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1. Post 65732104 (unedited backup) (by Dunamisx) (scraped on Mon Aug 25 13:32:37 CEST 2025) in We are at peak BTC price.:

Quote from: Knight Hider on Today at 11:19:44 AM
There is a lot more dumb money,  and its not going towards BTC.

Bitcoin is now gaining more attraction to strategic reserve and those dumb money are going there, very soon we are going to have more of this, institutions have already been keeping to the use of bitcoin in so many ways.

Sooner or later, we are going to have more and more than this we already have, bitcoin to the moon and back.

Quote from: Knight Hider on Today at 11:19:44 AM
Don't spend all 1.8M BTC on one hooker.

Diversify on multiple assets starting from bitcoin down.



2. Post 65708333 (unedited backup) (by lionheart78) (scraped on Mon Aug 18 23:17:31 CEST 2025) in 7 Bitcoin Gift Ideas:

Quote from: Knight Hider on Today at 07:54:35 PM
Terrible gifts! Do not teach newbies to trust keys created by someone else.

It is ok if that is to extract the Bitcoin on that key's address, but yeah, never re-use the address and dump that key after retrieving what is on it.

The effectiveness of gifting Bitcoin is dependent on the person receiving the gift.  If he is a newcomer and has deep interest on Bitcoin and how it works, I think the gift effects would be at its maximum since the person will be interested enough to dig into the information about Bitcoin, how it works, how to transfer and how it can be spent.  This way the newbie who is new in the field will have a practical or hands-on on the things that need to be learned about Bitcoin.