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1. Post 66467445 (unedited backup) (by GreatArkansas) (scraped on Tue Mar 3 07:45:43 CET 2026) in Wartime performance of BTC:
I don't agree that what's happening right now in the middle east is a major test for Bitcoin. I don't even agree that we're in a wartime period. I even hesitate to call this a war. It's more of just an attack. This is just the US and its partner bullying an independent nation. Of course, Iran retaliated, but so far things haven't yet escalated into a real war. It's just a tit for tat for now.
As to Bitcoin's performance, so far so good. It seems it remains largely indifferent to what's merely a regional conflict, which is nothing new and surprising in that part of the world.
Same with Covid 19 before. We must not relate Bitcoin to any of this. Bitcoin is decentralized; no one can control it.
So for me, if the price of Bitcoin reacts to these geopolitical tensions, so be it, because even non Bitcoin market also behaves like that.
So if for some people may see this as opportunity to buy more cheap Bitcoins, then that's good.
2. Post 66467204 (unedited backup) (by BernyJB) (scraped on Tue Mar 3 04:52:43 CET 2026) in In wallet exchanges:
Now, that's a great birthday present for yourself. Advance happy birthday!
By the way, does buying a Trezor address your original concern about doing exchanges within the wallet itself? I understand Trezor Suite also has built-in buy and trade features, but they're also not handling the transactions themselves. They're also done using partner providers, meaning third parties. These parties may or may not ask for KYC when doing transactions.
Thank you!
I wasn't aware the Trezor also used third party apps, buy if I'm going to have to use an exchange anyways, I'd rather use one that gives me more security and lets me work with thousands of coins, as opposed to just about a dozen.
3. Post 66467192 (unedited backup) (by Oasisman) (scraped on Tue Mar 3 04:44:55 CET 2026) in [NEWS]NewYork Suing Valve for for promoting "illegal gambling" Inside their game:
This is a form of gambling, but that's stretching the definition of gambling to include stuff that aren't money but could be assigned with monetary value.
But if the goal is to prevent the kids from learning about gambling early on, I guess they have an argument. Skin gambling is happening, rampant even. When I was playing Dota II, my friends were fond of betting their arcana or immortal skins. Although this isn't the typical adult gambling that kids aren't allowed, since these items could easily be sold for real money, it could still be considered gambling. And, yeah, should be removed.
Exactly!
I don't know how is it an "illegal" gambling when it is part of the game. I may agree that it is a form of gambling, since players will need to pay to get random stuff. If being lucky, they'll get stuff which could have a great monetary value when being sold to other players P2P, or could be used to improve the character's appearance or attributes.
So, If they considered this as illegal gambling, then I don't know how they call that in-game betting system Dota2 used to, when there's a major tournaments. Those arcana and immortal skins were expensive before. I have not played the game for quite a long time already, so I'm not sure whether it still exist.
4. Post 66465773 (unedited backup) (by salad daging) (scraped on Mon Mar 2 19:28:07 CET 2026) in Attack on Iran - effects on markets/Bitcoin:
I'm not seeing a significant effect on the Bitcoin market that could clearly be attributed to the attack on Iran.
In fact, the price of bitcoin has risen after the US-Iran conflict. Could it be that some people are turning to bitcoin as an alternative?
Of course, a spike on oil prices is expected. That's probably the specific market where the impact of the attack is truly felt considering that massive supply distributions passing through the strait of Hormuz would certainly be halted because of the conflict.
I don't know if oil prices are starting to rise now? I know that the Strait of Hormuz is a route for intercontinental trade, with at least 20% of trade passing through it, according to the news. Other reports say that the Strait of Hormuz is being heavily guarded by Iranian forces.
Some are saying the Abraham Lincoln air craft carrier was hit by four missles.
If true we could see a crash on monday morning.
This has caused confusion. There are reports on X that the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln was attacked by missiles from Iran, while major media outlets are saying the Abraham Lincoln is fine. I don't know which is true.
5. Post 66465259 (unedited backup) (by Sandra_hakeem) (scraped on Mon Mar 2 17:35:07 CET 2026) in Have you ever gambled at 'out of place' place? :
What could be considered "out of place", though? That's quite subjective, open for everybody's interpretation.
Do you get the point? What I may consider "out of place", may actually be a comfort zone to anyone else. Personally, I can't gamble on a treadmill (let's start off with your example). Sounds really uncomfortable to do, just by typing it. I'm not an Olympic medallist, so I don't have to multi-task -- that's like trying to gamble while on the steering wheels, on a high way.
There's a level of relaxation that I need to make any selections. If something's bothering me, I don't gamble. I sort out whatever it is. The dopamine fix, for me, has to be more of a relaxing procedure.
6. Post 66462184 (unedited backup) (by Akbarkoe) (scraped on Sun Mar 1 21:24:38 CET 2026) in Have you ever gambled at 'out of place' place? :
What could be considered "out of place", though? That's quite subjective, open for everybody's interpretation.
Although I don't do treadmill, that doesn't seem "out of place" enough for me. That's you exercising while having some fun gambling. I don't find an issue in there. Perhaps what's out of place is when you're gambling while in class or while attending church on a Sunday or while working during office hours or while on a date.
In my view it's not worth it, maybe it's subjective because our interpretations are different, but if you imagine continuously, grouping sports with gambling at the same time, I don't think there will be a sense of fun.
Important meetings and so on I don't think gambling should be present at that time because we will have two focuses that will certainly ignore one of them.
It is better to gamble at a time that has been provided by yourself, so we can focus more and not disturb other activities, this is the best solution as a gambler who understands the priority of activities, unless someone is already addicted, he will do gambling wherever he is.
7. Post 66460979 (unedited backup) (by SeriouslyGiveaway) (scraped on Sun Mar 1 14:51:49 CET 2026) in Not End Of Bitcoin - Buyer Opportunity?:
Bitcoin falling to $63,000 and we're talking about "Bitcoin is coming to the end and will fall to zero"? Are we stuck in the past? Tell me, can you afford even half a Bitcoin today?
It's not the time for calling Bitcoin to fall to $0 too soon.
People will do it naturally by calling Bitcoin falls to $50k, $40k, $30k, $20k, $15k and they will continue to lower down prices of Bitcoin in their next calls. I don't know from $60k, will there be any chance for them calling Bitcoin falls to $0?
I guess there is no chance to make such "Bitcoin falls to $0" and create any panic in the market especially if the time for such call is when Bitcoin exchanged around $60k.
Calling $0 is like calling Bitcoin is dead that has been more barely called recent years.
https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin-obituaries/
8. Post 66460455 (unedited backup) (by libert19) (scraped on Sun Mar 1 11:08:13 CET 2026) in Have you ever gambled at 'out of place' place? :
What could be considered "out of place", though? That's quite subjective, open for everybody's interpretation.
Yes, it's subjective, and I am happy with whatever subjective interpretations people come up with.
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