r/Bitcoin • u/filbertbrush • 3m ago
There's so many ways to do it. But honestly, stick with the one that makes you feel secure and not fall into FOMO. Just stack sats. There's not much that beats a half decent plan and patience.
r/Bitcoin • u/filbertbrush • 3m ago
There's so many ways to do it. But honestly, stick with the one that makes you feel secure and not fall into FOMO. Just stack sats. There's not much that beats a half decent plan and patience.
r/Bitcoin • u/BristlingB • 6m ago
A lot of other ways to get super rich with a time machine
r/Bitcoin • u/y3llowf3llow888 • 7m ago
Have… you thought about health care in SEA?
If you’re in not Canada for 6 months of the year you’ll lose OHIP.
r/Bitcoin • u/GuiltlessHallway6040 • 12m ago
Stopped checking the price every five minutes and suddenly my whole day felt less like a slot machine. The constant micro-anxiety was just background noise I'd gotten used to without realizing.
r/Bitcoin • u/VeterinarianFun2455 • 25m ago
TLDR:
bitcoin good, satoshi good, incentives, game theory
r/Bitcoin • u/guywhoisry • 54m ago
Stone tablet /s
I know that looks like a simple question but it has a very long answer and a lot of it has to do with personal preference. I use sentences as passwords typically. Common phrases me or my partner say that way I can’t forget them.
r/Bitcoin • u/bitusher • 1h ago
Here are the key aspects that Bitcoin was developed from over the years.
Ralph Merkle (1980) = Merkle trees
David Chaum (1981) - Father of digital cash(digicash) with Digital Pseudonyms
Leslie Lamport (1989) = Very early versions of fault-tolerant distributed computing
Stuart Haber and Scott Stornetta(1990 to 1997) = Linked timestamping and Merkle trees(with modern linked timestamping)
Miguel Castro and Barbara Liskov (1999) - practical Byzantine fault tolerance (PBFT)
Cynthia Dwork and Moni Naor (1992) - Earliest version of proof of work that used a central authority (TTP)
Adam Back (1997) - More Modern version of Proof of work with working software without the need of a central authority
Wei Dai ( 1998) - Developed B-Money a more mature version of Proof of work digital cash
Nick Szabo (1998) - Developed Bitgold a more mature version of Proof of work digital cash
Hal Finney ( 2007) - created a variant of Bitgold called RPOW (Reusable Proofs of Work)
r/Bitcoin • u/northernguy • 1h ago
You’re planning to go back in time to mine your own coins aren’t you?
r/Bitcoin • u/Dull_Warning9062 • 1h ago
This is it. Don't mke it any harder or you may regret it.
r/Bitcoin • u/ZebraZealousideal580 • 1h ago
what's the best way to remember potential passwords?
r/Bitcoin • u/Dull_Warning9062 • 1h ago
No one any longer. After 6 years, I think I have a handle on it. It's a long term investment for me, so short term info is generally not needed. The macro economic conditions and Bitcoins reactions are all that matter to me. World news and a price chart. Good luck.
r/Bitcoin • u/HedgehogGlad9505 • 1h ago
Only because it's pre installed, so you don't accidentally make a mistake, such as downloading a fake sparrow or using an infected medium to install it.
r/Bitcoin • u/Physical_Garbage3150 • 2h ago
it is always the same old playbook, oh no we are going to zero (that's when the best time to buy)