🚨NOW: Schiff says weak-hand panic will make the next Bitcoin dump even uglier. https://t.co/SEFaRODeqm ...

RT Amy (@maison_d_ami)I don't expect anyone to congratulate me... but I took some profits I had from #bitcoin and paid off every cent of debt from my 81 year old family business.A commitment I made to my Mom and Dad.It took 30 years - I promised I would take care of it all.They are gone, I got them through life without anymore tragedies.I wish I could tell them I finished "MY assignment" - by the grace of God.I still have an outsized stack - but it was time.Mom would have said "GOOD JOB AMY" ...

RT Totally Depraved Boomer, OP_RETURN Moron (@UglyOldGoat1)I just published Why Bitcoin Became a Distant Second to Gold After October 10, 2025 (Part 2). Enjoy this great Sunday read. https://t.co/Eu9EQVtbbw@giacomozucco @NickSzabo4 @mattkratter @Excellion @LukeDashjr @stephanlivera @saylor @nic__carter @CorySwan @jackmallers @CryptoHayes @natbrunell @joakimbook @JuanSGalt @adam3us @ToneVays @jimmysong @knutsvanholm @TheGuySwann ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Anarcho-capitalism is a wonderfully abstract ideal that can inspire innovation. It helped inspire me to help invent cryptocurrency.But real-world cryptocurrencies are not trustless -- they are trust-minimized. Each cryptocurrency has a legal attack surface, representing the kinds of ways governments and/or private entities can practically use law to disrupt their operations. The layer 1 of a good trust-minimized cryptocurrency like Bitcoin can withstand much more interference than ...

🔥 JUST IN: The UK now holds just under $5.2B in $BTC. https://t.co/VAbTCQyA88 ...

Scalability & Legal Concerns - Bitcoin's scalability to global adoption raises concerns about legal liability for ordinary users due to the potential storage of undeletable illegal content by archival nodes [1] Content Management - The question is posed on how Bitcoin can responsibly scale without exposing users to escalating legal liability if archival nodes store undeletable illegal content forever [1]

Bitcoin Development & Risk Assessment - The industry expresses a desire for more trust-minimized and less risky solutions than BIP 444 for financial transaction immutability [1] - The industry acknowledges the value in addressing SegWit discount and inscription-related bugs [2] - The industry is concerned about added complexity and risk associated with comprehensive forks [2] - The industry emphasizes the need for independent developer inspection and analysis of more complicated forks [2] Bitcoin Functionality & Spam Mitigation - The industry aims to minimize the rugging of useful financial functionality while addressing spam [3] - The industry wants to rug spammers, specifically those using Bitcoin for legible content [3] Fork Considerations - The industry supports simple soft forks [2] - The industry suggests a more comprehensive fork would require more time for analysis [2]

Market Trend - Bitcoin's future direction is being discussed [1]

Market Analysis - Market pullback analysis includes reasons for price drops and increased investor fear [1] - Discussion on whether the current situation is a bear market or a healthy correction [1] - Analysis of asset performance and identification of potential opportunities [1] - Identification of signals that could indicate a market reversal [1] Key Discussion Points - Drivers behind the spiking fear and the ongoing sell-off [2] - Examination of expectations versus reality and seasonal trends [2] - Analysis of why markets sold off despite Nvidia's positive earnings [2] - Assessment of whether Bitcoin's 30-35% drawdown is normal [2] - Discussion on factors making this sell-off feel different [2] - Impact of the Federal Reserve's potential December rate cut, jobs data, and midterm elections [2] - Discussion on AI, leverage, and private credit [2] - Emphasis on innovation as a long-term market driver [2]

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