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Some technical details: the data is updated hourly and all references to dates and times are in the UTC time zone.

Bitcoin Is Data have 9 time thresholds to define LTH/STH, you can choose between 1 month and 4 years: https://bitcoinisdata.com/supply/

Number go up tech.

https://bitcoinisdata.com/hash_rate/

96 trillion according to this: https://bitcoinisdata.com/difficulty/

Yes, PIX and TED are instant transfer an cannot be reversed. If you use the 'chave aleatória', only that random string and your name is shared with the receiver. In TED, your name, bank, branch and account are shared.

John Nash.

Last Satoshi message: 2014. Nash died in 2015.

I think BISQ is the most common decentralized P2P exchange.

In Brazil, it is common to use direct bank transfers (PIX or TED).

Glad you used charts from https://bitcoinisdata.com/!

That's it.

For me, Coldcard (first) or seedsigner (second) are the only reliable options.

Yep, I believe Coinbase will blow up in the future.

They manage approximately 10% of the total Bitcoin supply, either on behalf of their customers or by providing custody services for ETFs and other entities, like MicroStrategy.

Either they will be hacked, or the coins will be confiscated by the government in a manner similar to Executive Order 6102.

In either case, those who hold their coins in self-custody will likely be greatly rewarded by a significant price surge.

Here we can see that, currently, there are about 100M non-zero Bitcoin addresses.

The sharp rise is due to shitcoins (aka ordinals and NFTs) being issued on the Bitcoin network, creating many small-value UTXOs.

A new one: https://bitcoinisdata.com/