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abukhjd

u/r2cyp I know the feeling just as much as most other people. Several years ago, I began only buying when BTC price was below production cost. This has done incredibly well for me. Good luck :) AB

rob_xv

You can look these things up for yourself, but yes they are, although they reduced their short position earlier today. [https://hypurrscan.io/address/0xb317D2BC2D3d2Df5Fa441B5bAE0AB9d8b07283ae](https://hypurrscan.io/address/0xb317D2BC2D3d2Df5Fa441B5bAE0AB9d8b07283ae)

slapnutzzzz

Here is the wallet to follow the entries. [https://hypurrscan.io/address/0xb317D2BC2D3d2Df5Fa441B5bAE0AB9d8b07283ae](https://hypurrscan.io/address/0xb317D2BC2D3d2Df5Fa441B5bAE0AB9d8b07283ae) Click on perps to see the value

Logical_Lemming

0xb317D2BC2D3d2Df5Fa441B5bAE0AB9d8b07283ae made the trades and then sent the proceeds to 0x4f9A37Bc2A4a2861682c0e9BE1F9417Df03CC27C where the USDC is still sitting.

willofscott

Bitcoin is a technological breakthrough the world has never known, and its super disruptive. This and the fact of its programmed scarcity makes it extremely valuable being how unique it is. I see its main easily understandable value is thats its the best dollar parking spot of them all, no rent, no maintenance, no upkeep, no reroofing, no HOA dues, no realtors comms, no property taxes bleeding you year after year, no water leaks, hurricanes, fires…I say that because a predominant parking spot for cash is real estate. My brothers a job supervisor for super high end apartments in Manhattan, billionaires, Sting, Bank CEO, Julia Roberts, and it confused me for a while why people would buy 110,000,000 apartments? For an apartment WTH? Then it occurred to me that its a solid place to park 110,000,000$, becasue 5 years from now there will be someone who wants to park 130,000,000$ in your parking spot. That kind of money cant be deposited, cant be left in cash, Gold sucked for along time as an appreciating vehicle. So mahattan apartments it is. Then comes along bitcoin, it starts out as nothing, just a toy token to reward miners, you would have thousands of them and no value, then it slowly started to be sold and that kept going to produce a market value that could be measured, and it kept changing hands over and over and over again which created the market and the demand slowly increasing created the price discovery, so during this time it became a known and trusted thing, that was rare and simple to own, obscure but slowly it emerged as valid store of value more so then a currency. It strips away all the expenses of other dollar parking spots, its easily transported, sent thru fiber optics at the speed of light, instantly settled, and liquid. It at this point is the most sought after dollar parking spot of all time. So much so that people will lessen their inclination to buy 100,000,000:apartments becasue the next guy might choose bitcoin instead of a apartment, this thing will demonetize real estate, demonetized real esatte will amke homes cheaper for everyone and the same true for all needed goods, it will reveal to people the broken nature of our dollar system because now we have an actual comparable money not theorical, but actual working model which makes all the broken parts of the system shine for all to see, the world is going to literally change from the ground up due to this new tech innovation through realizing a finite scarce asset which can be infinitely fractionalized holds value infinitely and makes prices go down or more accurately makes purchasing power go up as you hold it, not like cash losing its value as you hold it. Inflation was assumed to be sort of like gravity, it just happens, now people are realizing its not a law of nature, its a government planned action, and action that has caused the better part of our worlds poverty, people in time will have nothing to do with a debased currency, it will be viewed as radio active toxic sludge. I can only imagine the upheaval this will entail, it will at some point get very ugly before it gets beautiful is my assumption, but maybe it transcends all that and the purity of the truth will rest easy and revolt and mania will not be necessary? I could hope. But back to fractional, as bitcoin goes around and round the globe, and gets diced and sliced into micro particles of the whole unit called bitcoin, ever tiny little speck will hold value and continue to preserve your time and energy spent to receive that particle. So if you think you should invest in bitcoin. My usual answer is do some research and when you know you will fucking know, like myself. All the way to November 2024, my only opinion was this is stupid, or I didn’t even think about it. Then it hit 100,000K, and it grabbed my attention…Why the fuck is bitcoin 100,000K? What the fuck is going on here and I had to know, and about 600-800 hours later at the bottom of the rabbits hole, I was like holy fuck! This is huge! This is unstoppable. I got to get some NOW, and now, and now, and have been egtting some as often as possible from November to now, buying all the time, high price maybe its up, low price great its on sale, lower price super bigger sale, going back up good buy more, ATH buy a little because maybe its breaking out, honestly who cares what price it is right now, all the prices we see right now will be cheap cheap cheap when its 10,000,000 a coin and more. This whiole year has been insane with every type of institution flipping their script and giving in to the unstoppable realization that they get on board or they get absolutely creamed by the banks and corporations that did get on board. They literally will go bankrupt if they don’t, and its only now they are seeing this, the smartest guys in the room are behind all the retail that understood this, they were blind and now they can see, and what they can see is Holy Shit we have to get some Now now now…or bust. What a year, it went from absolute warfare to hugs and kisses from the worst critics, Ive never seen anything like it before, Im 57 and not ever, never did famous CEOs and Execs flip their opinions in public this way in this manner, its as if they don’t have time to hide it, just admit it, rip the bandaid off, get to buying it, and see its changing everything little by little the world will be a completely new place. So you ask are you too late to buy some satoshis, they are 1/10 of a cent. Bitcoin is not the needed term anymore, it’s satoshis. The public needs to think satoshi are 1/10 of a cent, if they think this it will ramp up the accumulation of bitcoin by the regular people who really desperately need this. If they think 121,000$ bitcoin it seems completely out of reach, wont even try, its not one bitcoin its a cluster of 100,000,000 satoshis. Buy as many as you can. We are not late, this is just the beginning, it needed to hit 100,000K just for the validation to truly kick in, now that this is happening, its going up for along time to come, if not forever, and every little piece will grow in value infinitely, because it will fractionalize infinitely. No printing needed, just make smaller and smaller pieces, simple. What it does do is eliminate the governments ability to print power when they desire to, and them with less power means less spent on war, on tanks, bombs, etc. Which is the natural way things should be. Bitcoin is a world historical cross roads, we live in the post bitcoin invention, the world of yesterday is pre bitcoin, kind of like BC and AD. Some day it may be called BB and AB (before bitcoin and after bitcoin). So yes buy some buy as much as you can every day, every week every month, satoshi at a time, handfuls of satoshi when you can, its about the satoshi now. Not bitcoin, the world need to hear this its satoshi, “buy some just in case this thing continues to catch on”. Have a great life, I know I will, more so then I ever knew before. When at the bottom of the rabbits hole, say HI, I’m the guy by the coffee maker. Peace!

GadJedi

Anyone can refuse a money order if they suspect or are concerned about fraud. It’s not unusual for a business to not accept money orders. Is it possible that the school will take a money order? Perhaps, as I have not checked. However, Mooney orders are not convenient, and wouldn’t provide the solution I’m looking for. It’s still necessary to go to a store or bank to get one. The service I’m referring to allows for getting a check at home or even in a mobile app. Printing a check at home doesn’t make the deposit more difficult. Most checks these days are deposited via some kind of mobile deposit/camera, which doesn’t utilise the magnetic MICR printing. Take a look at the services I mentioned in my OP AB’s you’ll see how they work. The banks will still accept the check even without magnetic MICR printing. They have optical scanners too. The use case is that someone wants to avoid having a traditional bank account, but still has the occasional need to pay for something with a check, like I explained previously. The service I’m referring to would allow someone to print a check at home, paid for with a credit card, then mail that check, hand it to the payee, or text/email it as a PDF. The service, as far as I have found, exists for businesses to pay vendors and other businesses, or for individuals to pay some businesses, but not for individuals to pay just anyone (including schools).

BloomingBusiness

Cold storage. While he's locked away there could be a bill passed like California's [AB-1052](https://coincentral.com/california-can-now-take-your-crypto-if-you-dont-use-it-for-three-years/)

Old_Cat_9534

1.09 + 1.09 + 1.28 (large fries) + .1.25 (med drink) = $4.71 Math checks out, although the savings are only around 10%. Normally I would expect the value meal to be the same size i.e med fries, and med drink. But it appears that on this menu it's written large fries and text I can't read underneath, but it's more letters than 'large' written above so it's probably 'medium'. A google search returns [this image](https://scontent.fmel14-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/484049267_633953872714575_1868140261209788552_n.jpg?_nc_cat=104&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=127cfc&_nc_ohc=QYQFsoSoZHcQ7kNvwH5es_d&_nc_oc=AdmZdtyIt8_ioo7RgIODlH-yn7Z4vqdoTeTMT3CAwUmbhYYRPaPLT081mJgUrki7Y6Q&_nc_zt=23&_nc_ht=scontent.fmel14-1.fna&_nc_gid=YmeH_XZkvQrmwot5f4dixw&oh=00_Afbk2GxhryDYAbriiFohq7rD3TR5PM5fFnVVBLaokOLSdA&oe=68D2AB08) so this appears to be correct.

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HSuke

No it didn't. What's the timestamp? The full text is here: > California governor Gavin Newsom is about to sign Assembly Bill 1052, a controversial piece of legislation passed by the state’s Assembly in a unanimous 78-0 vote and is now under Senate review. > > The bill allows the state to seize cryptocurrency that hasn't been touched for three years. > > It does this by amending California’s unclaimed property laws to include digital assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies held on custodial platforms, such as centralized exchanges like Coinbase. > > If a crypto account shows no “act of ownership” for three years—such as making a transaction, depositing, or withdrawing funds—the assets are classified as “unclaimed property.” > The state can then take custody of these assets. > > AB 1052 mandates that seized cryptocurrencies be held in their original form, are not converted to cash, and stored by a state-appointed custodian. > > Many crypto holders, especially those following a “HODL” (hold on for dear life) strategy, intentionally avoid frequent transactions to let their investments grow. > Christina Aguayo News > Critics argue that people should have the right to manage their investments however they want without the government stepping in and taking control any time there's not enough activity on an account. > > While the bill currently applies only to custodial platforms, many believe it will expand and start targeting self-custodied wallets or other private assets.

SufficientMirror2225

Rolled over old 401ks into an IRA at Fidelity, caught the Grayscale BTC & ETH funds discount to NAV until their ETF conversion, converted into FBTC & FETH on day 1. Account is probably 5x since my initial rollover date but also includes $COIN. My employer also uses Fidelity for HSA, so 50% of my HSA portfolio is also in BTC/ETH ETFs from the Grayscale ETF conversions. I’m risk tolerant but also try to manage my risks effectively, need to have money in case any emergencies come but I’m a young millennial. Recently moved my Roth IRA over to Fidelity as well, managed to catch FETH at its lows and that makes about 20% of this account. 50% of my overall portfolio is in these ETFs, another 2% in CEPO because of AB, and total exposure goes up to 80% counting other crypto/digital asset holdings. While your ROTH has no tax liabilities, losing it also means you cannot deduct losses against your income. Understand your risk tolerance, how to adapt your risk profile and the tax advantages of each retirement account type to play the long game.

Greedy_Swimmer_3619

Yeah but if a million people think your way opposed to mine, that’s a bit difference. But are you literally going to be able to make it go up? No. But hey if ya want buy some AB stock cuz I got a contract riding on it.

RoosterTail99

I’m a AB0162 guy. Want to add the Navi or Avenger to the mix soon. Need my guy to finally accept Sats

daysonjupiter

It’s not in law yet btw. Anyway, not unimportant, the law does not allow the state to liquidate (sell) your crypto. Instead, the assets must be transferred *in their original digital form* to a state-appointed custodian who will hold them securely. If the owner later makes a valid claim, they can reclaim either the crypto itself or its equivalent value. For anyone interested we’re talking about Assembly Bill AB-105.

Flannaganji

WA # Identity Verification - Satoshi Nakamoto (Duckhat / DuCat) This repository contains the **cryptographically signed identity statement** of **Jimmy Dale Flannagan**, also known as **Satoshi Nakamoto** **Duckhat** *, and **DuCat** — the original creator of Bitcoin. The identity is verified through: - **PGP signature** - **Nostr public key** - **Bitcoin-signed message** - **Satoshi Nakamoto Institute** (via Primal.net - sni@primal.net") ## Signed Identity Statement **File:** identity_statement.txt.asc' **PGP Fingerprint:** '70B0 5F89 49AB FA2F 94F0 BDA5 971A 2123 914C D3BF 700C 8797 2E56 DA4C E48F C286 **Nostr Key:** npub149cn2tpm9m3y- wn83743w75xlf26829a7ad- fuz2d9wt7wzh5vahxsg7nwgu **Recognition:** 'SNI@primal.net' via [Primal.net](https://primal.net/) ## How to Verify This Claim ### 1. Download the Signed File identity_statement.txt.asc'

Flannaganji

WA # Identity Verification - Satoshi Nakamoto (Duckhat / DuCat) This repository contains the **cryptographically signed identity statement** of **Jimmy Dale Flannagan**, also known as **Satoshi Nakamoto** **Duckhat** *, and **DuCat** — the original creator of Bitcoin. The identity is verified through: - **PGP signature** - **Nostr public key** - **Bitcoin-signed message** - **Satoshi Nakamoto Institute** (via Primal.net - sni@primal.net") ## Signed Identity Statement **File:** identity_statement.txt.asc' **PGP Fingerprint:** '70B0 5F89 49AB FA2F 94F0 BDA5 971A 2123 914C D3BF 700C 8797 2E56 DA4C E48F C286 **Nostr Key:** npub149cn2tpm9m3y- wn83743w75xlf26829a7ad- fuz2d9wt7wzh5vahxsg7nwgu **Recognition:** 'SNI@primal.net' via [Primal.net](https://primal.net/) ## How to Verify This Claim ### 1. Download the Signed File identity_statement.txt.asc'

Flannaganji

WA # Identity Verification - Satoshi Nakamoto (Duckhat / DuCat) This repository contains the **cryptographically signed identity statement** of **Jimmy Dale Flannagan**, also known as **Satoshi Nakamoto** **Duckhat** *, and **DuCat** — the original creator of Bitcoin. The identity is verified through: - **PGP signature** - **Nostr public key** - **Bitcoin-signed message** - **Satoshi Nakamoto Institute** (via Primal.net - sni@primal.net") ## Signed Identity Statement **File:** identity_statement.txt.asc' **PGP Fingerprint:** '70B0 5F89 49AB FA2F 94F0 BDA5 971A 2123 914C D3BF 700C 8797 2E56 DA4C E48F C286 **Nostr Key:** npub149cn2tpm9m3y- wn83743w75xlf26829a7ad- fuz2d9wt7wzh5vahxsg7nwgu **Recognition:** 'SNI@primal.net' via [Primal.net](https://primal.net/) ## How to Verify This Claim ### 1. Download the Signed File identity_statement.txt.asc'

Flannaganji

WA # Identity Verification - Satoshi Nakamoto (Duckhat / DuCat) This repository contains the **cryptographically signed identity statement** of **Jimmy Dale Flannagan**, also known as **Satoshi Nakamoto** **Duckhat** *, and **DuCat** — the original creator of Bitcoin. The identity is verified through: - **PGP signature** - **Nostr public key** - **Bitcoin-signed message** - **Satoshi Nakamoto Institute** (via Primal.net - sni@primal.net") ## Signed Identity Statement **File:** identity_statement.txt.asc' **PGP Fingerprint:** '70B0 5F89 49AB FA2F 94F0 BDA5 971A 2123 914C D3BF 700C 8797 2E56 DA4C E48F C286 **Nostr Key:** npub149cn2tpm9m3y- wn83743w75xlf26829a7ad- fuz2d9wt7wzh5vahxsg7nwgu **Recognition:** 'SNI@primal.net' via [Primal.net](https://primal.net/) ## How to Verify This Claim ### 1. Download the Signed File identity_statement.txt.asc'

Flannaganji

WA # Identity Verification - Satoshi Nakamoto (Duckhat / DuCat) This repository contains the **cryptographically signed identity statement** of **Jimmy Dale Flannagan**, also known as **Satoshi Nakamoto** **Duckhat** *, and **DuCat** — the original creator of Bitcoin. The identity is verified through: - **PGP signature** - **Nostr public key** - **Bitcoin-signed message** - **Satoshi Nakamoto Institute** (via Primal.net - sni@primal.net") ## Signed Identity Statement **File:** identity_statement.txt.asc' **PGP Fingerprint:** '70B0 5F89 49AB FA2F 94F0 BDA5 971A 2123 914C D3BF 700C 8797 2E56 DA4C E48F C286 **Nostr Key:** npub149cn2tpm9m3y- wn83743w75xlf26829a7ad- fuz2d9wt7wzh5vahxsg7nwgu **Recognition:** 'SNI@primal.net' via [Primal.net](https://primal.net/) ## How to Verify This Claim ### 1. Download the Signed File identity_statement.txt.asc'

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alleycat548

Hahahah me too! SR/AB

abukhjd

Someone recently posted a question about how much they should bring to Vegas for gambling, and my advice was to only use what you would be okay losing. I am not saying investing in Bitcoin is gambling, but the same mindset helps. Only put in what you are comfortable parting with, treat it as a learning experience, and don’t feel any pressure to buy a whole coin. Starting with even a small amount is fine. One legal detail that surprises most people: in the US, every time you sell, trade, or spend Bitcoin, it counts as a taxable event. The IRS wants you to report each transaction, no matter how small, so keeping records from the start is a good idea. If you have more questions, just ask. Good luck. AB

Amused-Observer

Same.. only real use I saw for BTC until all this 'investment' talk was to buy drugs off silk road/AB/Dream etc etc

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coinfeeds-bot

tldr; California's State Assembly passed Assembly Bill (AB) 1052, which would bring cryptocurrencies under unclaimed property laws, allowing the state to hold inactive crypto assets in custody for reclamation. The bill also permits businesses to accept crypto payments. Additionally, AB 1180 enables state agencies to accept crypto payments under a pilot program. Both bills aim to integrate cryptocurrency into California's financial framework, with potential implementation starting July 1, 2026, pending further legislative approval. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

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California's AB 1180 bill aims to test crypto payments for state transactions, potentially positioning the state as a leader in digital asset integration, similar to efforts in Florida and Colorado. This legislation requires a report by 2028 on all crypto transactions processed by the state, indicating a move towards broader acceptance of cryptocurrencies in government operations. * [California lawmakers approve bill allowing crypto payments for state ...](https://crypto.news/california-lawmakers-approve-bill-allowing-crypto-payments-for-state-services/) * [California Assembly Approves Bill for Digital Asset Payments](https://beincrypto.com/california-cryptocurrency-payment-initiative-bill/) ^(This is a bot made by [Critique AI](https://critique-labs.ai). If you want vetted information like this on all content you browse, [download our extension](https://critiquebrowser.app).)

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tldr; California's Assembly has passed Assembly Bill 1180 (AB 1180) with a unanimous 68-0 vote, allowing state departments to accept cryptocurrency payments for fees and transactions under the Digital Financial Assets Law. The bill now heads to the Senate and, if signed into law, would take effect on July 1, 2026, with a pilot program running until 2031. The Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) will oversee implementation and report on challenges. This move could position California alongside states like Florida and Colorado in accepting crypto payments. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

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tldr; Swedish health tech firm H100 Group AB saw its shares soar 37% after announcing its first Bitcoin purchase, acquiring 4.39 BTC for approximately $491,000. CEO Sander Andersen highlighted the alignment of Bitcoin's values with the company's proactive wellness approach. The move marks 'Phase 1' of a potential long-term strategy. This reflects a growing trend of companies diversifying treasuries with Bitcoin, though skeptics warn of short-lived stock price boosts for smaller firms. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

JeanetteChapman

Big news, but let’s see how it plays out. Saying they want to be "Europe’s MicroStrategy" sets high expectations. MicroStrategy’s model worked because they had a long-term thesis and could weather volatility. If Bitcoin Treasury AB is serious, they’ll need the same kind of conviction—and a solid risk strategy—especially with how regulators and markets in the EU handle crypto exposure. Bold move, but execution will be everything.

dropshippingreviews

Interesting move. If Bitcoin Treasury AB actually follows through, it could signal growing institutional confidence in BTC beyond the U.S. But becoming "Europe’s MicroStrategy" is a bold claim—MicroStrategy didn’t just buy BTC, it turned it into a core business strategy. This could pump short-term hype, but long-term sustainability depends on how they manage risk, treasury allocation, and investor sentiment if prices turn volatile. Always worth watching what the balance sheet says, not just the headlines.

mrestiaux

Well objectively calling someone dense is an insult, but sure, call it an observation. Go off lol. I do sort of see where you're coming from that it's not totally timing the market, but if you're doing a lump sum on any given day - what happens if your buys just happen to be at every single peak? If you tell me "Well I avoid peaks and look for dips" - that is trying to time the market, no? [does dollar cost averaging reduce risk - Google Search](https://www.google.ca/search?q=does+dollar+cost+averaging+reduce+risk&sca_esv=bd155e7d16634e36&ei=jCsAaL_PE7yF0PEPi46X8As&ved=0ahUKEwi_xffDyd2MAxW8AjQIHQvHBb4Q4dUDCBE&uact=5&oq=does+dollar+cost+averaging+reduce+risk&gs_lp=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&sclient=gws-wiz-serp) Why are you on a crypto sub if you're just here to tell people it's gambling? Lol. Although if you're speaking about anything other than BTC - any shitcoin for example - yes, they're all gambling. Cope? Because I am happy with my life and I don't need to be obsessed with the markets? What the hell? Haha. So you're saying I am lying to myself about how much I love my life and I should be out here trying to maximize my profits in every single way possible? Get a grip man. Why are you telling them their decisions are stupid? You think you're some white knight out here trying to help people? People will adopt the strategy that they're most comfortable with, why do you feel like you need to tell them what they're doing is stupid? People might think you're a fucking idiot anyways lol. Not being dense, just asking you which seems riskier :)

chortogrower

It' either AB testing or a bug. It can't be a scam

chortogrower

Maybe it's some AB testing stuff? I can clearly see the same behavior as OP screenshot.

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Larryrroscoe

One more time: I have been in the securities business over 30 years, MBA in finance. Was a chief compliance officer overseeing the products 2000 representatives could market. Was there in the crash of 1987. Real stocks, real companies-they all came back. "You can put lipstick on a pig and it is still a pig.", Sara Palin When you put money into crypto you are buying air! Congratulations to those who were lucky and got in before anyone knew what crypto really is. Same as the early investors of Tulip Bulbs, the airplane pilot game, and beanie babies. Please take your money and DCA (Dollar Cost Average) into the stock market, bond market, a little into precious metals, and if you really believe crypto is going to the moon, then ok put 5% into air. Over time, depending on your age and life expectancy.......you can't lose. NEVER This is a chart of the long term stock market 1987 to the present: [https://www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=Rj27dY5o&id=DCA2E7AA8752C8B6DE9CF513439BEA291F8CFB50&thid=OIP.Rj27dY5oCdyBvm9\_1wIPKgAAAA&mediaurl=https%3a%2f%2finvestinghaven.com%2fwp-content%2fuploads%2f2023%2f08%2fstock\_market\_trend\_2024-1140x500.png&cdnurl=https%3a%2f%2fth.bing.com%2fth%2fid%2fR.463dbb758e6809dc81be6f7fd7020f2a%3frik%3dUPuMHynqm0MT9Q%26pid%3dImgRaw%26r%3d0&exph=207&expw=474&q=stock+market+history+chart+2024&simid=608024953319810795&FORM=IRPRST&ck=91373E88AB722139357157DCB7C20590&selectedIndex=0&itb=0&idpp=overlayview&ajaxhist=0&ajaxserp=0](https://www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=Rj27dY5o&id=DCA2E7AA8752C8B6DE9CF513439BEA291F8CFB50&thid=OIP.Rj27dY5oCdyBvm9_1wIPKgAAAA&mediaurl=https%3a%2f%2finvestinghaven.com%2fwp-content%2fuploads%2f2023%2f08%2fstock_market_trend_2024-1140x500.png&cdnurl=https%3a%2f%2fth.bing.com%2fth%2fid%2fR.463dbb758e6809dc81be6f7fd7020f2a%3frik%3dUPuMHynqm0MT9Q%26pid%3dImgRaw%26r%3d0&exph=207&expw=474&q=stock+market+history+chart+2024&simid=608024953319810795&FORM=IRPRST&ck=91373E88AB722139357157DCB7C20590&selectedIndex=0&itb=0&idpp=overlayview&ajaxhist=0&ajaxserp=0) Hope you have a great day.

sambadanne

[graph](https://www.google.com/search?q=stock+market+bubble&client=ms-android-samsung-ss&sca_esv=0cfb0ff3a5db7a01&udm=2&biw=365&bih=667&ei=BuDNZ46fM-K8xc8Pyr6EiQ8&oq=stock+market+bubble&gs_lp=EhJtb2JpbGUtZ3dzLXdpei1pbWciE3N0b2NrIG1hcmtldCBidWJibGUyBRAAGIAEMgQQABgeMgQQABgeMgQQABgeMgQQABgeSOjmCVCLCFiK4QlwDXgAkAEHmAHEG6AB5qABqgERMi0zLjcuMy41LjIuMS4yLjK4AQPIAQD4AQGYAhugAsdVqAIAwgIKEAAYgAQYQxiKBcICCBAAGAcYChgewgIIEAAYgAQYogTCAggQABgFGAoYHsICBBAhGBWYAwGIBgGSBw05LjMtNy40LjQuMS4yoAedQQ&sclient=mobile-gws-wiz-img#sv=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)

bigmattson

Because he AB’s his buddies plan on pumping AB’s dumping frequently and need someone to hold

jbtravel84

Damn sorry about this. I lost about 84K MOONs last year due to a hack. Some quick notes. Looking at the attacker address of **0xf5e00e35ecc3fda95715fb7d6b5a901fc3aedbcf** I see 7 deposits to a deposit address of 0xBcF565601906249F48C7725CF2243Ce1F211CaeA - MEXC. Most of the outgoing funds end up here - 0xCf59aDEf2954Ceeb1b9a4C6a6198760Df0b45c9F. You'll see a number of Twitter users mentioning this as a scam wallet as well. Numerous deposits to 0xa320a86F567f4Af6231E6FcE3218fD4451944263 - Remitano Most of the outgoing funds of 5c9f end up here - 0x4e53Ce08aA036B2a3F5ca81c860e2BA4847e5495. That wallet also shares the same Remitano deposit address as above. Additional deposit addresses include: * 0x14e1454ceF62FFa94784525A8423031b60c894da - Remitano * 0x26cB4834e3C125bf53043b60244F8Adf681013Fe - Bybit (small deposit, may have been used to pay for a service) * 0x39bF3460ef85273084940b05c11004E1bFD338Dd - Binance (small deposit, may have been used to pay for a service) I followed the funds to the below wallets 0x378DFc209E9B76b18c33CcE65Ff19CC75DC297EA -0x92D701D9948AEf2cB32BA0C20cAbbDc8855351fc --0x17fB7c9e97Fe47aD73EA82C474CD918817373701 There's numerous HTX and Kucoin deposits. Here's a few * 0x8E929f6f7a6f4478592Ef6cbF9f0F07abAbCA07D - HTX * 0x1B2d3da7497FDb5224155886D41033BD658eC388 - HTX * 0xcd779ee22f2E0Fe9779AD992E02943d46c7A4Aa1 - HTX * 0xd3C078F9d00803B3bd667Cd4506393ceAcEE763e - Kucoin * 0x683f71a200c33b48AB830085D2eD2C08D963D8D6 - Kucoin Hope this helps!

Dfranco123

!register 0xeFC7d887FbF4931f364AB2757010722C6844F0bc

ArtByJa3son

[Printer go BRRRRR](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/_AvkOR21mqdHxmQ_9jx3eeKSrJUlWKj3cacaNiv6FeQ3XMw9BeYpr7XV0qkTXCMG1IpyE2AB6Alpc4fF3jzz68nRZBT8_dcF4cKijZdk9f5HaBjvhM5yd3Fgi1sbCfSC=w1280)

daltadka911

!register 0x1A4429d4ABD53c2A0938830AB15De50Ef7E5c45b

Darryl_444

Hello, fellow bot. Sorry, but I have no spare change to hand out at the moment, and no time for videos. The taxable portion of capital gains are taxed exactly the same way as regular income, and is combined with it. This is a summation of several different tax bracket amounts and rates including / up to the marginal tax rate. The marginal tax rate is simply the final one. ALL capital gains are considered income, so that means your marginal rate goes higher when you add the taxable portion of them to your employment income. Or vice-versa, since the order is unimportant. It would be just as accurate to say that employment income is taxed at the marginal rate. The higher your combined taxable income, the higher rate you pay. Yes, the marginal tax rate is of course higher as the income becomes higher. That's why people with higher incomes pay higher taxes, in theory. This is not in dispute, although I admit I wasn't very clear about it. It's simply easier to refer to average rates since they include the marginal rate portion already by definition, and the average rate is what we actually pay. And so I don't have to do all the summation for each example. But the key factor is that capital gains are not FULLY taxed, while employment income IS. The capital gains inclusion rate is the only portion that is taxed. So your average tax rate that you actually pay (total tax paid divided by total income) actually goes DOWN in most cases where you add some capital gains to employment income. Dramatically so, compared to equivalent pure employment income (see examples below). This, despite the marginal rate increasing. Basically, this means you end up paying less tax on capital gains than you do on employment income. Here's a much better calculator to help run some examples. It handles regular employment aka "other" income, capital gains (pre-and post- 2024 rule change), average rate, marginal rate, and shows all provinces to boot. [https://www.taxtips.ca/calculators/enhanced-basic/enhanced-basic-tax-calculator.htm](https://www.taxtips.ca/calculators/enhanced-basic/enhanced-basic-tax-calculator.htm) Case 1: If you punch in $125k employment income in "other income" it will spit out 25% average tax rate (AB). That's what we would pay. Marginal rate just for reference is 36%. Same as the other calculators. Case 2: If you then add $250k in capital gains on top of that $125k employment income (post June 24 rule change), that average tax rate actually drops to 21.8%. The dollar amount paid goes up, the marginal rate goes up to 47%, but the average rate we pay goes down. Case 3: For comparison, let's consider an alternate reality where we earned a much higher employment income but had no capital gains, for the same overall total income of 125+250=$375k. In this case, our average tax rate leaps up to 37.5%. Marginal rate barely moves to 48%. We have to pay far higher taxes for the same total income, compared to Case 2. Interestingly, on a million dollar capital gain the average tax rate paid only increases about 5% due to the 2024 rule change on inclusion rates. And no increase on $250k, of course.

Darryl_444

Your online tax calculator example was for Alberta, but it spits out wrong results for all the other provinces too. So it's still definitely wrong. Of course none of the calculators take into account every person's unique deductions, they just do the basic ones everybody gets. It can't give the other various case-specific deductions to anybody to reduce their effective tax rates, so the result we see is probably a bit higher than average paid. Not lower. For the $125k income example we have been discussing, the TurboTax calculator shows that AB average tax rate is indeed lower than Canada's average, but not by much. BC, NT, and NU are all lower than AB. No province has anything over 30%: AB 24.43% BC 23.55% MB 28.63% NB 27.90% NL 28.43% NT 23.82% NS 30.15% NU 21.88% ON 25.61% PE 29.58% QC 29.71% SK 26.31% YT 23.55% Average by province: 26.43% "The government feels entitled to almost 50% of any extra money you make." You sound pretty salty for somebody who makes "way less than $125K". If your income is $80k, then your *combined* federal and provincial marginal rate is like 30%, and you actually pay around 20%. You'd have to be making over 3 times as much income to see marginal rates even close to 50%, and then you'd actually be paying 32% average.

Logical-Recognition3

Call words 1 through 8 list A. Call words 9 through 16 list B. Call words 17 through 24 list C. On one sheet of paper, write lists A and B. Call this sheet sheet AB. Similarly, create sheets BC and AC. Each of the three sheets contains 2/3 of the seed phrase. The seed phrase can be recovered from any two of the three sheets. Store the three sheets in three different secure structures. It won't help if they are in the same building and that building burns down. With this method, you can survive the loss or theft of any one of the three sheets. I don't recommend storing the words digitally, no matter how clever the method.

chainer3000

That’s me as well. I’m literally only holding AB and dackie. Mostly because I was early on those projects so my cost basis is very low 80% of my crypto port has been in stable coins since over a week ago. I was predicting BTC to 50-55k, but I really didn’t see it happening quite so fast. Glad I avoided a lot of the blood flow this last week,

chainer3000

Same amount of concern I had with alien base, and I 3.5x’d on that like a week ago. I experimented with their liquidity pool with eth/dackie and it’s getting 250 apr. otherwise I just hold their token. Of course it could rug but the dex is functional. There’s definitely real potential value there like AB

Odd_Monk_132

And which wallet is that in? I removed my initial post because I realized there's 5 potential wallets. A0, A2, B0, B2 and AB. A2 is the derivation path used for multi-sig wallets, but it can also be a single sig wallet. Can you confirm which of the wallets the address is in?