Bitcoin On Air: March 2020

Tuesday, 31 March 2020

Is there a Bitcoin asteroid out there?

https://bit.ly/2WX1oZh via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2X0ihm6

How many people are in the 21 Million Club? A Real World Calculation

"After recently seeing the posts about the 21 Million Club and the media write-up about it, I decided to do some digging into the numbers.

As many of you know, the 21 Million Club is a Reddit designation for those Bitcoiners that own 1 BTC or more. The 21 million is reference to the fact that only 21 million BTC will ever be in circulation. However, the designation makes it seem like (especially for newcomers) that there is or can be up to 21,000,000 in this club. Well let's check that and get a real estimate for the number of people in this exclusive club.

We know that there will only ever be 21,000,000 in circulation. However, there are 16,724,975 in circulation as of 12/5/17 according to the most recent data from blockchain[dot]info.

We know from recent studies that there are many bitcoins that are lost forever. I removed the Satoshi coins from the studies and averaged the difference to get an estimate of lost coins, which came to 2,304,824.

So, there are only 16,724,975 - 2,304,824 = 14,420,151 BTC, and therefore only a potential of 14.4 million current 21 Million Club members.

But let's dig deeper into what we know from the blockchain.

Satoshi is believed to have a stash of approximately 980,000. We will assume this as one BTC address and one person.

We can also see the largest holders on the blockchain. These are logged on bitinfocharts[dot]com. You can google "top 100 richest bitcoin addresses" and the site will provide the top 9900 BTC addresses. These 9,900 people account for an estimated wopping 9,870,340 BTC!

So, 14,420,151 [existing BTC] - 980,000 [satoshi BTC] - 9,870,340 [top 9900 BTC addresses] = 3,569,811 BTC. This means that 9,901 addresses hold roughly 78.65% of all the BTC that exists right now. That reduced our 21 Million Club members to 3,569,811 + 9901 = 3,579,711.

But let's dig deeper into some formulas to determine trends since many accounts have more than 1 BTC.

I took the top accounts with a maximum of 10000 BTC and plotted them on a power trendline coming up with the following equation:

y = 11880x -0.925

This formula allowed me to plot the rest of the addresses in 100 address groups. Using that formula and adjusting for the maximum BTC left, we can assume there are 801,713 addresses w/ 1 BTC - 156 BTC. Keep in mind this assumes no addresses with sub-1 BTC.

So, 9901 [largest address holders including Satoshi] + 801,713 [addresses w/ 1 BTC - 156 BTC] = 811,514 Addresses w/ 1 BTC Minimum.

So, the ABSOLUTE LARGEST estimate for the number of people in the 21 Million Club is 811,514. However, it is likely much much lower for the following reasons: 1) The analysis does not account for fractional BTC ownership at all, which is likely a very large portion of the BTC addresses, 2) It does not account for people that may control multiple addresses, which would further reduce the membership, and finally, 3) As time goes on the only people that will be able to purchase 1 BTC will reduce as the price goes up, making fractional ownership more common.

EDIT 1: The number also doesn't take into account distributed ownership. This could distribute in a number of ways but it would likely follow the same curve used for the estimate.

If you are part of the 811,514 or less, consider yourself lucky. You are in the top 0.01% globally. I saw this reported earlier as 0.3% globally, which is WAY OFF."

Submitted April 01, 2020 at 07:37AM by 69676f72 https://bit.ly/2JsAjFk

Ummm.... Bitcoin trading price levels are fully predictable by AI?

I'm a long-time supporter of ALGO V9 for their day-trading data / price-levels for stocks, but I think this level of accuracy/predictability from their AI for Bitcoin now too is absolutely wild...Bitcoin chart they had for 3/31 (UTC date just rolled a few hours ago):https://preview.redd.it/hyyjjgvfh4q41.png?width=800&format=png&auto=webp&s=df788ea3b2f6d37dfe8251c6881d3207659fc4cbBitcoin chart they generated for 4/1:https://bit.ly/2JGOfMp date rolled, and *literally* sold off right into one of their price levels, over $150 away...Anybody else know of other services that provide this kind of data (either for stocks or crypto), short of going directly to a hedge fund/bitcoin market maker? via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2X0MjpI

How many people are in the 21 Million Club? A Real World Calculation

"After recently seeing the posts about the 21 Million Club and the media write-up about it, I decided to do some digging into the numbers.As many of you know, the 21 Million Club is a Reddit designation for those Bitcoiners that own 1 BTC or more. The 21 million is reference to the fact that only 21 million BTC will ever be in circulation. However, the designation makes it seem like (especially for newcomers) that there is or can be up to 21,000,000 in this club. Well let's check that and get a real estimate for the number of people in this exclusive club.We know that there will only ever be 21,000,000 in circulation. However, there are 16,724,975 in circulation as of 12/5/17 according to the most recent data from blockchain[dot]info.We know from recent studies that there are many bitcoins that are lost forever. I removed the Satoshi coins from the studies and averaged the difference to get an estimate of lost coins, which came to 2,304,824.So, there are only 16,724,975 - 2,304,824 = 14,420,151 BTC, and therefore only a potential of 14.4 million current 21 Million Club members.But let's dig deeper into what we know from the blockchain.Satoshi is believed to have a stash of approximately 980,000. We will assume this as one BTC address and one person.We can also see the largest holders on the blockchain. These are logged on bitinfocharts[dot]com. You can google "top 100 richest bitcoin addresses" and the site will provide the top 9900 BTC addresses. These 9,900 people account for an estimated wopping 9,870,340 BTC!So, 14,420,151 [existing BTC] - 980,000 [satoshi BTC] - 9,870,340 [top 9900 BTC addresses] = 3,569,811 BTC. This means that 9,901 addresses hold roughly 78.65% of all the BTC that exists right now. That reduced our 21 Million Club members to 3,569,811 + 9901 = 3,579,711.But let's dig deeper into some formulas to determine trends since many accounts have more than 1 BTC.I took the top accounts with a maximum of 10000 BTC and plotted them on a power trendline coming up with the following equation:y = 11880x -0.925This formula allowed me to plot the rest of the addresses in 100 address groups. Using that formula and adjusting for the maximum BTC left, we can assume there are 801,713 addresses w/ 1 BTC - 156 BTC. Keep in mind this assumes no addresses with sub-1 BTC.So, 9901 [largest address holders including Satoshi] + 801,713 [addresses w/ 1 BTC - 156 BTC] = 811,514 Addresses w/ 1 BTC Minimum.So, the ABSOLUTE LARGEST estimate for the number of people in the 21 Million Club is 811,514. However, it is likely much much lower for the following reasons: 1) The analysis does not account for fractional BTC ownership at all, which is likely a very large portion of the BTC addresses, 2) It does not account for people that may control multiple addresses, which would further reduce the membership, and finally, 3) As time goes on the only people that will be able to purchase 1 BTC will reduce as the price goes up, making fractional ownership more common.EDIT 1: The number also doesn't take into account distributed ownership. This could distribute in a number of ways but it would likely follow the same curve used for the estimate.If you are part of the 811,514 or less, consider yourself lucky. You are in the top 0.01% globally. I saw this reported earlier as 0.3% globally, which is WAY OFF." via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2JsAjFk

History Repeats Itself: The Colonies created their own currency to escape the shackles of the central banks of England.

https://bit.ly/3ay3Vxh

Submitted April 01, 2020 at 05:50AM by rtaylo https://bit.ly/2QWUPCg

Simple Factors Show Bitcoin’s Hash Rate Will Continue Dropping; Here’s Why This is Bullish

https://bit.ly/2w70xKI

Submitted April 01, 2020 at 07:55AM by Alexia5412 https://bit.ly/2USgwo5

International Medical Corps Now Accepting BTC for COVID19 Response

https://bit.ly/2X0hth8 via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/39zwRDJ

Halving video on Reuter’s website

https://reut.rs/2WVowHB via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2JqqFD9

How the Crypto World reacts to the pandemic?

China is back from isolation, and some people consider that it has all the chances to become the biggest mining community in the world.
China is also continuing its work on state digital currency.
In Italy Banco Sella is launching a new service for trading Bitcoin. One of the features of this service is an opportunity to donate BTC to the Red Cross organization.
But it is not just an Italian thing. Now there are a lot of blockchain apps that allow donations to the Red Cross.
Some crypto wallets also wave their fees to various funds that help to fight the pandemic.
Despite the current health situation, we can witness crypto wallets and exchanges fighting for their rights to work in different countries. (For example, India, Singapore)
A number of crypto events were canceled or postponed, such as the Binance Blockchain Week Vietnam, TRON’s native summit, and DC Blockchain Summit, etc.
Some events moved online. For example, Consensus 2020.

Although this pandemic affects the Crypto world, some experts believe that this time it holds a lot of opportunities as well.

Submitted March 31, 2020 at 09:19PM by SimpleSwapExchange https://bit.ly/2WXhBO5

Cryptography Primer For the Technical and NonTechnical

https://bit.ly/3dIA5Io

Submitted March 31, 2020 at 02:41AM by emaG3M https://bit.ly/2Uuc0xk

Someone bought 1000 BTC in Kraken an hour ago.

https://bit.ly/39yuf98 via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2R0AJam

Recent developments in transaction volume on the Bitcoin network show very nicely how keeping the block size limit at 1MB was the correct decision.

https://www.blockchain.com/charts/n-transactions

Those two abrupt declines in volume were caused by the companies Veriblock and Coinbase respectively (I think this is the result of Coinbase batching, correct me if I'm wrong).

Whatever territory you give them, they will take. Veriblock will just spam the blockchain with its useless crap if it's cheap enough. There has to be a fee market, and those who use the blockchain inefficiently must be made to pay until they improve their practices. Otherwise why would they ever bother to do things better?

/u/luke-jr was probably right when he said the block size should actually be decreased. It could have hastened adoption by making running a node easier. But of course, consensus is the name of the game and neither he nor the big-blockers could get it.

NB: Technically the current limit with segwit is 4 MWU (million weight units), corresponding in practice to a usual limit of around ~2 MB.

Submitted March 31, 2020 at 11:25AM by Mccawsleftfoot https://bit.ly/39whzj0

Bitcoin Maximum Supply over time, 2010–2100

https://bit.ly/2QZ9vkp via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/3dJpAo4

Open-source Bitcoin Development Receives Funding Primarily From Blockstream and Lightning Labs

https://bit.ly/2UvVUDn

Submitted March 31, 2020 at 07:12PM by misscryptoz https://bit.ly/2JphVgP

The Egyptian Central Bank Limits Cash Withdrawals - 7Bitcoins

https://bit.ly/2QYcJok

Submitted March 30, 2020 at 09:53PM by asso https://bit.ly/2JtKBVO

Covid-19 has gifted me time. I've done my own research, a heap, I'm hooked but still a little confused :| any bored isolated ppl out there in the world got time to answer a few noob questions? :)

So I'm german, bitcoin hasn't been as big in germany so I'm a little behind the 8 ball. like 12 years.... In short I'm a noob, 2 weeks ago I was a complete noob.

I started from the start. I read the wp 3 times. I did a week of research and then read it again. I sort of get it, most of it, definetely not all of it. So, for anyone with times my questions are:

i understand that the bitcoin protocol has changed over the years. who is in charge of making these changes and will it keep changing forever or will it eventually become the 'final' design?
Is the ultimate goal of bitcoin to be a store of value such as gold, or is the goal to replace the current somewhat broken fiat system that we have now and one day replace it?
Is bitcoin anyonomus, can transactions be traced? if yes will this promote anarchism/crime?

Thanks and stay healthy, these are some weird times we are in

Submitted March 30, 2020 at 08:37PM by twaltersaurus https://bit.ly/2wGZIIX

Bitcoin-s v0.3.0 released: Neutrino node, PSBTs, wallet rescans with blockfilters and more!

https://bit.ly/3bGiEWL

Submitted March 30, 2020 at 07:41PM by Chris_Stewart_5 https://bit.ly/3auDsR5

In case you still think that you understand how Banks work Time for #Bitcoin

https://bit.ly/2w6UCp2 via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2wTCxuX

Binance Plans to Acquire Coinmarketcap.com for $400M

https://bit.ly/3avfqFu via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2JrogZd

Why Bitcoin’s Trend Depends on The Defense of $5,800

https://bit.ly/2X3xr9U

Submitted March 31, 2020 at 05:06PM by cryptosyringe https://bit.ly/2WW255d

BitDeer.com Launches Antminer S19 Pro Acceleration Plan

https://bit.ly/2R0GKUi

Submitted March 31, 2020 at 05:29PM by HotMomentumStocks https://bit.ly/39tAye8

Bitcoin Just Rejected $6,600 and Its Vulnerable To a Short-Term Correction

https://bit.ly/2Jt3rfK

Submitted March 31, 2020 at 04:59PM by cryptosyringe https://bit.ly/2UV71ou

Recent developments in transaction volume on the Bitcoin network show very nicely how keeping the block size limit at 1MB was the correct decision.

https://bit.ly/39uJBeE two abrupt declines in volume were caused by the companies Veriblock and Coinbase respectively (I think this is the result of Coinbase batching, correct me if I'm wrong).Whatever territory you give them, they will take. Veriblock will just spam the blockchain with its useless crap if it's cheap enough. There has to be a fee market, and those who use the blockchain inefficiently must be made to pay until they improve their practices. Otherwise why would they ever bother to do things better?/u/luke-jr was probably right when he said the block size should actually be decreased. It could have hastened adoption by making running a node easier. But of course, consensus is the name of the game and neither he nor the big-blockers could get it.NB: Technically the current limit with segwit is 4 MWU (million weight units), corresponding in practice to a usual limit of around ~2 MB. via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/39whzj0

My 8 day old son owns BTC 😁

Trying to be the best dad possible and figured that buying him a little at a time would help his future. One more person to this movement!

Submitted March 31, 2020 at 03:26AM by DaBeeJ https://bit.ly/3awWTZr

Bitcoin Core shifts to dark web to resist censorship

https://bit.ly/2Ju7oRe

Submitted March 31, 2020 at 01:19AM by DecryptMedia https://bit.ly/2Usc1So

Daily Discussion, March 31, 2020

Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank you!If you don't get an answer to your question, you can try phrasing it differently or commenting again tomorrow.We have a couple chat rooms now!GeneralPrice TalkPlease check the previous discussion thread for unanswered questions. via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2WSEaDL

Monday, 30 March 2020

Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Industry - March Mining Update

https://youtu.be/v0d4KX7bcbc

Submitted March 31, 2020 at 02:02PM by nugget_alex https://bit.ly/3bxumTE

You need a pair to #HODL

https://bit.ly/2w4fugA via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/33Z8hLh

It's my money, and I need it now!

https://bit.ly/33UCwmC

Submitted March 31, 2020 at 06:58AM by ajudd4u https://bit.ly/3dGhOv9

It's my money, and I need it now!

https://bit.ly/33UCwmC via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/3dGhOv9

No Central Bank can print Human Labor

They can only make humans chase their paper. via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2JnKFGD

If I had a dollar for every time someone said this was the last time it’d ever be below $X,XXX I’d have 0 bitcoin.

No text found

Submitted March 30, 2020 at 11:42AM by fraqaq https://bit.ly/2WSC72v

Why Bitcoin's Tumble Under $6,000 Could Be the Start of Something Worse

https://bit.ly/2vYXPGZ

Submitted March 30, 2020 at 04:24PM by cryptosyringe https://bit.ly/2wBr5Ed

Tim Draper Makes a Big Statement: Says Bitcoin is a Safe Haven Holding

https://bit.ly/2QXqqDM

Submitted March 30, 2020 at 04:13PM by cryptosyringe https://bit.ly/2WR8AGi

The Bitcoin Standard Presented by Saifedean Ammous at Unconfiscatable 2020.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YhXWKBjy4A via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/39zgYNG

With crypto payments, once a transaction hits the blockchain, there’s no charging it back—a huge win for merchants!

https://bit.ly/2xAfR2C

Submitted March 30, 2020 at 01:13AM by AliantPayments https://bit.ly/33Z6gyz

If I had a dollar for every time someone said this was the last time it’d ever be below $X,XXX I’d have 0 bitcoin.

No text found via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2WSC72v

Daily Discussion, March 30, 2020

ZBG.COM exchange is a scam. Be careful after you put money in exchange they they won't allow you to log in again. In addition their volume is fake. They take a lot of volumes of many coins. Be aware

https://bit.ly/3dHSrcy

Submitted March 30, 2020 at 01:35AM by Teeio https://bit.ly/3bBoI36

Almost 2 years since accepting Bitcoin as a cryptocurrency for Tong Jerky's online sales

https://bit.ly/39lQPBK

Submitted March 30, 2020 at 04:01AM by xxthey https://bit.ly/2UrRe1j

New GMiner 2.04 With Support for the New KAWPOW Algorithm

https://bit.ly/3bBYehE

Submitted March 30, 2020 at 02:45PM by raaner12 https://bit.ly/2JlsnFY

Sunday, 29 March 2020

Well, they aren’t entirely wrong...

https://bit.ly/3dHdhZh

Submitted March 30, 2020 at 11:26AM by Flash_Discard https://bit.ly/2wDwydL

The Reality of life

https://bit.ly/2QYd8XU

Submitted March 30, 2020 at 09:54AM by Mav123005 https://bit.ly/39wkgRA

Which ASIC miner should i get?

In the hypothetical case that i had free electricity, which ASIC miner would produce the most revenue?

Submitted March 30, 2020 at 01:56PM by josshyg https://bit.ly/2Jrbvh0

New cryptocurrency you Can mine for! Pi

Mine 24 hours a day

I am sending you 1π! Pi is a new digital currency developed by Stanford PhDs, with over 3.5 million members worldwide. To claim your Pi, follow this link

https://minepi.com/owbro

And use my username (owbro) as your invitation code.

Please use my username you will have to enter it separately

Owbro

Submitted March 30, 2020 at 12:10PM by cinnamonmintmint https://bit.ly/2UNvJH4

Well, they aren’t entirely wrong...

https://bit.ly/3dHdhZh via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2wDwydL

The Reality of life

https://bit.ly/2QYd8XU via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/39wkgRA

A latino-american on side of road selling Easter Baskets for Satoshi on Lighting Network; progress.

https://bit.ly/2WSvey1

Submitted March 30, 2020 at 06:46AM by bitcointwitter https://bit.ly/39sX3j2

I want to invest 3k USD in Bitcoin. What is the best strategy to do it?

- How best to spread it over DCA?- Where is the best place to buy?- What is the best way to store?and- What is the best strategy to cash it out, if I don't want to wait more than 2-3 years? via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2JlU6GA

With crypto payments, once a transaction hits the blockchain, there’s no charging it back—a huge win for merchants!

https://bit.ly/2xAfR2C via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/33Z6gyz

Central Bank of Egypt issues restriction on withdrawal.

New daily limits were set at EGP 10,000 ($636) for individuals and EGP 50,000 ($3,184) for enterprises

https://www.thenational.ae/business/banking/egypt-s-central-bank-places-limits-on-cash-withdrawals-1.998572

Submitted March 30, 2020 at 01:20AM by Leader92 https://bit.ly/2wPq6jN

Almost 2 years since accepting Bitcoin as a cryptocurrency for Tong Jerky's online sales

https://bit.ly/39lQPBK via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2UrRe1j

A latino-american on side of road selling Easter Baskets for Satoshi on Lighting Network; progress.

https://bit.ly/2WSvey1 via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/39sX3j2

Using Mineral Oil To Cool Down Bitcoin Miners

https://bit.ly/2qaG1SP

Submitted March 29, 2020 at 07:25PM by blockchainprojects https://bit.ly/3artJer

A Simple Illustration Showing Why Bitcoin Is Our Best Weapon to Protect Against Currency Devaluation

https://bit.ly/3bwBZK4 via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2JpL0J4

People who invested in Bitcoin last month

https://bit.ly/3bBJcIG via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/3bw1NpN

Made a new "Bitcoin accepted here" sign for my office. Will be putting it up soon.

https://bit.ly/33RHoc2

Submitted March 29, 2020 at 02:24PM by NikolaFrost30 https://bit.ly/2JjLUGX

Russian Police Take Down an Unlawful Bitcoin Mining Farm

https://bit.ly/39qmiTe

Submitted March 29, 2020 at 06:18PM by queen987654 https://bit.ly/2xzmbYc

Taken on the London Underground days before the lockdown.

https://bit.ly/33QUW7M via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2yklWkt

The US treasury is doing what all shady altcoins attempt when people start losing interest:

AIRDOPS!!! via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2UrXlTl

New Bitcoin Commercial of 2020 - "FDIC: The last thing you should be doing is pulling your money out of the banks now"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdjzIaEDTnw via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2JjMAw1

hodl

https://bit.ly/2xzb1Ti via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2JsMhPf

This community in 6 months.

https://bit.ly/39x5lH2

Submitted March 29, 2020 at 12:31PM by raymonddurk https://bit.ly/2vV1CoH

Made a new "Bitcoin accepted here" sign for my office. Will be putting it up soon.

https://bit.ly/33RHoc2 via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2JjLUGX

Daily Discussion, March 29, 2020

Saturday, 28 March 2020

Bitcoin integrated into communication and wallet app Sylo

https://bit.ly/39x7Qco via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/33TdnZh

Gold traders caught unprepared: have to physically find, divide, and transport gold. This is why digital wins.

https://bloom.bg/39qqr9R

Submitted March 29, 2020 at 07:34AM by anthologyxxviii https://bit.ly/2y8DuQb

This community in 6 months.

https://bit.ly/39x5lH2 via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2vV1CoH

Bill Gates will send you bitcoins | LIVE YOUTUBE SCAM WARNING

SCAM LIVE :-(27k people watching... streaming for mor than 24 hours.... YouTube swamphttps://preview.redd.it/8jhnjj1unip41.png?width=1279&format=png&auto=webp&s=d6fbbaaed9b0219008b75fe36d119607785aedf3 via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2QPrUA0

How has Bitcoin improved since ATH in 2017? Is it ready to attract a new wave of users?

Usability, security, new layers, exchanges... What are the main improvements?

Submitted March 28, 2020 at 11:57PM by bitwot https://bit.ly/2QRaV04

Gold traders caught unprepared: have to physically find, divide, and transport gold. This is why digital wins.

https://bloom.bg/39qqr9R via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2y8DuQb

It's fine, we will be back up there

https://bit.ly/3bCYOf1 via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/3bwRzFr

Message from by bank : It's now forbidden to short the stock market due to Covid context. We're not even free of our decision with our money in the bank. Bitcoin solves that.

https://bit.ly/3bBMsEf

Submitted March 28, 2020 at 11:38PM by Agitated_cheese https://bit.ly/3bw84lg

Mom (72) just texted me this. She gets it.

https://bit.ly/33U7USj

Submitted March 29, 2020 at 06:02AM by wheezy360 https://bit.ly/2UrJCvu

How long would it take.

Hey! How long would it take to mine five dollars worth of bitcoin with a normal gaming computer?

Submitted March 29, 2020 at 07:07AM by Matija224 https://bit.ly/2wyGvZT

I am buying Bitmain coupons

Hi dears

I am buying Bitmain coupons, if you have any pm me here or on telegram: dtnsa

Thanks

Submitted March 29, 2020 at 07:32AM by dtnsa https://bit.ly/2UHAmlX

They won't bail you out.

https://bit.ly/2R7TpoP via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2UnVvCI

In a world where Bitcoin is the currency, and a pandemic happens, the stock market crumbles, and we need the equivalent of $2 trillion dollars, what do we do?

Not saying that creating $2 trillion is a good idea, I am very against it.

But the world would want to function the same (I guess) hence this hypothetical scenario.

Submitted March 28, 2020 at 02:53AM by adigabusymind https://bit.ly/3apdPAZ

Liquid Network Grows to 45 Members

https://bit.ly/2yf6ki2

Submitted March 28, 2020 at 12:47AM by AnnaHodlHodl https://bit.ly/2Jn8qPb

Prepare for impact guys, IMF will launch the so called global currency. Buy BTC stay safe.

https://bit.ly/2QONnJd via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/3dB5UTd

Not Convinced New Investors are Buying Bitcoin, Top Analyst Says

https://bit.ly/2UopmLf

Submitted March 28, 2020 at 07:15PM by cryptosyringe https://bit.ly/3dCP2f1

A ₿etter Future (inspired by Bitcoin time traveler's reddit post)

https://bit.ly/2UnOody

Submitted March 28, 2020 at 05:27AM by HODL_CRYPTO https://bit.ly/3dzWHuh

Bitcoin Holds $6,000s, Federal Reserve To Do "QE Infinity," U.S. Digital Dollar Proposed

https://bit.ly/3dAFIIA

Submitted March 28, 2020 at 06:47PM by cryptosyringe https://bit.ly/2vU9Ld2

During hard times and house arrest, people will look for online ordering food. Here we can build a list of groceries accepting BTC and can deliver at home

Hard times creates strong men, but right now we are in the 4th phase: weak men creates hard times...https://bit.ly/33Tf8G2 here others that you know them and accept BTC. Also those merchants that can deliver vitamins (C+D+Zn) that are very important as supplements on these days. Build your own self defense with a healthy body and load it with "bullets" for your anti-bodies. via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2UCGwUw

The Internet is open source.The open source movement is the reason that technology has developed at such a breakneck pace for the past few decades.

https://bit.ly/39lyXHf

Submitted March 28, 2020 at 10:22AM by undadatunda https://bit.ly/2ygcTkn

I created a python script that texts me the value of bitcoin every hour and you can use it for yourself.

If you have any background in python programming this should be simple to use. Using coinbase's API i grab the market value at any point i want, my choice is hourly, you can make it daily, weekly, a few times a day, whatever. i like it and figured it could be appreciated here. it stopped me from googling it every chance i get, now i just wait for the texts. You have to make a twilio free account and verify your phone number, use that info to plug in your own variables and it should work fine. i mess with it to see how i can improve it form time to time, but i hope whoever wants it can enjoy it.https://bit.ly/3atk7j2 via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2ygzjSz

Can someone please explain why the fuck shit just dropped so fast

No text found

Submitted March 28, 2020 at 08:21AM by myfaceislopsided https://bit.ly/2Jidoww

Russian Police Take Down an Illegal Bitcoin Mining Farm

https://bit.ly/2xAm7HF

Submitted March 28, 2020 at 04:54PM by cryptonaut101 https://bit.ly/2QPNULh

Bought cloud mining rental... is this normal mining? Same amount each day?

https://bit.ly/2WQYXYu

Submitted March 28, 2020 at 04:44PM by jayolic https://bit.ly/2WPyz15

Bitcoin Miners Are Selling Coins Faster Than They Can Generate Them

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Submitted March 28, 2020 at 03:24PM by raaner12 https://bit.ly/2UGBshY

Watch out for the Coinbase DeFi mafia !

The Coinbase DeFi mafia borrows the coins that you have stored at Coinbase:https://bit.ly/2wLGOQS Coinbase DeFi mafia will regularly dump these coins all in one go, cause panic, and then gradually buy the coins back at a lower price.Now, watch out for this price-suppression strategy.One day or the other, the Coinbase DeFi mafia will not be able to buy back the coins, because the price went unexpectedly up instead of going down. At that point, the Coinbase DeFi app will simply file for bankruptcy.Hence, the mafia always wins and you always lose.So, get ready to get ripped off as if there were no tomorrow!Note:By the way, if you do not click the button to lend out your bitcoins at Coinbase to the DeFi mafia, then Coinbase will simply pretend that you did! Now it is your responsibility to prove that you have never pressed any of these conveniently integrated DeFi mafia buttons. Money ... GonE! via /r/Bitcoin https://bit.ly/2QQQ6BX