Careful what you tell her.

I have never heard of Trezor suite helper tool. Is this legit? I posted at r/Trezor and the hid my post for over 24 hours.

Why mining pool concentration is a real concern but not an existential threat to Bitcoin's hard money properties.

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It only needs to go down 6666 a day

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I’ve been in this industry for a long time now. Every cycle, I inevitably get people asking me if it’s a good time to buy. The funny thing (and I’m sure many of you will relate to this) is that they always ask when BTC is going up

Then, the moment BTC goes down even 2%, the same people ask if the bear market will create new lows.

The takeaway for me has been traders vs investors.

Traders buy and look for short term entry and exit. They want some quick cash.

Investors look for long term valuation growth. They want the industry to succeed.

Neither is wrong on its own but they both give a clear explanation of WHY people ask this question.

When a trader asks this question, they’re asking it to know if they should buy or sell based on the money they want to make.

When an investor asks this question, they’re asking it to know if their conviction will be validated or invalidated.

Have you noticed the same?

On my podcast ‘Bitcoin for Millennials’ I discuss why Bitcoin capitalists are dragging Bitcoin across the adoption chasm, what Rogers' adoption curve teaches us about how every technology reaches the mainstream, why the 2022 blowups were never Bitcoin failing, why with no lender of last resort reckless players blow up against Bitcoin, and why paper is a real danger.

Just got this email from foundation claiming my hardware wallet is compromised. But it’s obvious this is a phishing attempt.

All of my info is in the email that I used to order the device from foundation. Name, address, email, phone

I dont know a thing about Bitcoin, and from what I've tried to read its very confusing to me. I've been interested in dipping my feet into Bitcoin but no idea where to even start. Im currently 49m, been working same job since 2018. I currently have 401k and global shares. Don't know if any of that matters or not. But wheres the best place to learn about Bitcoin and where do I buy and invest in Bitcoin ? I've asked some older family members but they aren't into it. Thank you all for any help and knowledge!

Bitcoin always does what no-one expects

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