AD

CptCaramack

I've just checked you're right, I thought Portugal was around 990 AD that's my bad, I thought it was closer to France than it is.

newsflashjackass

* **Early (before ~2140 AD):** "New" bitcoins are still being mined. * **Late (after ~2140 AD):** All 21 million bitcoin have been issued. -------------------- > *It was once thought that the blessed sap of the Erdtree would drip from its boughs forever -- but that age of plenty swiftly came to a close* ------------------

MVazovski

Idk man, I don't like Zed. I'm more of an AD Carry. So maybe Jinx, Caitlyn or Corki would be better for me.

Aconyminomicon

HBAR, Hedera. Please tell me how decentralized hashgraph ledger with a g2g protocol being used by governments and partnered with the likes of Google, IBM, LG, AD, DLA Piper and more is a scam? I agree that everything you listed. Everything Blockchain is a scam except XMR, but Nano and Hedera are not blockchain.

oneeyedwillie24769

My top 3 takeaways: 1. All I see are For Sale signs everyday. My Sell button is broken anyway 2. Almost guarantee that half the FUD don’t even hold BTC and the other half are desperate for social validation 3. Reddit can shit on it everyday while I just AD the dips

still-trying-99

Kindly predict the price in 2140 AD.

thelegend13x


Substantial-Sea3046

Here in france : [https://www.bfmtv.com/crypto/votre-argent-ne-vous-appartiendra-plus-l-euro-numerique-annonce-par-la-bce-fait-face-a-une-vague-de-desinformation\_AD-202503260206.html](https://www.bfmtv.com/crypto/votre-argent-ne-vous-appartiendra-plus-l-euro-numerique-annonce-par-la-bce-fait-face-a-une-vague-de-desinformation_AD-202503260206.html) Mainstream news paper full of lies : "says people are spreading disinformation": false the European digital currency is programmable "The digital euro only exists in the project stage": false. The digital euro has been tested in real conditions since 2021. "its potential launch remains unlikely before 2027 or 2028" : false, it officially comes out in October 2025 "Other long-standing misconceptions about the project have resurfaced: that the digital euro would mean the "end of cash," that it would allow the ECB to "block" payments, or that it would "access savings"" : this is not a misconception, it is reality. They want to convince the public at all costs by constantly repeating the same lies and devaluing Bitcoin as being used by traffickers and scammers on all French news channels. Guys, government disinformation in France is crazy.

GreedVault

[https://hypurrscan.io/address/0x20C2d95a3Dfdca9e9AD12794D5fa6FaD99dA44f5](https://hypurrscan.io/address/0x20C2d95a3Dfdca9e9AD12794D5fa6FaD99dA44f5) PnL : $70,480,434.41

Hodler_caved

Is KA like the next thing after AD? That sounds like a long time.

Numerous_Ruin_4947

Are you Ashkenazi? Aren't you European, more or less? Are your immediate ancestors from Khazaria? I say immediate because we are all related. After all, the Solar System originated from a Solar Nebula. All organic and inorganic materials on Earth are related. Did your immediate ancestors convert to Judaism around 700-800 AD?

Ut_Prosim

It's true, there were no men before like 1500s AD. /s

Financial_Design_801

World’s 4th biggest sovereign wealth fund… This report is just one of the Sovereign Wealth Funds (Mubadala) in AD. There are a few other SWFs in AD.

DiedOnTitan

This is partially true. After the 2048 AD halving, transaction fees will regularly surpass the block reward fee. So for that last 40 years of the last Bitcoin getting mined, orders of magnitude more than that will be rewarded in transaction fees. And in 2138 AD, after the last satoshi is minted and rewarded, there will be no more Bitcoin to be mined and henceforth miners will be rewarded with transaction fees alone.

DeKundeManGeSigFanPa

*Genie: - "Wish granted, welcome to London 1305 AD. Where cholera bacteria literally is thrown out the window together with poo bucket so you can get "shitfaced" as you got the day before, and also the day before that 🫰"

DiedOnTitan

Mining fees are low right now. Just looking at a few recent blocks, the coinbase reward for 883254 was 3.17674501 and the block reward now is 3.125 which makes the fee reward 0.05174501 For block 883253 the coinbase reward was 3.18862672 which makes the fee reward: 0.06362672 The next halving, the block reward will be 1.5625 and then 0.78125. So continuing this progression, in 2048 AD, the block reward will be 0.048828125. It is at this time that mining fees should regularly eclipse the block reward fee. A mere 23 years to go. Happy HODLing!

BrokeButFabulous12

Cdc ia the shittiest exchange and app ive ever seen. You open the app and first thing you see is a fucking AD! The app is slow and unintuitive as fuck. The silver lining on top. I tried to close my account, but thanks to the spread its impossible, even if you have 0.06 cents in your account they wont let you close it. Which is an infinite loop. You select sell all - due to the spread it will not sell all and youre left with 0.03CRO - now if you want to sell you dont have enough CRO to pay the tx fee - so you have to buy more CRO with fiat - You select sell all - due to the spread it will not sell all..........

DiedOnTitan

>it will be much lower when the last BTC will be mined. No. After the last satoshi is mined in 2138 AD, the mining network will continue validating blocks for the transaction fees. The miners will continue hashing as though nothing happened.

watchface38

https://hypurrscan.io/address/0x20C2d95a3Dfdca9e9AD12794D5fa6FaD99dA44f5 35M he is still holding on it. I hope he is retarded and didn't know something

etherd0t

it's...[ $48mil ](https://hypurrscan.io/address/0x20C2d95a3Dfdca9e9AD12794D5fa6FaD99dA44f5)now👀 I hope he didn't go to bed too early, take the PROFIT!!!

thegoodfriarbutthole

crypto market not reacting well to the doncic-AD trade

Nate_Doge

AD, Kai, and Klay sounds better than Luka x Kai tbh

DaBestDoctorOfLife

That’s the recipe to make it to the AD!

Due-Candy-8929

LOL as a I am reading this post I am getting a NVIDIA AD!! …. NVIDIA you caused this crash why are you returning to the scene of the crime so soon… looks like Tesla had a really bad quarterly report as well…

DiedOnTitan

You have many misunderstandings about Bitcoin. Mining releases new coins, the block reward, but miners also get transaction fees and will continue to long after the last satoshi is mined in 2148AD. Nodes validate every single transaction in every block and keep the miners honest. Nodes are crucial for decentralization and running a Bitcoin node is dirt cheap. Node operators form a consensus. Changing the rules is very hard. It’s like the Constitution. It can be amended, but it takes a super majority. You are also conflating settlement assurance with the difficulty algorithm. These are separate but related items.

NegativeHydrogen

3000 AD

CommunityCurrencyBot

/u/2s0ur, your wallet address has been successfully updated to 0xb09a032EB5397089071913Dc35947A3a7C39E5AD.

AcidUrine

OP now do $1 gold vs BTC but invested in 392AD Constantinople.

a12omg

"A tracker run by Stand With Crypto, an industry group that vets politicians, said that 253 pro-crypto candidates had been elected to the House of Representatives on Tuesday, compared with 115 anti-crypto candidates. In the Senate, 16 pro-crypto candidates and 12 anti-crypto candidates were elected." [https://www.nytimes.com/2024/11/06/technology/crypto-industry-spending-election.html?unlocked\_article\_code=1.X04.69AD.rrE6ad3y2nbf&smid=url-share](https://www.nytimes.com/2024/11/06/technology/crypto-industry-spending-election.html?unlocked_article_code=1.X04.69AD.rrE6ad3y2nbf&smid=url-share)

BeneficialEverywhere

"Look at this point I barely remember why i brought them up but the fact is that if enough people had wanted the stock, Enron or something like Bed Bath and Beyond wouldnt have gone bankrupt, they could have issued more shares. Enron clearly a bad choice." It is incredibly ironic that you picked in Enron. It's is a perfect example against your stock argument. It was a company based off manipulation and false value. (Which is exactly what bitcoin is in my opinion). The company's failure was the reason for its delisting, when it lacked intrinsic value there was no point in trading it. A perfect example of how equity works. The fact that you didn't know what Enron was and why it failed tells me you're not financially literate. It was one of the largest financial crimes in human history, and you did not know of it. Look it up. "All value is subjective" Saying "all value is subjective" a cop-out to that very important statement that bitcoin has no intrinsic value. How do you address that? how do you address the free money era in the United States? "With the job, you are trading labor for dollars. With the house you are trading house for dollars." I couldn't agree more. My service is of value to society, I offer my service in exchange for US dollars. My service is what is in demand. Yes, the house is what is in demand and has value, you trade money for that. What you just said here in the negates what you said in the beginning. You're confirming my argument. ----- In the English language, it is customary to describe trading labor for money as "earning", and trading items for money as "selling", and money for items as "buying". Yes, that is true that we use those words in the English language. But they are not interchangeable. Earning is producing. Selling is the exchange on the producer side Buying is the exchange on the consumer side All three actions have different definitions and connotations. That is why in the English language we have three words for each three distinct economic states. -------- "These different words describe the same trade, but from different perspectives. Do you disagree with anything I wrote in this portion?" They are absolutely not the same. See above for definitions of the terms. I have a service that only I can provide. When I offer that service in exchange for dollars, what I am doing, and what the consumer is doing is completely different. Ask a steel manufacturing plant if the manufacturing and selling of steel products is the same as buying steel products. I think you'll find they are wildly different. ------- "Guy in 745AD: Hey did you know that in the future people will buy things with colored pieces of paper and you won't be able to get gold for them?" Currency has been around for a long time. It was well established in 745 A.D. It was both backed by the coins being made out of precious metals AND also it was backed by trust of the issuer. Which is how paper money works. Depending on the society currency wasn't always backed by Gold. So I think the guy in 745 A.D. wouldn't think twice about it. They trust that the emperor's stated value is the stated value ---- "Absolutely correct! This is also how gold works, how stocks work, how your house price works, your fine art price works, your used car price works, etc etc etc. It's also how my Canadian dollar works, from your perspective (I'm assuming your an American). It's how your US dollar works, from the perspective of someone who has only Bitcoin." A huge difference from a stock and bitcoin is that the company behind the stock is an economic driver. There is no economic driver behind bitcoin other than what the last person paid. Also stock pricing isn't just based upon what you're willing to pay, the performance of the company determines the majority of the pricing. Enron failed, so their stock was delisted. As for the other examples: a piece of art, gold, a car, a house...the big difference there is I can do something with it. I know you can buy a few things with bitcoin but you really can't do much with it other than launder money and speculatively trade. It's volatility prevents it being actually useful as a currency.

CoinDigger2017

u/DA_Maverick_AD the only argument against Algorand that I heard was decentralization which they seem to be fixing by end of December hopefully by moving to gossip network as well. The users who are running a node is increasing everyday so hopefully, the true decentralization of the whole system will begin and the fee structure will be improved so after Algorand bonus has ran out, it makes sense of holders to keep running the node to help decentralization and security!

NiagaraBTC

>Name a bankruptcy company that went out of business and people still bought the stock? Don't think there is one. A bankrupt company which restructures and stays listed is very different than a bankrupt company that went out of business like Enron. Look at this point I barely remember why i brought them up but the fact is that if enough people had wanted the stock, Enron or something like [Bed Bath and Beyond](https://slate.com/business/2023/05/bed-bath-beyond-stock-bankruptcy-store-closures-buy.html) wouldnt have gone bankrupt, they could have issued more shares. Enron clearly a bad choice. >Enron is a terrible example because its intrinsic value went to zero, thus nobody wants it. I believe bitcoin has zero intrinsic value too. All value is subjective -------- >Negative, I EARN dollars with my employment. I have something to offer people that is of value, there is demand for what I have to offer. Thus people are willing exchange cash for my offering. I am not buying their dollars with my labor, They are buying my (in demand) service in exchange for US dollars. >No on the house. Selling a house is selling a house and buying a house is buying a house. I cannot make a house out of 500,00 dollar bills. With the job, you are trading labor for dollars. With the house you are trading house for dollars. In the English language, it is customary to describe trading labor for money as "earning", and trading items for money as "selling", and money for items as "buying". These different words describe the same trade, but from different perspectives. Do you disagree with anything I wrote in this portion? ----- "When Bitcoin is the only money left, then that's exactly how it will work." >The only money left? Do you hear how insane that sounds. Guy in 745AD: Hey did you know that in the future people will buy things with colored pieces of paper and you won't be able to get gold for them? Other guy: Do you realize how insane that sounds? ---- "Until then, you will be able to set a price for it in other money, just like there is a price for US dollars in Canadian dollars." >I think what the next guy's willing to pay is what sets the price of bitcoin. Absolutely correct! This is also how gold works, how stocks work, how your house price works, your fine art price works, your used car price works, etc etc etc. It's also how my Canadian dollar works, from your perspective (I'm assuming your an American). It's how your US dollar works, from the perspective of someone who has only Bitcoin.

ZellahYT

This already exists. Nice AD. There are plenty of third party applications that will do API calls to most AI platforms either by paying for tokens to be used on all of them with an extra charge, with a subscription or even using your own api keys and the services as a front for your keys… there is even a project that does this for free (big agi) so the only different thing is you can use crypto to pay ? Which you can already do in a million places.

ZellahYT

This already exists. Nice AD. There are plenty of third party applications that will do API calls to most AI platforms either by paying for tokens to be used on all of them with an extra charge, with a subscription or even using your own api keys and the services as a front for your keys… there is even a project that does this for free (big agi) so the only different thing is you can use crypto to pay ? Which you can already do in a million places.

not_SatoshiNakamoto

Tooth fairies controlled most of the world in 500AD

boiledcowmachine

1000 AD... #1839

ProbablyAccidentally

0x1A6f38337008a33042f518CB1Da9673c57AD3aF8

Own-Necessary4477

wen.moon 0x09F581584A163dfC29533BCcbF7AD83bEA901439

Due_Calligrapher_800

That’s a cool thought, but humans have been using gold for at least 6500 years now. I would be incredibly surprised if in the year 8,500 AD that hodl BTC is still a thing. Would be hilarious if that actually happens though I’ll give you that.

meeleen223

Bears extinction event 2024 AD

Killjoytshirts

Not to mention AD has a fixed supply limit 45 billion ADA, of which 35B is already in circulation. Further, something like 70% of it is staked and not available for immediate trading. People into Cardano are clearly in it for the long haul.

occupyliberty

[yeah that](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/s/FkKe3j6AD7)

infii123

People fucked money up way before fractional reserve banking xD "The Roman Empire's currency debasement in the 3rd century AD was one of the earliest examples of severe inflation caused by state interference. The Roman government gradually reduced the silver content in their coins, replacing it with cheaper metals, in an attempt to fund military expenses and other state needs. As the value of the currency plummeted, prices soared, and inflation spiraled out of control. This economic instability weakened the empire, contributing to its eventual decline. It's a classic case of how tampering with currency can lead to long-term economic collapse."

Mp11646243

yes it was so earth shattering I propose we start a new timeline in history, marking today as the end of 'AD' and the start of year 1 'BTC'

DreamingTooLong

Yes, exactly The bloodline goes even further back to King Alfred the Great the very first king of England. And 800 years before that, the bloodline goes to Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus, also known as Octavian, was the founder of the Roman Empire. He reigned as the first Roman emperor from 27 BC until his death in AD 14. We all know who is alive during those years even if you don’t believe in the religion part.

Defiant_Preference95

24 months? that's it? 24 years would be a proper sentence... It's like an AD promoting financial crime.

Bred_Slippy

Here: [https://lh7-rt.googleusercontent.com/docsz/AD\_4nXfKUnuuRQp9EDZR0JZyuk7tbIP12o5tNc01F951LbGsVUQQ7HLu4d5uURLuEGHe4eBUNjv7k4piAhmINDvnpriKoikz40VfkMj2t8ztYUu1H\_USFMFoIOw\_XKiO5Gdyp0fSvJgoU-vMNrlj2ON2TxhPJjTk?key=JzN-cY3oNMTkYDaEac6XwA](https://lh7-rt.googleusercontent.com/docsz/AD_4nXfKUnuuRQp9EDZR0JZyuk7tbIP12o5tNc01F951LbGsVUQQ7HLu4d5uURLuEGHe4eBUNjv7k4piAhmINDvnpriKoikz40VfkMj2t8ztYUu1H_USFMFoIOw_XKiO5Gdyp0fSvJgoU-vMNrlj2ON2TxhPJjTk?key=JzN-cY3oNMTkYDaEac6XwA)

MonsterFury

Security does not inherently come from the server running windows itself. The network architecture, firewalls, endpoint protections all play a role. OSes like Windows, Linux, and blockchains like Bitcoin are only as secure as you make it. It’s a whole supply chain issue. The statistic you raise doesn’t mean anything. Windows Servers play a different role (AD/RDS) than Linux-based servers. Licensing is different as well.

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!

DBRiMatt

This AD is probably the best thing Algorand has ever developed!

rejjacska

https://i.redd.it/a1ok4oj18thd1.gif SQUIRLO AD CAPAIGN LIVE!!!!

CommunityCurrencyBot

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jawni

*let's see what fun and exciting stuff is happening in the world of cryptocurrency!* Elon Musk’s X removes crypto emojis, leaving community puzzled (cointelegraph.com) - **WHO CARES** Japanese Financial Giant Preparing for Approval of Bitcoin ETFs (headtopics.com) - **WHO CARES** Massive Sleeping Bitcoin Wallet From 2013 Moves 750 BTC After 11 Years, Valued at $48M (news.bitcoin.com) - **WHO CARES** / **ONLY HEARD THIS ABOUT A MILLION TIMES** Robert F. Kennedy Jr. blasts inflation as 'government theft' (finbold.com) - **WHAT DOES THIS HAVE TO DO WITH CRYPTO?** US senator withdraws support for Elizabeth Warren’s anti-crypto bill (cointelegraph.com) - **WHO CARES** Grayscale Ethereum ETF bleeds Thursday, outflows exceed $1 billion since debut (cryptobriefing.com) - **WHO CARES** Cryptominer with palm-sized $179 ASIC hits the jackpot with $206,000 in Bitcoin (tomshardware.com) - **WHO CARES** / **ONLY HEARD THIS ABOUT A MILLION TIMES** Blackrock foresees “very little interest” in crypto ETFs beyond Bitcoin, Ethereum (cointelegraph.com) - **WHO CARES** CZ is NOT getting released from U.S. prison next month (cryptopolitan.com) - **WHO CARES** New Jersey wants to invest city pension fund in crypto ETFs (cryptopolitan.com) - **WHO CARES** Cash, not crypto, still top funding choice for terrorists, Singapore reports (cointelegraph.com) - **WHO CARES** / **ONLY HEARD THIS ABOUT A MILLION TIMES** Russian ransomware generates over $500m in crypto proceeds, TRM Labs says (crypto.news) - **WHO CARES** / **ONLY HEARD THIS ABOUT A MILLION TIMES** Argentina wants to tame crypto market due to money-laundering concerns | Cyprus Mail (cyprus-mail.com) - **WHO CARES** / **ONLY HEARD THIS ABOUT A MILLION TIMES** At this rate, Grayscale's ETHE could run out of ether within weeks (theblock.co) - **STILL DON'T CARE** MARA purchases $100 million worth of bitcoin, holdings surpass 20,000 BTC (theblock.co) - **WHO CARES** Russia mulls launching tokens backed by cenbank-owned gold: report (crypto.news) - **ONLY HEARD THIS ABOUT A MILLION TIMES** USDT/USDC spending without EUR conversion (self.CryptoCurrency) - **Niche problem, irrelevant to most** VanEck Predicts Bitcoin to Skyrocket to $52.38 Million by 2050 in Bull Scenario (beincrypto.com) - **WHO CARES (HOPIUM EDITION)** Crypto miner Marathon Digital adds $100m in Bitcoin to reserves (crypto.news) - **STILL DON'T CARE** In harsh year for NFTs one group of ‘Made Mutants’ still believe in Yuga Labs’ future (dlnews.com) - **WHO CARES** Help with BEP2 changing your bep20 (self.CryptoCurrency) - **Niche problem, irrelevant to most** Alchemy Pay’s Advanced Banking Solution Enables Web3 Enterprises to Open Multi-fiat Accounts with… (alchemypay.medium.com) - **THINLY VEILED AD** Arbitrum Foundation’s proposal to deploy Orbit chains beyond Ethereum opens for initial vote. (theblock.co) - marginally interesting but largely irrelevant. Broad Lister Cryptoexchange Gate.io, Gives Up On Compliance Heavy Japan (observers.com) - **WHO CARES** Grayscale Ethereum Trust Sheds $327 Million in a Day as ETFs See Mixed Flows (decrypt.co) - **STILL DON'T CARE AGAIN**

na3than

What's AD?

Vipu2

I guess it could be if its just AD that anyone can pay to show something there, but yeah I doubt its real.

road22

1. Bitcoin is and has been the best performing asset of all time, nothing comes close and there are reasons why it has performed so well. 2. Bitcoin is the strongest computer network ever known to man, which makes it extremely secure and safe. 3. No other crypto has a limited supply of coins that has such a decentralized and powerful network. 4. It has global adoption and bought , sold, traded in all developed countries. Those who denied it at first have capitulated. 5. It solves the transportability problem that Gold and precious metals as we move into a digital age where money moves fast. 6. There has never been an asset with a limited supply. If the price of gold or silver goes up, they always go mine more. The upcoming supply shock will surprise the world very very soon. 7. Governments cannot and will not stop devaluating their currencies. Every fiat currency since the first one in china 1100AD have been devalued until they are completely worthless.

RecommendationKey370

0x09d83234795f4a863A3AD386ca4eC14b0709aDdA I think this is my wallet code thing

ZmeuraPi

Is this an AD?

reretede

Ceezur is the real ruler bro, you know how it goes with these 2000 AD rulers. They dont last breh.

frozengrandmatetris

> people don't pay for things in gold 1. Ancient Greeks (600 BC - 146 BC) 1. Ancient Romans (290 BC - 476 AD) 1. Byzantine Empire (330 AD - 1453 AD) 1. Islamic Caliphates (632 AD - 1258 AD) 1. Medieval European Kingdoms (500 AD - 1500 AD) 1. Venice (800 AD - 1797 AD) 1. Aztec Empire (1300 AD - 1521 AD) 1. Inca Empire (1438 AD - 1533 AD) 1. Ottoman Empire (1299 AD - 1922 AD) 1. Mughal Empire (1526 AD - 1857 AD) 1. Tokugawa Shogunate of Japan (1603 AD - 1867 AD) 1. Qing Dynasty of China (1644 AD - 1911 AD) 1. United States of America (1792 AD - 1933 AD)

ElderBlade

The blaming of merchants for inflation goes all the way back to Emperor Diocletian in 301 AD. He issued an edict to put a max price on goods and services and directly blamed merchants for increasing prices, calling it greed. The edict did not work obviously because merchants and farmers stopped selling their products, leading to shortages and even higher prices.

GanjaMan4Twenty

It’s D-Day B\*tch…. EAT THE RICH!!! 

the77helios

What’s so interesting about this anon.. is they binge-hate the protocol… yet continually join the discord and even help users troubleshoot in General chat today during the AD announcement.. Idk what is needed to heal your pain, but hope one day you can either move on and stop slandering projects, or be helpful to others in a community you clearly still follow and monitor

DreamingTooLong

They also have to be a direct bloodline descendent of King John from England that signed the Magna Carta 1215 AD Every single president except one is related to the guy.

1Tim1_15

I am completely opposed to CBDCs. That said, sadly they will happen. All we can do in the meantime is vote for whoever is against CBDCs. This was written in the year 90 AD: >And he causes all, the small and the great, and the rich and the poor, and the free men and the slaves, to be given a mark on their right hand or on their forehead, and he provides that no one will be able to buy or to sell, except the one who has the mark, either the name of the beast or the number of his name. *- John, in* [*Revelation 13*](https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=revelation+13&version=NASB1995) Such an ability wasn't possible in human history until recently. Now you can check out at several stores, such as Whole Foods, with a microchip that's been embedded in your hand. Eventually such technology will be linked to the global CBDC. The same book that told us about this technology and system also says that those who get the mark will have no hope of salvation, so don't get the mark! Take this as your sign to turn to Jesus.

Alternative_Bee_6424

So in the year 2173 AD ?

Clearly_Ryan

Rome circa 300 AD

x_lincoln_x

June 29th, 999AD?

ThebigLaKref

I have the honor of being an admin in this group and I am so proud and impressed with our community leader. AD has the spirit of a warrior.

imperatorKZ

Your Help Matters! Hello r/CryptoCurrency! I am conducting a social experiment to explore the concept of altruism within the cryptocurrency community. My experiment is simple: if you are willing and able, would you consider sending a small amount of cryptocurrency my way? Any amount that you feel comfortable with would be greatly appreciated. I offer nothing in return except the opportunity to participate in a unique study of human behavior and generosity in the digital age. How does it work? Just send any small amount to the following wallet address ETH [0xEc580d2AD0A2a0f05B9a49Ad15cd45e94C3D6DE2]. Please do this only if you feel inclined to participate in the experiment without any expectations in return. I am excited to track the results and will share a comprehensive review here on Reddit, so everyone can see how the community responded to such a request. What will I do with the results? After the experiment concludes, I will publish a detailed report with an analysis of the contributions and possibly comments from participants, to discuss how various factors like market conditions and community sentiment may have influenced the outcomes.Thank you for your attention and potential participation! This could be a fun and insightful endeavor, plus it might provide us all with some food for thought about the future of digital relationships and altruism.Remember to comply with the community rules before posting and be prepared to engage politely with any feedback you may receive. Transparency and honesty are key in ensuring your request is well-received.

Tahmeed09

With you on this.. but as a historian, (and with google for accuracy) hasn’t it been around since 760AD? About 1250 years, not 317 years?

Thanis_in_Eve

Greetings from the USA! Communicating clearly when visiting here would be a very valid reason for putting the day between the month and year. It isn't logical, but dialects rarely are. Almost no one here when asked when they were born, would reply "I was born on the twentieth day of April, 1960." You'll get, "I was born April 20th, 1960." If you talk like that at a social function, you may as well say, "I was born just before dawn broke the glowing skies, heralded into the world with a rooster's strained crow, during the sweet arrival of spring, on the twentieth day in the month of April, the year of our good lord, 1960 AD." No one is going to ask you another question for the rest of the night, aside from, "Who do you know here," or "Who invited you?" Order of information is sacrificed for efficiency. The extra words provide no conversational benefit, and sound clunky.

RizzoStaxx

So IF it is actually paying you it’s probably coming from AD revenue and IF it’s paying you it’s probably in satoshis on the lightning network. Which connects quick small scale bitcoin transactions.

Zealousideal-Weight5

It's totally okay you know why? Because it's a lesson learned from a mistake made and you'll never make that mistake again. There's no substitute for time in the market. You learn things by default over time in crypto that's why people just getting in are easy to dupe but once you have that experience you'll never let it happen again. I sent $6500 in btc to that stupid fake Elon Musk YouTube AD scam in 2020. It hurt 🤕 but I didn't let it deter me. Best myself up for a while. But I kept investing and got lucky when BTC tanked I got back i made $10k profit and used it as the down payment on my house in 2021. Even after that, I have continued to DCA carefully and have made back everything I lost as well as making back the money I used for the down payment on my home. In fact I made it all back plus some. Now sitting and holding. Nobody is EVER going to call you about your crypto account. PLEASE if that ever happens again immediately hang up. You can always contact Coinbase yourself after to verify. I'm sorry this happened to you but I'm happy you caught it. You're already ahead of most of the population in the crypto scene. Just like the Internet, except this time we got to get in early to learn the Dos and Donts before everyone else gets hip. Never lose faith in financial security! You'll make it back don't worry, and don't dwell on it or beat yourself up. It's happened to veteran traders too so do not feel bad. It's part of the growing pains of adoption. Just limit your risk as much as you can 🙏 Good luck my friend!

ForgedByStars

lol no, Islam didn't exist until 700 AD.

Ok-Tooth-4994

A gold standard is trash. It allows no flexibility and rewards people who hoard. The United States had a “gold standard” from 1879 to 1914. This is 34 years of the whole history. And even then, there was lending of money. Sure there existed gold in the banks and United States treasury, but there was more dollars in circulation than gold to back it. We had a fractional reserve system of gold. The M0 money was gold, but the M1 and M2 money supplies vastly outweighed the amount of gold we had. The only reason this worked is because not everybody wanted to convert to gold all at once. A gold standard is an ancient way of pegging a currency and it has never worked. If this was the year 546AD you’d think there has to be a better way. It leads to war so that countries can collect more gold and it leads to debasement as treasuries mixed shit metal in with the gold. Of course it did. These aren’t shit countries that tried to cheat. Countries have always needed a way to expand their money supply. Gold isn’t some platonic good that you think it is. This is coming from as big a Bitcoin fan and student as any. Bitcoin can exist in a fiat world. It’s probably better that way any way.

CNNJDream

Thank you for your response. I apologize if my initial explanation was not clear enough. Allow me to provide more details about the underlying principles of Bitcoin addresses and the specific issue I am facing. In the Bitcoin system, an address is derived from a public key, which in turn is generated from a private key. The process typically follows these steps: A private key is generated, which is a random 256-bit number. The corresponding public key is derived from the private key using elliptic curve cryptography (specifically, the secp256k1 curve). The public key is then hashed using the SHA-256 and RIPEMD-160 algorithms to create a 160-bit hash. This hash is then encoded using Base58Check encoding, which includes a version byte and a checksum, resulting in the final Bitcoin address. In my case, an issue arose during step 2. When generating the public key, the first character of the first 32 hexadecimal characters of the public key was 0. This led to the first 8 bits of the public key being 0, effectively making it a 248-bit public key instead of the expected 256 bits. Despite this, the incorrect 248-bit public key was used to generate a Bitcoin address following steps 3 and 4. This address ended up receiving some bitcoins. Later, I used the same private key to generate the correct 256-bit public key and derived a different Bitcoin address from it. However, the bitcoins that were sent to the first address (derived from the incorrect 248-bit public key) are not accessible using the private key directly, as the Bitcoin system associates those funds with the incorrect public key and address. To further illustrate this, consider the two examples I provided: Example 1: PrivateKeyHexStr: 1D179D45DF2F02271CD4DAA1114B7226480BBF3DA62D94081CC6228C950F3300 Incorrect Public Key (248 bits): 2C3D118366F853F7A7FCD0E0506A87FD1ED7AD7E19103059A85C0FA8ADED85 Incorrect Address: 13mpPh9UMtSN54GTbjj4ht7S3hzCPhmmVA Example 2: PrivateKeyHexStr: 08C5F27C4B0522975583AE6BAE67B2155F5339BA040693335D4A2C4A0A213726 Incorrect Public Key (248 bits): BEC0F8B027D6333EFBBCC87ABD1C2912AB052DE99F391DB3E3EE1EF50708DD Incorrect Address: 14z6wZb4uGE1iT9osbQGMW75iNS1awCGSe In both cases, the incorrect public keys and addresses were generated due to the leading 0 in the public key, causing them to be 248 bits instead of 256 bits. I hope this clarifies the issue I am facing. I am looking for ways to recover the bitcoins that were sent to the addresses derived from these incorrect public keys, given that I have the corresponding private keys. If you have any further questions or need more information, please let me know. I greatly appreciate your interest and any help you can provide.

Perfect_Ability_1190

https://platform.arkhamintelligence.com/explorer/address/0x13e003a57432062e4EdA204F687bE80139AD622f

forexross

What is happening today in NY is the best AD for bitcoin.

HongKongBluey

Watches are an amazing investment if chosen correctly and if bought at MSRP, which is hard if you don’t have a history with your Boutique or AD. If you buy a Rolex Daytona now, and wait 10 years, you will sell it for a profit. If I have the choice, I would just buy an all world index etf with a dividend.

kwijibokwijibo

You need to go and retake that class... You forgot that AD/AS curves - whatever you want to use - are not static Both supply and demand are growing over time - similar to how demand for most other asset classes grows over time (in terms of dollars being invested) When supply's growth slows down, but demand's growth is steady or even accelerates, the price will rise. Simple as that

exisixe

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JamesIsBest87

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darkbug3

384 0x39c378748a91e52E1b835aA67c189D88043AD917

heroinspritze77

777777 0x9261660b0F745A6AD8D69654b8e376AC34B466F0

Smemme

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Teamocil_QD

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PandaShake

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BLA4KM4MBA

69,420 0xCEf13B4d034e79737d7f79c8E34377f4c0AD4018

Legal-Appointment655

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goofytigre

678901 0x9A2D69AD899c82331dD727951D423fc7af49566B

stateofbidet

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Froezt

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TubeNerd92

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thomasemanuelv

777,7777 0xA22F4daB60fB06AD1a0619670A5edA7FE9744901

DartanionT

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Sidibadawiin

69,420 0xdFA8c8Cce660AD2A15358Cc0f64Cd6c82b7Ec19E

ShouldHaveBoughtGME

1. 735, 346 2. 0x6d8Fe279eDC5fF28c87C9138AD8872369787D987

alien3d

258973 0xbF7a4603f7AD488b50123cbBB30d79F3c089645e

jooro_a

1. 245001 2. 0xDb7AD7bDc7fF180a05a7FF0b7465163282189831