I still had $0.11 in there....and it's gone.

The gameification is a bit barf, but sats back on debit is hard to complain about.

And yet Bitcoin DGAF.

I've found Bisq to have better pricing and more reliable traders than Robosats or Hodlhodl. Being an order "maker" I consistently get my 0% to -1% orders taken in about an hour. It's worth noting I have only used Zelle to buy BTC.

So... Send all your sats to miners and receive nothing of value. Sure I mean if that's what you're into.

Zelle seems to work fine with p2p exchanges, though make sure to leave the memo field blank.

Get paid in Britcoin, buy and hold Bitcoin. Simple.

Ok fine I'll be 6th

Smells like corporate media pushing a narrative of capitulation just prior to our next large move downward. If you hold shares in a company you believe in, then there's no reason to sell. Likewise, lows in BTC are a great opportunity to continue stacking.

Actual article https://cointelegraph.com/news/u-s-delays-crypto-tax-reporting-rules-as-it-still-can-t-define-what-a-broker-is

The important thing is the actual user data is still encrypted and the users have the keys.

For another perspective, the 2-year compounded CPI is unchanged so really they should have held 75 BP, or actually increased to 100 BP if their goal was to get inflation to come down in the near-term.

OCT: 1.062 x 1.077 = 1.143774 = 14.38% NOV: 1.068 x 1.071 = 1.143828 = 14.38%

If you compound the previous year's measure for each month, we're in the exact same place as October.

OCT: 1.062 x 1.077 = 1.143774 = 14.38% NOV: 1.068 x 1.071 = 1.143828 = 14.38%

We certainly haven't seen a reduction that warrants slowing down on rate cut.