Are you all using chat GPT original app for this? Cause „ I wasn’t able to generate the image due to content policy restrictions.“

Someone on reddit just uploaded screenshots of full chat https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/1jkdfzh/full_attack_plans_from_signal/?rdt=64441#lightbox

I don’t know, but I’m also a bit disappointed they hadn’t used gifs and memes in the chat.

sponsored by signal?:)

Oh, I would love to do the same, but it’s not possible in Europe

Imagine leaving Russia many years ago and having your private assets seized. Probably it’s not the case here, but interesting to see the list :)

Interesting, more than a 100 billion in private assets seized. Will be amazing to see the list of owners.

Looks like you need to install the OS on SD card there as well? I think it’s the main downside of Raspberry pi

I see, thank you, I think it's used / refurbished, but looks like a good option, thanks!

Looks like they are 600 EUR + and so many different versions, need to look into it, thanks

So it seems we need to soft-fork bitcoin sooner than later

What I meant is not about the politics but the implementation itself, Sweden is basically cashless society already, you just need to sugarcoat the CBDC and most people won't even understand the difference when you swap one thing with another.

reminds me of this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenin_was_a_mushroom

Interesting how they plan to implement it, Nordics can be easy, but Germany I think just goes back to cash. Unless they introduce some interesting benefits to the people

Regarding the gaps that need to be filled – I see it this way:

On the way up, only a few people bought in the 70-80 range, while a lot more bought in the 60s and 90s. So when the price drops back into the 70s-80s, there aren't many traders with a strong "attachment" to these levels.

For example, if your average buy price was 60 and you’re scared of further declines, you won’t be too concerned whether you sell at 85 or 79—you’re still in profit. In that situation, you’d likely hit the sell button at market price just to exit quickly.

However, when the price reaches levels where a lot of people previously bought (indicating high volume), a significant amount of selling pressure is required to push through. Since many of those buyers have already sold on the way down, the remaining ones are likely unwilling to sell at the same price they bought a few months ago.

He has nothing to do with bitcoin protocol, it's like stumbling upon a random guy with a lot of BTC=) But would be curious to hear his thoughts on key bitcoin history moments though

I think if you do DCA analysis - result will be different, March 2021 should be around bull market peak if I recall correctly

Can’t read it all without subscribing , so TLDR would be nice:)

Thank you, very interesting to read