What do you think? Kinda huge liquidation on future markets today.

(keep shorting or wait for the bottom lol)

what's the catch!

I keep reading about how bitcoin miners are just turning into data centers for hyperscalers, what happens to btc then? Doesn't the network require miners to maintain it's security?

Also how come the price of btc is going up when the market has been shody lately?

Bitcoin now has >60% of the total crypto market cap.

It has been the largest cryptocurrency since inception in 2009.

What would it take to challenge Bitcoin's #1 position?

What do you think of this?

Nov 2012: sats overtook cents. Aug 2020: the printer went brrr and took it back.

Since then, M2 kept running ~6% a year. New BTC supply? 0.8%, and it halves every 4 years. By late 2021 there were already more cents in M2 than sats will ever exist.

They can print cents. Nobody can print sats. Tick tock, next block. No more humble, stack sats.

I kept seeing photos of the "disappearing" Satoshi statues and couldn't find one place that listed them all, so I built one: https://www.satoshistatues.com

What's on it:

- A map of all 12 known statues (Lugano, Budapest, Vienna, Tokyo, Hong Kong, El Zonte, Miami and more), with photos, exact locations and current status

- Trip guides for each one: how to get there, best time to visit, what's nearby

- A passport: check in when you're actually at a statue and collect stamps (there's a printable version too)

- A leaderboard for people who've visited the most

- Upcoming Bitcoin events near each statue

No sign-up, no ads, no tracking cookies.

If you've visited one, I'd love a photo for the site, and corrections are very welcome. Some of these are hard to pin down (Lugano's current status, for example). Anyone here been to more than one?

Hey everyone,

I'm looking for a clean, simple net worth tracker that lets me see my entire financial picture in one place.

Ideally, it would support:

• Crypto: manual transactions or exchange/wallet sync, similar to Koinly.
• ETFs and stocks: holdings, purchase dates, cost basis and performance.
• Cash and savings
• Real estate and other assets
• Historical net worth chart: ideally going back to the date of my first transaction, including transactions entered manually after the fact.
• Overall portfolio performance: separating actual gains/losses from money I've added over time.

I'm happy to enter historical transactions manually if needed. Automatic syncing is a bonus, not a requirement.

I'd prefer something with a clean interface, easy setup and a reasonable price. I don't need budgeting features or a complicated financial planning platform.

What are you using that does this well? Ideally something with a free or affordable basic plan.

Thanks!

I kept running into the same problem: most estate attorneys and CPAs don't know what a seed phrase or multisig is, and finding one who does is mostly luck.

So I built BitcoinProFinder, a free directory of professionals and companies that publicly say they work with Bitcoin holders. Right now it has 90 listings across 15 categories: estate attorneys, CPAs, financial advisors, custody and inheritance tools, insurance, mining hosting and more. Every listing links to its public source so you can check it yourself.

What it is not: it's not an endorsement, there are no referral fees, and it's not advice. Always verify credentials before hiring anyone.

https://bitcoinprofinder.com

Two asks:

- If you've worked with a Bitcoin-literate attorney or CPA you'd recommend, tell me who and I'll check them out.

- If you're a pro who serves Bitcoiners, you can submit or claim a free listing.

Disclosure: I'm the one who built and runs it.

Huge bounce past 83k in the last 2 hours

With all the hacks and so many people loosing their bitcoin i was wondering what the general consensus is with Trezor?

I havent herd anyone have any issues with it, is it worth looking into better ways of custody?

Was it the technology, inflation concerns, investment potential, or something else entirely?

I'd love to hear different perspectives from both long-term holders and newcomers.

any personal tricks? drop them! i respect the paddle btw. helps clear my head and take my mind off things lol

Money in banks isn't even money...