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BitcoinBTC
$ 101,433.38
4,757.09
(
4.92%
)
Info
Rank Rank 1
Coin
Mineable
Bid
$ 101,433.38
Exchange
GDAX
Ask
$ 101,433.39
Last Trade Time
22:55:39
Volume (24h)
$ 9,183,194,741
Last Trade Size
0.00003
Volume/Market Cap (24h)
0.00%
Trade Price
$ 101,433.38
Fully Diluted Market Cap
$ 2,130,100,980,000
Genesis Date
1/02/2009
Days Range 95,722.79-101,984.98
52 Weeks Range 38,501.00-104,000.00
Circulating Supply 19,762,034 / 21,000,000
94.1%
#ExchangePairPriceVolumePrice x VolumeVolume (%)Updated
101360.33Binance36527.35699/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/BINA.png$ 3,623,901,970.641733957750BTC/USDThttps://www.binance.com/en/trade/BTC_USDTUSDT1https://www.binance.com/en/trade/BTC_USDT36.6910358518Recently
101451.33Coinbase20497.425047/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/GDAX.png$ 2,048,476,707.811733957751BTC/USDhttps://pro.coinbase.com/trade/BTC-USDUSD2https://pro.coinbase.com/trade/BTC-USD20.5892738825Recently
101355OKX10457.4668494/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/OKEX.png$ 1,037,754,686.871733957750BTC/USDThttps://www.okx.com/trade-spot/BTC-USDTUSDT3https://www.okx.com/trade-spot/BTC-USDT10.5043266939Recently
101303.88Crypto.com8728.08376/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/CRTO.png$ 864,436,111.391733957685BTC/USDThttps://crypto.com/exchange/trade/BTC_USDTUSDT4https://crypto.com/exchange/trade/BTC_USDT8.76719424959Recently
101436.33Crypto.com7130.15556/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/CRTO.png$ 706,722,292.181733957750BTC/USDhttps://crypto.com/exchange/trade/BTC_USDUSD5https://crypto.com/exchange/trade/BTC_USD7.16210574316Recently
101278.4Tidex3544.3603967/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/TIDE.png$ 351,577,453.811733957704BTC/USDThttps://tidex.com/exchange/BTC/USDTUSDT6https://tidex.com/exchange/BTC/USDT3.56024265381Recently
101287.99DigiFinex2861.7930779/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/DGFX.png$ 283,792,057.111733957283BTC/USDThttps://www.digifinex.com/en-ww/trade/USDT/BTCUSDT7https://www.digifinex.com/en-ww/trade/USDT/BTC2.874616755068 minutes ago
101280.27LATOKEN1370.4746056/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/LATK.png$ 135,420,484.521733957686BTC/USDThttps://exchange.latoken.com/exchange/BTC-USDTUSDT8https://exchange.latoken.com/exchange/BTC-USDT1.37661569387Recently
101317.87LBank1163.3204/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/LBNK.png$ 113,693,701.531733957463BTC/USDThttps://www.lbank.info/exchange/btc/usdtUSDT9https://www.lbank.info/exchange/btc/usdt1.16853323155Recently
15443111bitFlyer1098.58453621/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/BITF.png¥ 16,547,359,234.851733957749BTC/JPYhttps://cryptowat.ch/markets/bitflyer/BTC/JPYJPY10https://cryptowat.ch/markets/bitflyer/BTC/JPY1.10350728675Recently
96499Bitvavo1015.29033396/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/BITV.png€ 96,635,127.121733957750BTC/EURhttps://account.bitvavo.com/markets/BTC-EUREUR11https://account.bitvavo.com/markets/BTC-EUR1.0198398437Recently
101371.28Coinbase910.56883464/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/GDAX.png$ 90,704,330.461733957751BTC/USDThttps://pro.coinbase.com/trade/BTC-USDTUSDT12https://pro.coinbase.com/trade/BTC-USDT0.914649087982Recently
101281.8Kraken827.05981329/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/KRKN.png$ 82,685,045.731733957645XBT/USDhttps://trade.kraken.com/markets/kraken/XBT/USDUSD13https://trade.kraken.com/markets/kraken/XBT/USD0.830765863221Recently
101330Bitfinex602.55748873/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/BFNX.png$ 60,448,641.051733957750BTC/USDhttps://www.bitfinex.com/t/BTC:USDUSD14https://www.bitfinex.com/t/BTC:USD0.605257545127Recently
96541.5Coinbase534.43788613/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/GDAX.png€ 50,550,296.621733957751BTC/EURhttps://pro.coinbase.com/trade/BTC-EUREUR15https://pro.coinbase.com/trade/BTC-EUR0.536832699007Recently
96249.72Binance470.74269/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/BINA.png€ 44,454,979.161733957748BTC/EURhttps://www.binance.com/en/trade/BTC_EUREUR16https://www.binance.com/en/trade/BTC_EUR0.472852085095Recently
96370.2Kraken385.96705624/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/KRKN.png€ 36,629,558.131733957643XBT/EURhttps://trade.kraken.com/markets/kraken/XBT/EUREUR17https://trade.kraken.com/markets/kraken/XBT/EUR0.387696572243Recently
96875Bitstamp305.78723584/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/BSTP.png$ 29,632,299.831733807758BTC/USDhttps://www.bitstamp.net/markets/btc/usdUSD18https://www.bitstamp.net/markets/btc/usd0.3071574665612 days ago
96932Gemini268.2727216/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/GEMN.png$ 26,077,532.491733870266BTC/USDhttps://gemini.com/?symbol=BTCUSDUSD19https://gemini.com/?symbol=BTCUSD0.2694748500141 day ago
79532.33Coinbase231.6502011/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/GDAX.png£ 18,140,054.681733957751BTC/GBPhttps://pro.coinbase.com/trade/BTC-GBPGBP20https://pro.coinbase.com/trade/BTC-GBP0.232688224225Recently
101345.12HTX175.806161/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/HUOB.png$ 17,310,959.911733957723BTC/USDThttps://www.huobi.com/en-us/exchange/btc_usdtUSDT21https://www.huobi.com/en-us/exchange/btc_usdt0.176593947325Recently
101280.7Kucoin95.21994198/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/KUCN.png$ 9,374,932.761733957365BTC/USDThttps://trade.kucoin.com/BTC-USDTUSDT22https://trade.kucoin.com/BTC-USDT0.09564662195376 minutes ago
101225.3EXMO62.81491887/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/EXMO.png$ 6,201,182.021733957646BTC/USDhttps://exmo.com/en/trade#?pair=BTC_USDUSD23https://exmo.com/en/trade#?pair=BTC_USD0.0630963921347Recently
101177.36EXMO50.08074662/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/EXMO.png$ 4,956,478.511733957646BTC/USDThttps://exmo.com/en/trade#?pair=BTC_USDTUSDT24https://exmo.com/en/trade#?pair=BTC_USDT0.0503051581372Recently
96164.79Tidex45.8626672/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/TIDE.png€ 4,331,352.521733957695BTC/EURhttps://tidex.com/exchange/BTC/EUREUR25https://tidex.com/exchange/BTC/EUR0.0460681775293Recently
101292Bitstamp39.40595634/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/BSTP.png$ 3,915,360.791733957751BTC/USDThttps://www.bitstamp.net/markets/btc/usdtUSDT26https://www.bitstamp.net/markets/btc/usdt0.0395825341877Recently
79419.1Kraken36.007343/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/KRKN.png£ 2,822,791.611733957643XBT/GBPhttps://trade.kraken.com/markets/kraken/XBT/GBPGBP27https://trade.kraken.com/markets/kraken/XBT/GBP0.0361686916823Recently
101483.6Gate.io35.40902/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/GATE.png$ 3,469,184.431733955730BTC/USDThttps://gate.io/trade/BTC_USDTUSDT28https://gate.io/trade/BTC_USDT0.035567687600634 minutes ago
91787Bitstamp29.77437211/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/BSTP.png€ 2,732,858.811733807760BTC/EURhttps://www.bitstamp.net/markets/btc/eurEUR29https://www.bitstamp.net/markets/btc/eur0.02990779088812 days ago
15062000Bitfinex15.63078573/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/BFNX.png¥ 234,277,617.481733957733BTC/JPYhttps://www.bitfinex.com/t/BTC:JPYJPY30https://www.bitfinex.com/t/BTC:JPY0.0157008271846Recently
96188Bitfinex13.97151782/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/BFNX.png€ 1,322,837.921733957726BTC/EURhttps://www.bitfinex.com/t/BTC:EUREUR31https://www.bitfinex.com/t/BTC:EUR0.0140341241053Recently
96370.48EXMO10.07405462/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/EXMO.png€ 945,617.241733957647BTC/EURhttps://exmo.com/en/trade#?pair=BTC_EUREUR32https://exmo.com/en/trade#?pair=BTC_EUR0.0101191963967Recently
101260.73Upbit6.86623865/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/UPBT.png$ 677,517.141733957648BTC/USDThttps://upbit.com/exchange?code=CRIX.UPBIT.USDT-BTCUSDT33https://upbit.com/exchange?code=CRIX.UPBIT.USDT-BTC0.00689700622311Recently
79535Bitfinex2.93402741/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/BFNX.png£ 229,437.351733957709BTC/GBPhttps://www.bitfinex.com/t/BTC:GBPGBP34https://www.bitfinex.com/t/BTC:GBP0.00294717476876Recently
75896Bitstamp2.22221012/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/BSTP.png£ 169,152.391733807760BTC/GBPhttps://www.bitstamp.net/markets/btc/gbpGBP35https://www.bitstamp.net/markets/btc/gbp0.002232167829872 days ago
75939.57Gemini0.33498061/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/GEMN.png£ 25,424.611733868322BTC/GBPhttps://gemini.com/?symbol=BTCGBPGBP36https://gemini.com/?symbol=BTCGBP0.0003364816560511 day ago
92202.5Gemini0.06824042/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/GEMN.png€ 6,264.841733874129BTC/EURhttps://gemini.com/?symbol=BTCEUREUR37https://gemini.com/?symbol=BTCEUR6.85462049019E-523 hours ago
96845.39Mercatox0.02238634/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/MRTX.png$ 2,144.181733386286BTC/USDThttps://mercatox.com/exchange/BTC/USDTUSDT38https://mercatox.com/exchange/BTC/USDT2.24866530517E-57 days ago
15461600Kraken0.02111574/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/KRKN.png¥ 318,072.171733957644XBT/JPYhttps://trade.kraken.com/markets/kraken/XBT/JPYJPY39https://trade.kraken.com/markets/kraken/XBT/JPY2.12103595009E-5Recently
76162.7CEX.IO0.0147/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/CXIO.png£ 1,119.531733957749BTC/GBPhttps://cex.io/btc-gbpGBP40https://cex.io/btc-gbp1.47658706095E-5Recently
100819CEX.IO0.00272/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/CXIO.png$ 268.691733957750BTC/USDhttps://cex.io/btc-usdUSD41https://cex.io/btc-usd2.73218830325E-6Recently
SouthXchange/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/SOTX.png$ -BTC/USDThttps://www.southxchange.com/Market/Book/BTC/USDTUSDT42https://www.southxchange.com/Market/Book/BTC/USDT0-
96500CEX.IO0/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/CXIO.png$ 0.000000001733957750BTC/USDThttps://cex.io/btc-usdtUSDT43https://cex.io/btc-usdt0Recently
35986.75Binance0/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/BINA.png£ 0.000000001733875340BTC/GBPhttps://www.binance.com/en/trade/BTC_GBPGBP44https://www.binance.com/en/trade/BTC_GBP023 hours ago
90000CEX.IO0/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/CXIO.png€ 0.000000001733957750BTC/EURhttps://cex.io/btc-eurEUR45https://cex.io/btc-eur0Recently
Kraken/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/KRKN.png$ -XBT/USDThttps://trade.kraken.com/markets/kraken/XBT/USDTUSDT46https://trade.kraken.com/markets/kraken/XBT/USDT0-
94466.99bitFlyer0/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/BITF.png$ 0.000000001733957734BTC/USDhttps://cryptowat.ch/markets/bitflyer/BTC/USDUSD47https://cryptowat.ch/markets/bitflyer/BTC/USD0Recently
77648.25EXMO0/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/EXMO.png£ 0.000000001733957648BTC/GBPhttps://exmo.com/en/trade#?pair=BTC_GBPGBP48https://exmo.com/en/trade#?pair=BTC_GBP0Recently
23560.85HTX0/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/HUOB.png€ 0.000000001733875337BTC/EURhttps://www.huobi.com/en-us/exchange/btc_eurEUR49https://www.huobi.com/en-us/exchange/btc_eur023 hours ago
Bittrex/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/BTRX.png$ -BTC/USDThttps://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=USDT-BTCUSDT50https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=USDT-BTC0-
Bittrex/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/BTRX.png$ -BTC/USDhttps://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=USD-BTCUSD51https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=USD-BTC0-
96617.81HitBTC0/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/HITB.png$ 0.000000001733875320BTC/USDhttps://hitbtc.com/BTC-to-USDUSD52https://hitbtc.com/BTC-to-USD023 hours ago
16838.2Bibox0/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/BIBX.png$ 0.000000001733957648BTC/USDThttps://www.bibox.com/en/exchange/basic/BTC_USDTUSDT53https://www.bibox.com/en/exchange/basic/BTC_USDT0Recently
54455.3HTX0/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/HUOB.png£ 0.000000001733875337BTC/GBPhttps://www.huobi.com/en-us/exchange/btc_gbpGBP54https://www.huobi.com/en-us/exchange/btc_gbp023 hours ago
Bittrex/cdn/crypto/logos/exchanges/BTRX.png€ -BTC/EURhttps://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=EUR-BTCEUR55https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=EUR-BTC0-
DatePriceChangeChange %LowHighAvg. Daily Vol
195992.365441.025.6681802593592984.5110400021743.4813537CX
488200.613232.7815.003049865986220.510400022202.9487271CX
1260328.0941105.2968.136236370258863.910400017496.837667CX
2669537.0531896.3345.869547241449050.0110400015882.3801213CX
5243784.6457648.74131.664300543850110400017484.6667326CX
15647239.0754194.31114.7234905341550010400020737.5840299CX
2607220.0194213.371304.89251435961040008252548.55479CX

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Strategyone
I wonder why we haven't seen Saving Grace recently. He is on record claiming Bitcoin is going to zero before the year end this year. 20 more days for Bitcoin to drop over $100,000.......... odds are definitely not in his favor. lol
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nosfelle
Travala Surpasses $100 Million in Revenue and Launches BTC and AVA Treasury Reserve Plan https://cryptodaily.co.uk/2024/12/travala-surpasses-100-million-in-revenue-and-launches-btc-and-ava-treasury-reserve-plan
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nowwhat2
Bitcoin !....Bitcoin !....XRP ! Go USA Go ! It has broken out ! High 100,824 - LAST 100,424 Lost a decent post on this yesterday.......In short it was saying this ; OHTL 100,000 BO
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Stock Guy777
Here ya go: Michael Saylor's case for Microsoft buying bitcoin gets rejected by shareholders MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor said during Microsoft's shareholder meeting that the software company could convert cash flows, dividends, buybacks and debt into bitcoin. Saylor's net worth... Here ya go: Michael Saylor's case for Microsoft buying bitcoin gets rejected by shareholders MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor said during Microsoft's shareholder meeting that the software company could convert cash flows, dividends, buybacks and debt into bitcoin. Saylor's net worth has grown by billions of dollars as his company has plunged capital into bitcoin. Microsoft investors voted down the proposal. Michael Saylor, the billionaire bitcoin investor who turned the company he co-founded, MicroStrategy, into a high-risk proxy for the cryptocurrency, has been encouraging Microsoft to use some of its massive cash pile to follow his lead. But on Tuesday, after he presented a proposal at Microsoft's annual shareholder meeting, the shareholders said no. In October, Microsoft told investors that the National Center for Public Policy Research, a conservative think tank, intended to submit a shareholder proposal recommending that the software company's board look at diversifying its balance sheet with bitcoin. Saylor, now MicroStrategy's executive chairman, has seen his company's stock price soar almost 500% this year as it buys billions of dollars worth of bitcoin. "Microsoft can't afford to miss the next technology wave, and bitcoin is that wave," Saylor said in a video presentation, which he released on X last week. The post has more than 3 million views. In his three-minute presentation, Saylor displayed a chart showing that bitcoin generated annual returns of 62% between August 2020 and November 2024, compared with 18% for Microsoft and 14% for the S&P 500. Bonds as an asset class have lost 5%, the presentation says. "You can convert your cash flows and your dividends and your buybacks and your debt into bitcoin," Saylor said. "If you do that, you'll add hundreds of dollars to the stock price." The virtual appearance Tuesday wasn't the first time Saylor has made the pitch to Microsoft, which was sitting on $78.4 billion worth of cash, equivalents and short-term investments, as of the end of September. Microsoft said in its proxy filing in October that its treasury and investment services team previously evaluated bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to fund the company's operations and reduce economic risk, and "continues to monitor trends and developments related to cryptocurrencies to inform future decision making." A day later, Saylor directly addressed Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on X. "Hey @SatyaNadella, if you want to make the next trillion dollars for $MSFT shareholders, call me," Saylor wrote. The proposal failed to garner support from a majority of voting shareholders, after Microsoft recommended they reject it. Proxy advisors Glass Lewis and Institutional Shareholder Services both suggested a no vote, too. Microsoft started accepting cryptocurrency for customer payments in 2014, Amy Hood, Microsoft's finance chief, said in response to a shareholder question during Tuesday's meeting. "We continue to think about the evolution of crypto," she said. Microsoft shares have gained about 19% so far this year, far underperforming MicroStrategy. But Saylor has tied his company, now valued at about $83 billion, directly to the fortunes of bitcoin. In mid-2020, the company, which had been a middling software business, announced its plan to invest in bitcoin, disclosing in an earnings call that it would commit $250 million over the next 12 months to "one or more alternative assets," which could include digital currencies such as bitcoin. At the time, MicroStrategy's market cap was about $1.1 billion.  As of Dec. 8, MicroStrategy and its subsidiaries owned a total of about 423,650 bitcoins, acquired at an aggregate price of roughly $26.5 billion. With bitcoin trading at $95,000, those holdings are worth over $41.3 billion. MicroStrategy has been selling stock and raising debt to help fund its bitcoin purchases. The company said on Nov. 21 that it had completed a $3 billion convertible debt sale "to acquire additional bitcoin and for general corporate purposes." Saylor's net worth has ballooned to $9.1 billion, according to Forbes, primarily due to his MicroStrategy ownership. Show more
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Stock Guy777
Because Michael Saylor, CEO of micro strategy has been urging big tech to do so. He is the one that told Microsoft Why he believes they should as it would help increase their market cap
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weedtrader420
CPI number out of the way Next, it’s the fed and then off to the races $120,000
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DonVance
Why was msft even considering a btc reserve in the first place?
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totffe
Bitcoin will see $180,000 in 2025. Nice try
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CharlesNet
Microsoft's board of directors advised shareholders to vote against a proposal to invest in Bitcoin, primarily due to concerns over the cryptocurrency's volatility and the company's preference for stable, predictable investments. The board emphasized that Microsoft's Global Treasury... Microsoft's board of directors advised shareholders to vote against a proposal to invest in Bitcoin, primarily due to concerns over the cryptocurrency's volatility and the company's preference for stable, predictable investments. The board emphasized that Microsoft's Global Treasury and Investment Services team regularly evaluates various investable assets, including Bitcoin, to ensure liquidity and operational funding. They concluded that the requested public assessment was unwarranted, as existing processes effectively manage and diversify the company's corporate treasury for the long-term benefit of shareholders. Despite advocacy from figures like Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy, who argued that adopting Bitcoin could significantly increase Microsoft's market valuation, the board maintained its stance. They highlighted the need for stable and predictable investments to ensure liquidity and operational funding, suggesting that the inherent volatility of Bitcoin makes it unsuitable for corporate treasury applications. Ultimately, Microsoft's shareholders voted against the proposal to add Bitcoin to the company's balance sheet, aligning with the board's recommendation and reflecting a cautious approach to incorporating volatile assets like cryptocurrencies into corporate treasuries. Show more
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CharlesNet
Microsoft's board of directors advised shareholders to vote against a proposal to invest in Bitcoin, primarily due to concerns over the cryptocurrency's volatility and the company's preference for stable, predictable investments. The board emphasized that Microsoft's Global Treasury... Microsoft's board of directors advised shareholders to vote against a proposal to invest in Bitcoin, primarily due to concerns over the cryptocurrency's volatility and the company's preference for stable, predictable investments. The board emphasized that Microsoft's Global Treasury and Investment Services team regularly evaluates various investable assets, including Bitcoin, to ensure liquidity and operational funding. They concluded that the requested public assessment was unwarranted, as existing processes effectively manage and diversify the company's corporate treasury for the long-term benefit of shareholders. Despite advocacy from figures like Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy, who argued that adopting Bitcoin could significantly increase Microsoft's market valuation, the board maintained its stance. They highlighted the need for stable and predictable investments to ensure liquidity and operational funding, suggesting that the inherent volatility of Bitcoin makes it unsuitable for corporate treasury applications. Ultimately, Microsoft's shareholders voted against the proposal to add Bitcoin to the company's balance sheet, aligning with the board's recommendation and reflecting a cautious approach to incorporating volatile assets like cryptocurrencies into corporate treasuries. Show more
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gt1217
Controlled by the old guard, whi are slowly losing the power and are trying to create chaos to remain in power
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Stock Guy777
Microsoft shareholders vote against Bitcoin investment Wonder why? Any thoughts?
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Strategyone
MoneyMaker111 you need to do a little more research. Claiming the mining process is bad for the environment is an uneducated blind swipe at bitcoin mining which first came up as a scare tactic 5 years or more ago. In fact, even Elon Musk made some comment back then and pulled his support for... MoneyMaker111 you need to do a little more research. Claiming the mining process is bad for the environment is an uneducated blind swipe at bitcoin mining which first came up as a scare tactic 5 years or more ago. In fact, even Elon Musk made some comment back then and pulled his support for Dogecoin for this reason. He then met with scientists who proved to his satisfaction that this argument is purely mis-information. They have done studies to compare the electrical use of the bitcoin network (miners) running and in doing so, also creating the financial transactions that is done on the network. They compared that to what the banking industry uses in electricity to run their transactional network. On a per transaction basis, the crypto networks (being decentralized and sharing data) is more efficient (LESS ELECTRICITY USED) than traditional banking networks. Therefore, you can flip your argument completely. Once more banks start converting or using a crypto based transaction infrastructure, we can use less electricity and slow down the heating of the planet. Also, do a little more research on what progress the makers of the crypto mining machines have been doing. The most powerful miners are now being sold with internal water cooling systems to run at lower temperatures. This also runs quieter than the original machines which needed bigger and louder fans to keep cool. Also, regarding China and Russia. Both countries are charging full speed ahead to develop their own digital (crypto) currencies (so is the US and most developed countries) as they want their own crypto currencies to dominate the world network for financial transactions just like the US Dollar has for decades. This is the primary reason they keep banning or attempting to ban transactions and/or mining. At the same time they turn their heads and continue to profit from these crypto currency networks and let the largest mining operators continue to operate. Their government threats of closure is used as a source of power to have influence on regulations to ultimately compete with the non-government backed crypto's. By the way, as typical for all government driven currencies, these self grown crypto's will never dominate the likes of bitcoin due to the permanent cap on the number of coins (21 million ever). The government back digital currencies will continue to issue new amounts of their coins just like they currently do with FIAT currencies which is an endless inflationary pressure. Good luck in your world. Show more
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Slim6
Bitcoin is crumbling, down 7%. Too many cryptos.
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nowwhat2
Mission Accomplished Next year try this with yer pumpkins https://www.youtube.com/shorts/wUl8AuW53UY .
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MoneyMaker111
Bitcoin was founded by Citibank/U.S. Gov't. SEE IT: [Dorian] Satoshi Nakamoto actually came out and said he worked for Citibank (which was distressed in 2008-2010 when 'Bitcoin collateral' was conjured up) and the U.S. Government. He stated that his name was used as a scapegoat to cover... Bitcoin was founded by Citibank/U.S. Gov't. SEE IT: [Dorian] Satoshi Nakamoto actually came out and said he worked for Citibank (which was distressed in 2008-2010 when 'Bitcoin collateral' was conjured up) and the U.S. Government. He stated that his name was used as a scapegoat to cover up the bank/gov't founding of the project. He stated that, the project was turned over to the bank/gov't upon completion, and that he no longer works for the gov't, and that he cannot discuss it. He also subsequently advised his daughter to "never work for, nor be under the thumb of the U.S. Government." These are the facts. Please look them up for yourself. Bitcoin was used as a U.S. banking sector collateral scheme, not only to rig Citibank's (and other distressed banks') books, but to allow for falsified short-locates for securities, all in violation of securities laws. Bitcoin, and all of scam 'crypto' software, was used as a means for the great financial crisis' can to be kicked to a future generation. Since then, hedge funds (who fund every new scam altcoin pump and dump scheme) have gotten punch-drunk on the crypto scam, now depending on it for their survival. It's all going to crash - horrifically. And more fascinatingly, Bitcoin's so-called Gov't/Citibank whitepaper came out 3 days after the Volkswagen short squeeze put Lehman Brothers (the lender for short borrows) out of business. This all, therefore, was the result of naked short selling. And the problem, clearly, has gotten a lot worse............ Protect yourselves for the carnage that comes next. Winter is coming. Show more
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MoneyMaker111
Bitcoin is HORRIFIC for our Environment. SEE WHY: Rational investors should be reminded that Bitcoin is shown in science to be rapidly overheating the planet due to the so-called 'mining' process. That is because miners run at 70° C. When you sprinkle in the heat data, in BTUs, from... Bitcoin is HORRIFIC for our Environment. SEE WHY: Rational investors should be reminded that Bitcoin is shown in science to be rapidly overheating the planet due to the so-called 'mining' process. That is because miners run at 70° C. When you sprinkle in the heat data, in BTUs, from the millions of other proof-of-work crypto software scams, by conservative metrics, the Earth's atmosphere grows by 1° F every year. So, there is a reason that economic superpowers like China and Russia have banned the scam, society wide. Thus, to advocate for Bitcoin means to advocate for the rapid uninhabitability of our Earth. Bitcoin and crypto-based, digital, Monopoly catshit should be banned worldwide, as the crypto ban is in alignment with the Paris climate accord. United States needs to jump ship on any future idea of crypto before this truth becomes more prevalent and understood. Show more
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Stock Guy777
Lol “L” although I welcome that if it were to happen, which I sincerely doubt! Question is will Microsoft vote tomorrow on investing heavily in bitcoin ??
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nowwhat2
The 2nd crypto crash in a week..." ? This one here being the first ;? https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=175485695 3 DAYS LATER Saturday morning December 7th - "Oh please don't rain on our parade !........We LOVE our XRP !" 3 DAYS LATER .....Whump ! DOGEcoin 5 DAYS... The 2nd crypto crash in a week..." ? This one here being the first ;? https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=175485695 3 DAYS LATER Saturday morning December 7th - "Oh please don't rain on our parade !........We LOVE our XRP !" 3 DAYS LATER .....Whump ! DOGEcoin 5 DAYS LATER Each of 'em with SUCH lofty short term targets too !.......Across the entire social media network !...... Virtually no one even recognized that they were in the middle of a storm ! Unbelievable. . Show more
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europa7
Bitcoin sees another flash crash, leading to $1.52 billion cascade in crypto liquidations Dec. 9, 2024 "...Over-leveraged positions amplify crypto market chaos as $1.52 billion is liquidated in hours amid Bitcoin's second flash crash in a week..."... Bitcoin sees another flash crash, leading to $1.52 billion cascade in crypto liquidations Dec. 9, 2024 "...Over-leveraged positions amplify crypto market chaos as $1.52 billion is liquidated in hours amid Bitcoin's second flash crash in a week..." https://cryptoslate.com/bitcoin-sees-another-flash-crash-leading-to-1-52-billion-cascade-in-crypto-liquidations/ Show more
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europa7
Over $1.4 Billion in Liquidations as Bitcoin (BTC) Dumps by $6K in Hours Dec 9, 2024 "...The total crypto market cap slumped by over $250 billion at one point..." https://cryptopotato.com/over-1-4-billion-in-liquidations-as-bitcoin-btc-dumps-by-6k-in-hours/
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Cosa
I guess the same bears at $20k are going to be logging on soon to let us know its going to $12k 😂.
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STOCKMONSTER
THE DOOM CANDLE JUST APPEARED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOOKS LIKE 70K IS ON IT'S WAY AND THEMN 45K!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU KNOW THE DRILL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MUAHAHHAHAHAHAHHA IT'S SO OVER!!!!!!!!!! IT'S LIKE GOLD MOM!!!! IT'S LIKE GOLD MOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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