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    • Quantum Resistant Bitcoin? BTQ Deploys First Working BIP 360 Implementation on Bitcoin Quantum Testnet March 19, 2026
      submitted by /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] [comments]
    • The European Central Bank seeks experts to help integrate digital euro into ATMs, card payment terminals. CBDCs are coming - Buy Bitcoin March 19, 2026
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    • Leave your true emotions March 19, 2026
      Rate your Bitcoin confidence right now: 1-10 submitted by /u/LAOGE1 [link] [comments]
    • got a discount March 19, 2026
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    • Morpheus explains the truth about the simulation March 19, 2026
      submitted by /u/Feeling-Buy2558 [link] [comments]
    • Question loaded 1 btc casascius 2012 March 19, 2026
      I have a question. Lets say you have a loaded 1 btc casascius 2012 rare physical coin. You want to sell this but you do not know how or where to do this. What would be your suggestions on how and where to do this? submitted by /u/koosdekat [link] [comments]
    • DCA Amount March 19, 2026
      I think 10$ a day is a reasonable DCA amount. Of course the wife thinks it’s too heavy. Then in the 60k range I feel the need to double down. Thoughts? submitted by /u/rajuncajun187 [link] [comments]
    • who remember those guys? March 19, 2026
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    • ⚡ Lightning Thursday! March 19, 2026: Explore the Lightning Network!⚡ March 19, 2026
      The lightning network is a second-layer solution on top of the Bitcoin blockchain that enables quick, cheap and scalable Bitcoin payments. Here is the place to discuss and learn more about lightning! Ask your questions about lightning Provide reviews, feedback, comparisons of LN apps, services, websites etc Learn about new LN features, development, apps Link […]
    • Daily Discussion, March 19, 2026 March 19, 2026
      Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank you! If you don't get an answer to your question, you can try phrasing […]
    • How do I integrate bitcoin as a payment method? March 19, 2026
      Is there a website service for that? I want to be able to offer bitcoin as a payment option on my website. Currently, I use Stripe as the main one. I would like to be able to generate invoices from it like Stripe does. Is it possible? submitted by /u/thebeautyofneptune [link] [comments]
    • Paper hands vs diamond hands - the eternal struggle March 19, 2026
      Been thinking about this lately while working on some client projects - you don't actually lose anything until you hit that sell button, right What gets me is how many people, especially newer Bitcoin holders, act like a 30% drop means the world's ending. Like mate, even traditional markets crash every decade or so, it's […]
    • 0,00868 missing to 0,1 Bitcoin at 20 years old March 18, 2026
      Hey r/Bitcoin, My name is Marc, I’m 20 years old, and I want to quickly share my story with you. A while ago I really started learning about Bitcoin and I see in it what many people still don’t see. At first my goal was simple: instead of letting my money sit in a bank […]
    • Struggling with the thought of purchasing bitcoin etfs March 18, 2026
      I want to have BTC exposure in my Roth IRA. I was going to purchase IBIT but am really struggling with accepting the fact that there is risk associated with who holds custody of the underlying bitcoin. I like the fact that it is tax advantaged but if shit hits the fan I could lose […]
    • Square Enables Default Bitcoin Payments Globally March 18, 2026
      This is such a huge development IMO. As someone who gets paid in Bitcoin, the idea of spending sats without the merchant knowing or caring is such a monumental quality of life upgrade. This opens up a lot of additional opportunities! What's brilliant about the merchant who doesn't know or care about accepting Bitcoin, is […]
    • Hey man, get a life! March 18, 2026
      Get a life. Stop gambling. Have long time preference. Keep stacking when you can, and hodl. Life just doesn't get easier init? submitted by /u/unthocks [link] [comments]
    • Someone just listed a pair of 1974 skis for exactly 1 Bitcoin March 18, 2026
      Powder Magazine just wrote about a pair of never-drilled, never-mounted 1974 Dynamic VR17 skis listed for 1 BTC. The price on the site updates live with the Bitcoin price. The VR17 was the ski Jean-Claude Killy's team used. 50 years in storage, still sealed. https://www.powder.com/news/the-bitcoin-skis-dynamic-vr17 Would you mass a sat on these? submitted by /u/T-minus_zero […]
    • I got an actual letter in the mail to my home address from Trezor March 18, 2026
      Guys, this is next level disturbing. The letter obviously has my full name and home address in order to get delivered. The contents of the letter goes on about Trezor’s new “Authentication Code” going into effect here soon and to scan the QR code on the letter to activate it. It had all the legal […]
    • Institutional demand for Bitcoin has risen to its highest level since October, 2025 March 18, 2026
      submitted by /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] [comments]
    • I got hypnotized by the mempool and accidentally built a thing March 18, 2026
      I've been running my own umbrel node and staring at the mempool way too much. And it was not really funny. At some point my brain... "What if every transaction was a vehicle on a highway? Small ones are bikes, big ones are trucks etc, etc The result is TxRush – a real-time mempool visualizer […]

Linux | - Part 5

How to Easily Upgrade Ubuntu’s Linux Kernel With Ukuu

Manually upgrading the Linux kernel is not a simple feat — it requires a fair amount of knowledge. We’ve covered how to do it before, but if you’d rather get the latest and greatest without the fuss, and you’re running Ubuntu, you might appreciate a more automatic solution in the form of Ukuu. What Is… read more »

Top 5 Linux Operating Systems You Should Try in a Virtual Machine

Whether you’re using Windows as your main OS or you’ve seen the light and switched to Linux, there’s a good chance that you may need a virtual machine at some point in the future. This might be to get the sort of Linux evaluation experience a live disc cannot deliver or it might simply be… read more »

How to Get Unity’s Global App Menu in Linux Mint Cinnamon

One of the more interesting differences between Unity and other desktop environments is that Unity isn’t afraid to pursue unconventional features and changes that might alienate traditional Linux users. And the global app menu is one of those features. If you’ve ever used OS X, then you know that app menu options are displayed in… read more »

Top 8 Notepad Apps for Linux That You Can Sync

There’s almost always a need jot something down. From long form articles to grocery lists, note taking is universally necessary. Thanks to modern technology, devices replace pen and paper, perpetuated by notepad apps with sync features. Evernote remains one of the most popular and widely used apps, but isn’t available for Linux. Thankfully, there’s no… read more »

6 Great Notepad++ Alternatives for Linux

Notepad++ is one of the best text editors that no money can buy. It has many cool features out of the box, such as adding mark up for known file formats — like HTML and CSS. You can also add functionality to Notepad++ via its massive library of plugins. It’s one of the first applications I… read more »

The Best Linux Distributions

So many Linux distributions are available, for a number of different purposes. The proliferation of general, lightweight, and themed distros makes it difficult to choose at times. Our list of the best Linux distros should help you out. Use the menu below to find a Linux distribution to suit your specific needs. Check out more specific distros: New… read more »

7 Reasons Why You Should (and Shouldn’t) Dual Boot Linux

One of the most essential components of a computer is its operating system. The almighty OS is the lifeblood of a rig, determining software compatibility, and interacting with both hardware and software. For many, it’s either Linux vs. Windows or Linux vs. Mac. Enter dual booting. Essentially, this is having two operating systems available from boot…. read more »

Why We Never Had “The Year of the Linux Desktop”

Linux is awesome. In fact, I’ve already told you some of the reasons why Ubuntu is better than Windows. But if it’s so good, why do less than 2% of desktop computers actively run a Linux-based operating system? That’s a really tough question to answer. For a long time now, Linux users all over the world… read more »

10 Great Games Hiding in Your Linux App Store

Linux gamers are understandably excited to have access to Steam, awesome titles courtesy of the Humble Indie Bundle, and other places to buy games. For years, mainstream games passed over the open source desktop. Players had to settle for whatever the free software community produced (or even playing inside a terminal), and the quality was… read more »

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