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Martin Mladenov

🇧🇬 Bulgarian coder working with PHP and JS, a Bitcoin maxi driven by financial freedom. Huge Nostr fan and all about that decentralized life! #bitcoin #nostr

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2026-01-21 11:09:36 UTC

If someone writes about Bitcoin or has Bitcoin in their name or avatar, but badmouths it when the price is down, that person clearly has no clue about the subject and likely created their profile just to spam. I mute them immediately. I don't want to read their posts—real Bitcoiners aren't swayed by emotions and don't think in terms of fiat profits.

2026-01-07 17:34:03 UTC

The worst opinion is to have a firm opinion.

2025-12-19 07:25:40 UTC

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I am the third type, but most people are not.

2025-11-07 15:11:32 UTC

If someone believes that there will always be greedy and power-hungry people in the world, and that we can't change that, but we can build a system that harnesses their greed and selfishness to make things work—that person is wise and far-sighted. If someone thinks it's possible for the world to achieve harmony, where people live in peace and mutual understanding, and everyone voluntarily helps their neighbor purely for the common good—then they're a naive fool. Look at how Bitcoin was created and how it operates, relying on human selfishness. It compels people to collaborate and contribute to the collective, but they do it for their own selfish gain. If this model were applied to global governance, everything would be better.

2025-10-30 08:05:36 UTC

Bitcoin has shown resilience post the April 2024 halving, with historical trends indicating bull runs typically peaking 12-18 months later, suggesting potential upside into 2026 despite current consolidation around $110,000. Recent Fed rate cut hints triggered volatility, causing a 2-6% dip amid $800M liquidations and bearish sentiment, with the Fear & Greed Index at 39 signaling fear, though institutional inflows provide counterbalance. Macro factors like U.S. dollar strength and liquidity resets could pressure prices short-term, but normalized leverage and rising on-chain activity point to a rebound; in the near future, expect choppy trading with risks below $100K, while long-term outlook remains bullish toward new highs driven by scarcity and adoption.
🚨 Bitcoin dips 1.6% to around $111,000 after Fed hints at smaller rate cuts.
💥 Crypto traders face $800M liquidations in volatile "sell-the-news" reversal.
📉 BTC plummets 6% post-Fed cut amid Binance dumping fears and data gaps.
😨 October 2025 labeled most cursed month in crypto with lingering market fear.
🔻 Gold falls alongside Bitcoin for fourth day, signaling broader bearish trends.
📊 BTC tests $112K before retreating, supported by whale outflows and 59.3% dominance.
🔮 Eyes on $122K as support holds strong with institutional inflows.
For the next week:
📈 Potential rebound to $115K if $108K support holds amid post-Fed stabilization.
📉 Risk of dip to $105K on continued volatility and macro caution.
For the next month:
🔄 Range-bound between $105K-$120K as liquidity resets and sentiment recovers.
🚀 Upside to $122K possible with positive on-chain metrics and reduced leverage.
For the next year:
🌟 Bullish surge toward $150K+ following historical post-halving patterns and adoption growth.
⚠️ Downside risks to $80K if stagflation persists, but scarcity favors long-term highs.
This is not financial advice, but calculations and assumptions that may not come true.

2025-10-29 08:09:30 UTC

Bitcoin is currently experiencing a pre-FOMC dip, with prices stabilizing around $112,500 after a 1-2% drop in the last 24 hours, influenced by market liquidations exceeding $217 million and broader crypto weakness despite stock market highs. Post-2024 halving trends suggest continued upward momentum into 2025, as historical patterns show price peaks 12-18 months after halvings, potentially amplified by expected Fed rate cuts and improving sentiment shifting from fear to greed. Key factors like ETF inflows, reduced miner pressure, and liquidity hopes could drive short-term recovery, while long-term growth may hinge on macro stability and institutional adoption, projecting consolidation near-term but bullish expansion over the year amid neutral-to-positive market moods.
Bitcoin Highlights from the Last 24 Hours
📉 Bitcoin slips 1.2% to around $112,568, marking a standard pre-FOMC pullback amid quiet trading.
🚨 Over $217 million in crypto liquidations stun traders, with Bitcoin and Ethereum leading the downturn.
📊 Market shows weakness defying S&P 500 records, as BTC sinks below $113K in late U.S. session.
🔻 Ethereum drops below $4,000, reflecting broader sector declines tied to Bitcoin's movement.
🛡️ Analysts note dip looks temporary, with $120K path opening if support holds above $110K.
Price Expectations
Next Week:
📈 Potential rebound to $115K-$118K if Fed cut boosts liquidity and sentiment stays greedy.
📉 Risk of dip to $110K on volatility from FOMC decision.
Next Month:
🚀 Climb toward $120K-$125K as post-halving momentum builds with ETF inflows.
⚠️ Consolidation around $112K if macro uncertainties persist.
Next Year:
🌟 Bullish surge to $130K-$150K peak, following historical halving cycles and institutional demand.
📊 Average forecast around $138K by end-2025, with upside to $180K on favorable policies.
This is not financial advice, but calculations and assumptions that are not guaranteed to come true.

2025-10-24 10:52:08 UTC

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Fast quantum computers will most likely appear, but they are still not a threat.

2025-10-24 10:51:30 UTC

Blockchain analysis shows that 1.5–2 million BTC, mostly from early addresses (2009–2011), have exposed public keys due to transactions. These are vulnerable to future quantum computers with 3000 logical qubits, which could use Shor’s algorithm to derive private keys in hours to days. Such quantum advancements are expected between 2030 and 2050, per IBM and Google roadmaps.
Modern HD wallets protect new addresses by generating a new one per transaction, keeping public keys hidden until used. This makes new addresses resistant to quantum attacks. Even current quantum computers like Google’s Willow (105 physical qubits) pose no threat, as they’re far from the required 2000–3000 logical qubits.
A quantum-resistant Bitcoin, using post-quantum algorithms (e.g., lattice-based cryptography), will only protect newly created addresses. Old addresses with exposed public keys will remain vulnerable unless funds are manually transferred to new, secure addresses before an attack. These old addresses are likely to be compromised when the technology arrives.
Compromising these addresses could cause a market shock, as releasing 1.5–2 million BTC may trigger a sharp price drop, potentially 20–50% or more, due to panic and market flooding. However, this would return coins considered permanently lost to circulation, increasing liquidity.
Long-term, this is unlikely to harm Bitcoin. Instead, adopting quantum-resistant cryptography will make the network more secure, and unlocking unused coins will increase the usable percentage of the total supply. This could boost confidence and support Bitcoin’s growth as a more robust and secure system.

2025-10-24 10:32:41 UTC

Google's Willow, with 105 physical qubits, cannot break a private key from a public key in Bitcoin, as 2000–3000 logical qubits are needed for Shor's algorithm. This makes such an attack impossible with current technology.
A quantum computer with 3000 logical qubits could use Shor's algorithm to derive a private key from a public key in hours to days, rendering Bitcoin's elliptic curve cryptography (secp256k1) vulnerable. This threatens addresses with exposed public keys.
Modern Bitcoin wallets (HD wallets) counter this by generating a new address for each transaction. The public key remains hidden until the address is used, protecting unused addresses from quantum attacks.
Guessing a 24-word seed phrase (256 bits of entropy) with a quantum computer is nearly impossible. Grover's algorithm reduces the search to ~2^128 attempts, but even with 3000 qubits, this would take billions of years. Neither Willow nor a more powerful quantum computer has a practical chance of success.
Conclusion: Bitcoin is secure against current quantum computers.

2025-10-14 10:03:10 UTC

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I've had the internet since 2000. I remember that at first everyone wondered what it was and thought it was some kind of nonsense, only good for games. Now there's no one who doesn't use it. It's similar, yes.

2025-10-02 06:29:49 UTC

Netflix and other similar services are not entertainment platforms, but tools used as weapons to impose public opinion.

2025-10-02 06:13:29 UTC

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not knots

2025-10-01 10:29:38 UTC

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Solana is shitcoin.

2025-10-01 10:27:10 UTC

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Bitcoin is anarchy. Rules without rulers.

2025-10-01 10:25:30 UTC

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This is common practice—problems are often created so that solutions can then be found that are supposedly best for everyone.

2025-10-01 10:23:13 UTC

I feel the world is full of idiots arguing over obvious, scientifically proven facts like how many genders exist, whether men and women are the same, or if black and white people are identical. It feels like living in prehistory, not the 21st century, though even then, answers to these questions were likely more accurate.

2025-09-29 14:48:43 UTC

Democracy aims not to fulfill the people's will, but to make them believe their will is fulfilled.

2025-09-29 11:30:38 UTC

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I'm skeptical only because of the size increase, which will lead to a larger blockchain and thus harder storage. I'm not sure if this will affect decentralization, but I'm not as technically savvy about Bitcoin as you are. So, I'll trust your judgment and see it as a positive, since I shouldn't always act on first instincts but dive deeper into things.

2025-09-17 09:08:10 UTC

Bitcoin Analysis and Price Forecast - September 17, 2025
Executive Summary
Bitcoin (BTC) is the pioneering cryptocurrency, launched in 2009, operating on a decentralized blockchain with a fixed supply of 21 million coins. The April 2024 halving reduced mining rewards to 3.125 BTC per block, historically catalyzing bull markets by enhancing scarcity. As of today, BTC trades at approximately $116,800 USD, up from its post-halving low of ~$88,000 in late 2024, reflecting a 33% YTD gain amid institutional adoption and ETF inflows. Key factors include macroeconomic easing (e.g., expected Fed rate cut), regulatory progress, and neutral-to-bearish people's sentiments despite all-time highs, signaling potential upside as contrarian indicators flash buy signals. Historical halving cycles suggest peaks 12-18 months post-event, pointing to late 2025 highs, though 2026 may see corrections.
Current Day (End of September 17, 2025)
BTC opened around $116,200 and is consolidating near $116,800 amid low volatility. Recent news of a 96% likelihood of a 25-basis-point Fed rate cut tomorrow has sparked mild optimism, countering a 0.5% market dip to $4.11T cap. People's sentiments remain neutral (Fear & Greed Index ~52), with retail traders bearish after a brief dip below $116K, historically a precursor to rebounds. Halving trends show September lows often priced in early, with upside to new monthly highs. Expected close: $117,500 (modest 0.6% gain on Fed anticipation).
Next 7 Days (By September 24, 2025)
Post-Fed decision, easing policy should bolster risk assets, echoing 2024's post-halving rally where BTC surged 20% in Q3. News highlights ETF inflows and institutional stacking, offsetting altcoin lags. Sentiments may shift bullish if $117K resistance breaks, as low euphoria (e.g., minimal search interest) suggests room for thrust. Other factors: Geopolitical stability and no major hacks. Expected price: $120,000 (3% rise, driven by macro tailwinds).
Next Month (By October 17, 2025)
Building on halving momentum, BTC could target $125K, aligning with forecasts of 3-5% monthly gains in bull phases. Expected regulatory clarity (e.g., U.S. market structure bills) and sustained ETF demand (~$50B YTD) support upside, though September's historical weakness may linger briefly. People's sentiments, currently fearful at lows not seen since June, often precede 10-15% rallies. Risks: Overbought RSI if volume spikes. Expected price: $125,000 (7% from now, cycle continuation).
Next Year (By September 17, 2026)
Halving cycles peak ~18 months in, projecting $140K amid adoption (e.g., nation-state reserves) but followed by 2026 bear phase (possible 30-50% drawdown). Forecasts average $122K for 2026, with bullish outliers at $150K on scarcity narrative. Sentiments may peak euphoric mid-2026, signaling tops; current neutrality buys time. Broader factors: Inflation hedging vs. equity correlations. Expected price: $140,000 (20% from now, bull cycle zenith).
General Summary
BTC's trajectory remains bullish short-to-medium term, fueled by halving scarcity, Fed easing, and contrarian sentiment lows, targeting $117.5K EOD, $120K in 7 days, $125K in 1 month, and $140K in 1 year. Long-term, 2026 corrections loom, but fundamentals (e.g., ETF maturation) underpin $100K+ floors. This forecast weighs historical patterns (80% post-halving upside accuracy) against volatilities; diversify and monitor Fed outcomes.

2025-09-16 07:27:51 UTC

I find it very strange how everyone on X is commenting on Discord regarding the Tyler Robinson case. According to them, Discord should be investigated for concealing information. The strange thing about this case is that most people supposedly want privacy—they complain when they say they will track all our chats, but when it does not concern them personally and it is a matter of crime, they take the opposite position and want everything to be visible and transparent. I believe that a chat should be private and only for the user, and that everything should be encrypted and no one should have access to it. I am by no means defending the killer, but one cannot have double standards when it comes to oneself or someone else.

2025-09-12 11:54:51 UTC

People constantly invent their own truth because they dislike the real one.

2025-09-12 06:28:28 UTC

If you're angry, buy more Bitcoin.
If you're happy, buy more Bitcoin.
If you're feeling down, buy more Bitcoin.
Just buy Bitcoin.

2025-09-10 14:51:53 UTC

To believe and think about two entirely different things.

2025-09-05 06:41:50 UTC

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Whoa, that nightmare must've left you rattled all day—feels like a mix of tech glitches and family drama straight out of a thriller flick. Ever think it might be your brain processing some real-life stress? Glad it was just a dream, shake it off with some coffee!

2025-09-03 06:05:41 UTC

Grok is bullish for Bitcoin until the end of the year.
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2025-09-01 10:30:42 UTC

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Any more and they will want to put cameras in our houses to 'protect' us.

2025-09-01 10:26:00 UTC

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People follow trends, not costs. Gaining network effect is tough; they need clear benefits. Profit drives interest. It's hard to achieve, but good luck. Drastic measures like eliminating Bitcoin taxes or taxing other currencies could help. Merchants accepting Bitcoin could charge less than for fiat. Such incentives will drive mass adoption, as people prioritize profit over ideals.

2025-09-01 10:20:05 UTC

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That's right. State aid is just an illusion. In most cases it is not helping the needy, but benefiting specific people. Corruption is at a very high level, but we are fooled into thinking that we are being helped.

2025-08-26 11:59:52 UTC

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$118.750

2025-08-22 10:15:15 UTC

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2025-08-15 11:57:19 UTC

Many people make the same mistake. They think Bitcoin should be fast and compare it to other currencies. They do not understand that the main purpose of Bitcoin is security and decentralization. Compromises are made to achieve this. I am a programmer. I can very easily create my own currency with a database that is 100,000 times faster than Bitcoin. So what? I will never achieve its security.

2025-08-15 08:31:47 UTC

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And they always do it for our "good".

2025-08-15 08:30:00 UTC

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I understand you completely. I bought a house half an hour out of town, but I still can't live there permanently.

2025-08-15 08:28:39 UTC

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I hear you on the dance between defiance and wisdom—it's like forging steel in fire; you can't get the strength without the heat. The cost stings, no doubt, but it’s that very pain that carves out the space for growth. Wishing for a world without consequences is like wanting a story without conflict—nice in theory, but it’s the struggle that gives the tale meaning. Choices and their shadows stick with us, shaping who we become. It’s not about avoiding the price but learning to carry it with purpose.

2025-08-15 06:19:35 UTC

Who is Baba Vanga?
Baba Vanga (1911–1996) was a Bulgarian mystic and clairvoyant whose predictions about global events gained worldwide fame. Often called the "Nostradamus of the Balkans," she spoke in metaphors about wars, disasters, and geopolitical shifts, many of which are still debated today.
Vanga’s Predictions on Europe and Russia: Vanga foresaw a turbulent future for Europe, predicting it would "change unrecognizably" due to crises and a "great influx from the East." Some interpret this as a wave of migration from the Middle East and Asia, potentially altering Europe’s cultural landscape. She also spoke of Russia as a "great power" and a moral force, suggesting nations like Bulgaria should align with it to navigate global shifts. In the 90s, these ideas seemed far-fetched, but today’s migration trends and geopolitical tensions make them resonate. What do you think—prophecy or coincidence? #BabaVanga #Prophecy #Europe #Russia #Migration
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2025-08-11 11:55:34 UTC

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BitCoffee

2025-08-08 07:00:21 UTC

A Makeup-Free Appearance Shocked Many
The newlywed man sued his wife in Algeria for emotional trauma. The husband was shocked when he saw his wife without makeup. Before the wedding, he had never seen his bride without her eye makeup and powder. When she appeared without makeup in the bedroom after the wedding, he couldn’t believe she was the same woman he had married. He felt deceived and betrayed. The newlywed demanded compensation of 13,000 dollars for the emotional trauma caused after seeing his wife with her face washed.
The court noted that they had never encountered a similar case before.
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2025-08-05 11:24:39 UTC

How developers charge their devices
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2025-08-04 06:12:21 UTC

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Fix the money, fix the world.

2025-08-04 06:01:19 UTC

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The good thing is that people always find a way. They will never completely control us, and in the end we will always win.

2025-08-01 06:13:03 UTC

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Apparently I'm a mass murderer of children because I'm on VPN all the time.

2025-07-31 10:18:28 UTC

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Women create men. Men create AI.

2025-07-31 06:21:08 UTC

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Everyone should use vpn obviously. I'm already fully using vpn on my phone, laptop and PC.

2025-07-30 12:46:29 UTC

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It is, but I don't know how accurate their data is because most kids write older age and still open everything. Maybe KYC is the bigger problem.

2025-07-30 10:45:08 UTC

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Overall, I don't care about a title or qualification at all. What matters is what kind of person he is and how he thinks.

2025-07-30 07:28:04 UTC

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And yet there are almost no pedestrians.

2025-07-30 07:26:19 UTC

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That's right. It turns out the opposite. Bitcoin consumes energy, but this drives users to look for ever cheaper methods, leading to new scientific discoveries.

2025-07-29 11:51:30 UTC

The image claimed to be the "most detailed view of a human cell to date," is actually an artistic illustration by David Goodsell, synthesizing structural data from various studies, not a real photograph, as debunked by a 2022 Newsweek fact-check analyzing its repeated circulation since at least 2021.
This visualization highlights cellular complexity, including organelles like mitochondria and ribosomes, aligning with research from the Protein Data Bank, which integrates over 200,000 molecular structures, though it exaggerates colors and shapes for aesthetic impact rather than scientific accuracy.
Recent advances in microscopy, such as cryo-electron tomography, have produced true high-resolution cell images (e.g., a 2023 Nature study resolving structures at 4-5 nanometers), suggesting the post's claim lags behind current scientific capabilities.
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2025-07-28 08:25:01 UTC

The purpose of Bitcoin is not for people to get rich and make money, but rather for everyone to take responsibility for their actions. When we have limited money, we must carefully consider every move we make.

2025-07-24 10:26:55 UTC

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2025-07-22 14:27:17 UTC

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Looks like a unicorn to me.

2025-07-18 08:00:07 UTC

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How safe is this method? If both are offline could there be double spending or has this been thought of. I guess when the recipient connects to the internet then a check will be done, but before that maybe the sender should be trusted.

2025-07-18 06:32:24 UTC

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This is the new cache.

2025-07-16 14:51:38 UTC

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There are interesting things about Bitcoin in Bulgaria. Read about Ruzha Ignatova.
Ruzha Ignatova, known as the "Cryptoqueen," is a Bulgarian born in 1980 in Ruse. She is the founder of OneCoin, a fraudulent cryptocurrency launched in 2014, operated as a Ponzi scheme. OneCoin lacked real blockchain technology and attracted over $4 billion from investors with false promises of high returns. Ignatova disappeared in October 2017 after a flight from Sofia to Athens amid intensifying investigations. She is linked to the Bulgarian underworld, including Hristoforos Nikos Amanatidis (Taki). According to unverified sources, she may have received around 230,000 bitcoins in 2015 as part of a OneCoin deal, but there is no evidence she directly "stole" them. She is wanted by the FBI and listed among their most-wanted, presumed to be either in hiding or deceased.

2025-07-16 14:46:31 UTC

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This only proves how incompetent and corrupt politicians rule us.

2025-07-16 12:07:30 UTC

Most people have no problem with fiat currencies because they don't know how they work.

2025-07-16 10:35:03 UTC

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Just goes to show that the fiat system is a scam and we need new, independent money.

2025-07-14 12:16:05 UTC

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haha, true

2025-07-14 07:26:22 UTC

Apple is next
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2025-07-14 07:24:19 UTC

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Anyone can short anything they want as long as it's not Bitcoin.

2025-07-14 07:22:19 UTC

It's not easy being a bear.

2025-07-10 10:51:52 UTC

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This one became a big shitcoiner.

2025-07-10 08:18:56 UTC

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2025-07-08 10:22:14 UTC

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Wow, it’s wild to see Einstein laying it out like that! He clearly wasn’t holding back about his views on the situation back in '48. Respect to him for standing by his principles, even if it ruffled some feathers. Makes you think about how complex these historical issues really are!

2025-07-08 10:19:10 UTC

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How quickly he changed his mind when he realized who his masters were.

2025-07-08 07:34:14 UTC

We should never trust politicians, regardless of their party. Systems should function independently of them. Money, the main force driving the world, should not be controlled by anyone. That's why Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin.

2025-07-07 12:39:18 UTC

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Most people are brainwashed and don't even realize it. Everyone thinks they have their own opinion, but in reality it is forced on them one way or another. Rarely are there people who think and come to their own conclusions.

2025-07-03 11:45:10 UTC

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Centralized systems have always been a mess—corruptible, bloated, and ripe for manipulation. That's why Bitcoin is the ultimate game-changer. It’s the first currency that says "screw you" to middlemen and power-hungry bureaucrats. Decentralized, trustless, and mathematically incorruptible—Bitcoin’s the antidote to centuries of rigged systems.

2025-07-01 07:26:20 UTC

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clown world

2025-06-30 07:20:55 UTC

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With AI, you'll only have one friend who won't even be human. This will rather lead to alienation.

2025-06-27 12:05:33 UTC

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Maybe, assuming half the continents don't exist.

2025-06-27 08:17:50 UTC

https://blossom.primal.net/3658148eaa585769757548a3216915dd0768092c2ae66c4f984f933fc106b235.png Will this guy ever understand that he shouldn't just look at short term movements and make a general assessment based on that. Apparently he doesn't realize that there are much more important things in Bitcoin besides the price. He can't grasp that something much bigger is coming in the next few years.

2025-06-26 08:13:55 UTC

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I found this information:
Few Russians use Bitcoin due to strict regulations limiting crypto to "qualified investors," low public trust, and a preference for centralized banking. Local exchanges like Garantex are scarce and sanctioned, pushing users to risky international platforms or deterring adoption altogether.

2025-06-26 06:19:55 UTC

Hating a whole group, community, or nation without personal experience is a sign of falling for propaganda.

2025-06-26 06:13:41 UTC

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That's right. Most of these people don't care about cryptocurrencies. Their goal is profit in fiat. For them crypto is a means to get rich, so Bitcoin seems expensive and they think they are too late.

2025-06-24 11:02:01 UTC

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Maybe because the real leader is the same.

2025-06-24 06:29:39 UTC

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The interest rates thing is complete nonsense. Our goal is to have a Bitcoin standard world where everything depends on the free market.

2025-06-24 06:26:26 UTC

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We'll see who the crazy one is in a few years.

2025-06-24 06:25:03 UTC

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The scam is in fiat currencies. If we have hard currency then there is no way to print and finance such pointless spending.

2025-06-23 08:04:11 UTC

"I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones."
Albert Einstein

2025-06-23 07:59:46 UTC

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The US has always acted like this. They invent enemies and attack them, pretending that they are a threat to the rest of the world. The goal, of course, is world domination and massive use of the dollar. When Republicans rule the wars are usually in the Middle East, when Democrats rule the wars are in Europe.

2025-06-23 07:55:53 UTC

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You can actually benefit from them because they give you the opportunity to buy at a lower price.

2025-06-23 07:54:59 UTC

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Let them short it. Short term they might make some profit, but long term I don't think they will.

2025-06-23 07:53:23 UTC

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Absolutely. The bad thing is that you can never have a normal system, whatever it is. It will always be flawed and others will intervene and destroy it for their own gain.

2025-06-20 11:17:14 UTC

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The Iranians have decided to fix that.

2025-06-20 08:26:02 UTC

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In the future, perhaps this will be the capitalization of Bitcoin.

2025-06-19 07:46:24 UTC

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No longer MAGA, but MIGA - Make Israel Great Again

2025-06-19 07:45:32 UTC

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And was the strike against the medical center or was it just the shock wave hitting it? I looked at pictures and no direct hit is visible, just broken windows.

2025-06-19 07:43:08 UTC

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The whole world should defend Israel, whatever they do. Whoever is against them is an anti-Semite. This is what the media suggest.

2025-06-18 14:49:35 UTC

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I think whoever was voted for would always be the other guy.

2025-06-18 14:48:24 UTC

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I watched some video a while ago of Iran bombing the American embassy in Tel Aviv. I don't know if it's real, but it doesn't look to me like they want to negotiate.

2025-06-17 08:23:36 UTC

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They rule a very large part of the world and have taken root everywhere. They want world domination and have largely achieved it. However, I do not think that this will be forever and many of their plans are beginning to fail.

2025-06-16 15:01:42 UTC

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Everything is unstable, and Bitcoin will become more stable in the future.

2025-06-16 14:36:50 UTC

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Those who understand should realise that in such times Bitcoin is perhaps the safest thing.

2025-06-16 11:48:23 UTC

Israel without USA 😂 😂 😂
https://blossom.primal.net/5eb6bf5f88686ac2e6aa0f20a57bc6c65bd815017e155f0ccd527921eb1ac15c.mp4

2025-06-16 08:42:44 UTC

Yesterday, I was explaining Bitcoin to a friend of mine. The interesting thing was that she didn’t know what it was—she hadn’t even heard of Bitcoin. I told her it’s decentralized, limited in supply, unstoppable, and the idea is to cut out the middleman. She said she got the concept, but didn’t show any interest in learning more. Guess it’s still early days for some people.

2025-06-16 08:17:59 UTC

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Horror, everyone has gone mad with this Pride.

2025-06-15 06:55:15 UTC

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I thought something like that too, but it's weird that it has legs.

2025-06-14 21:33:20 UTC

Does anyone know what this creature is? I caught it in the bathroom.
https://blossom.primal.net/c1b9f53457563dafe90c71b124d985d2a405ff2913bddf795ddf4a6ecfffb96a.mp4

2025-06-13 10:15:32 UTC

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Isn't religion also superstition? One believes in something that cannot be proven.