One step at a time, yet accepting bitcoin payments would also be a step in the right direction, even though the USA and other countries have tax and accounting obstacles for the acceptance of payment and also potential tax and accounting problems for buyers to be sending their bitcoin for goods and services.
Calling bitcoin "digital gold" is such an undervaluation for bitcoin. I don't think people realize there will come a time, when everyone in the world will rely on bitcoin, and it will be impossible to make more of.
Calling bitcoin digital gold is what possibly "saved" bitcoin somewhere between 2011 and 2021, but this is just my interpretation.
Maybe 'saved' it too strong a word, but certainly this interpretation cleared it up to gain the acceptance of wider audiences.
yes. not being seen as a rival to the USD helped. That goes along with small blocks, so it's not used as everyday money for paying coffee and shit
It could be used for everyday money and for paying for coffee and shit, if there was some friendly tax exemption for smaller transactions and also if there weren't certain kinds of passive aggressive hostilities, such a debanking folks who had been engaging in bitcoin-related businesses and making bitcoin-related transactions.
100K isn't acting as a support yet, the price fluctuates wildly around it.
That is still a kind of support..
yeah, not solid support, but still. I am not going to complain.
100K isn't acting as a support yet, the price fluctuates wildly around it.
well maybe we move past 111k and hold it
sideways action 107-115 coming up by friday.
$111,111.11 seems too low, and a weird number to hold.
yeah, you said going past it... gosh even $120k to $130k might be on the low end for the initial burst.. .. but yeah, it is hard to know, until it happens (that is if it happens).
seeing the "100" or so in the price gives me flashbacks of 2013... I couldn't even afford instant ramen at that time
I remember back at the end of 2011 there was someone on this forum who was selling packs of ramen for 1 BTC each. I hope that guy held onto his coins. Seemed so insignificant back then, but fortunes couldve been made on anything at that time.
Interesting. I don't recall hearing or reading anything about Ramen for bitcoin, but yeah, I did not start reading forum threads until 2014, and then it took me a few years just to venture outside of this here dear WO thread.
In the last few years, I have read through quite a few forum threads even some of the historical ones... to the extent feasible in my own schedule..
