Quote from: bitbit97 on April 30, 2024, 11:33:16 AM

Something makes me feel, that we are going to see high fees again. Here is why. First I saw really high fees about half a year ago, then I saw them again somewhere in January, and again after halving. For me shows that someone really likes them and earns good on them, otherwise they wont have repeated. So while we see situation is being normalized, someone somewhere thinks what to invent next (and people cant stop inventing new) for blockchain, that obviously is going to push fees up high again. It isnt have to be a malice, but a pure curiosity.

It's not as easy as you make it sound. Bitcoin's transaction fees aren't in the control of an individual and it's not that easy for someone to invent something that would make the network become congested and fees soar high once again because even if someone does that, it depends on whether people will use it or not just like ordinals, so even if someone tries, they can't succeed in doing that.

However, there is no doubt that this wasn't the last time for fees to go so high, and we are surely going to see something similar again very soon, but the reason would only be the excess of dust transactions or a lot of investors getting into the market at once.

Indeed bitcoin isnt controlled by individuals, but still someone created NFTs on bitcoin blockchain, we got runes recently. And there is more to come. Why dont we have something like meme-coins on bitcoin blockchain? Or lots of metaverse madness? That is a good idea to think how to implement that to bitcoin blockchain, and that person will get rich. I expect more things that were once in trend in crypto to appear on bitcoin blockchain one day.

Every judge in the US had exactly $4.3 billion reason to sentence him as little as possible, because it's no secret that money and snitching make a winning combination, especially when it comes to the US judiciary. Considering how long CZ danced on the thin line between legality and illegality, all that he paid in money and a little time behind bars is a small price for what he should realistically get.

What needs to be admitted is that CZ is not one of those losers who don't know how to play the game, of course I mean people like Bankman or Do Kwon.

You make some fair points. Many traders do rotate between Bitcoin and altcoins. Personally, I prefer pairing altcoin trades with Bitcoin on Bitget's smart portfolio feature. It automatically reinvests any profits from altcoin trades into accumulating more Bitcoin for me

The post you posted may be very simple but the answer is not so simple. Although you can post as you wish, you cannot delete the post here as you wish. To delete post in this forum you have to spend money and after spending money you have to get permission to delete post. I think post editing add new post and delete post all these features should be available to a user so that he can use these features as per his wish.

The beginning of this thread has more information on how to delete posts, it's always more informative to read the entire threads to get a better idea of ​​what we're going to talk about.

There is the option to pay to delete posts, but there is also the ability to send a private message to a moderator with the link to the post the user wants to delete. You can also report the post for deletion by indicating in the comments that it be deleted. The last way I said is usually the fastest since in a short time some moderator will see the report and delete the post.

Quote from: Lucius on April 30, 2024, 03:49:09 PM

It seems to me that someone is trying to do something with their alt farm by asking questions that of course do not interest them, but they have the goal of gathering activity and maybe some + karma. This tactic has already been seen countless times on BTT, and apart from the members who teleported, it seems that a lot of negative things also teleported here.

I sincerely hope that this is not planned or even worse paid for, it is quite unconvincing and repulsive.

I can only conclude that these are not unique users who are genuinely interested in mixers, and it is also evident that this mixer is not their only "target", considering that they are "attacking" another ANN mixer topic. In any case, it seems that there is some kind of intention behind everything, but I honestly doubt that it is about the fact that the mixers paid these bots to do additional promotion for them.