I just know it. So I won't buy just so the rest of you can make some money.

But only if you make a good serious plan for it.

If you're able to save 1 BTC for your descendants, then one method looks like this.

2056 [ 4.5 hours ].

1. Generation shares 0.11 BTC.

2. Generation shares 0.22 BTC.

2086 [ 576 hours ].

1. Generation shares 0.11 BTC.

2. Generation shares 0.22 BTC.

2116 [ 150,000 hours ].

1. Generation shares 0.11 BTC.

2. Generation shares 0.22 BTC.

This is the distribution order of one of the multi-sig interlocking methods.

[ hours ] indicate how long it will take all the worlds mining pools to create the same amount of BTC, that your grandchildren is gifted by your foresight, should the blockchain protocol continue uninterrupted.

It's a guideline to the enormous potential of owning BTC into the next decade.

Something very few of us will live to experience.. .

But our grandchildren and their children will.

I have been bullish on Bitcoin for some time now but I have suddenly reached a point where I am no longer confident of the system. I have DCA for years and suddenly my COLD wallet lost half its value for no plausible reason. Half the sats disappeared when I look on mempool. So what I felt was a safe bet in a cold wallet is actually not safe at all. My wallet says the sats are there but the Bitcoin blockchain (using mempool or any watch-only app) says they are not. More to come I guess as I can look back and see the transactions but who puts the sats back in my wallet?

Hello!! I've been trying to exchange a digital visa gift card on NoOnes, but it seems like no sellers accepts them. They want physical cards. Is there a reason for that? Is there anywhere else I can go to exchange the gift card? Thank you!!

I’m a 17 year old developer who’s been in the cryptocurrency field for a while now.

I wanted to ask you guys about different ways of purchasing crypto under 18.

All exchanges just as Coinbase, Kraken, etc. require you to be 18 and provide proof of identity to confirm this.

I have my own bank account under my name with access to Zelle. What I’ve been doing so far is using P2P sites like LocalCoinSwap and paying with Zelle to buy crypto off other people.

This method is extremely inefficient as many sellers on LocalCoinSwap ask for ID too and I really don’t want to send any documents to a complete stranger. The sellers that don’t ask for ID, add an insane premium like 15% or 20% on their prices.

Buying crypto just to instantly lose 20% of my money is not worth it in any way.

Do you guys have any other methods of buying crypto being under 18 where I won’t have to pay insane premiums?

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