| Acesontop | Activity https://www.bitcoinmyk.com/members/acesontop/activity/ Activity feed for Acesontop. Fri, 17 Apr 2026 18:11:58 +0000 https://buddypress.org/?v= en 30 hourly 2 25749f7bc4ee40d88690335d9d2ceed7 Days and Weeks acesontop (80)in LeoFinance • 13 hours ago The sentiment on crypto Twitter, especially in the comments sections of tweets by renowned influencers, feels like this range BTC is currently stuck in is never-ending. But need I remind you that the uptrend, from where it fell into this range, seemed never-ending as well? Back in early 2024, after the ETFs went full banana mode, it felt like the ceiling for BTC was gone. We were wrong. Most of us were dead wrong. And for the past six months, BTC has shown us that nobody knows anything for sure in this market. Whoever claims otherwise is a fucking liar. BTC is supposed to have one more dip before skyrocketing, but so far, it refuses to do so. The question we should be asking now is: when will Bitcoin challenge and conquer $74,000 again? My personal take? Q4 of this year. It happened in the past two bull cycles, and history will repeat itself, imo. Q4 of every halving year is bullish as fuck, and the year after the halving marks the top of the bull cycle. It’s never been simpler. Yet, we keep complicating things... Most of us would probably do better if we just bought near the halving and stepped away from the charts for a year after. Personally, I’ve messed around with my portfolio because I stayed too close to the market and got too wrapped up in CT. But nothing too severe... That being said, there's something else I want to mention in this post aside from BTC. It’s altcoins. I don't know if you've noticed, but altcoins have started to show strength against BTC. Not all of them, of course, as BTC.D reflects, but while BTC seems glued to the $63,000 level, some alts are waking up—HIVE included. The same thing happened in 2020. I wasn’t around for the 2017 bull market, but if we can even replicate the 2021 one for altcoins, I’d be more than happy with that. $1,000 invested in the right alts right now could work miracles for your personal wealth. Mainstream media won't tell you that, though... They'll only start talking about BTC when it reaches overheated levels, but by then it’ll be too late. That’ll be weeks, if not days, before the house of cards falls. And yes, I do believe a bull market is a house of cards. Maybe tech will eventually prevail, but it’s going to take time for Bitcoin to stabilize like gold, without the crazy volatility we’re seeing now. Bottom line, no one knows when the market will challenge its previous ATH and enter price discovery again, but we can be sure 2025 is going to be life-changing. Who knows... maybe we’re just days or weeks away from that breakout. We’ll see. Thanks for your attention, Adrian #bitcoin#hodl#crypto#hive#gems#pob#vyb#cent 13 hours ago in LeoFinance by acesontop (80)$6.35 121 votes Reply 5 Sort: Trending [-]christybliss (62) 12 hours ago Good morning. Thank you for frequently updating us on crypto $0.02 1 vote Reply [-]acesontop (80) 9 hours ago My pleasure. $0.00Reply [-]joanstewart (74) 6 hours ago BTC slowly swaying on the pendulum as people in higher places make up their minds on how to implement it. 2017 was prior prying eyes wishing to twist crypto into governments sweaty palms, not many aware of possible power/sway it may hold one day. Good reasoning for Q4 nothing is/has been settled for some time now. @tipu curate $0.02 1 vote Reply [-]acesontop (80) 4 hours ago It is the same thing every cycle. Amazing how similar the cycles are and how predictable human behaviour is. $0.00Reply [-]tipu (67) 1 hour ago Upvoted 👌 (Mana: 65/75) Liquid rewards. $0.00Reply Days and Weeks acesontop (80)in LeoFinance • 13 hours ago photo_2024-09-16_11-50-05.jpg The sentiment on crypto Twitter, especially in the comments sections of tweets by renowned influencers, feels like this range BTC is currently stuck in is never-ending. But need I remind you that the uptrend, from where it fell into this range, seemed never-ending as well? Back in early 2024, after the ETFs went full banana mode, it felt like the ceiling for BTC was gone. We were wrong. Most of us were dead wrong. And for the past six months, BTC has shown us that nobody knows anything for sure in this market. Whoever claims otherwise is a fucking liar. BTC is supposed to have one more dip before skyrocketing, but so far, it refuses to do so. The question we should be asking now is: when will Bitcoin challenge and conquer $74,000 again? My personal take? Q4 of this year. It happened in the past two bull cycles, and history will repeat itself, imo. Q4 of every halving year is bullish as fuck, and the year after the halving marks the top of the bull cycle. It’s never been simpler. Yet, we keep complicating things... Most of us would probably do better if we just bought near the halving and stepped away from the charts for a year after. Personally, I’ve messed around with my portfolio because I stayed too close to the market and got too wrapped up in CT. But nothing too severe... That being said, there's something else I want to mention in this post aside from BTC. It’s altcoins. I don't know if you've noticed, but altcoins have started to show strength against BTC. Not all of them, of course, as BTC.D reflects, but while BTC seems glued to the $63,000 level, some alts are waking up—HIVE included. The same thing happened in 2020. I wasn’t around for the 2017 bull market, but if we can even replicate the 2021 one for altcoins, I’d be more than happy with that. $1,000 invested in the right alts right now could work miracles for your personal wealth. Mainstream media won't tell you that, though... They'll only start talking about BTC when it reaches overheated levels, but by then it’ll be too late. That’ll be weeks, if not days, before the house of cards falls. And yes, I do believe a bull market is a house of cards. Maybe tech will eventually prevail, but it’s going to take time for Bitcoin to stabilize like gold, without the crazy volatility we’re seeing now. Bottom line, no one knows when the market will challenge its previous ATH and enter price discovery again, but we can be sure 2025 is going to be life-changing. Who knows... maybe we’re just days or weeks away from that breakout. We’ll see. Thanks for your attention, Adrian #bitcoin#hodl#crypto#hive#gems#pob#vyb#cent 13 hours ago in LeoFinance by acesontop (80)$6.35 121 votes Reply 5 Sort: Trending [-]christybliss (62) 12 hours ago Good morning. Thank you for frequently updating us on crypto $0.02 1 vote Reply [-]acesontop (80) 9 hours ago My pleasure. $0.00Reply [-]joanstewart (74) 6 hours ago BTC slowly swaying on the pendulum as people in higher places make up their minds on how to implement it. 2017 was prior prying eyes wishing to twist crypto into governments sweaty palms, not many aware of possible power/sway it may hold one day. Good reasoning for Q4 nothing is/has been settled for some time now. @tipu curate $0.02 1 vote Reply [-]acesontop (80) 4 hours ago It is the same thing every cycle. Amazing how similar the cycles are and how predictable human behaviour is. $0.00Reply [-]tipu (67) 1 hour ago Upvoted 👌 (Mana: 65/75) Liquid rewards. $0.00Reply https://www.bitcoinmyk.com/activity/p/682/ Mon, 23 Sep 2024 22:24:07 +0000

Days and Weeks
acesontop (80)in LeoFinance • 13 hours ago

The sentiment on crypto Twitter, especially in the comments sections of tweets by renowned influencers, feels like this range BTC is currently stuck in is never-ending. But need I remind you that the uptrend, from where it fell into this range, seemed never-ending as well?

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]]> 0 46034928141435db6ff4e2cd63d7d862 Gray Tantrum... acesontop (79)in #tech • 2 days ago For the past couple of weeks, I've been doing something I haven't done in a while—looking for a job. Back in 2017, I hoped that through crypto investments and blockchain content creation, I could make a living without the need for a regular job. Six years later, my savings account is almost dried up, and I'm primarily living off my Hive rewards after extensively utilizing this platform. There's no sign of reaching financial freedom through crypto. I initially turned away from traditional work due to the mental toll my experience in Norway had taken on me. Two years as an expat, coupled with prior stints in highly stressful conditions, wrecked my mental health. When I entered the world of crypto, I thought it could be my lifeline. However, with my current earnings, I'm unsure if I can ride the parabolic wave. So, I started looking for work. I've toiled through lousy jobs for most of my life, and now I'm contemplating something different. My nearly six years of experience with Hive has provided me with valuable knowledge in content creation, so I decided to explore content creation-related job opportunities. 26uUsAjKTsXCDw7zixZR182JbFKvgzJ9YwsFpTVcRaGCmsqhA1unTgpqNHdbgc6rBhEzRpp2LJYDeGMuXYky95XqfvdFLjnwuGq7mbhZAs852DtyzaF1Fu4XosaLZyh19ubP2uppfEVqttTNnWX4PXKU3mC5q4mm7CDnk6.jpg In my small country, there isn't much demand for such positions, but I'm not giving up. I never considered using ChatGPT for creating articles for such a job because I hold the originality of my work in high regard. I believe that while AI can be useful, we shouldn't automate everything, as it raises questions about the essence of being human. What's the purpose of being human if we outsource everything to machines? Some might argue that we can travel and enjoy leisure time once robots take over most tasks, but can the majority afford such a lifestyle? I'm currently not in that position. It's been two years since my last vacation. Maybe next year... While exploring content creation-related jobs, I noticed that several descriptions explicitly rejected the use of ChatGPT, stating that they had tools to detect AI-generated articles and would terminate employees who resorted to using AI for writing. I've encountered articles and comments written by ChatGPT on Hive, and in this post, I aim to address the subjective nature of using ChatGPT as a content creator and whether it constitutes plagiarism. First and foremost, I want to clarify that I do not endorse creating Hive content using ChatGPT. However, it's not accurate to label it as plagiarism. Generative AI like ChatGPT relies on data collected from the internet, and its database contains information uploaded only until the year 2021. ChatGPT is unaware of events like the war in Ukraine, for example. There will likely be updates enabling the AI to access real-time data in the future. However, when tasked with creating content, such a service doesn't simply copy and paste someone else's work or ideas. Instead, it summarizes information from its database. Hence, it's not plagiarism in the strictest sense, but it's also not original work. Many believed just a few months ago that AI would rapidly take over content creation. While some news outlets and services have embraced AI-driven content creation, others, like the companies I applied to, resist doing so. Why aren't they eagerly adopting such content creation methods? Because it's not the real deal. It's analogous to real-life situations—sex toys aren't the real deal; therefore, intimate interactions with a human partner are preferred. We don't need to eliminate ChatGPT; it can serve as a useful tool for various tasks where a human touch isn't necessary. At some point, social media may become inundated with bots, and many will realize that too much automation is detrimental. Unfortunately, I haven't received any calls from the companies I applied to. I did include my Hive experience on my resume and take pride in my blogging here. If anyone knows of a job matching my description, even if it pays in crypto, please reach out to me. In the meantime, that's all from me. I wish you all a great day and see you next time. Thanks for your attention, Adrian #hive#chatgpt#ai#leofinance#pob#vyb#cent 2 days ago in #tech by acesontop (79)$23.56 264 votes Reply 2 Sort: Trending [-] indiaunited (67) 2 days ago This post has been manually curated by @steemflow from Indiaunited community. Join us on our Discord Server. Do you know that you can earn a passive income by delegating to @indiaunited. We share more than 100 % of the curation rewards with the delegators in the form of IUC tokens. HP delegators and IUC token holders also get upto 20% additional vote weight. Here are some handy links for delegations: 100HP, 250HP, 500HP, 1000HP. image.png 100% of the rewards from this comment goes to the curator for their manual curation efforts. Please encourage the curator @steemflow by upvoting this comment and support the community by voting the posts made by @indiaunited. $0.00Reply [-] acesontop (79) 2 days ago Much appreciated @steemflow $0.00Reply https://www.bitcoinmyk.com/activity/p/645/ Thu, 21 Sep 2023 17:41:18 +0000

Gray Tantrum…
acesontop (79)in #tech • 2 days ago
For the past couple of weeks, I’ve been doing something I haven’t done in a while—looking for a job. Back in 2017, I hoped that through crypto investments and blockchain content creation, I could make a living without the need for a regular job.

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]]> 0 2e958ccf40a5c941a0a93bd4d529b954 logo AskLeo - Is Bitcoin Ever Gonna Be "A Currency"? acesontop (79)in LeoFinance • 8 hours ago Cash is gradually losing ground when it comes to payments, and to some extent, this is the natural path for a modern society stepping into the digital age at a rapid pace. Just as paying with credit in the early '90s was once unconventional, using crypto for everyday purchases is still a bit unusual these days. I frequently use crypto to pay for groceries and other cashless transactions. However, I'm not directly spending any cryptocurrency; I'm using stablecoins to make these payments. The VISA card I use, issued by Binance, converts my crypto into cash and then facilitates my payments. Arthur Hayek, one of the greatest economists to have ever lived, once said that money is one of the few things specific to the human species that has evolved so little throughout history. Coins and banknotes have been around for ages and don't seem likely to go extinct anytime soon. In 2009, Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin, introduced a brilliant alternative to the current monetary system: a peer-to-peer decentralized money transfer network. However, 14 years after the Bitcoin network was launched, we still haven't witnessed the mass adoption Satoshi envisioned. photo_2023-09-17_15-18-40.jpg The only significant example of Bitcoin being used as envisioned is El Salvador, which made Bitcoin legal tender about two years ago, a few months before Bitcoin's value peaked at $69,000. Other than that, Bitcoin is still primarily seen as a unique digital asset rather than a simple internet currency serving the purposes Nakamoto intended. Excluding the Lightning network, Bitcoin isn't even capable of handling the daily transaction volume that VISA or Mastercard manage. However, neither VISA nor Mastercard can perform the functions that Bitcoin does. When it comes to traditional cash and payments, the centralized authorities that govern them can exert control over those networks at any time. Not long ago, during the Canadian truckers' protests against totalitarian COVID measures, the only way authorities could attempt to stop them was by freezing their accounts. Bitcoin came to the rescue, with the truckers receiving Bitcoin donations. However, to use that Bitcoin for everyday purchases, they had to exchange it for physical cash. Currently, there are no signs of Bitcoin becoming a globally accepted payment currency. But will it ever become a currency? Yes and no. As history has shown, in times of trouble, alternative forms of cash become essential, and that's when Bitcoin shines. However, as long as the conventional financial system remains stable, most Bitcoin users and holders are not inclined to use it as a currency—unless circumstances deteriorate significantly, as in Turkey with soaring inflation or in Argentina. Countries facing severe financial conditions will be the early adopters of cryptocurrencies. Yet, it's important to remember that crypto isn't just about Bitcoin. The demand for stablecoins is on the rise. VISA and PayPal have hinted at the mass adoption of stablecoins as forms of payment, and Elon Musk has also suggested that X (formerly Twitter) will become a major player in the financial world by introducing money transfer and payment options in the near future. X has recently obtained a license for handling crypto, signifying a departure from traditional approaches to payments. HBD of Hive is also a viable candidate for alternative forms of money within the current system. There are already some locations in Cuba accepting both HIVE and HBD in exchange for goods and services. However, as with credit in the early '90s, the acceptance of crypto as a form of payment will initially be met with hesitation and skepticism. The way governments and central banks handle economic data in the coming years will likely drive the demand for cryptocurrencies to be used as actual money beyond our current expectations. For now, we're off to a slow start, and it's doubtful that Bitcoin will become a currency anytime soon, unless a world-altering event like WW3 occurs. What are your thoughts on this? Thanks for your attention, Adrian Posted Using LeoFinance Alpha #bitcoin#hodl#askleo#pob#vyb#cent#leofinance 8 hours ago in LeoFinance by acesontop (79)$43.28 400 votes Reply 16 Sort: Trending [-] beerbod (66) 5 hours ago It is an uphill battle for sure. Governments and institutions want to keep the power they have by having control of money. Recognizing bitcoin to be as good as cash means giving up control. Something I don’t see happening anytime soon. Especially for nations on top of the economy. And Im even willing to bet they would find means to delay the progress of bitcoins adaptation globally. $0.03 1 vote Reply [-] acesontop (79) 5 hours ago This is a revolution of the people. We should not expect any signs of mass adoption coming from governments. Bitcoin is the panacea. $0.00Reply [-] beerbod (66) 5 hours ago Exactly. Main reason im here in Hive is to be part of this digital revolution. To Give back the power to the people. $0.03 1 vote Reply [-] acesontop (79) 5 hours ago Hive is undervalued for its disruption potential. To some extent it is better than Bitcoin in this regard. $0.00Reply [-] beerbod (66) 3 hours ago I have the same exact thoughts. Severely undervalued is Hive and for it to 10x, I wont even consider it the max potential. At 100x might be a bit over but still justifiable. $0.00Reply [-] acesontop (79) 3 hours ago 100X would be great. Seeing more social media influencers coming to Hive would also be great. $0.00Reply [-] parmakov61 (53) 7 hours ago 👍👍👍 $0.03 1 vote Reply [-] acesontop (79) 7 hours ago 😉 $0.001 vote Reply [-] yecier (65) 2 hours ago I believe that Bitcoin will remain as an refugee asset or value protector, for payments will be adopted other cruptocurrencies like #BCH or Hive (HBD). Of course, Bitcoin can be used for payments if increase his blocksize or LN get a full adoption (or another 2dn Layer come out for these purposes). $0.03 1 vote Reply [-] acesontop (79) 2 hours ago True. Bitcoin as it is can only function as money for currency exchanges between states or big businesses not for retail use. $0.00 1 vote Reply [-] redditposh (73) 7 hours ago https://reddit.com/r/btc/comments/16l04ld/is_bitcoin_ever_gonna_be_a_currency/ The rewards earned on this comment will go directly to the people( @dx68 ) sharing the post on Reddit as long as they are registered with @poshtoken. Sign up at https://hiveposh.com. $0.00Reply [-] acesontop (79) 6 hours ago So, I finally surfaced to Reddit? 😀 $0.00Reply [-] readthisplease (77) 6 hours ago its going to take a very long time $0.00Reply [-] acesontop (79) 6 hours ago And it's going to be a twisted road... $0.00Reply [-] oasiskp2 (59) 1 hour ago Such a rhetorical question, I think the journey to achieve that is still far. $0.00Reply [-] acesontop (79) 51 minutes ago Most certainly. $0.00Reply https://www.bitcoinmyk.com/activity/p/639/ Sun, 17 Sep 2023 19:56:28 +0000

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AskLeo – Is Bitcoin Ever Gonna Be “A Currency”?
acesontop (79)in LeoFinance • 8 hours ago
Cash is gradually losing ground when it comes to payments, and to some extent, this is the natural path for a modern society stepping into the digital age at a rapid pace. Just as paying with credit in the early ’90s was once unconventional, using c…Read More

]]> 0 04f2c5e5b84dca042c3f4c1ec0e90fb3 Where's the Recession? A Closer Personal Look at Economic Realities acesontop (79)in #life • 8 days ago Is the shadow of a recession truly looming over us? From where I stand, it's nowhere to be found. Nestled in a picturesque tourist hub, I can attest that this year has witnessed a thriving surge in local activities. Even as rain momentarily drizzles down this afternoon, spring's arrival has breathed life into our region, much like any other year. Visitors from all corners of the country, along with curious foreigners, have flocked to our charming town. They've willingly paid a premium for accommodations and dining, embarked on scenic boat cruises that embody the pinnacle of vacationing here, and then seamlessly moved on with their lives. Some were merely transients, stopping briefly as they journeyed through for a slice of their own adventure. photo_2023-08-29_16-33-26.jpg Unlike 2020, when Romanian vacationers turned their focus inwards, opting for domestic destinations, this year they spread their wings to places like Greece, Albania, and Croatia. Money has flowed, and the ominous signs of a recession remain conspicuously absent. Autumn approaches, and the beaches in Romania still teem with tourists relishing in the pleasures of life—feasting, imbibing, and embracing leisure. These guests, undeterred by soaring prices, illustrate the undeniable reality: costs have escalated considerably compared to a year or two ago. So, where's the recession hiding? My eyes catch no glimpse of it. But let's pause and consider the standard definition of a recession before dissecting why it won't be knocking on our doors anytime soon. A recession denotes a significant economic downturn within a nation or globally. This downturn features a contraction in gross domestic product (GDP), diminished consumer spending, reduced business investments, escalating unemployment rates, and other markers of economic decline. While a normal part of economic cycles, its repercussions ripple through various societal facets. News may have swirled about Germany and The Netherlands recently stepping into a recession, yet my friends living in Germany haven't mentioned their jobs being imperiled. In fact, I stumbled upon a report today stating that Germany just voted to elevate basic income for asylum seekers and the unemployed by 12%. Such initiatives hardly align with a recession narrative. Curious about the sectors hit earliest by a recession, I consulted ChatGPT, and here's the outcome: Untitled.png Here in our neck of the woods, these two indicators remain unscathed by any recession. A more detailed perusal of real-world data corroborates that real estate and construction in my country are far from crippled. So, the question persists—where is the elusive recession hiding? Ironically, the very expectation of a recession could be its undoing. Investors, including those in the crypto realm, often sideline themselves, anticipating a recession as an opportunity to augment their portfolios. Unfortunately, they might stay parked on the sidelines until the market's zenith. When the S&P500 and Bitcoin eventually peak—successively or in tandem—only then might a recession rear its head. Or perhaps not. Regardless, if you've strategically locked in some profits during the current bull run, navigating a recession's challenges should prove more manageable. It's a truism: when the masses anticipate something, it often fails to materialize. Did we foresee the black swan of 2020's pandemic? Hardly, yet it consumed two full years of our lives. Could anyone have predicted Bitcoin's resurgence to $20,000 post-pandemic? Not many, but the crypto sphere was treated to an impressive bull market, capped by a resounding $69,000 all-time high for the golden cryptocurrency. Will history repeat itself this time? Place your bets... And before I conclude, permit me to highlight that those assessing recession status via traditional methods are overlooking significant "side data." A forthcoming post will delve into the emergence of parallel economies, which, in my opinion, these assessments often miss. Oh, and one final note: to my modest understanding of economics, simultaneous unregulated inflation (which we're undoubtedly witnessing) and a recession are incompatible bedfellows... What's your perspective? Thanks for your attention, Adrian #money#leofinance#hodl#pob#vyb#cent 8 days ago in #life by acesontop (79)$17.19 128 votes Reply 6 Sort: Trending [-] captainquack22 (68) 8 days ago Black swan can still strike but well be ready to rip the dip if so. Lets get some sets in, and keep rockin Ace. $0.02 1 vote Reply [-] acesontop (79) 8 days ago Black swans can always happen. Living in fear is not much productive though. $0.02 1 vote Reply [-] captainquack22 (68) 8 days ago Have no fear... Lets drink a !BEER haha $0.02 1 vote Reply [-] acesontop (79) 8 days ago 20230826_153005.jpg $0.02 1 vote Reply [-] captainquack22 (68) 6 days ago Oh hell nah bro lol Lemme go catch up on your posts you beast hehe. $0.00Reply [-] acesontop (79) 6 days ago Not much to catch up on... $0.02 1 vote Reply https://www.bitcoinmyk.com/activity/p/617/ Wed, 06 Sep 2023 23:43:05 +0000

Where’s the Recession? A Closer Personal Look at Economic Realities
acesontop (79)in #life • 8 days ago
Is the shadow of a recession truly looming over us? From where I stand, it’s nowhere to be found. Nestled in a picturesque tourist hub, I can attest that this year has witnessed a thriving surge in local activities. Even as rain m…Read More

]]> 0 ff781ff993e1496212c19354518a6cf1 logo Crypto's Boldest Move Yet: The Biggest Bull Market In Bitcoin's History Might Be In Play acesontop (79)in #bitcoin • 18 hours ago The social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, has obtained a license required for crypto payments and trading in the US. The Rhode Island Currency Transmitter License was approved to X on 28 August, according to data displayed on NMLS. This license is required to provide virtual asset related services on behalf of users. It will enable the social media platform to store, transfer and exchange digital assets for its massive user base. source Not too long ago, Elon Musk took to the stage and announced his plan to transform Twitter into an all-encompassing app – a concept I've heard elsewhere too 😉. He's set his sights on devouring a substantial chunk of the existing financial system once Twitter evolves into this ambitious everything app. photo_2023-08-31_13-34-56.jpg Elon is renowned for his audacious proclamations and his knack for delivering captivating speeches that secure him the attention he so desires. I once dedicated an entire blog post to him, dubbing him an "attention vampire," and my perspective remains unaltered. The man undeniably craves attention, recognizing that merely holding the title of the world's wealthiest individual, based on official numbers, falls short of his aspirations. Yet, to his credit, he's known to follow through on his plans. This was evident with Tesla, where a slew of user-requested software updates were promptly implemented. And now, the world's wealthiest individual, as per the official figures, is actively pursuing his vision of transforming Twitter into the all-encompassing app he envisions. As indicated by the quotes from the introduction, Elon has obtained the necessary license for X, formerly known as Twitter, to facilitate cryptocurrency payments and trading within the US. Elon is indeed involved in the cryptocurrency realm, albeit he maintains a low profile, especially during bear markets. However, the disparity between him and us lies in his ability to leverage crypto at opportune moments. He pumped DOGE and propelled it to astronomical all-time highs in 2021, adopted BTC as payment for Tesla vehicles when it made strategic sense, and shut the door on such payment options when BTC seemed to be peaking. He might also have a few other positive surprises in store for us. In my personal assessment, if Elon successfully transforms Twitter into an app that combines social interaction with the capability to transfer funds, including cryptocurrencies, globally, there's a strong likelihood that DOGE will be integrated into Twitter's crypto plans. It's unlikely to be positioned as a store of value within Twitter, but my intuition suggests it could serve a purpose in transfers or a similar capacity. We've already had the ability to tip content creators with Bitcoin using the Lightning Network, and Twitter's relationship with crypto isn't likely to conclude here, especially now that Elon has obtained the necessary license for crypto payments and trading in the US. Elon's intelligence is undeniable, and he's often ahead of his time in his thinking. Cryptocurrency is not a passing trend; it would be foolish to assume that we'll remain stagnant in terms of mass adoption and price range due to inflation, recession, or any other factors. Cryptocurrency has consistently experienced exponential growth, and we should anticipate that trend to continue. But there's even more promising news on the Twitter front. Video & audio calls coming to X: Works on iOS, Android, Mac & PC No phone number needed X is the effective global address book That set of factors is unique. This excerpt is taken from an official tweet by Elon Musk, revealing forthcoming valuable enhancements to Twitter's functionality. You see, Zuckerberg attempted to outmaneuver Twitter with Meta's Threads, an endeavor to lure away some of Twitter's users, but it failed. Now, Elon is propelling Twitter into the realm of everything apps, preempting Facebook by incorporating payment and cash and crypto transfers within the app. It's safe to say that one of the most significant bull markets in the world of crypto is upon us, and the signs are clear. The recent victorious case against the SEC by Grayscale is not merely another instance of a crypto bull trap, despite some influencers attempting to mislead their followers. A Bitcoin spot ETF will likely gain approval in the US quite soon (mark my words), and many non-tech-savvy individuals from the baby boomer generation will likely enter the Bitcoin market via BlackRock, VanEck, and other intermediaries. Pay attention to the finer details and connect the dots – you'll appreciate it down the line. Thanks for your attention, Adrian #twitter#hodl#crypto#leofinance#pob#vyb#cent#ctp 18 hours ago in #bitcoin by acesontop (79)$8.56 103 votes Reply 1 Sort: Trending [-] stefano.massari (71) 17 hours ago The news about X (Formerly Twitter) seems interesting. I agree with you that cryptocurrencies are not a passing trend. In Italy still talking about HIVE is something strange. Talking about blockchain-based social networks is not fashionable, but I believe that sooner or later both gaming and social networks will all be based on blockchain. Thanks for sharing information $0.00Reply https://www.bitcoinmyk.com/activity/p/605/ Fri, 01 Sep 2023 04:41:47 +0000

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Crypto’s Boldest Move Yet: The Biggest Bull Market In Bitcoin’s History Might Be In Play
acesontop (79)in #bitcoin • 18 hours ago
The social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, has obtained a license required for crypto payments and trading in the US.

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]]> 0 3c2cfb7ae260f023ee77488d84eb969f Communities Decoding Elon Musk's Plan: Will the "DOGE Standard" Shine Bright in X(Twitter)? 79 Adrian @acesontop • 4 days ago LeoFinance Badge 3 min read When it comes to Doge, I have a sort of love-hate relationship. On one hand, I kind of hate DOGE because I let it go too soon back in late 2019 when I owned close to 600,000 coins. Out of naivety and lack of boldness, I traded them all for other shitcoins. But on the other hand, I love it... DOGE is the meme of all memes in the crypto space, but it's not actually quite the joke as some take it to be, and I have a few reasons backing this statement. First and foremost, DOGE is "pretty decentralized." I mean, Ripple is a bigger shitcoin than DOGE, and on top of that, DOGE has insanely low transaction fees and quite good transfer speed. The flying doggo rivals Hive in terms of transfer speeds, but it's not actually free of charge. However, you can't compare the fees on the Dogecoin chain with the ones of the Ethereum blockchain, for example, or even Bitcoin. Image from thread DOGE had an insane rally back in 2021, a rally that left many of us with our mouths open when Elon Musk shared "that tweet," calling himself the Dogelord and saying that the DOGE standard will take over the financial system. The price of one DOGE has cooled down a lot from its $0.7 ATH, but it is still way higher than the level it was at ($0.002) back in 2019 when I dumped it. Every bull market has its hyped tokens that have the potential of making some of us millionaires, and the current bull market is no exception. What's going to be the next DOGE (doing a 350X bottom to peak)? Well, what if it's DOGE again? What if Dogecoin is not dead... Let's see why Dogecoin has a good chance of growing big time once again... So, what is Dogecoin? It is a hardfork of a chain called Luckycoin, which is a fork of Litecoin, which is a fork of Bitcoin. Thus, we can say that Dogecoin has a bit of "Bitcoin pedigree" in itself. Dogecoin, as stated in the introduction, is a decentralized blockchain with a current inflation rate of about 3% and a bit over 140 billion coins in circulation. Some say that a large chunk of the whole supply is in the hands of one wallet and that the large whale holding such a big portion of the supply might be Elon Musk. Image from thread We don't have any confirmation yet on this matter, but what we know for sure is that Jackson Palmer, one of the co-founders of Dogecoin, dumped all of his coins a long time ago and was, at some point, advising people not to buy it... Bad move and bad word of advice, as DOGE has proved to be quite a performer. Lately, Elon Musk changed the name of Twitter into X, which, in my opinion, is inspired by one of his early companies named X.com. If you go and check Elon Musk's Twitter profile, you're going to see that under the location section, he has XD filled, which might come from "love for DOGE" or "X(Twitter) Doge," which could point out to something big. A few days ago, Musk announced that Twitter becoming X is not just a company name rebrand. When he made such a move, he had some big plans for the bluebird app. According to his claims, X(Twitter) aims at disrupting the financial system in a way that's not traditional at all. Image from thread He tells us that he's not planning on taking over something like half of the global financial system by doing what's already done, but by creating a new one. If he plans on embedding Dogecoin in what the X app aims at becoming (something way bigger than what Twitter ever was), then we should expect DOGE entering the two-digit price mark. If Musk plans on making Twitter the everything app where content creators can earn revenue from ads, where users can send funds across the globe almost instantly, communicate as they do on every other social media app without the burdens of censorship, and be part of a new economy, and if DOGE is going to be an integral part of all of that, then the meme coin will find its use case, and we could expect trillions of market cap pouring into it. All of this might be nothing more than suppositions and "wet dreaming," but what is certain in this world anymore, and who said one should not imagine or envision a future where cryptocurrencies will have real-life use cases and utility? Not financial advice, but owning some DOGE would not be a bad idea in case "it catches on." What do you think? source of images Thanks for your attention, Adrian Posted Using LeoFinance Alpha 11 202 $NaN 71 @cryptictruth 4 days ago It might, but don't count on Elon to do anything to help other. He will only do things to fan his ego. 0 1 $NaN 79 Adrian @acesontop 4 days ago I know, Elon has a big ego, but who knows, maybe he has something in the cards for DOGE... 0 0 $NaN https://www.bitcoinmyk.com/activity/p/593/ Fri, 04 Aug 2023 01:17:29 +0000

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]]> 0 e825e5b2b5afa160eb47f7ca953bebfc The Bitcoin Bonzana: "Let the Good Times Roll..." avatar of @acesontop 79 Adrian @acesontop • 8 hours ago LeoFinance Badge 3 min read Yesterday is a thing of the past, and today we're back in action! It's fascinating how the psychology of the masses works, and once you master your emotions, build your beliefs on solid foundations, and clear your vision from all the noise and distractions, you can leverage it to your advantage in the world of crypto. Do you remember what Bitcoin was like when you first entered the crypto space? It was a $3,000 digital currency on the verge of being banned in China. Some saw it as a money-making asset for tech enthusiasts, while others hailed it as the ultimate form of sound money. Do you recall that conference with Pompliano and no attendees? Imagine passionately preaching about the future importance of Bitcoin to an empty conference hall. You have to admire Pompliano's dedication in educating the masses about the true value of Bitcoin, rather than merely enticing them with speculative gains. Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock Inc., once referred to Bitcoin as an "international asset" and expressed a desire to make investing in cryptocurrency more accessible and affordable. Quite the transformation, considering back in 2017 when I first entered the crypto scene, he stated that "Bitcoin just shows you how much demand for money laundering there is in the world." A radical change of opinion in just a few years, wouldn't you say? Image from thread But let's not be fooled. Fink isn't delusional or full of it. He's simply serving the interests of the company he runs, which aspires to become a global investment behemoth. Don't for a second believe that BlackRock, now seemingly bullish on Bitcoin and even filing for a Bitcoin spot ETF, will start accumulating Bitcoin. Oh no, my friend. That's not their game. These financial giants hoard specific assets while publicly disparaging them. They understand their influence and the power of their words to sway the masses. Their strategy is to accumulate as much as possible while undermining Bitcoin, and once their bags are almost full, they initiate a pump. Only a few astute individuals can see through this game, which is why they remain steadfast amid wild price swings. In reality, the most effective way to navigate the crypto market is to take a relatively long-term view. Buy when everyone is bearish, or at least pretending to be, and sell when the plebs turn bullish. When unexpected acquaintances start calling you, asking how to buy Bitcoin, that's the time to start considering a dump. Remember, the majority is typically wrong, late to the party, and often on the sidelines when they should be accumulating. You'd be surprised how many potential crypto enthusiasts are still on the sidelines, waiting for confirmation that we're in a bull market. WE ARE IN A BULL MARKET. We've been in one since BTC surpassed $15,000 and soared past $20,000. It won't skyrocket overnight, but the trend is crystal clear (at least to me), and it's wise to ride the wave until the trend loses its friendly nature. A few months ago, my internet pal (the gaylord himself who somehow managed to have two great kids with a biological woman), @trumpman raised the question of who would buy BTC amidst the societal turmoil we're experiencing. Well, it seems that BlackRock is diving in, MicroStrategy is also diving in, and many cautious investors who want to play this game safely are doing so through these funds. The landscape is ever-changing, and with each cycle, a new narrative emerges that inflates our portfolios. This time, I'm determined to secure some profits, though 😀, unlike my experiences in 2017 and 2021. According to BlackRock's CEO, Larry Fink, Bitcoin is akin to digital gold, while "Ethereum is the world's financial supercomputer, with $ETH serving as programmable ultra-sound money". Isn't that entertaining? If you're not captivated yet, you soon will be. Just don't sit on the sidelines now and avoid succumbing to excessive greed when the good times arrive. The juiciest parts lie in between, and that's what I'm after... How about you? Thanks for your attention, Adrian Posted Using LeoFinance Alpha 1 138 $NaN avatar of @poshthreads 70 Posh Threads @poshthreads 5 hours ago https://leofinance.io/threads/acesontop/re-leothreads-hmp6e2bg The rewards earned on this comment will go directly to the people ( acesontop ) sharing the post on LeoThreads,LikeTu,dBuzz. 0 0 $NaN https://www.bitcoinmyk.com/activity/p/561/ Thu, 06 Jul 2023 19:15:29 +0000

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Today, I had my last attempt at explaining Bitcoin and cryptocurrency to anyone. I've realized that my closest friends and family have a… 242 2 18 $1.57 USD I'm Done Explaining Bitcoin... To Anyone... 18 comments / 0 reblogs @acesontop 2d 79 LeoFinance LEOFINANCE 3 MIN READ 673 WORDS Today, I had my last attempt at explaining Bitcoin and cryptocurrency to anyone. I've realized that my closest friends and family have a minimal understanding of it, and I no longer feel the need to test my patience with anyone who is trapped in the current system. I am no longer a crypto advocate; I am now a crypto individual. I live off crypto and believe that Bitcoin, along with several other projects, will play an essential role in the future of the internet and the digital economy. I have no incentive to persuade others to understand what I'm experiencing on a daily basis. As the saying goes, "everyone buys Bitcoin at the price they deserve." These "clever" people who believe they have it all figured out will flock to Bitcoin once everything falls apart (metaphorically speaking). So why am I so frustrated? I recently had a ten-minute conversation with an accountant, trying to convince him of my case, only for him to end the discussion with the statement that "crypto is not palpable." Well, is your money in your bank account palpable? I don't think so. It's not even yours if, by some chance, you disobey the law or the crooked fiscal system. Imagine, this guy didn't even know what fractional reserve means. What kind of education do these people receive to obtain these positions? The financial and political system as we know it is collapsing due to its own design flaws, and everything that belonged to the old system is about to get destroyed. The missiles won't come from North Korea; they will come from the flawed system itself. FuntW2jWYAI837I.jpg There are rumors that Saudi Arabia is selling oil for yuan, which they convert into gold on the Shanghai International Gold Exchange (SGEI). This news, along with other clues, points to a potential de-dollarization process, currently being pushed by China and Russia, which will mostly benefit the BRICS countries, especially China. And more news like this is coming out. The Brazilian President recently announced his support for creating a new currency for BRICS nations to trade with. Meanwhile, First Republic lost over 40% of its deposits, approximately $72 billion, in the first quarter of this year. Its shares sank nearly 50%, and it's expected to be seized by the US government. This is the bank that Jim Cramer praised a few weeks ago, calling it solid, while at the same time trashing Bitcoin and urging investors to sell it. It seems like Bitcoin is a better alternative to bank stocks, and sooner rather than later, it will be a better alternative to any savings account. And speaking of savings, the "have fun staying poor" saying is finally starting to make sense for the average Brit. According to Huw Pill, the Bank of England's chief economist, British households and businesses "need to accept" that they are poorer and stop seeking pay increases and pushing prices higher. Wasn't taming inflation the purpose of increasing rates? I see no sign of that, except for paying more for credit and banks collapsing in the US, with probably major ones in the EU to follow. Christine Lagarde, the ECB President, has recently come to a bright conclusion. However, same as Elizabeth Warren, she has proven to be probably as knowledgeable as I am or even worse when it comes to understanding "how money and power works." Lagarde believes that China's trade partners holding more yuan in reserve could reduce the dominance of "our Western payment system." Why does she think Xi Jinping paid visits to countries such as Russia, UAE, and other major political and economic players for the past few months? It's not like they were playing monopoly; they are somehow playing a game but with real money, real guns and real people... So, back to the accountant who refuses to see value in Bitcoin and crypto, what is he missing? Probably a one in a lifetime chance for early access to digital monetary sovereignty. Probably... Thanks for your attention, Adrian Posted Using LeoFinance Beta BITCOIN HODL CRYPTO VYB POB POSH CTP BLOCKCHAIN LEOFINANCE 242 2 18 $1.57 USD Begin editing... 18 Comments REWARD mistakili 2d He has probably never tried to send money cross border Posted Using LeoFinance Beta 1 $0.01 USD Reply acesontop 79 2d I don't know if he's been anywhere else than this country. 0 $0.00 USD Reply krabgat 2d I appreciate you sharing your opinions and ideas on Bitcoin, as well as the current economic and political climate. Hearing from someone who has adopted cryptocurrency as a way of life and thinks it has the power to completely transform the digital economy is fascinating. I concur that many people still only have a basic understanding of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, and it might be difficult to try to explain them. I believe it's critical to keep enlightening people and spreading awareness of the advantages of cryptocurrency. The goal is to build a more fair, decentralised financial system that is good for everyone. 2 $0.02 USD Reply acesontop 79 2d We shall fight till the end... 0 $0.00 USD Reply krabgat 2d One for all and all for one! 0 $0.00 USD Reply acesontop 79 2d ;) 0 $0.00 USD Reply latinowinner 2d correct, blockchain, virtual Reality,Web3, NFT are the future 1 $0.01 USD Reply acesontop 79 2d All part of the future but not the whole spectrum. 0 $0.00 USD Reply readthisplease 2d i gave up last year, i like the tag crypto individual. i only talk about crypto when i am being asked. i dont initiate the conversation first any more 3 $0.02 USD Reply acesontop 79 2d What I should probably be doing. 1 $0.00 USD Reply poshthreads 2d https://leofinance.io/threads/@acesontop/re-leothreads-4rk2or The rewards earned on this comment will go directly to the people ( acesontop ) sharing the post on LeoThreads,LikeTu,dBuzz. 2 $0.00 USD Reply bearbear613 2d My wife still doesn't understand it and I have been trying to explain for years. All she knows is ETH not $10k 1 $0.01 USD Reply acesontop 79 2d She will figure it out ultimately. Posted Using LeoFinance Beta 1 $0.00 USD Reply infynytymining 2d When you try to get people involved in crypto and explain it to them, they always make try to make a full out of you but just leave them, they will come running back to you. Anyone who understands blockchain and how crypto works will not dare to make a comparison with the banks. People are just not open minded to learn new and advancing technologies. It's just their bad and to their disadvantage anyways. 1 $0.01 USD Reply acesontop 79 2d It's their loss ultimately... Posted Using LeoFinance Beta 0 $0.00 USD Reply brennanhm 2d It all reminds me of the Matrix. Most people are hopelessly enslaved to the system, and they will fight to protect it. Posted Using LeoFinance Beta 1 $0.01 USD Reply acesontop 79 2d 99% of them. 0 $0.00 USD Reply scholaris 1d Think while it's still legal. I was part of a root cause evaluation for an error event at a power plant. It's a long drawn out process that essentially "nickel dimes" everything possible that could have contributed to an error. After all interviews and analyses concluded, one of the errors cited was an "improper" trail of thoughts that contributed to the problem. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. If entities like government or companies could police your thoughts, they would. What's worse, science is slowly and methodically perfecting existing technology that could make this a very dark reality. Thank you very much for your article. I'm sorry for the frustrations you faced. I hope to also be knowledgeable about crypto and utilize it for my daily activities. 0 $0.00 USD Reply @acesontop/distortion-overload @acesontop 3d 79 DEEP DIVES Distortion Overload One of my best friends is eagerly awaiting the arrival of his first child. 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It's all over the news by now that a gold heist took place at an airport in Canada, which "earned the thieves" something like $100 million… 77 1 7 $0.57 USD @acesontop/askleo-what-were-your-best-and-your-worst-moments-in-crypto @acesontop 9d 79 LeoFinance LEOFINANCE AskLeo - What Were Your Best and Your Worst Moments in Crypto? The bull market is not over. If you think otherwise, after seeing Bitcoin lose momentum while trying to conquer $31k, you're going to be… 59 17 $0.75 USD @acesontop/russia-goes-crypto-but-there-s-a-catch @acesontop 9d 79 LeoFinance LEOFINANCE Russia Goes Crypto. But There's a Catch... 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