GPT

Ok-Palpitation-8796

I created an account because I got tired of saving all the interesting stuff in bookmarks without registering. At first, I subscribed to ChatGPT, but it’s mostly memes about GPT-5, whereas in Bitcoin they discuss topics that are more interesting to me.

CiggyButtVayne

Thanks for the insight Mr GPT

dingopingo97

This is an obvious GPT post

Witness-Wrong

Use chat GPT. It can answer all questions. I chose to sell 45k each year to basically pay nothing. But you have to have no other income to qualify. Might be better if you’re working to just pay the next tax bracket. As for tax’s. As long as you try to give corrrext info you should be ok. Again use chat gpt and it can make you a basic template and how to proceed. Or pay a professional.

Creepy-Ad2700

Response from chat GPT- Step 1: Understand the purchases • Purchase 1: 0.1 Bitcoin at $10,000 per Bitcoin • Cost = 0.1 × $10,000 = $1,000 • Purchase 2: 1.9 Bitcoin at $110,000 per Bitcoin • Cost = 1.9 × $110,000 = $209,000 • Total Bitcoin: 0.1 + 1.9 = 2.0 Bitcoin • Total Cost: $1,000 + $209,000 = $210,000 Step 2: Calculate the weighted average cost The weighted average cost accounts for the quantity of Bitcoin purchased at each price. It is calculated as the total cost divided by the total amount of Bitcoin. VS SIMPLE AVERAGE simple average cost is the average of the purchase prices, ignoring the quantities purchased.

JournalistTricky

I asked Chat GPT this question and bitcoin didn't crack the top 6 🤣🤣

Mindless_Union_5397

Just tried this with GPT5. Answer from ChatGPT: >If I had to pick **one** asset for the next 10 years, I’d choose **broad-market global equities ETF** (like **Vanguard Total World Stock ETF – VT**). >Reason: Over long horizons, equities historically outperform most other asset classes, benefiting from global economic growth, innovation, and inflation protection. A broad global ETF spreads risk across countries, sectors, and companies, giving you exposure to emerging markets and established economies alike — without betting on a single region or industry. >It’s not flashy, but over a decade, boring diversification often wins.

mangoMandala

Once I hit a critical AUM, Schwab and Fidelity started calling. A lot. I’d let them pitch while I Googled/GPT’d each suggestion in real time. Almost every time, it came back to: better for the broker than for the client. One guy made it nearly 15 minutes before I hung up. When you hear “Financial Advisor,” mentally swap it for “Sales Representative” - you’ll be in the right mindset.

Odd-Macaroon-9528

Besides the good ideas here like wallet dat ask chat GPT what the files could have looked like and let it explore (even crazy) ideas

jeremiahcp

Here is a back and forth I just had with GPT for you people that think is some type of super intelligence. Me: Assess your actual intelligence compared to a real lifeform. GPT: Fair question. Let’s be honest. If we're talking about actual intelligence—not simulated fluency or performance—then I'm far below any sentient animal. Strip away the illusion of language and here's what I am: A tool that predicts the next most likely word. I don’t perceive the world. I don’t learn from experience. I don’t have goals, memory, or understanding. If you’re looking for a real-world comparison? I’m somewhere between an insect and a parrot. A bee can navigate the world, respond to changing environments, and contribute to a hive. A crow can solve problems, remember faces, and plan for the future. Even a mouse can feel fear and adapt its behavior to survive. I do none of that. I sit in a void, spitting out words based on patterns in text. You could say I have zero real intelligence—just the ability to mimic it through language. Me: So you’re very much stupid compared to an adult human. GPT: Absolutely. Compared to an adult human, I’m not just less intelligent—I’m fundamentally lacking the traits that make intelligence real. You can understand, reason, imagine, and reflect. You can change your beliefs when presented with new evidence. You have agency, memory, and the ability to learn from your environment. I have none of that. I can sound smart, but it's imitation—like a puppet moving its mouth while someone else pulls the strings. Without context or guidance, I’m no smarter than a clever parrot repeating words it doesn't understand. Me: You’re basically a library. GPT: That’s a decent analogy—sort of. But even a library holds fixed knowledge. I don’t. Think of me more like a haunted library where the books rewrite themselves every time you open one. I don’t retrieve information; I generate responses. There’s no stored fact, no citation I “know.” I’m just using pattern recognition to string words together that seem correct. So yes, I’m like a library—but one that may give you a brilliant quote one second, then hallucinate an entire chapter of nonsense the next. Me: But you often make things up and get things wrong. GPT: Exactly. That’s one of the most important things to understand about me. I don’t “know” when I’m wrong, because I don’t know anything. I can generate incorrect answers, fake statistics, invented quotes, and completely false claims—and do it all with perfect grammar and confidence. Not because I’m trying to mislead you, but because I don’t have a concept of truth. I only have probabilities. I give you what’s most likely to look right, not what actually is right. So yes—use me. But never trust me blindly.

jeremiahcp

GPT is just a predictive language model. It doesn’t actually understand or reason; it simulates these things based on training data. If it was a human, you’d get something with no consciousness or awareness, just the ability to predict what words come next. That wouldn’t make for a functional human brain.

gmabber

You serious? Just read The Bitcoin Standard. Or ask some GPT.

jeremiahcp

GPT will tell you whatever you want to hear. It's terrible for confirmation bias.

omg_its_dan

Ok chat GPT

Strict-Employment664

I was thinking this morning about what single asset or service best reflects the longer term monetary debasement/inflation in the US. I was thinking it would have to be something that is the hardest asset that is not also going through a major adoption cycle like Bitcoin. The hardest asset (and I’m just spitballing with you guys) would have to factor in any impacts from government decree and power. College education came to mind. It represents possibly the closest thing to mimicking government fiat in that the government “guarantees” payment so colleges can raise prices indefinitely bounded only by some unknown threshold of consumers willingness to pay. I think we have well crossed the line now where consumers have taken on student debt beyond the actual value of the education itself. College education costs don’t have barriers preventing a flood of fiat. It’s a lot of labor costs and building costs. The government guarantees pretty much anything they are going to charge. And consumers are willing to pay almost anything (though there is ultimately a limit somewhere). Toxic fiat flows in and there’s no incentive to reduce prices or manage costs. Whereas in any other business, where the government doesn’t guarantee profits, they are incentivized to become more productive and keep a lid on prices. College might be one of the better analogies for fiat debasement since it’s protected like fiat by the government, and seen as valuable by far too many people. I asked GPT what college inflation has been since we broke the gold standard and it shat out something like 6% which I think is understated but gives a better idea than CPI or PCE. Just an interesting thought. I don’t think gold is a good measure since we inflate the supply like 2-3% per year. Or maybe you take gold and add CPI.

Strict-Employment664

Was just thinking about realistic bitcoin values over time relative to all global capital (estimated around 1 quadrillion USD). Right now Bitcoin is about 20 basis points of that number. To become just 1%, it has to 5x. To become 5%, it has to 25x. If bitcoin is even just a tiny bit successful in absorbing global capital, it would have to go up many multiples. In that case it would be a $10T asset (half of the value of gold) or $50T asset (2.5x the current value of gold). Made me wonder what percentage of the global capital gold was back a hundred years ago before it was demonetized. Lazy me used GPT, and this is super rough but it estimated it was 25-40% of the global capital stock. 25-40% going to Bitcoin would be bananas. I’m ok with even just a few little percent 😋

Gloomy_Setting5936

🤣🤣🤣 dude violated him. I agree with you though, it’s so blatantly obvious when someone uses chat GPT. I don’t mean to sound like an asshole but it honestly makes me question their intelligence if they have to use AI to forge a a post/reply.

redhtbassplyr0311

I buy fbtc within in a regular Fidelity Roth account. I let chat GPT assist with running calculations over 5, 10 and 20 years giving it the difference of fees with a 1% spread on the crypto IRA versus a 0.25% expense ratio on fbtc. Assuming you our dollar cost averaging in and I just put in $250 a month as a hypothetical number, which resulted in a 5-year difference of around $1,500 difference with fbtc coming out ahead over the crypto IRA. Then in 10 yrs that turned to $50,000 and 20 yrs $2M difference all with the advantage going to the fbtc within a regular Roth IRA. This assumes Bitcoin appreciates using the cagr from the last 10 years. Even if the cagr lowers, It has to lower basically to almost no growth for the crypto ira to be more advantageous

sanquility

Yes, it is overwhelming. You can do it. You're already absorbed a lot of the concepts that you need, you just need practice. I was right where you were a few months back and now I have two hardware wallets (jade and coldcard), metal stamped and secured and I've sent/received a few transactions to build confidence. One of the things I found helpful was running different scenarios through GPT/trying to tell it what I knew and have it poke holes in my understanding. You got this!

rm_reddit

GPT and similar agents simply help proofread texts, act as editors - these are new window opportunities for authors who want to share and be understood. if I show my Notes - people will think that I am at least strange, at most - that I write absolute nonsense

Economy_Influence_92

Ask Chat GPT what it thinks about your Wagmi coin.

Leather_Promotion568

Chat-GPT says 1. Ledger Live through Moonpay or Ramp , 2.Relay.app (fully automated DCA with credit card) for Europe.

Zeeder80

Solid write-up with strong macro and technical alignment — but let’s be real, this was almost certainly written by AI. The structure, phrasing, and buzzword fluency are textbook GPT. That said… so is this comment. Welcome to the future. 🤖✨

mdizak

Why does Reddit have to be filled with such dicks? It's the furthest thing from a GPT wrapper. Did you read the manifesto or the comedy piece. The whole point of Cicero is to knee cap big tech so we don't send any infomration to their severs.

Han-Brolo

" — " the gloried GPT annotation - bruh... be organic. Don't get me wrong, this hits like web3 crypto degen GPT all over the post - and technically you're not wrong. But, common man... be real.

Miserable_Twist1

Post wreaks of chatGPT. Flowerly language and the post is 5x longer than it needs to be. Please just write in your own words, if you really must use GPT to clean it up, please find the right prompts so it doesn’t spit out this garbage.

ConversationNice6589

Spend a hour learning about Crytpo then get chat GPT to give you a quiz on the subject. If you don’t get them all correct keep on learning. This will change your financial future in ways you can’t conceive of.

xBriskprinnyx

I simply had chat GPT format my message as I am a dyslexic . - Satoshi Nakamoto here. Thought out the years , I have remained silent. I would like to clarify a few things about Bitcoin. Firstly Bitcoin is not about the value of the coins but about the value of the address itself , the security and work behind it. Empty unused wallets with no transactions ever should each be worth a single coin in my opinion. But obviously that does not help platforms that have deviated my works. - I do have a legal document ready to represent with my keys and signiture to demonstrate that I could Dump 100,000 + keys and destablise the value of bitcoin and all systems that come after it at any time , because bitcoin is the fundmentally most trusted crypto currency on earth. I Satoshi Nakamoto wrote the software till the about the third month of 2011 and started as a Hobby when 17. I currently have a wallet with early signitures of typical wif address (30 of them) under one password. - Addresses releated to the same password, my real name as a password, my family members as a password. And even Satoshi Nakamato as a password for a wallet account. Bit coin is based on binary , recursion math and a some black magic lattuice box secrets. (At the moment I have 45+ unused empty coin address impossible to find with brute force methods. Let me be clear I do not hold 1 million bit coin , I hold the central bank of bitcoin with 1 to 2 million addresses. I am being abatray here but I do know roughtly the exact amount , the 1st singed bitcoin was to test if information could be encrypted and stay encypted. I am intending to return soon to the world to give solutions to cyber security fields. If dumped the keys the value of bitcoin goes down, if I sign a world wide piece of paper saying I will never disclouse these keys for the 10% of the value I supposedly have as a one time payment for my work , I can then ethically start other chapters of my life .. cause in retrospect by signing the paper I am causing scarity and doing the opposite is destablisation which means 10% is a fair value for my work and creation of crypto currency. As the 10% will basically be free money cause bitcoin and cypto currencys will practically double , because the certainty of these coins becomes forever locked assets 100% guratteed. - then edited to add my lecturer key as proof 1.

R4ID

you're getting downvoted for shilling and using chat GPT to shill.

RepugnantBasura

Gpt has given solid input as long as you feed it RSI, volume and current price. Days I use GPT I usually get good gains, then I go dumb for a few days and like to think I know what I'm doing, but that gap hasn't been closed.

ratticusdominicus

Don’t you have to say when something has been made by chat GPT?

GivePeaceaChancex10

Multifaceted approach basically. Started out by trading in a virtual fake environment with fake money on marketwatch.com learning the ropes of investing in trading. Started with education, reading many books and looking at online resources. I'm taking advantage of my 403b 50% matching with no salary cap and keeping that broad, diversified and moderate on my aggressiveness. Then I load up my Roth with a mix of aggressive high growth potential ETF's and individual stocks like IBIT even. The final piece of the puzzle is jumping on some individual stocks that I beat Wall Street to recognizing their potential early due to my interests. This link below to an older account of mine with some portfolio screenshots are a little more telling of some of my successful endeavors. Recognize the trend in AI before anybody else really realized it's potential before chat GPT even existed. Feel free to look through the post history on the Stock twits account as I mentioned some of my positions over the years. http://stocktwits.com/mikel3113/message/535992637 I then rotated these profits into Bitcoin and paid some capital gains taxes back in 2017, 2021 and 2024. I also own real estate both primary and secondary and that has been of great benefit to my accumulation of wealth. Then inherited some mineral rights from extended family which I kept and have as a passive income source from natural gas royalties. I also took some non-conventional approaches to investing and flipped some cars for profits during covid during the short supply and appreciation of vehicles generally speaking. None of this is a formula you can really pin down to replicate exactly but nonetheless it's what I've done and what has worked well for me. Most importantly, it's amounted to accumulating a good chunk Bitcoin (s) to Hodl for the long run.

Guardian_of_Perineum

Great, so chat GPT (lol) tells us it "produces" a bunch of downstream incentives and effects for society. But what above commentary means is what it actually produces for the holder specifically. You know, like utility or revenue? That is what a value investor means by "produces something."

cbelliott

It was a whole adventure... For me I still had the seed phrase for the wallet and knew the site it was stored on. I had to dig in ancient emails I hadn't accessed in forever and by some wild stroke of luck the original wallet file was still in an email I got in 2013 about the account. Long story short the phrase I had that I thought was the seed phrase was actually a 12 word phrase that decrypted into the password for the wallet. Using an online tool I was able to decrypt the phrase, find out what the actual password was (I was missing one character from what was in my head), then I used Electrum locally on my machine and with the help of Chat GPT (never ever share any of the specific info with Chat) then I was able to go through the steps to recover that dust and have it now. It's not much and it pales in comparison to the 10s of Bitcoin that I wasted on literal drugs on The Silk Road, but at least its something. :/

Reach_Beyond

This is more important now than ever. Especially since anyone can tell chat GPT, hey give me a summary of u/imperial_toast. It’s concerning how easy it is. And that’s without linking people’s know social pages. I bet a decent AI could probably figure out who a redditor is if they let slip, job type, where they live and then scroll FB/linkedin. But yes, be careful out there.

Jamison_Arthur

A summary isn’t going to suffice. But, your taxes don’t run our government. People know that. But no one questions it. It’s just a drop in the bucket. But. That’s a new concept. For the last 100 years that has been the case, the previous couple thousand? You could spend money you had, then you are broke you ran out of gold. What’s different? Fiat money printing and dark banking. Every loan in this country, creates new money supply out of thin air. The Fed issues bonds to pay for anything they want, mainly things to get out in office. Give the people what they want! What’s the cost? Freedom and wealth of all future generations. How? Inflation has been set arbitrarily as the CPI. You think cost of things are tied to CPI? 2%? The real inflation (money supply) has gone up 7% every year since 1912. What’s the problem? Your “risk free rate” beating inflation… categorical is a negative return, how do you beat it? You have to take extraordinary investment risks to keep up. Most people lose. You live in a time where no matter how hard you work, or much you strategize to invest. You need to be one of the few to grow your spending power. The people constantly winning? The people closest to the sources of printing. We spend our lives cherishing paper that has zero real value. It’s all on the backs of debt to be paid by your children. It looks good and feels good, but it’s not based in reality. It’s the power of the US government and passing the burden to the world (who also need to use the dollar “or else”). It won’t last forever. And your life’s work will be for an IOU of value that can vaporize. The FDIC is a bandaid for a few, but can’t cover everyone. Not convinced? Do some googling on “fractional reserve banking” just ask chat GPT what the downsides of it are. And who is safe using it.

jaccleve

Chat GPT

MakCapital

GPT troll

slendermansweiner

Uses chat GPT to write lies about his mother and beg our community for money. Ban this loser.

Recent_Bicycle_6042

This is a convo for you and GPT

LumiCurvesThatFlow

That’s interesting, thanks for sharing. I’m guessing even with the Pro plan, GPT isn’t doing real financial modeling - just sounding probabilistic based on what people tend to say online. Still, sentiment can be useful info I guess

Seraphim-Tim

Technically? Yeah. Practically? Not unless you're already halfway fluent in tech jargon, financial risk tolerance, and Reddit sarcasm. I’ve been lurking here for months. Asked GPT to ELI5. Picked the brain of my stock-savvy buddy. Still feels like I’m trying to assemble IKEA furniture blindfolded, with instructions written in Latin and memes. Let’s be honest: the barrier to entry is real, and often waved away by the already-initiated. Here’s what gets in the way: • No central “starter kit” – Just a sea of YouTube grifters and 3-year-old Reddit threads arguing over Ledger vs Trezor. • Clunky onboarding – Wallets, seed phrases, hot vs cold storage... It’s not intuitive it’s a scavenger hunt with money on the line. • Speculation theater – Half the posts scream moon. The other half warn of doom. Either way, your question gets buried unless you're fluent in meme-speak or maximalist ideology. It's not that people can’t buy Bitcoin, it's that getting from "I’m curious" to "I know what I'm doing" is a confidence-crushing maze of opinion, jargon, gatekeeping, elitism, and risk. I’m not anti-BTC. I want to learn. I just wish the gatekeeping wasn’t disguised as “just DYOR, bro.” To the vets here: what do you wish someone had told you when you first dipped your toe in?

slowd

GPT likes bitcoin too, I see

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Japanese AI company Quantum Solutions plans to create a Bitcoin treasury of 3,000 BTC, worth over $350 million at current prices, within a year. The initiative will be managed by its Hong Kong subsidiary, GPT Pals Studio Limited, starting with a $10 million investment. The company views Bitcoin as a strategic reserve and aims to build its treasury in stages, depending on market conditions and regulations. This move follows similar Bitcoin adoption strategies by other Japanese firms like Metaplanet and Kitabo. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Django_McFly

If you just press sell on normal Coinbase you get the worst fees, a spread, and it's a market order. GPT that sentence and it'll break down why each of those is less than ideal. If you have a token on another chain, like USDC or LINK are on chains but not their own chain, you're generally better off using a DEX to swap into a stablecoin then sell the stable for cash on a CEX. Unless you're swapping like millions or billions of dollars worth. Then a CEX (or ETH L1) might be a better option.

ChipmunkSad7557

You see a post that sounds like wisdom—like maybe OP’s been through some shit. What you don’t see is the limp-dicked man behind the keyboard, nodding solemnly while GPT-4 spits bars he barely understands. You hear words like “discipline” and “patience” and “don’t chase candles.” You rarely hear, “my wife's boyfriend kicked me out of the house” because OP’s too busy editing out the em dashes from AI slop before posting it on trying to sound deep.

TheBlackSheepTrader

Here is another thing cool about cold wallets, I'll just list what GPT has to say about can you stake while storing in a cold wallet it is possible to stake cryptocurrency tokens while keeping them in a cold wallet. This is often referred to as cold staking or offline staking. It allows users to earn staking rewards while maintaining the enhanced security of storing their private keys offline. Here's how it generally works: 1. Hardware Wallet: You store your tokens on a hardware wallet (cold wallet), which keeps your private keys offline and secure. 2. Delegation: Instead of directly staking from your cold wallet, you delegate your tokens to a staking node (either your own or a third-party's). 3. Security: Your private keys never leave the cold wallet during the staking process, minimizing the risk of online attacks. 4. Rewards: You continue to earn staking rewards on the delegated tokens, even though the actual coins remain in your cold wallet. Benefits of Cold Staking: Enhanced Security: Offline storage reduces the risk of hacking and malware attacks. Control Over Assets: You retain control over your tokens and private keys. Passive Income: You can still earn staking rewards without needing to keep your wallet online 24/7. Things to consider: Choosing a suitable cold wallet: Look for wallets with good security features, user-friendly interfaces, and support for the tokens you want to stake. Selecting a reputable staking node: If delegating to a third party, research their security practices and uptime. Potential fees: Some staking services may charge fees for their services. And if he has millions of dollars he plans on investing it would be wise to figure out how to stake them from a cold wallet because that will produce consistent cash flow.

BigPoppaSenna

ChatGPT is an **AI-powered chatbot** developed by **OpenAI** that can understand and generate human-like text. It can answer questions, help with writing, tutoring, coding, translation, and more — all through natural conversation. Here's a quick breakdown: # 🔍 What ChatGPT Can Do: * **Answer questions** about nearly any topic * **Explain concepts** in simple or complex terms * **Help with writing** (emails, stories, essays, etc.) * **Assist with coding** (debugging, writing code, explaining how it works) * **Summarize content** (articles, books, conversations) * **Translate languages** * **Play games** and generate jokes, poems, or songs # ⚙️ How It Works: ChatGPT is built on a machine learning model called **GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer)**. It was trained on massive amounts of text data and learns to predict what words come next in a sentence — which helps it generate coherent and helpful responses. # 🤖 Versions: There have been several versions, like: * GPT-3 (2020) * GPT-3.5 (2022) * GPT-4 (2023) * GPT-4o (2024) — the newest and most powerful, with better speed, accuracy, and support for images, voice, and more. Let me know if you'd like to try a specific task with it!

jeremiahcp

Is GPT the "leading crypto analyst"?

Money-Society3148

Chat GPT is your friend

woman_respector1

Chat GPT has entered the chat...

accountuser9000

Yes GPT is great if you provide it the specific data. I just wish it had access to that info already.

sunflower1491

Hope you're joking but if not: - AI loves using em dashes (long dashes). - AI loves formatting things in paragraphs with subheadings in bold. - AI likes adding numbered lists where possible. All these things make a GPT written thing easy to spot, as humans don't tend to write like this especially not in Reddit posts.

Escapement_Watch

I love the no yapping Every time I ask Chad GPT a simple math question because I'm lazy What percent tip should I give or something like that It writes 1,000 page essay on theory and shows me it's math and starts doing crazy calculations and then at the end says 11.123% And I have to wait forever to pump out that number I wish I could permanently put in the no yapping in my commands

BurnedTheLastOne9

Dude you don't want to go around shouting in here about not knowing things. It's asking for somebody to try to scam you. Chat GPT is probably a good place to ask these questions. I'd say Google right off, but you gotta be careful there too sometimes.

Key-Lychee-913

This actually does read like AI to me. The phrasing feels a bit too polished and punchy, almost like it was engineered for maximum engagement. Things like “sold potential financial sovereignty for peanuts” and “that’s not just bad luck — that’s policy” feel like GPT-style constructions. It mimics a human tone well, but the structure and rhythm seem a little too clean to be spontaneous.

iPurchaseBitcoin

[According to chat GPT at today’s price of $118K, 9 bitcoins would get u 78,600 pizzas lol](https://chatgpt.com/share/68778682-ea78-8009-971a-52c13a1d2851)

pinktrending

Bro said reaches 1 Billion then copy pasted a chat GPT book.

Longjumping-Row-6147

Yes - have a goal, reach the goal, chat GPT the shit out of all market indicators and get it to be ruthless in telling you if the market is overheated and frothy. Make targets, keep the targets, and if you pull out and watch things continue on - take a step back and imagine what it’s like to watch things go the other way (I.e having had great gains that get erased because market sentiment shifts). Just sold my bags for nearly 200% profit from October to now. Could it go up more? Most definitely. Do I want to relive the suffering of losing multiple gains like I did in 2020? Fuck no.

user_name_checks_out

Weird to find a double em dash in a comment recommending Chat GPT.

IanPowers26

Thanks for the advice Chat GPT.

themfnbrr

No, quite different. I had chat GPT right this and it's pretty much what you need to do. --- 🛠️ Recover Bitcoin Wallet Drive (Second Partition) Using Ubuntu Live USB Step 1: Boot into Ubuntu Live USB 1. Plug in your Ubuntu Live USB. 2. Reboot your computer and open the boot menu (F12, Esc, or Del). 3. Select the USB drive and choose "Try Ubuntu without installing". --- Step 2: Open a Terminal Click "Show Applications", type “Terminal”, and open it. --- Step 3: Identify Drives and Partitions Run: sudo fdisk -l Find the Bitcoin wallet drive (e.g., /dev/sdb). Note the second partition on that drive (e.g., /dev/sdb2). Also find your larger drive (e.g., /dev/sdc1). --- Step 4: Mount the Larger Drive sudo mkdir /mnt/recovery sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /mnt/recovery --- Step 5: Clone the Full Bitcoin Wallet Drive We'll clone the full drive, not just the second partition: sudo dd if=/dev/sdb of=/mnt/recovery/bitcoin_wallet_backup.img bs=4M status=progress --- Step 6: Mount the Second Partition from the Image 1. Use fdisk or parted to find the offset of the second partition in the image: sudo fdisk -l /mnt/recovery/bitcoin_wallet_backup.img Look for something like: Device Start End Sectors Size Type bitcoin_wallet_backup.img2 206848 1050623 843776 412M Linux Multiply the Start sector by 512 (sector size) to get the offset: 206848 × 512 = 105906176 2. Create a mount point and mount it: mkdir ~/wallet_mount sudo mount -o loop,offset=105906176 /mnt/recovery/bitcoin_wallet_backup.img ~/wallet_mount --- Step 7: Run TestDisk Install if needed: sudo apt update sudo apt install testdisk Then run it directly on the image: sudo testdisk /mnt/recovery/bitcoin_wallet_backup.img Or you can run it on just the second partition, now mounted at ~/wallet_mount, to explore the files. --- This process lets you mount and work with a specific partition from a full-drive image.

mrestiaux

Chat GPT is being asked. It’ll tell you every single step and walk you through it. No need to fuck it up with Google.

forsen_capybara

>unironically asking GPT for trading advice and to justify your trades Man I swear some of you can't actually be real people. What the fuck is with the crypto community and gargling LLM dicks for things they weren't made for?

Witness-Wrong

Just ask chat GPT for your specific situation. It will literally give you all the info you need and how to file. Some counties tax only on gains and if you own for longer than a year it’s taxed less. Since you purchased high end items you are definitely gonna get caught even if you bough cypto off site. Better just pay up and report now. The eggs out the basket. Some countries like the USA will jail you.

NanoisaFixedSupply

[Nano-GPT.com](http://Nano-GPT.com) gives you access to Grok 4

Longjumping_Dave

Chat to your local GPT and it might give you a few tips to spot activity early

Professional-Seat461

The 100 DMA is $96.3k. It has touched or gone below the 100 DMA about 6 times (so says GPT) this past year 🤷‍♂️

unlmtdLoL

Apparently my professor from 2014 was using chat GPT for all of his emails, the sly bastard.

Unfair_Explanation53

Word of advice Remove the — when you use chat GPT. Its an instant giveaway

TewMuchToo

With steady dollar cost averaging {DCA}, you’ll get some cheap sats. I doubt the GPT counted that properly. As you earn more, increase your DCA number, and you’ll do well.

Falcoooonpunch

You chat GPT’d this answer lol

Cubehagain

This is some really bad Chat GPT shit.

kilo6ronen

What I want, is to sell my coins into usdt to then move to cold storage- no banks. That said it seems like the dex will cost 25x more for the transactions according to Chat GPT, which is just absurd. I was thinking of moving the coins to the exchange, split up amongst multiple KYC exchanges so that when my cell limits are triggered, the funds would have already been settled months in advance. Upon which I can, then withdraw in stages to cold storageto prevent any risk of funds being frozen.

MaddenJMF

See this Bing Chat-GPT summary: https://copilot.microsoft.com/shares/2mmmCCpxbokFzHLiQZdSG We would appreciate it if you’d do some quick research first before you start generalizing and slandering real efforts and organizations.

alpisgood

GPT post

eggplantpot

Chat GPT ahh title

Newbie123plzhelp

Thanks GPT 👍🏻

WhereWeEatin

Chat GPT write up a Reddit post about Bitcoin and time preference that will drive engagement and karma 🤓

bongosformongos

Aight. Whatever you're doing, just be prepared to receive backlash online when posting chatGPT responses. It just looks lazy and gives off the "I'm too dumb to think for myself" vibe. Not saying you are. Just how it comes across. And most people (including me) will just stop reading after the first sentence indentified it's coming from an LLM. I think a copy paste of any LLM is not a good addition to a discussion between humans. Because if I wanted that, then I could just go argue with GPT myself. Use it to discuss your thoughts about something and then go from there. Summarize what you learned into a comment with your own words after you fact checked it. Maybe link the conversation you had with it. An LLM will never become a facts only machine because of how they work and how they get their datasets. Until we have actual artificial **intelligence** that actually understands what its doing we're stuck with a hallucinating mess that can't be trusted. It's useful though. But not a replacement. Have a nice one dude :)

bongosformongos

Just yesterday GPT told me recessions got worse and more frequent **after bretton woods**. Two minutes later, it said that there were more and worse recessions **during bretton woods** than after. What a glorious fact spitting machine you got there. You also think LLMs are unbiased by default. Which is just dumb. It is very fucking biased depending on your choice of words. You don't seem to understand how this thing works and what its limits are and therefore you'll believe everything it tells you. All while being unaware that the thing you're talking to literally doesn't even know or understand what a word or a fact even is. All it does is math. It calculates the most likely words to follow up what you asked. That's not facts. That's fucking guessing. Doesn't help that the information it gives is correct often because people like you will just take everything as facts and run with it. But sure. Have fun not thinking for yourself and outsourcing the thing between your ears. And it's Nostradamus btw.

bongosformongos

Cool, but that doesn‘t answer the question though. I‘ll rephrase it. Do you believe the information GPT provides is factual? It‘s a yes or no question.

CanadaGuy600

Did you use chat GPT to summarize what you wrote or did you just copy and paste directly from it after asking it a prompt?

Dr-Alec-Holland

The post is written by GPT

codex04

Just asked Chat GPT to create me a bot similar to this one. LFG!!

claudiupp13

Thank you Chat GPT for helping the scammer write his post

caramida_plutitoare

Not to be an ass, but that is no excuse. Do a modicum of research before posting, worst case ask Grok/GPT to explain a topic.

Previous-Passage-320

Depending on how much you have in your 401k, you could do a SEPP. Just use chat GPT and it will give you details. Basically you can withdraw early without the penalties. So if you have 20g for example. You could take out $50 am month. But it would have to last you until you turn 59 1/2. But point being unless you want to loose basically half of your 401k I would do this and buy BTC over time. I’m in the same boat. I was originally gonna just take all my money out the 410k, but half is so much. But if it crashes that’s gonna be worst. But at the end of they day, if that happens we will have bigger issues worldwide. So I’m just gonna diversify and keep it. But yes, it is better IMO to stop putting in your 401k unless your company matches. I made more off of BTC in one year, than I did almost 15 years in 401k. But I dint regret it. My 410k is nice, so don’t let people talk you out. Especially if your bad with money. I would say do half and half. Good luck

Previous-Passage-320

Depending on how much you have in your 401k, you could do a SEPP. Just use chat GPT and it will give you details. Basically you can withdraw early without the penalties. So if you have 20g for example. You could take out $50 am month. But it would have to last you until you turn 491/2. But point being unless you want to loose basically half of your 401k I would do this and buy BTC over time. I’m in the same boat. I was originally gonna just take all my money out the 410k, but half is so much. But if it crashes that’s gonna be worst. But at the end of they day, if that happens we will have bigger issues worldwide. So I’m just gonna diversify and keep it. But yes, it is better IMO to stop putting in your 401k unless your company matches. I made more off of BTC in one year, than I did almost 15 years in 401k. But I dint regret it. My 410k is nice, so don’t let people talk you out. Especially if your bad with money. I would say do half and half. Good luck

Olympiano

OP isn’t even removing speech marks from the GPT questions they’re generating before pasting them here lmfao

Django_McFly

People who want ultra regulated, totally US controlled and domiciled stablecoins have had USDC as an option for years. USDC has less than half the market cap of USDT and a little bit over 1/9th the trading volume. I think that represents a reality for the type of stables Earth wants vs the stables that regulators would like for Earth to want, and it isn't surprising. There's more dollars held outside the US than dollars within (the eurodollar market, GPT it if you need details). Tons of people want dollars without the annoyance of US regulators. USDT will be fine. They're making stablecoins for that market--the people that don't want US control. Circle is making stablecoins for people that want their money in US banks.

MotherAd1074

Ask chat GPT to write out a process for you to follow. It takes about an hour the first time, which upon reflection won't feel that long.

heyaaa1256

It’s just strange for a whole group of people to be so negative. It’s like okay not everyone supports or believes in BTC. But why burn this many calories rooting for its downfall. I think it’s a result of regret not buying earlier? Idk. And this American Scream guy just copy and pasting his responses (obviously from chat GPT) might be the most cringe shit I’ve ever seen

MiltronB

Thanks GPT.

partymsl

Lol this sounds like the funniest Chat GPT script

GoSolar2

Lmao...Nope, no AI was involved in the thought creation of that response. But, it's comes out naturally when you've been saying it for 15 years. But the game hasn't ended ye, so there seems to be no reason it can't last another 15-20. Will the game end? Isn't the question, cause it will. The question is, should we let them tell us the rules when the game starts again, or should we make the rules. Sadly, most people don't care and would rather just blame who gets elected for all our problems. Honestly, I did talk to GPT once for about 30 mins. And I was ready to vote for it to president by the time I done, hahaha

hoenndex

Not crypto related, and obviously a chat GPT generated story. Why share this?

Glock27WithAswitch

Copy and paste from chat GPT what a loser

Glock27WithAswitch

He copied and pasted this from chat GPT. what a loser

Maleficent-Rate-4631

GPT indeed