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How to move fully sync'd native bitcoin core node to Umbrel bitcoin core node?

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Aqua Wallet is the best of all worlds

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Aqua Wallet is pretty sick

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Ironically, Binance is now a MUCH safer platform, with the caveat that Binance is likely now a industry mole for the US government

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High gas fees are the biggest barrier to adoption BY FAR

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My BULL case for BTC : No investment is a "sure thing" but the BTC blackrock ETF will be WILD

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Bitcoin is FAR more than money

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New ERC-20 Token | Golden Inu | Traded on Uniswap | 7% Slippage | Listing On CoinMarketCap & CoinGecko Sunday Or Monday

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$COVID GAMBIT / the first of it's kind on-chain pandemic simulator / spreading across the ethereum network / new players joining each day risking infection for riches / Sitting on a strong 70k floor

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The Mistake Was DEFINITELY WHAT you bought, not when.

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Fist cover of Bitcoin Magazine just sold as a Bitcoin Ordinal for 1.25 BTC ($37,946.25)

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Shiba Intelligence Service | | Just launched 10 Minutes Ago | Liquidity Locked+ renounce | Dev previous project 150K MCAP| Bullish Organic Chart | Best Community | Meme Token

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The Madoff documentary on Netflix is very interesting in regards to the SEC.

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Crazy Shower Thoughts - What Could a Single Satoshi Buy in the Far, Far, FAR Future?

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Collie Inu | | Just launched 10 Minutes Ago | Liquidity Locked+ renounce | Dev previous project 500K MCAP| Bullish Organic Chart | Best Community | Meme Token

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the vast difference between 1 million and 1 billion supply

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The entire Silvergate Situation explained and why the Fiasco is so fascinating. How they lost $1 Billion, and how [SERIOUS] the risk is for Silvergate is to fail.

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Bitcoin as Global Reserve Currency and the Bitcoin Economy: A Thought Experiment

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HG Wells 'World Brain' (1938) as an ethical framework for a decentralised internet & bitcoin

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What if the US Federal Government attacked Bitcoin with a "throughput attack"? As in, clog up all the transaction throughput with a bunch of "dummy" transactions, in order to slow down the network and thus discourage it's usage?

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Why I Finally Bought Doge in 2022 ( in crypto since 2016)

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Is USDC -- not USDT -- the REAL stablecoin risk?

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How to liquid staking ETH and make more % with curve and then even more % with other things

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The War on Bitcoin Privacy Intensifies. Automatic Reporting of ALL Trades and Transactions Soon Mandatory. Shocking New Rules from the OECD. [Due Diligence]

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The War on Crypto Privacy Intensifies. Automatic Reporting of ALL Trades and Transactions Soon Mandatory. Shocking New Rules by International Regulator OECD. [Due Diligence]

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The War on Bitcoin Privacy Intensifies. Automatic Reporting of ALL Trades and Transactions Soon Mandatory. Shocking New Rules by International Regulator OECD. [Due Diligence]

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The purpose of decentralised (podcast)

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$ELONONE - Launching 2 New Utilities Shortly

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Can someone shed some light on this coin

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My trading App blocked me. What can I do?

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$ELONONE - Launching 2 New Utilities Shortly - Vitalik Buterin Burned 38% of Supply

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The value of any project can increase if they control how many tokens are minted - transparently

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COLLIE INU The most intelligent and smartest dog in the world! Fairlaunch 02.09-05.09! Launch 06.09 on Pancakeswap. Big experienced team behind.

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Mark Zuckerberg's Metaverse is exactly what I expected, and I'm so happy.

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The US Government loves crypto and this is why

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Crypto games are still early; IT TAKES TIME TO MAKE GOOD GAMES, CALM TF DOWN

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Launching a startup could be much easier if its initial investors didn't cash out early

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$ELONONE - Launching Multiplayer P2E Game - Launching Gasless NFT Marketplace - 13800 Holders - Project is Over 1 Year Strong and Products Launching Shortly

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In the sense of curiosity, where are your positions now.

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$Elonone - Groundbreaking Utility - 100 Year Liquidity Lock - 13800 holders

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A dose of hopium why Bitcoin may recover sooner rather than later.

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$Elonone - Utility Launching Shortly - Gasless NFT Marketplace - Multiplayer Play 2 Earn Crypto Game - Liquidity Locked For 100 Years

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Don't buy the UST dip. Buy APE instead!

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YSK you probably have time to spread out your buys. Avg recovery time for the S&P loss we have SO FAR (16%) is 4 months. At 20-40%, it's 14 months, and at 40%+ it's 58 months.

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Keeping initial investors from cashing out is the hardest part of launching a startup

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StarShib ($STARSB) Stealth Launched 10 Minutes | $StarSb only 60 holders after fair launch | 10k mcap MOONSHOT! | Huge Marketing Incoming | Locked Liquidity

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$64,863.10 - that was the price of Bitcoin a year ago today. Although we're currently 38.3% down, there is some good news...

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$64,863.10 - that was the price of Bitcoin a year ago today. Although we're currently 38.3% down, there is some good news...

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$Elonone - Gasless NFT Marketplace - Play 2 Earn Crypto Game -Vitalik Buterin Burned 38% - $1000 USDT Giveaway

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$Elonone - Gasless NFT Marketplace - Play 2 Earn Crypto Game -Vitalik Buterin Burned 38% - $1000 USDT Giveaway

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$Elonone - Gasless NFT Marketplace - Play 2 Earn Crypto Game -Vitalik Buterin Burned 38% - $1000 USDT Giveaway

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$Elonone - Gasless NFT Marketplace - Play 2 Earn Crypto Game -Vitalik Buterin Burned 38% - $1000 USDT Giveaway

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$Elonone - Gasless NFT Marketplace - Play 2 Earn Crypto Game -Vitalik Buterin Burned 38% - $1000 USDT Giveaway

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$Elonone - Gasless NFT Marketplace - Play 2 Earn Crypto Game -Vitalik Buterin Burned 38% - $1000 USDT Giveaway

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$Elonone - Gasless NFT Marketplace - Play 2 Earn Crypto Game -Vitalik Buterin Burned 38% - $1000 USDT Giveaway

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$Elonone - Gasless NFT Marketplace - Play 2 Earn Crypto Game -Vitalik Buterin Burned 38% - Now's Your Chance To Buy The Dip!!!

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Mentions

You spent $569K….SO FAR! $1 million soon! 😝

Mentions:#SO#FAR

It's a model that Bitcoin has followed SO FAR. If you plot the price on the y-axis logarithmically and plot the time from the origin block on the x-axis logarithmically, you get what is more or less a straight price channel. Assuming the price follows this trend, you can find good buy-in and exit points and predict the maximum and minimum btc prices at a given time. There is also no guarantee that btc will CONTINUE to follow this model.

Mentions:#SO#FAR

If solana is technically full of problems, then what is Eth? Hate all you want, but the UX is FAR better on Sol than Eth. Hence the usage spike

Mentions:#UX#FAR

As a software dev that pulled the code in the early(ish) days to have a look, I can assure you the code was FAR from perfect. You could tell that whoever wrote the first pass was not a full time coder. Either that, or they went out of their way to make it look like the were novice.

Mentions:#FAR

That's $5k USD you've got there that might find better use deployed toward something less obscure... (i.e. literally anything else) just sayin. ninja edit: I was going to leave it at that. But let me just say: I just finished the process of selling my moons a few minutes ago, and it took me like 45 minutes to jump through all of the hoops. I've been doing crypto stuff for like 10 years now. It was a ridiculous process. If you think that moons are going to hold value against other shitcoins that are FAR EASIER to deal with (once again, literally anything else), then more power to you. But my advice is to SELL THAT SHIT while the price is good. Now. Then buy something better and hold that. It's free money.

Mentions:#FAR#SHIT

that is FAR too often, once a month is ok to see if there are dips to buy, but really no need to watch it at all unless you are trying to time the market which in the long run never works

Mentions:#FAR

Exactly. 100K a year from a remote job in a developing nation will go SUPER FAR. That's like 300-400K in a country like the Philippines, for example. You can buy a 2 story 4bed 3bath home in Dominican Republic EACH YEAR with that kind of money. If someone can do remote work and make that kind of money, they could live like a fucking king in many parts of the world.

Because it’s not guaranteed. I have hundreds of thousands unrealized from selling too early plenty of times, and I also have a FAR greater percentage of buys that just went to dust within days or weeks.

Mentions:#FAR

He's not an idiot, he's just stubborn and afraid. What if I told you there are FAR more people like him out there than people like us? Are all of them idiots because they refuse to believe too? Likely not. Even you have to agree that Bitcoin, and most crypto, requires a complete change in thinking. I don't care if it's laid out by the almighty Saylor, there is still an element of "to heck with it, let it fly". That's a mental hurdle for some. Let them be them, when it's their time, they'll come around

Mentions:#FAR

It's by FAR the best ETH L2, soon to be multinetwork L3 🤫

Mentions:#FAR#ETH

Being rich makes it FAR easier to take risks. If I risk £1K to make £10K, I go hungry. If you're rich and you risk £10K to make £100K, that's a funny anecdote while you wait for the server to come and take your order.

Mentions:#FAR

That's a very fair point. But I'd argue two things here, first, Bitcoin will eventually allow them to be FAR better off than they were pre-Bitcoin. Second to the point of not becoming wealthy, I do think that being an early adopter and making it legal tender at such an early time has an advantage of being able to build infrastructure, having a population that is used to Bitcoin as a currency/store of value, generating additional income (taxes) in Bitcoin, and attracting foreign investments from Bitcoin enthusiasts (individuals as well as companies), will make a difference.

Mentions:#FAR

Trust wallet is a closed source wallet. Never trust a closed source wallet because you don't know what kind of code is in there. There are multiple open source wallets to choose from. If you have thousands, it's time for a hardware wallet. You can get one for under $100 and be FAR safer.

Mentions:#FAR

the ratio of latest BTC\_all\_Time\_High/Previous\_All\_time\_high has been decreasing wtih EVERY cycle. This most recent cycle it was a little north of 3. Meaning BTC only TRIPLED in price compared to the previous all time high. To put it bluntly, once BTC hits it all time high a steadily decreasing percentage of capital relative to BTC market cap wants to invest in it. Now with ETFs will we see a different thing? Maybe. But when we say things like "When it goes parabolic this time" the trend SO FAR has been for it to be less than parabolic than it was last time.

Mentions:#BTC#SO#FAR
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[Latest study shows that investing 100% in Equity is better no matter how far you are from retirement](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlgMSDYnT2o). We are still FAR from general adoption of crypto. We're 1 crash away from full on adoption (aka 2008). The AI bubble burster that is coming within the next 6 years will do that.

Mentions:#FAR

There was already a comprehensive study showing that the banking system already in existence uses FAR more energy than bitcoin does, and in comparison if the world's economies all switched to crypto over fiat the global energy usage would go down significantly, although at the cost of MANY jobs in the banking industry which would almost disappear overnight. 🤔 Almost like the banks are lobbying for corrupt attacks against a superior technology, against the interests of society and the planet, in the interest of continuing to have control over the economy, as well as exist at all.

Mentions:#FAR

Forget the banks, EV vehicle charging is pulling FAR MORE energy and load on the infrastructure than mining. And the administration is pushing that harder than ever.

Mentions:#EV#FAR

As someone who has tried DeFi on Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Fantom, and finally Solana, I can safely say that Solana is the best and easiest experience BY FAR, followed by Fantom (cuz EVM non L2), Polygon was OK too, then Arbitrum and Optimism were horrible to interact with. Of course Ethereum was worst by a lot. Failed transactions left and right, gas fees over $10, waiting for transaction to get cancelled, attempting to "speed up" a transaction by sacrificing another 10 in gas fees. The chain felt almost unusable.

Mentions:#FAR

Most degens want something that is cheap, fast, and easy to use. Solana fits that bill FAR better than eth. End of story. Thanks for playing.

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Love it! JPM Chase led by that POS Jamie Dimon. He’s been pushing the “Bitcoin used for nefarious things” for FAR too long. Mark my words, he will become a BTC bull just like that rat bastard Larry Fink.

Mentions:#FAR#BTC

Basically, Read the Manual. The manuals for Ledger, Trezor, and Coldcard spell most of this stuff out already. If you read all through you will be FAR more conscious of security than most redditors.

Mentions:#FAR

I asked them “are we going to have to meet every time I make a withdraw? Because I have a lot more to withdraw”. I asked if there was something I should do differently. They said definitely not NOT do a bunch of smaller withdraws because intentionally trying to fly under the SAR reporting requirements looks FAR more suspicious than what I did. Last point is that I should not have met them without an attorney present. My thing was that I wasn’t guilty of anything and I have a pretty good understanding of my rights and how to handle law enforcement, but for those who don’t, it would be pretty easy to get tripped up on their tactics and find yourself in hot water.

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Treat Bitcoin like a far far FAR better savings account. Don’t you care how much u put into your savings account at a given time?

Mentions:#FAR

Why will it be so expensive? The gains from quantum computers would far FAR outweigh their costs, even if they're hyper expensive. You could offer services like solving massive optimization problems like calculating the most efficient flight plans for the entire airline industry instead of just estimating it, or use them to host a mega neutral network for powerful AI that could then be used for things like designing new molecules for specific purposes such as medicine.

Mentions:#FAR

DOT is the only altcoin worth looking at because they are actually decentralized in a comparable way to Bitcoin. At least, FAR more than any other altcoin. They are classed as a software, not a security, and have open governance - the protocol is complete run by the people.

Mentions:#DOT#FAR
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No problem. Sry your post got deleted even though you were asking for clarity. Let me know if you got more questions and I'll do what I can (I'm FAR from expert)

Mentions:#FAR

It's very different this time. In 2021, there was a lot of paper Bitcoin and most people were holding on exchanges. Today, the number of people self-custodying Bitcoin is 100x times higher. People learned to move their Bitcoin to cold-storage, and self custody is even easier today than it was in 2021. Even though people buying ETF's is not self-custody from their perspective, it is certainly more solid sitting in the vaults of these ETF's than in SBF's personal wallet. The Bitcoin isn't going to move from there. TLDR: Bitcoin at 50k today is FAR more stable and organic than Bitcoin at 50k in 2021. It has more staying power.

Mentions:#ETF#FAR

No better time than now, as long as we aren't at all time highs. Don't try to guess when to enter, just start entering below previous bull run highs, and don't feel bad if it goes down, just wait until the bull run and be glad you don't have to decide to enter when your friends start asking you. Re: portfolio, the more you go down the list, the higher the risk but lower rewards, generally speaking. I've FAR outperformed btc over the years with my non-trading stack just by buying and holding the up and coming coins going into bull runs, so neo in 2017, eth in 2020, sol in 2023. Still think Sol has a long way to go but it's more risk for sure. One thing to note though is that there are usually top 10 coins that stick around to a cycle and drastically underperform. That has been xrp until now, and personally I think it's a dogshit coin since it's use case was banking basically and by now it isn't even more integrated than other options, so I wouldnt hold it. But that's just my opinion, can't really go that wrong with your portfolio imo It's of course an option to only hold btc, but it's the lowest returns so if you only hold it, better make peace with that

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Why does the price dropping also impact network security? Also i get what you’re saying about people joining the biggest network, but only if the network is the best. For instance technically ‘the dollar’ is the biggest monetary network right now BY FAR. If you’re right about people joining the largest network just because its the largest then people should be flocking to the dollar. Therefore I don’t think its just as simple as ‘biggest network wins’, i think its more a case-by-case of which network has the best tech, and that may not always be bitcoin. Also, with your positive-feedback loop, implies a negative feedback loop whereby the price dropping and people leaving will cause more and more people to leave until bitcoin ultimately dies.

Mentions:#FAR

Oh geez. If you're new to this space, PLEASE. DO. NOT. FALL. FOR. THIS. SCAM. I won't say this about many projects, but HEX is just a complete and utter ponzi scheme with a thief of a founder. Stay FAR AWAY. Keep in mind, this reddit poster above (Drmotley2) spelled Ethereum "etherium." Not to be mean, but that may represent just how much this guy knows about crypto. Sorry, when someone recommends HEX, I HAVE to try to protect people from this.

Mentions:#HEX#FAR

Being extremely progressive in no way conflicts with the Bitcoin ethos. Its about changing the incentives to improve the world. Progressives in principle are FAR more aligned with what Bitcoin is all about than any of the politicians in the modern republican party, which at best wants to continue the trend of wealth concentration for the powerful elite 0.1% and at worst are essentially simping for an authoritarian dictator. Just because some prominent politicians who "claim" to be progressive also hate on Bitcoin doesn't mean 1) that I support them, 2) would ever vote for them, or 3) that they actually represent the progressive platform. It is worth remembering that Bitcoin, the Cypherpunks, and the modern progressive movement were all born out of the GFC and have common origins, alignment to and affinity with the Occupy Wallstreet movement. There are MANY notable progressive Bitcoiners who are among the most intelligent voices in the whole space: e.g., Margot Paez and Jason Maier. In fact, Jason Maier's book should be required reading for ALL Bitcoiners across the political spectrum. Amongst the no-coiner public, modern progressives are FAR more primed for orange pilling than just about anyone else. Problem is no one knows how to get through to them. And a bunch of right-wing and libertarian nutters bashing and hating on them as "woke" certainly doesn't help - especially when you can't even define the fucking word.

Mentions:#FAR

> no its not a strawman its all you guys ever do > > meanwhile the US economy remains the largest economy by GDP, the largest equity market BY FAR, and one of the most stable and regulated markets on the planet There is a positive relationship between a country's place on the economic freedom index and its GDP growth. >but im supposed to throw all my money into a speculative asset You shouldn't put a dime into any type of investment because you know nothing whatsoever about money, entrepreneurship, economics, stocks, monetary policy, or cryptocurrency. >i didnt read your reply You did and you saw things that were beyond your capability of responding to. So you tried to hide in ignorance. Now get the f--k away from me.

Mentions:#FAR

no its not a strawman its all you guys ever do meanwhile the US economy remains the largest economy by GDP, the largest equity market BY FAR, and one of the most stable and regulated markets on the planet but im supposed to throw all my money into a speculative asset because boohoo the US government the real evil! its pathetic stuff. i didnt read your reply btw im not interested in your conspiracy theories.

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I should have been more specific. I know 51% isn’t a magical number. It’s the minimum needed to even start thinking about attacking. It would be FAR more damaging at like 75%, for example. I really do appreciate your input and knowledge here. It seems that I am mis-remembering a lot of how a 51% attack can be effective. I was reading about this back in 2013 when ASICs were coming onto the scene. I was a button click away from being completely scammed by butterfly labs lol. I told my father about bitcoin on a golf trip that we go on annually and I told him that if we’re going to get in, it has to be now. The coin price at the time was somewhere in the 60-80 dollar range. We were going to drop 15 grand on either a BFL ASIC (I was mining with GPUs and CPUs from 2011 to 2013. I didn’t have the faith back then, so BTC was a way for me to acquire things on the dark web. We eventually bought the coins. A fuck load of them. We made out very well but those coins didn’t make it past 2015 unfortunately. You live you learn. Again, thanks for having a rational discussion with someone who was mistaken and not calling me an idiot, dumbass, etc. conversations like this are rare on Reddit these days lol.

Mentions:#FAR#BTC

PoS is an explicitly functioning the-rich-get-richer system. Flat out. PoW is more like old people buying lottery tickets. Luck is a huge part of the coin distribution, so while those with more money *can potentially* mine more Bitcoin than the poors, it is FAR from a guarantee, unlike PoS

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

Before ETFs, people lined up to pay 2-3+% in annual management fees for mutual funds that would underperform the market and only return 5-6% annually. I'm not sweating the <1% fees on a Bitcoin ETF that has FAR more upside for the sake of being able to hold a bunch in my TFSA. As Bitcoin ETFs grow in popularity over time, the fees will get even lower due to competition- eventually Bitcoin ETFs will have the same low fees as other popular broad market ETFs: 0.1-0.2%.

Mentions:#ETF#FAR
r/BitcoinSee Comment

In cracking a seed, occurrences are independent and identically distributed, therefore more tries doesn't equal higher probabilities. Given the search space, it would be FAR more profitable and efficient to mine Bitcoin with that processing power. Check example 1 in the Wikipedia link. If you were right, it's more likely that casinos would go bankrupt during high traffic table times. They don't though. They profit more.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

100% agreed. I was downvoted to hell when I called out the delusions that are paraded on this sub. You are FAR less likely to lose your crypto on Coinbase and Robinhood (which are audited REGULARLY) than you are on defi or a cold wallet.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

For 90% of people using Coinbase will be the way they go. Managing a hard wallet, having to know a secret words for restoration, understanding how crypto works is all FAR above their heads. For Bitcoin and crypto to be mainstream it needs an easy way of adoption and a 80 old grandma could understand.

Mentions:#FAR
r/BitcoinSee Comment

The funny thing is - you never hear those same complainers talk about google / microsoft / amazon data cloud farms that these miners host on. The BY FAR consume million times more power than mining any bitcoin. Their whole argument is a big joke.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Great example! Even with China's surveillance state that extends FAR beyond just their CBDC rollout they've failed miserably at stop their citizens from trading crypto. [https://www.wsj.com/articles/crypto-is-illegal-in-china-binance-does-90-billion-of-business-there-anyway-2a0af975](https://www.wsj.com/articles/crypto-is-illegal-in-china-binance-does-90-billion-of-business-there-anyway-2a0af975)

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Trump has done FAR more bombings and drone strikes than Biden.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I don't dislike Litecoin. Definitely better than BTC. Nano is not proof-of-stake, in the usual definition of PoS. Nano has no staking. There is also no pre-mine on nano, because nano has no mining. You can't "pre-something" that doesn't exist. It's another system and must be evaluated accordingly. Yes, I love how LTC is well-adopted. Nano is also conquering some organic adoption in the past years and is more recent than Litecoin, so there is that. Nano is not a centralized shitcoin. FWIW, nano's consensus is FAR MORE DECENTRALIZED than litecoin's, but I'm not trying to make comparisons here.

Mentions:#BTC#LTC#FAR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

If I've learned anything, when everybody starts talking about a coin stay FAR away. Every single time the coin in question tanks. Maybe it sees a brief rise, but then it's a body slam to the bottom. And I actually have LTC and therefore want it to do well

Mentions:#FAR#LTC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

"Performing like garbage"? Yet it's up 150% vs its low in the bear... And it did not drop as much as SOL or others ALTS in the bear... I don't think anybody smart thought ETH was dead... Especially when you so the sheer amount of capital and development going on its L1 and its many L2s. There us way more venture capital invested in Ethereum L2s than SOL or any other alt for that matter ETH/BTC is sky rocketing. Usually when that happens it can go parabolic pretty fast... In the last 2 bullmarkets, ETH/BTC went crazy on a period of 2-3 months where it eclipsed BY FAR any BTC gains. I want to hold ETH when that happens. Might converts some to BTC if the ratio gets close to last bullmarket peak, until then its ETH all the way for me.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Lightning Network is not failing.. I use it frequently and there are TONS of companies (Lightspark, Strike, etc.) that are building on it. The idea it doesn't work is an altcoin narrative. Although false, it makes sense that this narrative would be spread because Lightning obliterates the use cases of many altcoins Also liquid is another L2 that is exploding in use.. especially with the new Aqua Wallet Inscriptions/Ordinals haven't broken Bitcoin, that's another altcoin narrative.. before it was "fees are too low, Bitcoin will lose its security budget".. now it's "fees are too high, people have to pay too much".. and yet Bitcoin keeps chugging along, it's all noise You seem fixated on the "tech" aspect and that somehow Bitcoin could be overtaken as money but then use Apple and Myspace as examples. The reason Apple is dominant is because it has network effect over its competitors (in the US at least).. Bitcoin's network effects are FAR more dominant compared to its peers than Apples are. Myspace had basically no network effects at play when it was overtaken by FB.. Bitcoin is the hardest money and the hardest money always wins. Ethereum and Solana will certainly be valuable platforms for smart contracts and development but they will never be money.. money is a $200T market, far bigger than the markets ETH and SOL are going after

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Maybe try: "Kraken is my favourite exchange by FAR! Where's my money?"

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

In the old days when it wasn’t so valuable, people just threw bitcoin around and send them and forget about them. These days I’d say FAR less lost coins. Just look at how everyone asks about hardware wallets here.

Mentions:#FAR
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Yep. I expect Bitcoin to hit 100k. So within that expectation, I want it to stay as FAR from 100k for AS LONG AS POSSIBLE before it gets to 100k. If Bitcoin dipped to 1$ before going to 100k in a year, i could retire. But ‘unfortunately’ it only dipped to 42k so I ONLY got to DCA at a better price this week and dump a bit of extra money on it during the sale. Sounds like a win to me.

Mentions:#FAR#LONG#DCA
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Facts are true and undisputable by nature, and what Biden has allowed to happen at our southern border is FAR WORSE than anything that the Republicans have done to this country in the last decade. Therefore you do not speak facts. You're just speaking out of fear, which is evident with the name calling.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

JP was named in two other amendments so far. SEC is now examining the agreements with those two sponsors. Why didn’t Grayscale also disclose JP if they were retained? Are they choosing another AP? Is there a problem with another AP? Why was JP chosen by Blackrock? Why after all this time in registration and litigation on a matter related to a summary denial is it taking so long to finalize and disclose the existence and nature of the retention of an AP? Are you aware that ETFs are required to execute order ONLY through Prime Execution contracts? Are you also aware that Shared Surveillance Agreements were the main bottleneck for SEC to consider declaring a registration statement effective and that it required a new rule to be adopted by SEC to deal with monitoring potential price manipulation in light of a lack of order handling rules on exchanges that trade Bitcoin because NONE of them are 34 Act registered or exempt or CFTC registered or monitored? WHY IS JP MORGAN A CONSTANT NAMED AUTHORIZED PARTICIPANT IN ALL AMENDMENTS BY ALL SPONSORS SO FAR ? WHY? Can YOU answer ANY of these questions?

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Obtaining 32 eth is not more difficult to obtain for the layman. Have you ever actually owned an ant miner? A BTC miner is going to run 5-10k upfront, then it will consume 30amps and is loud as fuck while generating tons of heat The "layman" would need to install two additional 15 amp breakers, run that lower to the room in question, get the outlets installed, then install a vent for the heat, while also putting up with the excessive noise. That means in addition to dropping around 10k just to start, they have additional installation costs and have to sacrifice a room in their home. Constantly consuming 30 amp will also drive your power bill up by about $350 a month. So, the upfront cost of staking is higher. However you don't need to dedicate a room in your home to it, which is completely impossible for many many folks. You don't need to upgrade hardware or deal with a massive power bill every month to keep your Validator running either. Staking with ETH is FAR more accessible than mining with BTC. If you don't think that's true you obviously haven't mined before.

Mentions:#BTC#ETH#FAR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

It has everything to do with the topic.. these are the main investment vectors for institutions in the US and the data shows Bitcoin is in FAR more demand than ETH

Mentions:#FAR#ETH
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

That original statement is technically false but in all reality is fairly true.. institutional interest in ETH is FAR less than in BTC.. this isn't debatable

Mentions:#ETH#FAR#BTC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

It's also determined by demand as an external force. Only the supply is an internal force that is mathematically predetermined. SO FAR, the demand has basically followed the same course every 4 years. We'll see what the future brings, but it may not be as simple as you're saying forever.

Mentions:#SO#FAR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I hold a bunch of LTC and deeply regret it. By FAR my worse crypto investment. Been waiting for the right time to convert it to BTC - the only reason I'm holding out is that I hope it can catch some of this recent moment and have a bit of a pump so I can maximize the exchange. Am I being stupid?

Mentions:#LTC#FAR#BTC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Cosmos Hub Atom ecosystem by FAR

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

TVL is a bad metric for a lot of reasons. I’m a long term eth bull but I have actually gone over to Solana and used the apps, wallets, dex’s etc. Guess what, it’s FAR SUPERIOR to the ethereum experience. People like myself are waking up to that fact. I sold some of my eth for sol two weeks ago. The subsequent price action had made my sol bag equal to my eth bag. I do not plan on rebalancing that allocation.

Mentions:#FAR
r/BitcoinSee Comment

[bitcoin.de](https://bitcoin.de) Best exchange BY FAR here in Germany. VERY trusted. You can´t go wrong with them. Also withdrawals are very cheap compared with other exchanges, it depends on the mempool at the moment.

Mentions:#FAR
r/BitcoinSee Comment

It was a forced HODL. A lot of those people would have sold FAR cheaper.

Mentions:#HODL#FAR
r/BitcoinSee Comment

It's nice to be confident in life, but I highly suggest you at least buy a little just in case you are wrong. The risks of being wrong FAR outweigh the risks of being right. Unless of course you've never been wrong before...

Mentions:#FAR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I don't give a lot of serious replies on here. But in this case... The "buy the rumor, sell the news" camp have the right instincts but it's likely flawed execution. It's more likely to be a much slower burn than everyone is expecting re: new actual buy pressure entering. It all depends on macro econ health but most signs point to at least a couple quarters of dovish environment. BTC ripped both in price and in dominance for the "buy the rumor" part, so the "sell the news" should actually be shorting the dominance %. Hence as many have pointed out, long alts selectively. To really make filthy-rich money going forward probably requires participation. You need to have access to various markets, which includes CEX's but primarily means getting on-chain. Knowing how to safely interact with protocols, use bridges, read warning signs from ecosystems, manage exposure, be nimble with your liquidity. At this point you really need a good understanding of how LPs work, what LSDs are, how to analyze transactions on block explorers, have good backup and security measures. Being able to interpret or even write contract code is an extra plus. Participation is huge because you not only get access to things like airdrops, but you'll be reading the pulse of everything FAR better and faster. tl:dr - Buy the right alts at the right times but if you're waiting for them to hit Coinbase, you're probably the yield.

Mentions:#BTC#CEX#FAR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Dude what?? PoS is FAR better than PoW, and achieves the same thing more efficiently…. I’m so confused by your statement

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Nothing, in any of your comments aludes to anything at all about averages of any sort. You say you've made more than my total net worth, nothing about averages there, just assumptions based on nothing but ego. There are A LOT of alt coins that have FAR higher average gains than BTC, but again, the word average can only be used when comparing buy in prices and investment terms. I feel the more you talk, the less qualified you are to actually have this conversation.

Mentions:#FAR#BTC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

GTR (Ghost Trader). Tokenised hedgefund, doxxed traders trading OUT of the crypto space (forex etc). Monthly returns on the amount of tokens you hold, constant profits since conception just over a year ago. Token price is dirt cheap atm as a lot of people sold up when the chief trader used a banking instrument that meant a significant delay in dividends being paid (but FAR bigger profits). Moon boys got inpatient, tanked price. NFT's also available, but minimum investment is in the $1400 range. Moon boys need not apply. This is a long term project.

Mentions:#FAR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

> money becomes more concentrated Money is FAR more concentrated in Bitcoin than any traditional finance market ever

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

1. The Little Bitcoin Book — best introduction to bitcoin BY FAR 2. Check Your Financial Privilege — for people who want to go deeper into the financial inclusion angle 3. Mastering Bitcoin — for people who want to go deeper into the code

Mentions:#FAR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

My experience briding Matic was actually pretty easy and pleasant. Took like 2 minutes and bridge looked pretty sleek, unwrapping went easily too. Had FAR worse experiences with other bridges.

Mentions:#FAR
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Empty mempool: “security budget” is a FUD. We have far FAR too much hash rate than what’s needed to secure the network. So what if a few miners die because of competition. Difficulty adjustment will take care of the market rate of hash. Full mempool: it’s a real issue it stops bitcoin from being cheap to transact. Even opening LN channel is expensive. It dilutes bitcoin from being a P2P digital money to a slow and expensive google drive holding fucking monkey jpgs.

Mentions:#FUD#FAR
r/BitcoinSee Comment

I did it too. Losses: Several liquidations, some centralized exchange “hacks”, rug pulls, and smart contract “hacks”. You cannot put 100% into anything, especially crypto. Want to know how I learn that? Because I put 100% into something and lost it. LOL I can laugh now but I know I’d be way ahead if I wasn’t impatient. Turns out doing nothing fancy would have FAR exceeded anything I tried. Learned the hard lessons before all those other things happened. It still sucked every time but reinforced how you cannot put 100% into anything.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Right now Sri Lanka which has a currency deviation and inflation so yeah it’s around 100%. But what I have found is that despite the “official figures” the areas in Australia I was residing have now seen a double rental and double property price situation in less than 2 years… which has resulted in other things like steel and timber also doubling in price. The inflations figures are averaged out across all items and less. But most people are exposed to rent, property prices and indirectly linked to things like steel and timber. Including the cafe where the hipster latte sipping apple iBook graphic designs and Instafluence food bloggers like to hang out… in general 100k in December 2019 bought FAR MORE of the above and more than the present December 2023… no matter how the government of the world have spun it money is, as usual, being inflated away. Just ask the Turkish, the Argentians and even the New Zealand’s are copping it in the ass right now. Essentially 20k now has the power of 10k a few years ago. That shitty block of land that was 30k is now 60k. If anything this is a correction based on the true value of assets relative to fiat.. and btc is coming along for the ride. I still think it’s overpriced it wouldn’t take much for it to nose dive again.. but it has hit a bottom of sorts.. I rely on the fact that everyday someone is loosing or forgetting btc passwords/wallets, and reducing supply so mathematically it’s destined to go up in price purely on supply and demand anyway. Only thing putting btc at risk is one of those qubit super computer things directed at cracking a single wallet.. soon as that happens I honestly thing it’s all over.. surprised the Chinese are not already doing it. Be prepared for a few whales in the next few years waking up to find those “in compromised” cold wallets emptied… and on that day inflation will be quite irrelevant. Rant over I think some logic is in there somewhere thanks for your question. ;)

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

The best gaming coin for a 20x is by fucking FAR $PRIME. I have a decent bag thats doubled, but its still barely top 250. Go look at some videos of what theyre doing. Its actually a super sick game and really cool concept and they can use the word AI while promoting it heh. I have a buddy inna reasonably ‘inner circle’ CT group and theres plenty of chatter about it; accumulation is still happening so decent entry still.

Mentions:#FAR#PRIME#CT
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Not when it comes to anything ... Nothing works FAR better than anything else. Whoever believes that doesn't have a clue about this industry. Algor works better, faster, but the Only thing it always lacked was load ... i'm tired how many times I heard stuff works better than Eth and such, and when the load is half of what Eth has, they drop or suddenly it's not as fast as it was. I felt that on Cardano at 100 bn Mcap ... Algo at peak Ath in 2021 bull was at 10 bn , that's less than what a L2 has during a bear on Ethereum. Let's not get ahead of ourselves.

Mentions:#FAR
r/BitcoinSee Comment

I think they dipped their toes in but they are FAR, FAR from the saturation levels them and their customers will get to. They are like 1% in right now.

Mentions:#FAR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

ATOM and it’s not even close. Don’t even waste your time staking ada or dot. ATOM has - 1) the highest APY of all 3 (literally more than 6 times higher than ada, meaning that you would have to stake ada for 6 years to earn what atom staking earns you in a single year). And also ATOM has free restaking which means those juicy APR rewards turn into an even higher APY % bc of the power of compounding. - The highest deflation of all 3 assets of you take into account both the total inflation and deflation - your staking rewards. - The most airdrops BY FAR. If you’re well known in the crypto space or on ct (crypto twitter) you probably already know this. To prove this I’ll take myself as example. A couple of months ago I had approximately $3k staked in ATOM. In the past couple of months alone i have earned NTRN, ARCH, Celestia and PYTH which were worth between $500 (ntrn) to $3k (tia). I now literally more than doubled atom staking bag + bridged some over to other chains to go for other opportunities (RNDR, ARB, and some other coins). And of course I now also earn the juicy 22% APY of staking rewards on all those juicy airdrops that I swapped for ATOM and staked!

r/BitcoinSee Comment

If US, robinhood is by FAR the cheapest. No joke cheaper than coinbase, cash app, everything. https://robinhood.com/us/en/about/crypto/ for a comparison

Mentions:#FAR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

They did... But like other comments said, banks are doing FAR WORSE ! Guaranteed !

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Not one of the most used, BY FAR the MOST used chain and it’s not even close

Mentions:#FAR
r/BitcoinSee Comment

I would definitely yes. But to keep expectations realistic. After the next halving, it should take roughly a year as always for the bull run to really take off from the demand not keeping up with the same supply rate. This could cause BTC to go anywhere from 150k - 250k in current market conditions. If mass adoption happens? Well, speculation starts to get a little wild. But if you keep a single one of those 3 BTC for 20 years for your retirement? It will be worth absolutely nothing, and you'll be facing FAR worse economical problems anyways. Or a single Bitcoin would be worth millions of purchasing power in terms of today's value. There's no middle ground. Because if Bitcoin crashed to $1? I'd personally be buying it hand over fist. I'm not the only one here either. TLDR: So by that logic? I think if you buy it at 35k it might be worth a bit more in 2 years, sure.

Mentions:#BTC#FAR
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Ultimately, if it doesn't matter to you, then it doesn't matter. RH provides access to *price action* only. You aren't buying an asset. You are buying a napkin with IUO on it. If day-trading bitcoin is what your interests are, then great. It serves that purpose. Personally, the counter-party risk is FAR too great with RH (and other institutions). The risk isn't that RH goes bankrupt or has a mass scandal and steals your assets. The risk is far more innocuous than that. The risk is legislation. The risk is loss of control. Remember when RH froze users ability to buy Gamestop? What if RH gets sued or subpoenaed and are required to freeze Bitcoin assets? Ultimately, someone else is in control of your assets. These aren't doomsday scenarios. Why does this matter? Because bitcoin is more than just money. It's Digital Property. For me, I want to acquire as much property as I can. Instead of trading bits and pieces of my land for cash, I simply want to acquire as much land as possible. I'll leverage it or sell it later, that's not important now. What's important is grabbing as much 'prime real estate' while I can. Having spent hundreds of hours studying Bitcoin and monetary history, Bitcoin represents a solution to the problem that is government fiat. Every fall of every major empire has occurred when the powers that be fuck with the money supply (a-la printing / currency debasement). Bitcoin fixes this. Again, you do what you want, and best of luck to you. But the thought of trading Bitcoin, the thing that fixes fiat, simply as a way to gain more fiat, is quite the opposite of what the point is.

Mentions:#FAR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Mining is a permissionless enterprise, it may not be Craig Wright but the CCP or USA or IMF using their own capable miners and/or legislation to launch a vampire attack instead. Point being it should never get to the point where that's even a slight possibility, regardless of how, who, or when - yet we are flying straight towards it. Back when Bitcoin was being mined altruistically it was very weak and insecure, not valuable, or good for anything, or a threat to anyone. The promise initially was you'll get 10,000s of coins at $0 cost that in >20 years will be ultra scarce, nothing like what miners in <20 years will face at all as Bitcoin becomes more of a threat to the status quo ie more likely to be attacked. It doesn't make sense for miners to mine at a loss today. They could be buying more BTC for the same cost from a more efficient miner instead. More BTC equals more profit, which would allow them to scale into an efficient mining operation thus obtain even more BTC over time. Mining at a loss implies they're not bullish on BTC whatsoever, or have more money than sense. I doubt very many are mining at a loss today, that just isn't how Bitcoin's POW was designed or implemented. However many hobbyists there are is still far from the majority. Miners are not some holy saviours. They really don't care. They are and always have been profit-maxis, which is why POW works so well with high liquidity and constant inflation. The top 2 pools control over 51% of Bitcoin's hashrate right now, meaning at least 51% of the hashrate doesn't care they are effectively attacking Bitcoin and its core thesis (to be decentralized and trustless). Now why would all the hashrate gather in those 2 pools? Literally a less than 1% APR difference, because Ordinals are coming to the majority pools for faster inclusion. So yes even $1 is enough to sway the majority, they're profit maxis, that's only rational. Decentralization requires constant work, and centralization is a natural process. It really seems like people are done putting in the work already, let alone what comes 20 years from now. Are you mining altruistically today? Why, or why not? Bitcoin's whitepaper holds a lot of promise. Today Bitcoin looks nothing like its whitepaper. People gave up promptly after Satoshi's disappearance, including throwing his detailed instructions on how to scale (to generate fees for miners) in the garbage. I'm not sure there's any 'network lock' considering nobody uses Bitcoin as a network today, even in El Salvador or where ever there's real-world infrastructure. If there's any other 'get rich pet rock' alternative in the future, especially a network, the majority will move on very fast I think, especially if this old rock becomes weak and insecure by that time. I loved BTC back in the day too. My first crypto buy was 1 BTC for $300 nearly 10 years ago. I was instantly orange pilled, and the most obnoxious maxi on BTCtalk. I've seen a lot of what I'd call abject failures happen since then - people giving up - that have made me change my mind on Bitcoin. Like switching BTC from a P2P currency to a CEX store of value only a few years ago. Or how there is still only 1 Bitcoin client for miners, so if there's a software bug then 'Bitcoin' itself has a bug, there's still zero redundancy after 15 years. While other L1s have 3-5 or 17 different clients (in Ethereum's case), client redundancy is the industry standard for obvious reasons. Blockstream fought for and released non-factual propaganda for 1MB blocks, counter to Satoshi's own plans for Bitcoin. 1MB blocks force congestion, which imo was itself manipulated because BTC's blockspace fees were $150+ during the Blocksize wars and haven't been that high a minute since. Then with high fees Blockstream deployed Lightning Network off-chain, which enabled them to siphon miner fees to themself, while being the singular reason people have to use their network instead of Bitcoin. Oh and Blockstream are the same 5 people (really, just 5) in full control Bitcoin Core's 1 client repository, and won't allow outsiders in ever since that 'war' was fought. This is not the orange pill I bought into 10 years ago, price be damned. I moved on after determining *nobody* has a plan for after the next 3-6-10 halvings, there's just the speculation workers will work for free indefinitely while doubling their costs each halving. If the price of gasoline doubled each 4 days it wouldn't take me long before I quit driving entirely, after 12 days from gas would go from $4 to $32 a gallon and after 40 days it would have gone from $4 to $4096 a gallon. Especially if I can pay someone $0.50 to give me a lift, which is what market buying BTC looks like to an inefficient miner. As more time goes by, I'm filled with sadness that I made the right call. When I completely exited BTC the top 8 or 10 pools had 51% hashrate and PEOPLE WERE FURIOUS. Today it's like, nobody cares 2 entities can disrupt Bitcoin, and only because of the weird trust assumptions they've made up. I can't be certain what happens 10-20-60 years from now but I don't see anyway things get better, to head toward a sustainable decentralization and far (FAR) away from trust assumptions. What are these 2 pools or 5 devs capable of, and how corruptable are they? Why do I even have to ask? Miners are cheap, we know already looking at their super majority. While the dev's have shady and ulterior motives in not allowing BTC to scale any way that Satoshi wanted. While in the future it is almost a mathematical certainty Bitcoin will become even more centralized than this. Especially if the plan is to have everyone who won't even pay $5 for their blockspace pitch in $50 of their energy+time+work each month as if POW were a subscription service. Bitcoin is just way too much speculation for my liking. Blockchains are supposed to sell blockspace, and Bitcoin really doesn't do that. I hold tokens with sustained revenues that don't come from dumping fresh mint onto the market, to me those have better prospects. While the market can be irrational for as long as it wants halvings keep happening in spite of.

r/BitcoinSee Comment

the fund literally holds bitcoin. so you own bitcoin as much as owning microsoft stocks give you ownership over a slice of Microsoft. if you are a doomsayer who buys bitcoin to hedge against the end of society as we know it, sure. if the apocalypse strikes having cold storage bitcoin is better. but by that logic gold is actually better anyways. and pushing an end of the world scenario as a critique of an ETF that holds bitcoin is absurd, and shows how desperate you are to not accept the truth. the minor risk that society literally ends is what you sacrifice for the advantages of potentially tax free gains and employer matching bitcoin. and if your only argument against the ETF is that "the world might end", then the ETF sounds pretty secure to me. and again, the ETF holds bitcoin, so you are purchasing federally regulated (canadian federal regulations which are much more strict than american regulations) ownership over bitcoin. so yes, you do own bitcoin. you just dont physically hold it. anyone with bitcoin on a crypto exchange is taking on FAR more risk lol. and the only risk vs a cold wallet is the end of the world...

Mentions:#ETF#FAR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Thanks for the explanation, its somewhat confusing how the Eth network works, since there are different types of nodes. I still don't understand how so much computational data can be stored on a normal node, because each smart contract has tons of data in it, and that data can be pulled from FAR back in the Eth chain, like the Hex staking contract, that can run 15 YEARS, and requires daily data going back a decade or more (once the 15 years passes, which it has not).

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

How can you have money in this space, and yet also believe it’s all scams and it will never go anywhere? Why did you invest in the first place? Did you just YOLO a bunch of money at stuff because someone said so? Or did you do some actual research into where YOU are investing YOUR money? Take some damn responsibility for yourself. You wouldn’t walk into a bank, and wave $5,000 at someone and say “ buy me whatever!!!” Don’t do that with crypto either. There aplenty is stocks that are garbage. And yet available for purchase. There are FAR more tokens that are completely worthless. But I can guarantee that if you are holding them, YOU bought them. No one did this to you. No one forced you to buy, hold, sell at a loss. No matter what sector you’re thinking of investing your money, DO YOUR RESEARCH FIRST.

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Source: have independently and directly peer reviewed BDO US reports, work papers, and relevant evidence as a part of my job function. This is required for audit firms to be PCAOB compliant. Essentially a selection of their audits are selected to ensure they are following appropriate methodology that adheres to gaap. The quality at BDO is not good hard stop. The quality at any EU affiliate of a US form like BDO Italy is FAR worse. Now a bit more anecdotal: When I was working for Deloitte I often would get reports from DT Germany as my largest client had subsidiaries there and that quality was always sub par. Additionally many audit managers transferred over from other affiliate firms and their experience level was always abysmal. They were equivalent to a first year senior in many cases and absolutely did not have the skill set to manage a US audit. They would essentially get a demotion. This audit performed on tether isn’t even a gaap audit so the standards for the audit are minimal.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

Telling strangers on the internet under the cloak of pseudonymity is FAR less strange than telling friends or acquaintances irl. It's literally how personal finance and investment subs/forums/columns work.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Yeah, that's why you don't post dumb brainless meta comments like "LOL CANT BELIEVE I HAD TO SCROOOOOOL SO FAR"

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Vestudy from Qanplatform tried to post this, but wasn't working. Cheers If this happens pre PQC there will be mass panic, I will cover Block chain as it is my area of research, If a large chain wishes to implement QR , it will need to fork after deciding which NIST approved algo to add, they may need a consensus vote which even rushed can take some time, then If they try to implement it without consideration of all things it will take up WAY to much memory, If it needs to be replaced as NIST's recommendations could change they will need to fork AGAIN , to solve BOTH of these issue forward thinking Genius' at QANplatform invented XLINK to implement NISTs #1 recommended cryptographic algo for QR which is Crystals Dilithium which QAN choose FAR in advance of NISTs run off showing TEAM QAN to be eXpert in this area of QR here is a description of XLINK: XLINK protocol is QAN XLINK and is Designed in-house by the QANplatform team. XLINK solves any storage issues, as CRYSTALS-Dilithium key sizes are fixed, there is nothing anyone can solve about that, it's the usage scenario which makes the key size a non issue, if every transaction had to be individually signed by CRYSTALS-Dilithium, then it's a problem as it directly means two things: 1) Incompatibility with the whole blockchain ecosystem. 2) Rapid storage exhaustion since every tx and their corresponding signatures must be stored on chain. On the other hand what XLINK does is the following: 1) XLINK cross signs the elliptic curve public key hash (=your ethereum compatible wallet address) periodically with a CRYSTALS-Dilithium private key. 2) XLINK broadcasts this cross signature over the network so all nodes know that the particular CRYSTALS-Dilithium key is your fallback key in case of the quantum-crypto-apocalypse. 3) XLINK repeats this periodically, always throwing the previous cross-signature away (this is why storage is not relevant) This way we reach two things: 1) We can continue using all the Ethereum tooling (Wallets, SDKS, Dapps) as we remain fully compatible with the ecosystem. 2) We are safe until quantum computers can crack elliptic curve crypto in REAL-TIME (this will happen much much later) even when that happens we have a 100% secure migration path, since all EC keys have a fallback CRYSTALS-Dilithium key which can designate a new Post Quantum key pair. XLINK allows switching out of this QR algo with a flick of a switch rather than have it hard baking into the code like others are doing in error. Come on over to our TG group anytime, I MOD is both Official and Price Talk channels you will receive the red carpet treatment, bring all your friends too they are also WELCOME!

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If this happens pre PQC there will be mass panic, I will cover Block chain as it is my area of research, If a large chain wishes to implement QR , it will need to fork after deciding which NIST approved algo to add, they may need a consensus vote which even rushed can take some time, then If they try to implement it without consideration of all things it will take up WAY to much memory, If it needs to be replaced as NIST's recommendations could change they will need to fork AGAIN , to solve BOTH of these issue forward thinking Genius' at QANplatform invented XLINK to implement NISTs #1 recommended cryptographic algo for QR which is Crystals Dilithium which QAN choose FAR in advance of NISTs run off showing TEAM QAN to be eXpert in this area of QR here is a description of XLINK: XLINK protocol is QAN XLINK and is Designed in-house by the QANplatform team. XLINK solves any storage issues, as CRYSTALS-Dilithium key sizes are fixed, there is nothing anyone can solve about that, it's the usage scenario which makes the key size a non issue, if every transaction had to be individually signed by CRYSTALS-Dilithium, then it's a problem as it directly means two things: 1) Incompatibility with the whole blockchain ecosystem. 2) Rapid storage exhaustion since every tx and their corresponding signatures must be stored on chain. On the other hand what XLINK does is the following: 1) XLINK cross signs the elliptic curve public key hash (=your ethereum compatible wallet address) periodically with a CRYSTALS-Dilithium private key. 2) XLINK broadcasts this cross signature over the network so all nodes know that the particular CRYSTALS-Dilithium key is your fallback key in case of the quantum-crypto-apocalypse. 3) XLINK repeats this periodically, always throwing the previous cross-signature away (this is why storage is not relevant) This way we reach two things: 1) We can continue using all the Ethereum tooling (Wallets, SDKS, Dapps) as we remain fully compatible with the ecosystem. 2) We are safe until quantum computers can crack elliptic curve crypto in REAL-TIME (this will happen much much later) even when that happens we have a 100% secure migration path, since all EC keys have a fallback CRYSTALS-Dilithium key which can designate a new Post Quantum key pair. XLINK allows switching out of this QR algo with a flick of a switch rather than have it hard baking into the code like others are doing in error. Come on over to our TG group anytime, I MOD is both Official and Price Talk channels you will receive the red carpet treatment, bring all your friends too they are also WELCOME!

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1- The new new thing is ALWAYS 'prone to fraud', not because its crypto, but instead because its new and people are excited. Railroad stock fraud was rampant in the 19th century, not because railroads were inherently bad in some way, but because it was new and exciting. Would you fall for a stock scam, in 2023, offering you to get in on the hawt new next Santa Fe rail line ? OF COURSE NOT, because now you know rail, at least you know it well enough to realize that we don't need anymore railroads, and any new railroad stock could only be a scam. Well, you know what ? With 20,000 cryptos and counting, we actually DONT need the next Bitcoin, because we already have 19,999 next Bitcoins up and running, and we most likely don't even need 19,998 of THEM, even with the generous assumption that we even need a next Bitcoin at all, but people don't realize this, not because crypto is somehow more useless and scam-prone than railroads, but just because crypto is the new new thing of today, like Railroads were in their day. 2- You don't need to buy a car at 2 AM, but you DO need final settlement on a car sale. You would not normally take a personal check for your used car, because it could bounce. An on-chain Bitcoin transaction with block confirmation will not bounce. 3- Same as 2, venmo 24/7 payments are not final, which is why most scammers use stupid stuff like Western Union, because once they get the cash, they know its final. Sometimes you need final payment, like with a car sale. 4- WOW, do you ACTUALLY not know, in 2023, that inflation is bad, even with wages rising FAR less than inflation (9 % inflation in 2022, 5 % wages), and the Fed about to make sure future wages never rise, with a quick recession ('fight' inflation my ass) ? Inflation is a government created hidden tax scam, and that is the reason we are all here, speculating on a future actually sound money. I guaranty that crypto wouldn't be 1/10th of what it is, if we still had a gold backed currency that you could actually exchange for gold. This insane speculation is happening because we NEED a decent money that isn't being stolen by our government, and maybe it still seems silly to you, but in time you will wake up to the fraud that is our everyday lives, maybe when scarce things like houses hit 10 million dollars + for a starter home, and you notice that your wages went up a LOT less, you know, from that 2024 recession that no one could have predicted, even though they caused it on purpose, to screw you out of your share of inflation adjusted wages and savings.

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i'm skeptical. wars have been fought over less. i think we all want decentralized currency but we haven't seen what a world like that means. bitcoin itself is still FAR too volatile, and it being decentralized does not mean it isn't subject to the whims of whales and influencers. Elon Musk was poking the pricepoint all throughout the last bullrun simply by tweeting things like "buy bitcoin"

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Crypto has SO MUCH more utility than stocks, though. Defi allows for everyone to contribute to liquidity instead of relying on market makers. You can send them easily to someone else. You can exchange them directly, easily use them as collateral on a loan, or spend it on benefits in an ecosystem you support. Crypto is FAR more than number-go-up, it's a completely new, innovative, and internet native way to interact with finance.

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It’s easy to have ‘a plan’ to ‘sell the tip’ during the bull run. That is FAR MORE difficult to actually do when prices are climbing 10% a week. Ultimately, you’ll have to be OK with selling too early to actually sell the next bull run. The pain from selling too early can be worse than losses.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

The way I like to think about it, start with the question, "Why don't people store their retirement savings as boxes full of $20 bills in their homes?" The truth about why that would be unwise: * Theft / home invasion robbery * Fire / flood / tornado * **Theft by inflation** So, when I was young it made sense to keep some money in the bank and to invest retirement savings in stocks/bonds via 401K, IRA, etc. It made sense to protect yourself from inflation by purchasing a home, for example. These kinds of things are safe from theft, fire, flood, and inflation. Still, there are fees and there are restrictions on 401Ks, IRAs... real estate is not liquid ... **Then Bitcoin came along.** It's time to re-ask, "Why don't people store their retirement savings as Bitcoin?" With Bitcoin there is no inflation. In fact, for the foreseeable future, Bitcoin's purchasing power will FAR exceed inflation, stocks, bonds, real estate, precious metals, precious gems... As long as the seed phrase is properly and securely backed up, there is no threat from fire, flood, or tornado. There is no threat from robbery. In other words, there is no longer any rational reason to invest in overpriced real estate, stocks, or bonds. There's no rational reason to hold precious metals. Bitcoin has obsoleted these things. Most people can't (or won't let themselves) see it yet, but there it is, plain as daylight to those who dare to see and admit the truth. Wall Street's power will shrink until it's back to where it was in the early 1970s. Homes will just be nice, affordable places to live.

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The real problem with Socialism is that 100 million soccer moms think I should spend millions of dollars on medical care for each homeless person when they stab each other fighting over a bicycle, and I don't want to do that. Bitcoin fixes half of this, in that they can no longer print the money to waste on social services I will never use, but they can still tax the hell out of me, and they probably will, once they realize that printing more dollars only robs themselves, and isn't getting those loser single guys into Bitcoin to pay their 'fair' share. The problem isn't the concept of the fairness of 'leaving no one behind', it is in fact the level of spending that this requires, done to the 'Cadillac level' soccer moms and most Socialists want. Many soccer moms in my community want to provide 'free' homes and food for homeless people, where I see homelessness as a legitimate choice, and I have no problem with people living on road medians and under bridges, if they want to, and allowing them to pay for all their own minimal costs themselves. The moral hazard of providing for everyone who 'needs it' is obvious. Why should I live responsibly, when I can just become homeless, and get my share of that free housing and food ? In the end, having a coercive government with guns 'help' keep everyone equally poor in a fair way is FAR inferior to just letting us develop our talents to our best ability, or not, and leaving us alone, as the original concept of the federal government was conceived, with limited responsibilities and powers.

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this can't be your argument for why bitcoin is necessary because it only applies to a few hundred people globally. like, i can shit on saudi arabia, china, and the us all i want. if they're stopping my visa, i likely have FAR MORE PRESSING matters to worry about - like being arrested at the airport or never making it back to one.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

The reason why you should wipe it with a little bit of sats in there is to let you practice on how to recover your wallet from the seed. Remember your bitcoin isn’t kept on your Trezor. Trezor only keeps your private key (24 words). If your trezor is lost, or is broken, that’s ok it’s not a big deal you can also buy another one and recover your bitcoin using your 24 words (which is FAR more important than your Trezor) So the idea is, send $5, $10 to your new trezor, make sure your backup is correct, then wipe / factory reset your Trezor, and *practice* restoring your money as if your Trezor was lost and you just bought a new one. If you can restore the $10, you know one day when needed you can restore your money and you’re not afraid of the trezor being lost or damaged. This is an important step to overcome your fear and give you confidence. If one times isn’t enough, restore it, check the $10 is there, feel good, wipe it AGAIN, and restore again, it’s just a practice. More practice means less fear.

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Of course, but SO FAR we’ve had 2013, 2017, 2021 like clockwork with bears between. It will still throw a wrench into the market when this 4 year cycle breaks.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Yeah, it was really weird. Now that I recall, the game was called "Second life", a popular game back then, probably still is. I went through that crap in 2017 as well, picking a smaller exchange was the key. 2017 was by FAR the best year I remember in crypto, it was CRAZY how everything pumped.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

> TOP PERFORMING ASSETS IN 2023 SO FAR > Bitcoin, up 80% >Information Technology, up 40% >Nasdaq 100, up 38% >Communication Services, up 36% >Consumer Discretionary, up 31% >Russell 1000 Growth, up 27% >WORST PERFORMING ASSETS IN 2023 SO FAR >Crude Oil, down 12% >Energy, down 9% >Utilities, down 5% >Financials, down 3% >Health Care, down 2% >Real Estate, flat Real estate is flat? X to doubt.

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