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With the continual advancement of cost efficient energy forms such as solar panels miner costs ought to go down resulting in fewer Bitcoin sold by them which makes supply go down and demand go up right? Then why is the story the same old the price goes down because some miner sold this and a miner sold that as if they can't setup solar panels like I see even public schools setting up on the roofs of their parking lots??? I feel like in the next ten years this should be more and more of a reality and make Bitcoin selling more rare to cover costs and this rarity rather than miner expense gives BTC value no?

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>>15801326

Ohhhhhhhhhh

If Satoshi is the father of crypto, CZ is on his way to becoming the rich uncle of crypto. Agree or disagree and why? Explain your answer concisely and then hand in your response to the the front of the thread to the OP.

"Spend your money on the things money can buy. Spend your time on the things money can’t buy."

- H.M.

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maybe McAfee's strategy is to say BTC $1 million by end of 2020 because in reality the target price of $350k wouldn't be hit unless people provide liquidity at that price believing it's going to $1 million when in reality $350k is the next ATH before the next bear market?

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Because it Bitcoin has no borders!

Did Trump imply that there will be no taxes for crypto since only the Dollar is regulated?

BTC rises and ALTs rise in USD too although not in sats.

Then 2020 comes and ALTS go up in sats although not in USD!

Youreeeka!

Traders with actual capital only care about gains not projects, tech, or your coin-armies?

Asuka is Clif High?

BTC can hit new high and then hit a new low?

>what are farmed bot accounts?

No KYC needed for 2 BTC limit when BTC = sub $10k = no biggie.

When 2 BTC = $200,0000 = big deal.

Conclusion, with the expectation of BTC going parabolic they knew the fun was over for previously trivial non-kyc limits.

This is actually unironically bullish af for BTC at least.