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In my opinion, Bitcoin could cross $200K in the coming years. With growing adoption, limited supply, and increasing institutional interest, its long-term future looks very promising.

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u/Prestigious_Fig_9984 — 3 days ago
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This was the second Bitcoin logo created by Satoshi Nakamoto in mid 2010, and used in Bitcoin node software (commit 86). Surprisingly, before yesterday, this logo found in the original Sourceforge Bitcoin repo, was not saved to the waybackmachine archive. So I took a snapshot for history.

u/Fiach_Dubh — 7 days ago
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As I asked, do you think BTC will just stay like that? Or can it still evolve based on the new use cases being explored by different protocols?

Not sure how far it can go though. What do you guys think?🙊

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u/oracleifi — 10 days ago
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We’re already seeing BTC slowly move beyond simple holding.

• Store of value
• Collateral in DeFi
• Cross-border settlements
• Institutional reserve asset
• Self-custodial yield strategies
• AI + machine payments eventually?

Or will BTC mainly become an asset that big players keep accumulating for decades?

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u/wancruz — 6 days ago
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Stable coins in Canada... Anyone using Paytrie?

Looking to get some usdt / usdc on either trc20 or erc20 network. I'd prefer not to deal with a custodial wallet / echange to save the transfer to my hardwallet and any possible account freeze horror story.

I found Paytrie while searching online. I like the low fees and the direct deposit to my wallet but I can find any recent info from people using them in the past year.

Looking to see if anyone here uses them for such transactions or I'm open to other options if you are doing the same thing with another providers! I don't mind KYC and I'm looking for the lowest fees possible.

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u/MyNameIzJeff69 — 2 days ago
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I want to transfer some sats to a cold wallet but I feel like it could look like a sale. Would it?

I know swapping one cryptocurrency to another would be considered a sale, but would a transfer out of an exchange also be one? If not, that would be great, but it seems like a venue for fraud. It seems like you can claim you transferred it but in reality it could be a secret sale.

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Thank you all for your answers

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u/No-Tank3686 — 8 days ago
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THIS IS A WARNING TO EVERYONE — DO NOT TRUST THIS SCAMMER. HE STOLE MY GMAIL ACCOUNT, LOCKED ME OUT BY CHANGING THE PASSWORD AND SECURITY SETTINGS, AND TOOK OVER MY VERIFIED HANDSHAKE ACCOUNT. ON TOP OF THAT, HE NEVER PAID ME LIKE HE WAS SUPPOSED TO. HE USED MANIPULATION AND ACCESS TO MY INFORMATION TO COMPLETELY TAKE CONTROL, AND NOW I’M DEALING WITH THE DAMAGE. IF ANYONE COMES ACROSS THIS PERSON OR ANYTHING CONNECTED TO THEM, DO NOT ENGAGE. PROTECT YOUR ACCOUNTS, USE EXTRA SECURITY, AND DO NOT GIVE OUT ANY ACCESS OR PERSONAL INFO. I’M POSTING THIS SO NOBODY ELSE HAS TO GO THROUGH THIS SAME SITUATION.

u/Only-Recipe-2017 — 7 days ago