via Binance isn't affected. Yet you still argue. It's quite funny now. But also boring. it's okay to befadein11
- wrong sometimes.fadein11
- https://www.fca.org.…grafician
- so the entire group is banned, how exactly am I wrong again?grafician
- sure, you can still access it, UK is not China to have it banned with the great firewall, but legally you can't use it, so I was rightgrafician
- the entire group isn't banned read the first paragraph, the UK division is banned because they withdrew their application. How many more times you tool. It's okfadein11
- to be wrong (again).fadein11
- I admire your conviction in failing to disprove you are wrong though. It's impressive.fadein11
- "Binance Markets Limited is not permitted to undertake any regulated activity in the UK. This firm is part of a wider Group (Binance Group)."fadein11
- Binance Markets Limited isn't "the entire group". it's all there in the first paragraph, read again.fadein11
- Not to mention "regulated activity" which isn't buying, selling and holding crypto lol. Regulated activity are derivatives. Which is totally the right thing forfadein11
- the FCA to do.fadein11
- shapesalad3
Regarding the binance.uk ban... it'll only be on this FCA listed acquisition rebranded as binance.uk where you won't be able to do futures/derivatives/leveraged trades. It's all ok via binance global. But the press loves some FUD.
- thisfadein11
- "CEO Changpeng Zhao has previously said in a Bloomberg interview the company is "very regulated."'
https://www.business…grafician - Binance is unregulated everywhere, it's basically BitTorrent but for cryptografician
- Anyway, question for you boys: if Binance is banned now in the UK how do you justify gains for tax purposes going forward using the "international" version?grafician
- I don't and never have used Binance.fadein11
- I use binance as wide range of coins, high liquidity and trading volume. It's ok. Nothings perfect.shapesalad
- Where do you think the price of Bitcoin will be in 10 years? Almost worthless, banned in most countriesneverscared
- Which countries have banned it so far? What does that tell you about those countries and the word 'freedom'.shapesalad
- let me reformulate... 5 years to almost worthless.neverscared
- ^make that 1 year or lessgrafician
- UK banned the entire group https://www.fca.org.…grafician
- no they didn't, read the first paragraph of your own link.fadein11
- neverscared-2
- too big of big risk for the banks ... it´s going downhillneverscared
- Solution = Barclays, transfer to PayPal or Revolut, then to Binance.shapesalad
- All Barclays are doing with this sort of action is losing appeal to 18 years looking for their first Bank Account.shapesalad
- this has been happening for monthsfadein11
- they defend their system. keep the wealth.uan
- to be fair, it's not cos they don't want you to buy crypto, it's that the don't want you to buy £100 of crypto on x50 leverageshapesalad
- then have to clearout their barclays account when it all goes belly up.shapesalad
- Revolut is not working with Binance
Paypal probably not too as they both have crypto services so Binance is a competitorgrafician - Common banks in EU also don't work with crypto websites like Binance or Kraken, don't you know this already?grafician
- Also this is because UK banned Binance, so bye bye banking for cryptografician
- https://www.fca.org.…grafician
- probably more about registration with the authorities. Can't image how hard it must be to get proper 'bank' status. also because the system is still adapting.uan
- Yeah nah...
A crypto exchange has the biggest risk in the financial world probably
Good luck buying crypto when all the banks cut ties with the exchangesgrafician - if my bank did this, I'd change banks.inteliboy
- grafician-6
^
"False Narrative #2: Bitcoin Adoption in Latin America
Latin America is a region that has been long affected by weak, corrupt governments that tend to impose capital controls, currency devaluation, and other hardships on their citizens.
Over these past few weeks, you may have read misleading articles or headlines about how Latin America is rapidly adopting Bitcoin.
With a total of 20 countries in Latin America, only 1 of them has voted on using Bitcoin as a legal tender. Nayib Bukele, El Salvador’s dictator, only accepted Bitcoin under the condition that every citizen used “Strike”.So technically, they aren’t even using Bitcoin. The people of El-Salvador are using Strike Token. Too poor to ever use real Bitcoin because getting on-chain is too expensive. Hopefully, Strike or the El Salvador government doesn’t decide to confiscate these Strike Tokens from the people in the future."
- "The live StrikeCoin price today is $0.009408 USD with a 24-hour trading volume of $185,489 USD"
https://coinmarketca…grafician - Volume on 24 June was $1.02 then jumped $200k in 10 days lolgrafician
- shame on these fuckers from strike coinshit for taking advantage of the poor ppl in el salvador with their scamgrafician
- https://davidgerard.…grafician
- oh and that bitcoin atm takes 1.5% fee
https://apnews.com/a…grafician - make that 10.5%grafician
- maybe you should educate yourself on the economy of el salvador first: https://www.youtube.…zarkonite
- nah bro, I'm good, el salvador as a country didn't adopt bitcoin, just its dictator el presidente trying to print some quick cash by the way of tethergrafician
- "countries adopting bitcoin" LOL fuckoffgrafician
- also the fact that you guys don't live in a country who had both a dictator and huge inflation speaks volumes about your knowledgegrafician
- your past with dictatorships and poor economies or failed states doesn't make you an expert neither btw. just a bit more anxious maybe.uan
- @uan uhm but it does :) the fact that many on QBN have no clue about many issues but they still comment is so dumbgrafician
- you're in Switzerland uan? case on point LOLgrafician
- yeah, but my family immigrated here because of a dictatorship. so I know better than you can imagine what I am talking about.uan
- also I would say stunning lots of qbn ppl have migration backgrounds (except for the 'new' US users who think they are the planet :-).uan
- btw, the dictatorship was not a communist one, but a neo-liberal one. the ruling by force come in all colors.uan
- so are we discussing shades of authoritarianism or the fact that bitcoin adoption in Latin America is bullshit?grafician
- I'm trying to get you to think about why do care so much. not your country, not you money, so what's up with your attempts to bash this new technology?uan
- no, you're right, we should all stand down, let the others get scammed
smhgrafician
- "The live StrikeCoin price today is $0.009408 USD with a 24-hour trading volume of $185,489 USD"
- grafician-8
just like NFTs, it's pretty much over
- bruh, do you work?GuyFawkes
- yeah I'm in fintechs now, exposed to the markets dailygrafician
- Not sure I see "pretty much over". Look at where we are compared to even December. Just because there was a blow off top doesn't mean it's over.mandomafioso
- the situation is very much changed since December, the triggers then are not in any way still up today, there's nothing driving any bullish sentimentgrafician
- look up the twitter, there's not a week without a scam in crypto exposed, Binance is in hot waters, tether is laying low, coinbase stock and hashrate droppinggrafician
- except nothing like NFTs, not in concept, implementation or function, or even how they're traded or valuedmonospaced
- oh, and like NFTs, not over eithermonospaced
- *unlikemonospaced
- @mono uhm, this post was about VOLUME and in both NFTs and crypto it's waaaay DOWNgrafician
- The volume of tether is like $40B down from over $100B last week or so.
BTC volume is $24B down from $60B or moregrafician - Trading volume? Then it’s even less like NFT than I thought. You’re cute though. Especially when you try to mansplain what we already know, and be wrong about imonospaced
- You’re really new to the concept of capitalism so I’ll give you a pass and talk to you like the naive child you are. Was escaping communism rough?monospaced
- LOL what the fuck are you talking about mono?!grafician
- I posted ONE PICTURE and you messed up the interpretation, not to mention all the comments...take it easy buddy, drink some watergrafician
- better yet, stay the fuck out my posts, you're becoming a full blown moron lately with your hateful comments without no scent of reason in themgrafician
- no I didn't, and no I'm notmonospaced
- I'm saying it's not over and the comparison is ridiculous. That's neither moronic nor hateful.monospaced
- so I'll continue to comment anywhere I want, just like everyone, and YOU will kindly ignore me because that's actually what you wantmonospaced
- Maybe take the downvotes as a hint to how your posts are received before making me some nonsensical scapegoat. I didn't even downvote you, ffs.monospaced
- If that isn't a scent of reason, then my scentses are failing memonospaced
- Just because my posts are downvoted doesn't mean they're not right lol
Also next time you comment, better have something to saygrafician - I posted in the NFTs thread some posts in which again the volume is down so yeah, in both cases NFTs and cryptos at large are quiet, so exactly what I said <grafician
- grafician-7
^from the comments of the above video:
"
Explain It To Me Like I'm Seven
1 hour ago
Here is a fantastic way to value any crypto: ask yourself if you could write a long term contract in it (from either end). You cannot, for example, write a 30 year mortgage, life insurance contract, supply chain, construction, or employment contract in Bitcoin. Here's why: it wouldn't make sense for either party. Bitcoin is, really, worthless as a currency in this regard. It only works for an immediate exchange. If, for example, you had a small software company and your coders all said, "We renounce the USD [or gold, or coffee beans, or whatever]. We want to be paid in Bitcoin, and no, we will not accept x US dollars worth of Bitcoin. Each of us demand to be paid 2 Bitcoin per year for the next ten years." You couldn't ink that contract, because it would have the potential to bankrupt your company or starve the coders, who would have to quit to work elsewhere (or renegotiate) if Bitcoin falls. The fundamental argument that crypto is legitimate is crushed by the same speculative optimism that attracts people to it. When the day comes that you can sign a mortgage anywhere on planet Earth for Bitcoin that is not pegged to a fiat currency, we'll talk."- i'm not in to BTC but that seems like an unrealistic scenario pegged to an explanation of the labour market under capitalismkingsteven
- It's quite realistic, actually, and is a great way to explain how nonsensical it is as a viable currency at this time in historymonospaced
- coffee beans are up 50% on last year, those coders are insanekingsteven
- neverscared0
Binance, the world’s largest dark crypto slush fund is struggling to find corners of the world that will tolerate its lax anti-money laundering policies and flagrant disregard for securities laws.
- GuyFawkes3
- so instead of debit or credit cards were you get rebounds for shopping, they introduced bitcoin to poor people
smhgrafician - This is awesome. Soon enough they'll scale all their pricing to Satoshis, and remove the need to price goods in USD. Super positive.DRIFTMONKEY
- so instead of debit or credit cards were you get rebounds for shopping, they introduced bitcoin to poor people
- neverscared0
https://www.bbc.com/news/technol… lawyer for two brothers who founded a South African Bitcoin investment firm has told the BBC they categorically deny any involvement in a "heist".
Africrypt, founded by Raees and Ameer Cajee, "absconded" with Bitcoin then valued at about £2.6bn ($3.6bn), according to a complaint to police.
A law firm - Hanekom Attorneys - made the complaint in April on behalf of a group of investors.
But there is uncertainty over exactly how much crypto-currency is missing.57582805
- jonny_quest_lives0
Bro...
- parmazhan coin, broKrassy
- dip of the douchebagneverscared
- neverscared-1
El Salvador's U.S. Bitcoin Partner Lacks Key Licenses
Strike is only licensed in one state despite being active across the United States and El Salvador.https://decrypt.co/73845/el-salv…
lol, after watchin that bitcoin conference from miami... i think this is just bound to fail because the people are so anti-intellectual .
- "This is amateur hour," said
steve_hanke
, an economist at John Hopkins Universityneverscared - Expected anything else?grafician
- sort of .. at least a little more than that neandterthaler rhetoric and vibe it gave off...neverscared
- rrrrightgrafician
- it's been over a decade and yet still nothing good came of crypto space so yeahgrafician
- Why El Salvador would choose bitcoin over all the available cryptos is beyond me. Bitcoin is useless.mandomafioso
- pretty sure that idiot president chose for everybody
now telling everybody the Gov will send $30 worth of BTC to each wallet the people open lolgrafician - BTC "maximalists": "it;s official, bitcoin was adopted as a currency in El Salvador, you can't touch us now"
BTC maximalists before: bitcoin is not a currency!grafician - corruption is high in the country , it makes sense..neverscared
- "This is amateur hour," said
- neverscared0
Two brothers associated with one of South Africa’s largest cryptocurrency investment platforms, along with their $3.6 billion USD in Bitcoin, have vanished, according to Bloomberg.
The outlet reported that Hanekom Attorneys, a law firm in Cape Town, said they cannot locate Ameer and Raees Cajee, the founders of Africrypt, and have filed missing person reports to the Hawks, the country’s national police force. The firm also informed crypto exchanges across the world in case there is any attempt to convert the blockchain-backed coins.
- Not your keys, not your coinsESKEMA
- yet fundamentally no different than Binance, Coinbase or any other Crypto Exchange none of them are KYC compliant....jonny_quest_lives
- so yeah "not your keys not your coins"... you trade your money for the house casino chips once entering the exchange.jonny_quest_lives
- Exchange liquidity is the elephant in the room.jonny_quest_lives
- i should give coinbase a little more credit for at least doing the bare minimum of KYC compliance...jonny_quest_lives
- remains to be seen how well their funds are insured...jonny_quest_lives
- "To the extent U.S. customer funds are held as cash, they are maintained in pooled custodial accounts at one or more banks insured by the FDIC."jonny_quest_lives
- Our custodial accounts have been established in a manner to make available pass-through FDIC insurance up to the per-depositor coverage limit then in placejonny_quest_lives
- (currently $250,000 per individual). FDIC pass-through insurance protects funds held on behalf of a Coinbase customer against the risk of loss should any FDIC-jonny_quest_lives
- insured bank(s) where we maintain custodial accounts fail.jonny_quest_lives
- FDIC insurance coverage is contingent upon Coinbase maintaining accurate records and on determinations of thejonny_quest_lives
- FDIC as receiver at the time of a receivership of a bank holding a custodial account.jonny_quest_lives
- reading it one could assume each account is insured "currently $250,000 per individual)."jonny_quest_lives
- however: "they are maintained in pooled custodial accounts at one or more banks insured by the FDIC." makes one pause a bitjonny_quest_lives
- is each "pooled custodial account " only insured to $250,000 or does each coinbase individual trading account get the protection...jonny_quest_lives
- wild west...jonny_quest_lives
- No one should keep funds on exchanges, that’s the whole point. The exchanges serve to exchange.ESKEMA
- I guess people only learn the hard wayESKEMA
- neverscared0
Bitcoin requires so much computing activity that it eats up more energy than entire countries. One of the easiest and least disruptive things we can do to fight the #ClimateCrisis is to crack down on environmentally wasteful cryptocurrencies.
https://twitter.com/senwarren/st…
the cryptobros are fucked and its good
- it's also a fact, that the climatecrisis was caused before 2008 when BTC was created.
A US senator should first take a look at say 1 of her aircraft carriers.uan - I don't defend the cryptobros... I'm pretty sure they use the crypto algorithm in a wrong way for the planet.uan
- sure aircraft carriers are shit... as is cryptoneverscared
- it was born before, but thats a meaningless argument.neverscared
- i've seen claims that bitcoin is 75% from renewable sources. relocation of Chinese farms move to could make that better or worse, but i've heardkingsteven
- a ton of them are being bought up by folks with he intention of creating carbon neutral farms... there are other solutions, energy webs blockchain can issuekingsteven
- carbon certificates from the energy companies, multiple ways of making exchanges that only use renewables. musk isn't doing shit all about it thoughkingsteven
- so the pressure has to come from somewhere... it'll adapt quickly when it has tokingsteven
- *m̶o̶v̶e̶ ̶t̶o̶ *[is doing shit all / isn't doing shit]kingsteven
- Bitcoin doesn’t require all that energy. It is using it because it is profitable. It works with less also. Google mining difficulty adjustment.ESKEMA
- show us the claims then, or better facts... coz otherwise its bs speculation . china is shutting the down the mining i thought.neverscared
- i have heard thats bullshit propaganda from the cryptobros that they are moving farms.. i heard that crypto is getting its final blow... coz the system is soneverscared
- inherent idiotic and toxic.neverscared
- maybe post some links , coz all that i have heard without source is the apex of fake news.neverscared
- Bitcoin wast using this much energy years ago and it épocas working. What more proof do you need?ESKEMA
- it's also a fact, that the climatecrisis was caused before 2008 when BTC was created.
- neverscared0
'Big Short' investor Michael Burry warns the 'mother of all crashes' is coming - and predicts crypto and meme stocks will plummet
- i will buy when its for free... not even once.neverscared
- he deleted his twitter account two days ago or somethingBennn
- Again?! Was just reading his latest tweets...
Anyway, the SEC asked him to tone it down again?grafician - hacked.shapesalad
- Krassy0
Spain court agrees to extradite McAfee founder to US
- neverscared0
- How could anything go wrong with all-digital??formed
- Crypto needs regulation. Everything I read is Binance is a fraud. Tether is a fraud. Lots and lots of fraud tarnishing the worthy projects.mandomafioso