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Wallets for ETH

What's the best and most private wallet to hold ETH in? submitted by /u/Niall12345678 [link] [comments]

Notes on 3070TI Eagle thermal pad replacement

I have a gaggle of 3070TI GPUS mining RVN. I started with an Eagle because of the compactness but learned quickly that it had memory temperature problems. In order to keep the memory below 100C I had to run it 60 PL and 95% Fan for a hashrate of 28ish. It was disappointing to say…
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Altcoin Roundup: Here’s a few things to consider when buying NFTs

The dawn of the Metaverse is upon us, and NFTs are forming the foundation of a new economy where users easily store assets and transfer value.

$30,000 by end if year

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We need the halving

So many new miners and new coins being minted coming into circulation, the markets are drowning in sell orders. It’s definitely a good thing our network is growing stronger but in my opinion we need a halving now to stay healthy. I would encourage miners who are looking to buy expensive GPUs right now to…
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Bitcoin Poised To Explode Above $50K?, Why Fundamentals Shout More Profits

Bitcoin has climbed up from every major resistance level in the past month. At the time of writing, BTC trades at $48,412 with a 3.8% profit. After weeks in the green, the general sentiment in the crypto market has flipped decisively bullish as sellers seem exhausted and unable to continue their assault. Director of Global Macroeconomics for investment firm Fidelity Jurrier Timmer believes Bitcoin could retake previous highs and go back to price discovery. In a thread published via Twitter, Timmer compared BTC’s price at different historical moments. As seen below, Bitcoin’s current price action is “similar” to the distribution phase experience during February and April. At that moment, BTC’s price seemed stuck but finally moved to the upside. Timmer said: With the latest rally, bitcoin’s market cap is closing in on the old highs. If we add in the rest of the crypto space, we have reclaimed a market cap of $2 trillion. This is no longer a sideshow, folks. Many experts believe the macro-economic environment has favored Bitcoin, gold, and risk assets capable of generating yield for investors. In that sense, Timmer compared BTC’s performance with gold in 1970. As seen below, the cryptocurrency and the precious metal behaved similarly. Although the expert clarified that this prediction is “highly subjective”, it could be an indication of future appreciation as BTC takes over gold’s market share. Timmer added: In fact, bitcoin’s fundamentals (its network) are steadily improving. At the peak, there were 34.3 million addresses (with at least $1). That number fell to 31.8 million at the low and has now climbed back up to 33.5 million Bitcoin Fundamentals Strengthen, On Route To $100K? Timmer introduced a demand model, based on an S-Curve pattern, used to determine a technology’s adoption level, and a supply model, similar to Plan B’s Stock-to-Flow. During the third market capitulation event in mid-July, this model intersected and created a “good base from which to consolidate”. The next these models will intersect, Bitcoin will stand at around $100,000, as the chart shows. Bitcoin’s hash rate is climbing back from the abyss (following the mining ban in China), although it remains well below the peak. Higher prices will likely fix that as mining follows demand. Another bullish point for BTC’s price in the long term, the expert argued, is the miner’s migration from China. The main driver of recent selling pressure, this event has made the cryptocurrency’s energy consumption much cleaner and could incentive new inventors to jump into the crypto market. The capitulation events that pushed Bitcoin from an all-time high at $64,000, to its yearly lows at around $29,000, will have positive implications. The expert claimed that short-term investors have lost market share to long-term investors or hodlers. The latter constituted around 12% of the market, data provided by Timmer claims. The expert said: I’m impressed how resilient bitcoin and the crypto space in general have been during this 55% correction. The speculators (tourists) got crushed as they usually do during drawdowns, and now make up only 17% of the market. That level is consistent with past bottoms.

My bank notified me that a transaction was “approved”. My Bitcoin wallet notified me that a transaction was “confirmed”. The difference is subtle yet huge.

We are entering a new financial era, where we are the owners and managers of our money, if the banks do not adapt, they will do everything possible to stop us, this is only the beginning of a long battle. HODL for our future. submitted by /u/Rarroyo94 [link] [comments]

Does EIP1559 burned ether goes to 0x000…dead address?

What tittle says. If not, where does it goes? submitted by /u/mnrr_ [link] [comments]

What bullish sentiment have you noticed lately?

What bullish sentiment have you noticed lately in your day-to-day life outside the confines of this beautiful echo chamber? My local AM news station (I swear I’m not that old) has started reporting crypto prices in their stock market update. Bullish. submitted by /u/Ok_Cattle_5275 [link] [comments]