/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.54882751]

>#1 coin
>barely working
The absolute state of crypto

[Anonymous No.54882769]

>>54882751
they're probably in the middle of some sort of scam and don't want too many BTC withdrawals during

[Anonymous No.54882778]

This is because the brc-20 shitcoins, isn't it?

[Anonymous No.54882785]

>>54882751
>chinkshit exchange
>just trust me bro

When Binance rugs I'll laugh for days.

[Anonymous No.54882790]

>>54882778
I think so
Record number of unconfirmed txs waiting in all of Bitcoin's history

[Anonymous No.54882802]

>>54882751
Bitcoin is working just fine this is the same shit Sam Bankman tweeted before FTX nuked lmao

[Anonymous No.54882807]

>>54882751
and retards believe this can serve as a global currency in the event of a collapse, you wouldn't be able to do anything on the Bitcoin network if even less than 1% of the global population tried to rush into Bitcoin as a safe haven.

[Anonymous No.54882815]

>>54882807
Can you imagine if even 1% of the global market tried to buy gold bullion? What the fuck I love the US dollar now

[Anonymous No.54882824]

>>54882751
If you really wanted you could convert it to stablecoin?

What's the big deal?

Probably the US gov

[Anonymous No.54882825]

I thought the meme tokens where all eth

[Anonymous No.54882826]

>>54882751
>barely working
bitcoin is working as expected. tick tock next block.

[Anonymous No.54882832]

>>54882751
Why don't they use lightning for small payments?

Imagine trusting a chink casino lmao

[Anonymous No.54882846]

>>54882751
My transaction has been stuck for over an hour: https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/transactions/btc/57d9c8b3fc358bfc45aad230b7324b0ffe308711355c611c0bbfb250089d5a5e

In contrast my kaspa transfers take less than a second. You hate to see it...

[Anonymous No.54882852]

>>54882824
Might not be a bad idea to convert and exit if your exchange is claiming bitcoin is down lmao

[Anonymous No.54882856]

>>54882815
>Can you imagine if even 1% of the global market tried to buy gold bullion?

Gold was already a currency and store of value for thousands of years, its record is proven. Bitcoin on the other hand was supposed to be a currency and it failed.

[Anonymous No.54882867]

>>54882846
Imagine making 2017 arguments like anyone cares.

Go all in bud, put your money where your mouth is.

[Anonymous No.54882868]

>>54882846
Bitcoin isn't trying to compete with Venmo retarded nigger try again

[Anonymous No.54882875]

Future of finance.

[Anonymous No.54882878]

>>54882856
Bitcoin doesn't care what you want it to be. If you want to shave off 10000 sats for some dumb fuck reason to pay for coffee use lightning

[Anonymous No.54882881]

>>54882856
Post a lighting receive address for 1 sat and I'll fill it.

You just don't know how it works or how to use it.

[Anonymous No.54882882]

>>54882867
>>54882868
Yes, yes, let the seethe flow through you...

[Anonymous No.54882894]

>>54882882
Yeah you're a real mastermind bro

[Anonymous No.54882898]

I've always wanted to mine bitcoin directly.
I can never find instructions on how to do this.
Everything on the search engines is a scam YT vid or a service where you download some remote tool and they take 5% of your yield.

How to download the block and start confirming transactions independently?
Where instructions?

[Anonymous No.54882899]

>>54882882
>shitcoiners when fees are low
Muh security budget
>shitcoiners when fees are high
Butcorn unusable

You're all dishonest and retarded jews

[Anonymous No.54882900]

When LN withdrawals, CZ?

[Anonymous No.54882911]

>>54882899
Damn you got mad squabbles boi. So one minor fud thread is all it takes for BTC maxies to come out of the woodworks.

[Anonymous No.54882917]

>>54882898
Do you want to mine bitcoin or run a node?

[Anonymous No.54882927]

>>54882898
Literally just download BTCcore. It's extremely simple. You didn't really do any research, did you?

[Anonymous No.54882930]

>>54882881
(you) don’t know how it works. if you pay enough for the transaction fee then your transaction is not entirely slow. if you don’t you have to wait. it depends how busy the network is. that part of the solution is not great

[Anonymous No.54882932]

>>54882911
You're wrong and stupid trying to set the stage for another scamcoin.

We're sick of it go fuck yourself.

[Anonymous No.54882935]

>>54882911
Hard to believe it's 2023 and the first thing shitcoiners think when an exchange disables withdrawals is
>bitcoin bad

[Anonymous No.54882943]

>>54882930
Lightning is instant.

I already paid my transaction fee and my corn is sitting in a channel.

Go read about this technology you're thinking on pre-2017 terms. It has developed past that.

[Anonymous No.54882946]

>>54882935
You dropped on your head or something? Go check the block I posted above. It had nothing to do with binance or any other exchange. The BTC network is congested.

[Anonymous No.54882947]

>>54882790
Someone is also spamming the mempool with 546 sat txs.

[Anonymous No.54882950]

>>54882946
You need to pay a higher fee.

[Anonymous No.54882955]

It's not really something I'd exit over.. exiting would be dumb.

> Biggest platform
> Muh can't even handle #1 coin

Obvious fuckery afoot

Especially in this thread..

> We just really care about your financial well-being
> Muh don't want to see you lose all your money to this rugpull!

Implying....
Top kek

[Anonymous No.54882962]

>>54882946
>blockspace demand high bad
>buy my shitcoin
Kill yourself

[Anonymous No.54882969]

>>54882955
okay chink, lick czs asshole more!
yes, btw this is brc-20 congestion, probably, but who knows, holding big amount of coins on a cex like nance is just retarded anyways.

[Anonymous No.54882973]

>>54882917
Mine bitcoin with my shitty extra GPU on old gaming PC installed w/ Ubuntu from 2008.
Maybe run a node shortly after when I learn the difference between mining and running a node
you da rel mvp for helping an Apu nitwit out anon
>>54882927
I tried to research. Every vid was misleading me to install their software to use my machine and take ~5% of my rewards
ty for responding. Now if you would kindly give me the legit website that hosts BTCcore so I'm not mislead again by search engine results, I would deeply appreciate

Wow exciting, I've never been this close before. Since 2011 I've been wanting to do this

[Anonymous No.54882979]

>>54882881
>just use the centralized network bro
Again, Bitcoin is a failure

[Anonymous No.54882980]

No u

[Anonymous No.54882981]

>>54882751
In before it turns out binance was running fractional reserve on btc and they don’t have the btc to cover people withdrawing for brc20 shitcoinery

[Anonymous No.54882995]

>>54882979
I have a LN node with my own channels wtf are you talking about nigger

[Anonymous No.54883000]

>>54882943
>Lightning is instant.
once the block has processed, perhaps. the only way to prioritize your transaction is to pay moar. the rate dependent on how busy the network is
>I already paid my transaction fee and my corn is sitting in a channel.
i’ve not done some pre-configured payment thing. this is a new idea to me
>Go read
got a link?

[Anonymous No.54883003]

>>54882943
I can literally go spam 1 sat back and forth between wallets on muun right now instantly

[Anonymous No.54883010]

>>54882979
Based retard

[Anonymous No.54883013]

>>54883000
Based retard

[Anonymous No.54883026]

>>54882867
I'm betting it all on green (kaspa)

[Anonymous No.54883030]

>>54882955
>> We just really care about your financial well-being
>> Muh don't want to see you lose all your money to this rugpull!
I dont give a fuck about your well being, but fractional reserve banking on cexes with crypto is a thing, and you suppress the price indirectly of your(my) coins!

[Anonymous No.54883035]

>>54882995
No one is forcing you to make instant micropayments with bitcoin. The base layer is sound, unlike all the shitcoins all you faggots want to shill as solutions. It's literally crazy that Ethereum shills are in here talking about fees and centralized layer 2s lmao

[Anonymous No.54883040]

>>54882973
Oh those websites like nicehash might be your best best.

GPU/CPU mining isn't worthwhile on Bitcoin the returns are orders of magnitude lower than the electricity you put in.
You need an ASIC miner to efficiently hash SHA-256.

I like running an umbrel node for bitcoin it has the best GUI, and many apps in addition to bitcoin.

Your best bet might be mining an altcoin with you GPU/CPU and converting it to bitcoin.

I personally don't mine.
But for mining you can approach this 2 ways, a lottery ticket or stable income through a mining pool.

If you're deadset on mining bitcoin with a GPU/CPU might as well go for the lottery ticket.
I'm sure there's a 1 click miner somewhere it was in the original bitcoin core software.

[Anonymous No.54883045]

>>54883003
it’s not really bitcoin tho. it’s muun on lightning on bitcoin. tell me how i can send sats from trezor to ledger instantly for a low fee on a congested btc network

[Anonymous No.54883052]

>>54882995
Sybil Attacks, DDDos attacks and good bye lightning network, it will never work and people will never adopt it. Bitcoin is a failure, sorry.

[Anonymous No.54883055]

>>54882778
Likely yes

[Anonymous No.54883056]

>>54882973
Holy shit dude, this isn't hard. What the fuck kind of search engine are you using?
https://bitcoin.org/en/bitcoin-core/
bitcoin.org is the official bitcoin website. You can check the source code, too. But even then, if you're really lost and up g**gle creek without any hope, you can just go to wikipedia and check for an official website for whatever you're looking up there. (ie, political parties, cryptos, software companies, publishers, etc)

Hell you literally could have made a thread here or on /g/.

[Anonymous No.54883060]

>>54883052
https://github.com/lightningequipment/circuitbreaker

[Anonymous No.54883062]

>>54882785
>I'll laugh for days
why? everyone says this shit about stuff that's not really very funny. I mean, mild amusement is fair enough but really, if it happened, you'd likely just move on without reacting much. You're trying to put a bit of drama in your post, but it's kinda lame and you'd be better off trying to think of something entertaining. do you expect some sort of credit for claiming you will laugh if something happens? hmm.

[Anonymous No.54883073]

>>54883040
If you're going to play games with mining one coin to trade for bitcoin, you'd be best off mining XMR on CPU and converting on kraken. Or on localmonero, if you don't mind risking getting tainted bitcoin. Personally I only mine XMR and just hold it.

[Anonymous No.54883084]

>>54883062
Next they offer free financial advice

> Muh should have listened to me
> All you had to do was listen to me

Strange shit

[Anonymous No.54883098]

>>54883073
BISQ is probably better thank kraken or localmonero

Holding monero longterm is kind of dumb though.

[Anonymous No.54883113]

>>54883062
I've been laughing at bbby baggies ever since they went bankrupt and I'll laugh at faggots who trusted a chink scammer.

[Anonymous No.54883115]

>>54883045
Do you buy coffee with shavings of gold or trade people square inches of your house?

[Anonymous No.54883139]

Giving work for crypto - CryptoPinata#1409

[Anonymous No.54883147]

These are arguments are just dishonest kikes it's a cost sink to engage.

Let them spend several million a day and let their stupid jewish arguments fall on deaf ears.

This is how bitcoin is intended to work.

[Anonymous No.54883162]

>>54883098
Long term it's the safest crypto. Privacy means its impossible to regulate. Regulation will cripple every non-private crypto.

Right now I mine XMR, but still hold a lot of BTC. After this next bull cycle I'm going to cash out the BTC for a diverse mix of investments (real estate, some stocks, some PM) and the rest is going into XMR in case I need to flee the country at the drop of a hat.

[Anonymous No.54883200]

>>54883162
>Privacy means its impossible to regulate.
How are moneroheads all like this? This stupid nigger thinks he will flee the country and trade his crypto peer to peer so he figures he needs the least liquid option lmao

[Anonymous No.54883206]

>>54882973
>2023
>wants to get into Bitcoin mining
Anon I get it you don't know much about the topic but hobbyist mining isn't really a thing anymore. ASICs are MANY orders of magnitude more efficient, making your GPU something comparable to an abacus. And getting your hands on an ASIC isn't easy, many manufacturers have minimum order limits of ~$100k, and single used ones have massive 50-100% margins unless you're lucky to find a good seller (most sites selling used ASICs are scams and will grab your $5k and disappear). Then you'll need a dry space far away from your ears to run the miner, like a garage. It will make noise like a vacuum cleaner running 24/7 (noise depends on the model though). After the $5-10k investment you'll make 1 dollar LOSS/day if you pay normal electricity prices, ~$2/pay profit if you have completely free elec. Then there's the halving coming in 1 year cutting profits by 50%... Trust me, you don't want to start hobbyist mining. It's an industrialized business now.

[Anonymous No.54883222]

>>54883062
>why? everyone says this shit about stuff that's not really very funny
you're wrong, the #1 exchange rugging would be hilarious.

[Anonymous No.54883263]

>>54882751
mempool

[Anonymous No.54883275]

>>54883263
>tick tock

[Anonymous No.54883309]

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Wow who could've predicted BRC20 would be bearish? This thread >>54882706 was made before this twatter sceenshot thread.

[Anonymous No.54883389]

>>54883309
It's literally not lmao. I can't tell if this website is full of Jews or retards

[Anonymous No.54883437]

>>54883040
>>54883056
>>54883073
>>54883206
ty, frens for your guidance. I have saved your responses to a document and will consider them as I pour through Bitcoin.org/Bitcoincore.org and consume all the info.

[Anonymous No.54883447]

Well people are frontrunning the bank run
and glowies are pissed
btw, Binance has and always was a forefront for CIA black funds money laundering

[Anonymous No.54883460]

>>54883437
You're welcome based slow-and-steady anon.

[Anonymous No.54883469]

>I am creg's smirking revenge

[Anonymous No.54883479]

>>54882882
Do dumbshit zoomers know how to argue?

[Anonymous No.54883509]

>>54883479
Nope. But put your self in the shoes of a contractor hired by NSA/CIA to combat narratives online leading to the dead of the dollar and trying to prevent that people frontrun the bank run effectively knowing they are rugging you, and like a good puppy you still work for them

you would also half ass the job and make shit like pepe meme coins to keep people in your eth glow operation instead of switching to btc

[Anonymous No.54883533]

>>54883309
sorry but, what the fuck is BRC-20?

[Anonymous No.54883550]

>>54883533
a last attempt by glowbots not to lose control
just buy btc and gtfo of eth

[Anonymous No.54884027]

>>54883550
e-laborate.

[Anonymous No.54884049]

>>54882751
Clown world needs clown money

[Anonymous No.54884083]

[Anonymous No.54884134]

>>54884027
Two lanes
Lane 1
>oy vey goy
>fees so high
>it will break
>buy eth memecoins (we will totally not rug) and sell us your btc

lane 2 for those that know eth glows like the sun
>Look all those new meme coins on btc goy
>wouldnt you want to buy those to get rich
>just give us your btc

[Anonymous No.54884153]

>>54884083
butt y?

[Anonymous No.54884177]

>>54884083
KASPA solves this. Why in gods green earth anybody would still use BTC is beyond me.

[Anonymous No.54884209]

>>54884177
It already did x100...

[Anonymous No.54884317]

>>54883206
>It will make noise like a vacuum cleaner running 24/7 (noise depends on the model though). After the $5-10k investment you'll make 1 dollar LOSS/day if you pay normal electricity prices, ~$2/pay profit if you have completely free elec. Then there's the halving coming in 1 year cutting profits by 50%
this is how we stop bank bail outs fellow goyim. pay your electricity bill become a sovereign citizen n end the fed!

[Anonymous No.54884631]

>>54882898
>I've always wanted to mine bitcoin directly.
Not worth it, you'll need an ASIC miner to start.

[Anonymous No.54884643]

>>54883533
Trying to implement an ETH like shitcoin system in transaction data.
It's exactly as retarded as it sounds.

[Anonymous No.54884938]

>>54882785
I don't think they'll rug but I've always been an advocate for self custody and taking advantage of Defi products rather than these guys.

>>54882979
And you're saying this based on? Damn retarded benzo

[Anonymous No.54885000]

>>54884177
Maybe you should actually spend some time learning why you fucking dumb fuck. I've literally never seen /biz/ at a lower state than this

[Anonymous No.54885009]

>>54882751
>congestion
just pay your fucking fees and your tx gonna appear in the next block

[Anonymous No.54885037]

I just stopped by $50 a week btc buy I think I'm done with this btc sht it's only going to 10x 20x my.money in like 5 years. I can 6x my money everyday with options trading

[Anonymous No.54885105]

>>54885000
Why so angry chud? Ever pause to think you might be wrong and Kaspa is the next evolutionary step for crypto?

[Anonymous No.54885115]

ckBTC solves this.

[Anonymous No.54885224]

>>54884938
Defi is too complicated. Most newfags would rather just fund their Binance wallets and hold there without having to worry much about gas fees and chains and other complications with Dexs.

[Anonymous No.54885266]

>>54882751
Bitcoin is king shitcoin. Anyone that swears this thing is “digital gold” or is going to a million is braindead.
Retail can fomo into it all they want to keep it propped up but large institutional investors are going to buy up the fastest, highest throughput, most secure, and most efficient coins on the networks that provide the most utility to suit their needs.
>verification not required

[Anonymous No.54885280]

>>54885266
Is the institutional investment and real world utility in the room with us now?

[Anonymous No.54885305]

>>54882751
>retail is back
>bearish

[Anonymous No.54885454]

>>54885224
You're still living in 1900 if you think Defi is still too complicated for newbies. Are you aware that on a platform like SpoolFi, for example, virtually anyone who owns a wallet and knows how to connect wallet to a web app can create a smart vault where they can stake stables on and even earn from other users if they decide to stake on their smart vaults? Times are changing and Defi is improving with it.

>>54885280
Probably slowly but steadily getting to that point.

[Anonymous No.54885526]

But for real. Not your keys not your coin. Get off CEX if you value your property.

[Anonymous No.54885570]

>>54885454
>Are you aware that on a platform like SpoolFi, for example, virtually anyone who owns a wallet and knows how to connect wallet to a web app can create a smart vault where they can stake stables on and even earn from other users if they decide to stake on their smart vaults?

Did you fucking copy and paste this from a Bankless transcript?

[Anonymous No.54885692]

>>54885454
Seen this before; that's the stable yield platform right?

[Anonymous No.54885707]

>>54882751
this is the chinks way of announcing he shorted and is inducing some panic

[Anonymous No.54885885]

>>54885692
Yes! that's the one. You know when v2 goes live it wouldn't just be a stablecoin yield platform anymore; it's expanding to support more narratives or its users.

>>54885570
The only copy and paste apparent here is the code running your lame ass brain which was probably copied from a shithole computer coding the brains of dead apes!

[Anonymous No.54885896]

>>54885692
>>54885885
Samefagging to shill your dogshit Rakesh?

[Anonymous No.54886589]

>>54883162
>Regulation will cripple every non-private crypto.

I beg to disagree i believe regulation would help create clarity in the crypto industry which would help onboard more institutional players.

[Anonymous No.54886647]

I don't know but at least one coin isn't fucking dogshit Proof of stake shit there are better proof of stakes and they are still shit compared to bitcoin

[Anonymous No.54886758]

>>54886589
>I beg to disagree i believe regulation would help create clarity in the crypto industry which would help onboard more institutional players.

The entire point of crypto in the first place was to make regulations irrelevant. Either crypto is truly permissionless and therefore valuable or it isn't.

[Anonymous No.54886770]

>>54886589
The absence of regulations is the reason why most of us opted for crypto considering the government can't snoop around here.

[Anonymous No.54886863]

They just want to crash the market so I can't buy a lambo with my pepe millions

[Anonymous No.54886997]

>>54886758
>Either crypto is truly permissionless and therefore valuable or it isn't.

The earlier you look beyond your nose the easier for you to understand why regulations is important for the worldwide adoption of crypto.

In the absence of regulation traditional institution won't onboard the Crypto scene and this would limit the chances of a global adoption the best that can be done is to leverage on compliance products like TIDV.

[Anonymous No.54887084]

>>54886997

lol if crypto isn't permissionless then its just glorified fiat and there's no compelling reason to use it, might as well use PayPal at that point.

[Anonymous No.54887230]

>>54887084
boy

[Anonymous No.54887364]

>>54887084
>>54886758
You autists never seem to realize that money, crypto, regulations, blockchains, all of it are just people. Sure, crypto provides transparency and restrictions for the ways in which people can act, but in the end, all the code in the world isn't going to engineer away the human element.
The same is true for Monero, it's people deciding whether to use it, what code changes to push, whether to ban it from exchanges, etc. You're not going to magically autism your way out of having to deal with people, or pretend that you are immune to regulations.

[Anonymous No.54887475]

>>54882898
You're 10 years too late.

[Anonymous No.54887479]

>>54884643
Seethe about it, I guess. What are you going to do, hard fork? Hahaha

[Anonymous No.54887497]

>>54883000
Lightning doesn't have blocks

[Anonymous No.54887510]

>>54887364

The shadow economy is in fact immune to regulations, it perists and thrives regardless of how much regulators and the State hate it.

The same should be true of any truly decentralzed crypto. Otherwise its pointless and thus worthless.

[Anonymous No.54887543]

>>54882911
Maxipads migrate here from r/bitcoin whenever king shitcoin pumps, they'll disappear again when it dumps.

[Anonymous No.54887557]

>>54883045
Neither Trezor nor Ledger are lightning wallets. But you already knew that, didn't you Jew?

[Anonymous No.54887596]

>>54882846

>KAS 24hr volume - $6,722,479
>BTC 24hr volume - $10,219,211,336

Good God, it must really suck being you.

[Anonymous No.54887623]

>>54887596
Shitcoiners refuse to learn what bitcoin is or why people value it.

[Anonymous No.54887638]

>>54887623
Many of them are Jews so they know exactly what Bitcoin is and why it's valuable, but, being Jews, they lie every time they open their mouths.

[Anonymous No.54887678]

>>54883200
>localmonero.co
>traders all over the world who have multiple methods of transferring cash plus all sorts of other methods - banks transfer, money app, whatever you need and makes sense in the country
>demand supported by darkweb market activity, this liquidity will find a way to exist regardless of the law

>localbitcoin.com
>shutdown because no one needs bitcoin anymore so it wasn't worth dealing with regulations

So yeah, good luck with your super high BTC liquidity after opening your KYC account in a foreign country while you're on the run.

[Anonymous No.54887709]

>>54887678
Are you going to start going into random stores in Mexico and asking them if they'll accept Monero, and you think you'll have better success with this than bitcoin?

[Anonymous No.54887774]

>>54887709
No, that's not what I would do. Did you read my post? Also, if I did try that, I think the success rate would be at least as high with XMR, yes.

[Anonymous No.54888109]

>>54883309
This is a good thing, Bitcoin will inevitably be replaced now. Thats good for humanity, imagine 300 years from now still having to use that piece of shit over better things.

[Anonymous No.54888140]

>>54882751
Translation:

>We're bleeding capital out of our ass for weeks now and the FTX style Ponzi scheme we're running is about to collapse if this continues

Chinkshills BTFO.
BTC is only stronger without the Chink FTX ponzi casino.

[Anonymous No.54888208]

>>54882832
Exactly. What kind of bullshit excuse is this not to allow withdrawals when you could withdraw through LN just fine.

[Anonymous No.54888294]

Does this mean coinbase shares go up or down?

[Anonymous No.54888302]

>>54882826
>bitcoin is working as expected. tick tock next block.
you're the biggest retard i'll see today

[Anonymous No.54888307]

144 blocks per day, 4000 txns per block equals 576,000 txns processed.

[Anonymous No.54888390]

anyone that thinks bitcoin isn't "working" is either

a midwit who doesn't understand how bitcoin works, or (how every blockchain) scales
a seething ethmaxi that watched his last desperate fud blow up in his face, or
some other shitcoin bagholder who's starting to realize nobody gives a single fuck about using anything in this market other than bitcoin, ethereum, or monero

there are no exceptions

[Anonymous No.54889798]

>>54888294
I'm thinking up but ultimately people would go for self custody, and I moved my assets a long time ago to non custodial wallets like Sylo and Exodus where I have full custody.

[Anonymous No.54889887]

>>54883309
>people using the chain is bearish
kys

[Anonymous No.54890252]

HAHAHAHAHAH NEWFAG NIGERS AND ASSBLASTED 2017 RETARDS IN FULL SWING
>old: tx too expensive
>new: fix security budget
>newfags: tx too expensive
meanwhile I pay over LN with my very own node. git gud.

[Anonymous No.54890279]

>>54882751
The network works perfectly fine without delay. If you don't want to pay the fee to include your transaction that's on you.

[Anonymous No.54890303]

>>54884177
this is 2017 all over again. yea I should have made it by now

[Anonymous No.54890353]

>>54882751
>bitcoin will fail once block rewards run out! tx fees will never be enough
>NOOOOO NOT LIKE THAT

[Anonymous No.54890365]

>>54882778
My diamond hands is laughing at fuckers with their coins in exchanges.

[Anonymous No.54890474]

>>54890365
What's the difference at the moment?
If you needed to sell some coins right now wouldn't it be better to have them on the exchange? This congestion isn't going to last forever.

This is all under the assumption the exchanges are trustworthy.

[Anonymous No.54891083]

so what we need to do now? short btc? buy ordinals? hold? tell me!!!

[Anonymous No.54891302]

>>54883045
Accelerate the transaction running your own node

[Anonymous No.54891316]

>>54891083
Seethe, because you missed out on being early again

[Anonymous No.54891342]

>>54882802
>>54882751
kek

[Anonymous No.54891533]

>>54883389
>>54889887
The Bobo was right. Low IQers like you, were wrong.

[Anonymous No.54892077]

>>54888109
funny enough this dude sacced for pulsechain

[Anonymous No.54892135]

>>54882751
Crypto is decentralised and anonnymised, let's own central banking !

>66% of crypto transactions made on a single KYC dependent CEX that can block transaction at any time.

[Anonymous No.54892161]

Guess who's laughing now that BTC and ETH are tx fcked?

[Anonymous No.54892662]

>>54882751
Lol brc sister what have we done?

[Anonymous No.54892703]

>>54890474
This congestion is slowing my brc growth. How much time did it take for miners to decongestionate the chain when eth was choking because of erc?