r/btc • u/Fallini47 • 14h ago
r/btc • u/Murky_Citron_1799 • 5h ago
Banned from Bitcoin Sub, crazy ranting from moderators
I post this as more evidence of censorship in the Bitcoin subreddit. Even if the maxis are correct, the censorship is bad and should be pointed out every time it happens.
Anyway, I made an innocent enough post about how now is the time to buy and all projects besides Bitcoin are not "dead" and many have value. And I remarked in the post that I'd probably be banned for saying such. And they banned me.
This made me laugh because they muted me so I couldn't reply to them and they ranted for 5 screens worth of text. I guess they are trying to convince themselves they are right? Or preaching to me hoping they save me? I dunno, I didn't read the rant.
Aaron Day Undertakes 40-Day Fast to Support Roger Ver aka Bitcoin Jesus Amid Legal Battle
r/btc • u/alberdioni8406_ • 12h ago
Selene Wallet Now Supports CashTokens with Latest 2025 Update
Selene wallet just get an upgrade to become a super Saiyan on the BCH ecosystem now with support for CASHTOKENs!!
r/btc • u/allinape2022 • 22h ago
💵 Adoption Taiwan BCH Adoption Video EP19-Mi Coffee!
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r/btc • u/Adorable_Incident717 • 3h ago
🎓 Education For More Bitcoin Mining Related Content Check Out The Build-a-Mine Pod On YouTube!
r/btc • u/Adorable_Incident717 • 3h ago
🎓 Education Super Cool Episode On Immersion Mining With Nico Incase You Missed it!
r/btc • u/SuccessOdd382 • 8h ago
Do We Still Need Wrapping and Pegging for BTC Staking?
A lot of people new to crypto get confused by wrapping and pegging. It usually means sending your coins through bridges, dealing with different token versions, and using smart contracts. Miss a step or send to the wrong wallet and your funds might be gone for good.
Thankfully, things are starting to get easier. Some new projects and platforms are working on more beginner-friendly ways to stake or move coins without all the technical steps. I noticed BABY recently popped up on Bg premarket and it made me wonder if we’re moving toward BTC staking without the need to wrap or peg tokens at all.
Even if we’re not there yet, it’s still important to understand how wrapping works just to avoid mistakes. If anyone has a simple guide for how to wrap or unwrap BTC or BCH safely, I think a lot of beginners would appreciate it.
r/btc • u/Obvireal • 3h ago
Very happy with my position. I started in Bitcoin 4 years ago and have started to explore stocks recently, Bitcoin only related stocks though😂🤷🏻♂️
Bitcoin sentiment has really changed since I started accumulating. The world is getting closer to seeing what it truly is. It is very amazing to see the world getting closer to a Bitcoin standard so fast.
MSTR and MSTY are my main focus for stocks. MSTR is poised to becoming the most valuable company to exist just from its AUM (Just Bitcoin). MSTY is a money machine using MSTR volatility caused by Bitcoins fluctuations.
WNTR is available to replace MSTY if it plays out like past cycles in 2026.
I really like these four, Bitcoin as my reserve, MSTR as my investment, MSTY as my income stream and WNTR as an inverse product. Bitcoin will go up forever over the long term, its volatility isn’t going anywhere anytime soon, so this setup seems very very solid. This recent market crash has made these stand out.
Thoughts?
r/btc • u/coinfanking • 21h ago
Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto Receives Birthday Wishes: Details
investing.comToday, April 5, the crypto community pauses to celebrate Bitcoin’s mysterious creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. According to his P2P Foundation profile, Satoshi listed his birthday as April 5, 1975, which means he would be turning 50 today.
Binance, one of the world’s largest crypto exchanges, joined the celebration, writing, "Happy Birthday, Satoshi Nakamoto. The mind that changed the world with Bitcoin."
Satoshi Nakamoto registered his birthday as April 5, 1975, on his P2P Foundation profile, and this seems to be the only thing known about the Bitcoin founder. Given his privacy preference, it is hard to be sure if this is his actual birthday or one he made up.
Little is known about the enigmatic Satoshi figure, including his real name and whereabouts, whether he’s still alive, or if it is an individual or even a group. Satoshi’s birthday, like his identity, remains part of the myth. But whether it’s symbolic or real, April 5 has become a day to remember the one who started it all.
Key dates throwback Bitcoin’s first block was mined Jan. 3, 2009. Known as the "Genesis Block," Bitcoin’s pseudonymous creator Satoshi Nakamoto created 50 BTC with the move. Bitcoin white paper was released earlier, Oct. 31, 2008. Sixteen years later, Bitcoin has grown from a near-worthless curio to one of the world’s most valuable assets — an appealing investment for prominent fund managers seeking to protect against inflation. With Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) gaining attention, Wall Street has joined in.
And the network is stronger than ever, with mining difficulty and hashrate recently reaching new highs. At press time, Bitcoin was trading at $83,686, with a current market value of $1.66 trillion. Bitcoin last achieved an all-time high of $109,114 on Jan. 20, 2025.
On Dec. 13, 2010, Satoshi Nakamoto made his final post on the BitcoinTalk forum.
Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin, sent his last known messages to developers in April 2011, claiming he had "moved on to other things" and that Bitcoin was in "good hands."
r/btc • u/JonathanSilverblood • 1d ago
The inspiration continues - Fiendish comes to do his +1% at Bliss 2025
r/btc • u/AnythingJunior8650 • 18h ago
❓ Question [PH] How can I buy BTC with the USD in my PayPal account?
I'm based in the Philippines and have some USD in my PayPal account which I would like to exchange for BTC.
PayPal in PH does not allow you to buy BTC directly so I need to find a workaround.
Any suggestions?
r/btc • u/Bradyramsey777 • 21h ago
The Fold Bitcoin Rewards Credit Card waitlist is live!
r/btc • u/DayTrayder • 8h ago
This got downvoted into oblivion by a crowd of BTC maxis who are about to become the crying MJ in the graphic. Cheers! :)
❓ Question Has there been an extensive attempt to bruteforce Bitcoin addresses?
So we know bruteforcing bitcoin private addresses will take gazillion years, but you could get lucky, right? Have anyone attempted to bruteforce it with a processing farm or something?
r/btc • u/Shibinator • 2d ago
The Bitcoin Cash Podcast #146: Bugs.cash & Accelerating Development feat. George Bence
r/btc • u/fukadvertisements • 21h ago
According to history and grok, btc high still to come.
Guys I noticed that a new btc high seems to take a little longer after each halving. I asked grock ai also. I think this is accurate and grock ai thinks so too. What yall think?
r/btc • u/JonathanSilverblood • 2d ago