Some general differences between major blockchains, do you know?
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I browse r/bitcoin and read many pro-bitcoin posts (i hold and love BTC, as well as ETH) and I've constantly seen this notion that all that ETH is doing now can easily be done with BTC. Is this true? I was not aware that Bitcoin had the opcode richness of ETH, but maybe BTC accomplishes…
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Billionaire Ray Dalio, the founder of the world’s largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates, says it’s not possible for the price of bitcoin to reach a very high number, such as $1 million. He explained: “Logically … there’s a limitation on its price in relationship to other things like it.” Ray Dalio on Where the Price […]
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I'm fairly new to the game and wondering if anyone has any experience using both platforms and can tell me which would be cheaper to use at the end of the day after purchasing and transfering to hot/cold wallet. I understand they both have their own base costs plus spread and newton required you to…
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