bitcoiners on reddit are going crazy acting like you need to roll dice 100 times in a row to generate a private key. the amount of stupid people on the internet is off the charts.
>>62562503also why would you need to roll the dice instead of thinking of a 100 numbers yourself?
>>62562503>thinking of a 100 numbers yourselfthats not actually random, its being influenced by everything around you, so its easy to hack to do it actually random you need like a system like cloudflare has, they use a 100 different lava lamps with high speed cameras to guarantee real entropy
The bottom is in. Not because people lost money in the coldcard incident, but because a ton of people will now implement overly complex self-custody solutions and permanently lose access to their coins in the process, removing a decent chunk of the supply from existence which naturally pushes price upward
>>62564226Although I agree completely it's about time to push the gamblers back into the stock market. PDT is gone. The next goldrush is right after they socially normalize "live-in boyfriend allowance", it will be right before or right after we elect the communists. By that time bitcoin will be the Party currency and it will actually be seen as rebellious and against the system to lose all your money in the normal stock market again.
>>62564235Bitcoins volatility relative to stock indices is at an all-time low. That happens at every bottom when normies have capitulated and moved into stocks.I thought we'd get 39k but 58k isn't that bad
>>62564242How do you get them to really believe, let alone understand, that? I think it's going to take more than a tik tok. As a dispassionate observer, I don't see any reason why the tide didn't just recede forever. My personal hunch is 20/80 "It's over"/"You'll get them back". Just a hunch though, I've never bought and will never buy that garbage especially with its generational risk increasing every year. I'm probably missing out but there's plenty ways to make money.
>>62564259>let alone understand, that?Normies trade largely based on emotion, not logic. When the fear of missing out inevitably kicks in after Bitcoin starts creeping back above $100k, they will buy back in and roundtrip another bullrun because they can't keep their greed in check. It's in their nature
>>62564264Good point.
>>62562503exactly i just did 100 to 1
>>62562503Future of Finance™ btw
>>62564264Biztards buy the local tops and sell the generational bottoms. Meanwhile, normalfaggots buy when is really cheap and they even forget they bought bitcoin at all. They never watch charts
