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iPhone 4s: 162 BTC iPhone 5: 53 BTC iPhone 5s: 5 BTC iPhone 6: 1.7 BTC iPhone 6s: 2.8 BTC iPhone 7: 1.1 BTC iPhone 8: 0.19 BTC iPhone X: 0.14 BTC iPhone XS: 0.15 BTC iPhone 11: 0.068 BTC iPhone 12: 0.051 BTC iPhone 13: 0.018 BTC iPhone 14: 0.042 BTC iPhone 15: 0.031 BTC Source: ssaurel on stacker news ​ Submitted January 26, 2024 at 04:08PM by kingofsats https://ift.tt/wpli2nd

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​ https://preview.redd.it/ggkc0kwqgmec1.png?width=650&format=png&auto=webp&s=031f598fc1d231807eb9107fb7d4b2dd3bffc525 Tweet link: https://x.com/Swan/status/1750544882232353219?s=20 Peter McCormack's Tweet: https://x.com/PeterMcCormack/status/1750539852905386408 Article from last year about libel lawsuit: https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2023/07/26/craig-wrights-lies-and-deception-justify-minimal-damages-claim-uk-judges-say/ Submitted January 25, 2024 at 10:35PM by escodelrio https://ift.tt/pqIZPQT

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This Thread Was Originally Posted to Stacker.news "Nirvana fallacy (perfect-solution fallacy) - solutions to problems are rejected because they are not perfect." Ordinal NFT spammers, grifters, and apologists want you to believe filters don't "work". They will say this on repeat, while ignoring all evidence to the contrary. Because they're compromised, and arguing in bad faith for their own grift, or their employers. Often they do not define what a "working filter" does, but when they finally get cornered into an answer they assert that a "working filter must stop all spam transactions from getting into all future blocks, forever. Otherwise it does not work!" That's right folks, there's no shades of grey here! Just black and white outcomes! Golly gee, these fallacies are fun! This is what we call a false goalpost, which is related to the Nirvana Fallacy. It's a linguistic technique used by bad faith actors to distract awa...

People need to realize that your BTC is dumping in price no different than BlackRocks, Fidelity, etc. These companies are not in the business of losing money or promoting a failed product (ETF). Clearly these ETFs are popular and are continuously being bought. Wait until wealth funds, pensions, and all these other money pits get involved in BTC ETF. These prices will return to what they were, if not much higher now that more BTC have been bought by these companies in such short time. Couple that with the halving and you have a supply/demand shock we are all waiting for. At that point, BTC will have that priced in and who knows where price well be. Let's not forget that in -10 years, mining will only be able to produce less than 1 BTC. Hence guys like British HODL talking about getting to your 1 BTC. Better hope you stacked sats in the mean time. Submitted January 24, 2024 at 12:11AM by Successful_Nail_9807 https://ift.tt/3lBRqzE

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Been in BTC for yrs, Can't believe how predictable selloffs are, based on any fudd whatsoever which ​leads to ​huge selloffs & sudden drops MT GOx selling supposedly over a billion dollars in BTC(right around halvening) is not only bs,but an insignificant amount on the market, making up less than .003 to .006 of the marketcap,yet as usual everyone immediately freaks out & sells what amounts to 100x worth that amount in marketcap. That said the top indicator just went off which has predicted every rally within weeks ahead of time,followed by local top,so according to this indicator along with the golden cross on the weekly chart,I expect us to bounce within days & run up til the halvening (we might drop further before then though) Will be posting some charts showing what I mean soon. The more time goes on the more I am convinced that only when fear is the greatest do we go parabolic & multiply in price 4-6x. Submitted January 23, 2024 at 03:03PM by hellprism h...

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It’s all well and good to think about how great everything could be with Bitcoin, but reality is probably not going to align with that exactly. So what are the things that are possible, maybe even probable, that would negatively affect Bitcoin in the short, medium, and long terms? Submitted January 22, 2024 at 09:10PM by _MMCXII https://ift.tt/MzyieAa

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“The point at which central banks start to consider using it is the point at which they are all engaged in a reverse bank run on bitcoin. The first central bank to buy bitcoin will alert the rest of the central banks to the possibility and make many of them rush toward it. The first central bank purchase is likely to make the value of bitcoin rise significantly and thus make it progressively more expensive for later central banks to buy it. The wisest course of action in this case is for a central bank to purchase a small amount of bitcoin. If the central bank has the institutional capacity to purchase the currency without announcing it, that would be an even wiser course of action, allowing the central bank to accumulate it at low prices.” Submitted January 21, 2024 at 08:20PM by Ok_Hope_4261 https://ift.tt/JiE2SD4

https://ift.tt/9OY04WF Submitted January 22, 2024 at 12:04AM by KhaoJai https://ift.tt/17wNDGR

During 2023 I got myself some BTC on a regular exchange and stored them in a hardware wallet. Now Im interested in getting some more BTC in the most anonymous way possible and send them to another wallet. What are my options for that? I dont want no kyc or anything.. I heard about Cyprus as a common and well known place for local cash/ rypto-exchanges? Or maybe using an ATM? Dont know much about the fees.. Any suggestions? Submitted January 21, 2024 at 08:15PM by LivingNoLife https://ift.tt/gzWpIGs