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The trezor is done charging, fuckin thing has been plugged in for month. It's like trickle charging a deep cell battery. Currently in the process of unlocking some bitcoins to try my hand at margarine trading. Been really looking forward to trying out this iron condor thing. From whats been written about this strategy, it seems a sure bet for these carb like market conditions we are seeing. The question is, whats a good margarine level to start out with when deploying an iron condor? Not looking for super risky but, just enough to give me a taste of what all this meringue trading is about.

>>12119259
>it's not "is it probable?", it's "is it possible?"
It's economically unviable. As a miner there's nothing to gain attacking Bitcoin. There's an incentive to attack shitcoins because they are fragile and their destruction wouldn't mean the end of crypto thus rendering their huge mining farms useless. There's also Bitcoin billionaires that wouldn't hesitate to send hitmen on their ass.

>>11409328
Let boomers cope.

>>11354931
This. Beside demand will be increasingly lower on useless metals vs Bitcoin going increasingly higher in the information age.

>site went live in early September, on the 5th people would have found something due to statistical probability

When is school starting? I can't handle this any longer.

>>10617528
The hashing algo can be changed way before the event occurs.

Also everything else runs on SHA256 too, so everyone would have to deal with that problem.

Sorry nocoiners, Bitcoin will not fall and it will outlive you and your kid's asses.