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#61

Bitcoin Discussion / Bitcoin price at 31 December 2...

Last post by Italian Panic - Oct 14, 2026, 01:03 PM

Bitcoin has set course for a new bull run, however there remains the uncertainty surrounding the possible IPO of Anthropic and OpenAI, which could drain a fair amount of money from the crypto sector and channel it into the stock market. In short, there's quite a bit of uncertainty.

What price do you expect by 31 December?

#62

Bitcoin Development & Technology / Removal of third party devices...

Last post by Italian Panic - Oct 14, 2026, 12:56 PM

This year 2026 has certainly been the year in which we have witnessed large scale attacks on third party hardware devices: Coldcard, Ledger, Trezor, etc.

Is better to return to basics?

I love using Electrum and all those open source wallets whose source code is reviewed by the open source community and is therefore thoroughly controlled. I generate my own keys and passwords entirely offline and keep them offline.
Could this be the way to regain security and full confidence in using Bitcoin?

#63

Bitcoin Discussion / Bitcoin is for criminal? No, p...

Last post by Italian Panic - Oct 14, 2026, 12:51 PM

This has been one of the main narratives of recent years: that Bitcoin was used to launder money from mafia gangs, drug dealers and so on.
This widespread belief was of course fuelled by the mainstream media and emerged in the wake of the Silk Road case in 2013, following the arrest of Ross ulbricht.
I believe that Bitcoin is a tool offering absolute freedom, free from third parties, and that it has a bright future. A future that will sideline the role of banks, and this really stings them, which is why they speak ill of Bitcoin.

Guys, what do you think?

#64

Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The great democracy of Bit...

Last post by Italian Panic - Oct 14, 2026, 12:44 PM

Oh man, your answer is made by AI   

however, that the democratisation of Bitcoin enables a first rate distribution of wealth and certainly offers an opportunity to everyone, without distinction or exclusion.

#65

Alternate Cryptocurrencies / Re: RWA, Is there really poten...

Last post by Italian Panic - Oct 14, 2026, 12:41 PM

In my view, the market for real world assets, and consequently tokenisation, will be the monetary driving force of the future, where we will be able to sell shares even on Christmas Day. Personally, I would like to try tokenising shares so that, without having to wait for the stock exchange's usual trading hours, I can trade 24 hours a day, non stop, as soon as a news item threatens the stability of a investment portfolio.

#66

Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is better Bitcoin pure ado...

Last post by Italian Panic - Oct 14, 2026, 12:38 PM

I think the health of the ecosystem is measured by how many people are running nodes, holding their own keys, and using Bitcoin for actual settlement. Everything else is noise that eventually has to be reconciled against that base layer. And honestly, the base layer is what makes the whole thing worth anything in the first place.

This is the real problem, in this times is noise who running nodes, preserve his own keys and use bitcoin in total self custody. In this period with a huge quantity of attacks at self custody  provider and hardware we obtain a down in attraction of self custody with a plus for third party method. In this bank like Binance and Coinbase drink the best champagne.

#67

Meta / Re: Request local board and se...

Last post by snowpega - Oct 14, 2026, 11:54 AM

A local version should be in a local wording.

"تم کیسے ہو؟"

This form is acceptable. In discussions if anyone wants to use English and things then the local moderator will make their own decision.

Yeah, good decision indeed. This sounds good.

#68

Meta / Re: Request local board and se...

Last post by WLCNATIVE - Oct 14, 2026, 10:03 AM

A local version should be in a local wording.

"تم کیسے ہو؟"

This form is acceptable. In discussions if anyone wants to use English and things then the local moderator will make their own decision.

#69

Gambling Discussion / Re: Test Cricket Discussion Th...

Last post by Ask55 - Oct 14, 2026, 08:06 AM

Yesterday, the first Test match between Bangladesh and Afghanistan ended in a draw. Bangladesh could not achieve the desired target due to the failure of the batsmen in the last overs when they came out to bat in the first innings. When Afghanistan came out to bat in the first innings, Hasan Mahmud's excellent bowling quickly got Afghanistan all out, giving Bangladesh a lead of over 100 runs. Later, Bangladesh batted in the second innings and set a target of over 450 runs. At one point, it seemed that Zimbabwe would be easily all out and Bangladesh would win the match. In the end, they drew the match with Bangladesh due to the excellent batting of the Afghan team.

#70

Service and Job / Re: Join WeLive Crypto, Contri...

Last post by lucano - Oct 13, 2026, 11:13 PM

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