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    • Upvote if you’re a dummy for not buying BTC 10 years ago at $284 October 25, 2025
      I am a big dummy submitted by /u/Known-Magician2917 [link] [comments]
    • Bitcoin will be $1M in 2030 October 25, 2025
      I wonder how much purchasing power $1M will have in 2030 tho. submitted by /u/FarBad1864 [link] [comments]
    • First time invester October 25, 2025
      I first bought bitcoin in july and I have about $700 invested. This is the first time ive invested in anything so I guess im just asking for some advice lol submitted by /u/Remote_Tip3574 [link] [comments]
    • Julian Assange Legendary move! October 25, 2025
      based on a real 2017 statement by Julian Assange, He thanked the US government for blockading WikiLeaks in 2010, forcing them to invest in Bitcoin, yielding over 50,000% returns by then. Bitcoin was around $0.06-$10 in 2010-2011. submitted by /u/PureClass247 [link] [comments]
    • Bitcoin only October 25, 2025
      submitted by /u/unthocks [link] [comments]
    • ETF’s still hold over 1.3 million coins. October 25, 2025
      I believe a lot of the downsides are due to the ETF’s. BTC exchange volume is down due to the ETF’s. Retail could possibly have pivoted to the as well. I’m very unsure if we’re really nearing an end of the cycle with these massive holdings both existing and growing…despite the early October crash. Link: […]
    • Russian companies can now settles foreign trade deals using Bitcoin October 25, 2025
      "The Ministry of Finance and Central Bank have authorized Russian companies to settle foreign trade deals using Bitcoin, following the success of a pilot program launched in September 2025. This decision helps Russian entities bypass the SWIFT banking network and reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar and euro for international transactions.​ The new regulatory framework […]
    • People were calling the top back then too October 25, 2025
      submitted by /u/alancarroII [link] [comments]
    • Bitcoin isn’t just a currency — it’s a quiet revolution. October 25, 2025
      Every halving reminds us: value isn’t printed, it’s earned. Stay humble, stack sats. 🚀 submitted by /u/Admirable_Nature3756 [link] [comments]
    • Bitcoin computes this SHA-256 hash function 1,200,000,000,000,000,000,000x times EVERY second October 25, 2025
      submitted by /u/CobraBTC [link] [comments]
    • I finally orange pilled my wife October 25, 2025
      I finally orange pilled my wife. (I was stacking for 7 years on the side) she’s all in when I showed her our unrealized gains. I went through a recap on Fundemehtals, white paper , macro Econ inflation and debasement, opsec and self custody I told her she’s gaining my 7 years of knowledge (MORE […]
    • A new bill in Tunisia aims to allow the use of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. October 25, 2025
      submitted by /u/habloun [link] [comments]
    • New Node Display October 25, 2025
      Now I will be able to watch my node from my living room. submitted by /u/DARtanionthewise [link] [comments]
    • This is why everyone need Bitcoin October 25, 2025
      submitted by /u/Available_Reveal4066 [link] [comments]
    • Daily Bitcoin meme until BTC is at $200,000 #122 October 25, 2025
      submitted by /u/moonlightvle [link] [comments]
    • I found a block. Solo mining. October 25, 2025
      Hey guys. I had made another post and it was taken down. A kind mod mention possibly why so i will try again with everything matching the rules as i can. Last night i was checking my rig and notice a large difficulty of 2.08 P and under it, it said i found a block. […]
    • A Reminder For When It Gets Scary… October 25, 2025
      I have become orange pilled at a time where I’m not hearing delirious optimism. It’s been a rough few years. I’ve been kicked while I’ve been down. This image is for all of you that are going through some serious shit. Countless failures and setbacks, outnumbered, going through storms, against all odds; that’s everyday you […]
    • This one’s good lol love the matrix October 25, 2025
      submitted by /u/BTCgominingminer [link] [comments]
    • JP Morgan accept Bitcoin as Collateral. October 25, 2025
      This seems big. I wouldn't trust Jamie Dimon as far as I could throw him. But institutions and Corporations do. It's all bag pumping stuff. submitted by /u/ScrewTheBanker [link] [comments]
    • Not Today, Money Printer. October 25, 2025
      submitted by /u/Kazgarth_ [link] [comments]

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