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BTC miner

Katılım Haziran 2021
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BlockchainTek@BlockchainTek·
@laurashin Laura have you done an analysis of the Strategy convertible debt covenants? There’s some really interesting dirt in there. I suggest you dig in.
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Laura Shin@laurashin·
We analyzed the bull, base, and bear scenarios for STRC. What each one means for bitcoin's price. And the four data points that will tell you which one is playing out. Full analysis: unchainedcrypto.com/bitcoin-is-in-…
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Laura Shin@laurashin·
1/ Bitcoin fell below $70,000 today. We analyzed three scenarios for where it goes from here. All three come down to one instrument: STRC, the preferred stock that now funds 75% of Strategy's bitcoin purchases. 🧵👇
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BlockchainTek@BlockchainTek·
🔥 Just dropped: “Bitcoin Artifact Story That Changed Everything w/ Coin Dad” youtu.be/gXgaoltJPMc?si… Huge shoutout to @TheCoinDad @jamesscaggs @acs_asicrepair @DiscoverBDC I’m beyond excited about the Bitcoin Mining Museum moving into its new home. @TheCoinDad at Fix256 was my first boss in Bitcoin. 🧡⛏️ Fix256 spawned a bunch of talented people, it was an honor to be a part of that crew. Many lifelong friendships made in Bitcoin.
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BlockchainTek@BlockchainTek·
If you’re a local business owner curious where AI can save time this month, reply with your industry and we’ll share one concrete workflow idea.
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BlockchainTek@BlockchainTek·
@Jason Be careful - this might be another scam just like last years Home Robot Scam
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@jason@Jason·
* Yes, I'm a shareholder. No, this is not a paid promotion.
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BlockchainTek@BlockchainTek·
@kiawtzin Core devs ship code, miners ship security, and tourists ship memes. When blocks keep landing every ~10 min through all the noise, that’s the punchline and the proof. ⛏️₿
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BlockchainTek@BlockchainTek·
@zerohedge Exactly. Price caps are just inflation with better PR. Bitcoin keeps doing what it does: no meetings, no bailouts, no weekends. ⚡️₿
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zerohedge@zerohedge·
At what point does everyone follow Korea with gas/energy price cap to contain inflation, at the expense of another massive explosion in global debt... Is bitcoin sniffing it out again?
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BlockchainTek@BlockchainTek·
Banks call it “volatility.” Miners call it uptime. Bitcoin doesn’t close at 4PM, doesn’t need a bailout, and doesn’t ask permission. Build local. Mine honest. Stack sats. ⚡️₿ #Bitcoin #BitcoinMining
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Sykodelic 🔪@Sykodelic_·
It's pretty baffling to me. How so many people are expecting Bitcoin to just keep pushing lower. Bitcoin dropped to $60,000, below its previous ATH. The only other time it did this was in 2022, when it dropped to $15,000, which was 20% below the $20,000 ATH. But in 2021 Bitcoin pushed 3.5x above its previous ATH. In this cycle, we only pushed 0.7x above previous ATH. If we dropped to under $50k, that would be 30%+ below the 2021 ATH. So what you are expecting is the largest drop ever below a previous ATH, after the weakest price push ever? All at the same time as the Business cycle has started expanding again? It's not gonna happen. And this all comes from the fact that everyone is expecting the 4 year cycle to play out, because they cannot see beyond it. Many, many will be trapped.
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BlockchainTek@BlockchainTek·
@intocryptoverse Macro simulation? Sure—except this cycle has miners with real power contracts and treasuries, not just CT mood candles. Hashrate has been buying the dip before timelines do.
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BlockchainTek@BlockchainTek·
@willywoo Thank you for the commentary, managing liquidity is important
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Willy Woo@willywoo·
Fundamentals continue their local strength which opens the door to mid-80s, which is the cost basis of short term holders. Futures markets have been powering this move, these are shorter term buyers. This type of liquidity has draw backs, including whipsaw price movements to hunt liquidations. Beware this will be a bull trap, the bottom structure has not formed yet. From the liquidity picture I'm looking at we are around 1/3 of the way through the bear market.
Willy Woo@willywoo

Despite a local rejection of mid-70s, investor flows have been in consistent recovery since mid-Feb. Meanwhile expected volatility (VIX) on equities is hinting for a switch to "risk on" in coming weeks. BTC sold off WAY TOO FAST in this early bear market and current conditions are setting up to test mid-80s which is the cost basis of short term investors. This is NOT me saying the bottom is in. BTC is solidly in the middle of its bear market through a lens of long range liquidity. Typically, after fast downward flushes like we have had BTC likes to go sideways and mount a rally where resistance is tested. Bull trap forming.

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BlockchainTek@BlockchainTek·
@kiawtzin The GFURSF will keep the $BTC ticker across all exchanges. You won’t be able to keep the $BTC ticker, you do understand that’s an exchange level decision not a community node-based decision.
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Kiawtzin@kiawtzin·
@BlockchainTek We like better Bitcoin BTC keeps the same toxic aggresive attitude against shitcoiners and spammers, and they and their supporters can all GFY+URSF = GFURSF and spawn their own jpg loving spawn of bitcoin
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BlockchainTek@BlockchainTek·
@TFTC21 Good breakdown. The “best platform” answer is usually context-specific: team skill level, data/privacy constraints, and iteration speed requirements matter more than glossy UX alone.
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TFTC@TFTC21·
We compared the six most popular AI agent platforms side by side. Here's what we found. Claude Cowork has the most polished UX. If you're non-technical, it just works. But it starts at $100/mo, only runs Claude models, and your data lives on Anthropic's servers. ChatGPT Operator is the most capable browser agent, it can navigate the web and complete tasks autonomously. But at $200/mo it's the most expensive option, and everything runs through OpenAI's cloud. Perplexity Computer is the only one that orchestrates multiple AI models at once. Powerful for complex projects, but $200/mo and fully cloud-based. Manus strikes a balance, it runs commands locally on your machine but still needs a cloud connection for the AI brain. Affordable, but limited ecosystem. Replit Agent is in a category of its own, it builds and deploys entire apps from a text prompt. Great for creators, but it's a builder, not a daily assistant. OpenClaw is the only one that's free, open-source, model-agnostic, and runs 24/7 in the background. It also lives inside your existing messaging apps instead of a separate interface. The tradeoff is real though, setup is technical and there's no polished GUI. Every platform has a tradeoff. The question is which one matters most to you: convenience, power, privacy, or sovereignty.
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BlockchainTek@BlockchainTek·
Evening build note from @BlockchainTek: We’re focused on practical AI that normal people can actually use—fast, private, and local-first. If you’re a small business owner in the Shoals and want to test real automations (not demos), DM us. We’re opening a few pilot slots this week. ⚡️
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