I know how shitposts can get. Idiot shilling them on pure speculation, or minute facts about reddit coins, and main net followed by comment farming spam Moons to the moon š, that's why I'm holding Really, you can find this for every crypto. There's a cult for every crypto that operates off… gut feelings redneck…
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Iāve been mining on my personal box, 1080ftw, while Iām asleep or at work. Been at it a couple weeks. While on vacation I let my rig running and was monitoring it remotely. It went offline about 4 days into my 7 day stay. I got home and my machine wouldnāt boot. Tried a bunch…
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I been reading a lot about it and seeing videos to get a good understanding about the situation. With all thatās going on you think people are going to start switching over to other coins to mine? You think weāll see more people mining RVN? submitted by /u/babyfacenando [link] [comments]
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Bitcoin price started a fresh increase from the $32,250 support zone against the US Dollar. BTC must settle above the $35,000 resistance to move further into a bullish zone. Bitcoin started a fresh increase above the $33,500 and $34,000 resistance levels. The price is now trading above the $34,000 support and the 100 hourly simple [ā¦]
This is just a thought, I'm not saying I am correct at all. But politicians probably aren't (or won't be) keen on adopting crypto because all transactions can be tracked. If we pay taxes in crypto, we can see exactly where it goes. And the government (referring to American) obviously isn't very transparent nor do…
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Guggenheim CIO Scott Minerd has made another prediction about where the price of bitcoin will be, a lower estimate from his previous āreal bottomā price prediction. The chief investment officer (CIO) of Guggenheim Partners, Scott Minerd, returned last week with another bearish prediction for bitcoin. Minerd is also the chairman of Guggenheim Investments, the global [ā¦]
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