n_huffhines
What's it gonna cost?
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I don't see that the mining story is that big a deal, But China clamping down on banking is another matter.Scaring off the retail investors. ETH is moving to PoS in the next few months, so this shouldn't even matter, but people just throwing money in without any knowledge of the landscape are easily rattled.
I don't see that the mining story is that big a deal, But China clamping down on banking is another matter.
This is a real stat? If accounts can be anonymous, how can it even be tracked geographically?To China. I don't see how it affects anybody else in any significant way. If people are worried about China completely closing itself off to crypto and how that will impact prices, take note that China holds half as much BTC as Nigeria. It would do something, but they aren't that big of a player here.
This is a real stat? If accounts can be anonymous, how can it even be tracked geographically?
I don't know what it is now, but a few years ago there was a lot of Bitcoin in China.I definitely wouldn't be holding crypto if I lived in China, so I doubt there is a lot of that going on, but that's just me.
What's ironic is their used to cautionary pieces about how it was unsafe that too much mining was going on in China.
What's crazy is the SEC commissioner this morning said that "XRP might not be a security" and it's still dipping because of the China news. This makes no sense.
Interesting. I need to learn more about DeFi.This traditional finance guy gives good perspective on the crypto market right now
Bankless - 70 - Facing the Frontier | Jim Bianco on Stitcher
Shhhh, the faux coin guys will get mad at you. I've already read comments like "scaring off the retail investors" and "shaking out paper hands". All I can say to these guys is: good luck.Nothing will replace the dollar until multiple countries get together and agree on a government(s) backed digital currency that they can control .![]()
Nothing will replace the dollar until multiple countries get together and agree on a government(s) backed digital currency that they can control .![]()
Shhhh, the faux coin guys will get mad at you. I've already read comments like "scaring off the retail investors" and "shaking out paper hands". All I can say to these guys is: good luck.
Who are "these nations" that you speak about? Do you honestly think that the people that control the worlds wealth are going to let people like you walk away with any of their wealth?LOL
I am totally shocked all these nations are considering dumping the dollar considering how much it has devalued in the past 6 months.