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  1. goldyluckinblokchain on

    I have an unfathomable amount of those memories in the cringe bank

  2. MonsieurVox on

    I’ll sometimes throw $100 or so into an altcoin or meme coin if I’m feeling lucky, but they immediately get converted to BTC when/if they make a decent profit.

    The vast majority of alts feel like putting $100 on a roulette number at a casino or a scratch off ticket. Sure, they might go up, but you’re more likely to lose it all. There are some alts that *may* have potential (ETH, XRP, Nano, and SOL come to mind), but every time I see something like Gigachad or Hawk Tuah coin I die a little inside.

  3. Look at the portfolio of free crypto you got from learn to earn on Coinbase and how all those performed 🤣

  4. AncientProduce on

    My binance account is my shitcoin cex.

    I kinda want to thank the banks from blocking £ payments to binance cos jesus christ..

  5. xinsanespoonx on

    You either die a shitcoiner, or survive long enough to become a Maxi.

  6. Beneficial_Bed_337 on

    You make a x10 on shitcoins and you cash out an obviouslly reinvest in more shitcoins ad infinitum.

    This is the way.

  7. citylimits02 on

    Is BTC even worth it to buy anymore? It’s not the 2010’s anymore.

  8. Regret-Select on

    I’m surprised government’s aren’t using peepeepoopoo coin as a reserve currency, who could have guessed

  9. Serious question: **how can the Proof of Work mechanism survive in a world where virtually unlimited computing power is available to a few actors?**

    All it takes is one quantum computer that starts mining, and it’s essentially game over for every single other miner in the world. There’s also your 51% attack right there.

    Just one curious/malicious person who has direct access to a quantum computer, can cripple the chain, and render the consensus mechanism useless. And it’s not like miners could just easily fork away to a PoS chain. So one quantum computer could render a swift death blow to Bitcoin (feel free to explain why I could be wrong).

    I’m legitimately curious if anyone has an answer to this. Because based on my understanding, Proof of Stake is much better positioned for a post-quantum world. Take Ethereum, a quantum computer/AI can’t magically steal 60% of the entire supply. The liquidity simply isn’t there.

    Am I misunderstanding something?

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