#BTC Abro debate técnico: What do they say? Has the floor already been validated at $57700? Following the 2 structural anomalies and were they compensated in the current time period? Searching for the fair price, the time, and the capitulation of miners, is October rendered invalid? I’m listening. Regards!! $BTC
#BTC I open the debate..Should the following be considered: Could the 240 days of institutional stretching from March to November 2024, validate today the past 57700 USD as a floor? That they compensated for that period and compressed it by advancing to October... Added to that, the anomaly for the first time of finding an ATH before the last halving. In 2021, before the ATH, there is hardly any structural equivalent to 2024, which precedes the 2025 ATH at 126k. In that sense, I wonder if it is useless to look for 52 to 55k in October, and if it has already settled in terms of mining costs and fair market price. $BTC
#BTC In reality the end of the trap is located at $80,700, with the lowest imbalance detected at $80,270 and the balance at $80,600. But if they want to clean it up, they can sweep everything up to $81,050, which takes an imbalance exactly on January 31 (SIBI)
#BinanceSquareTalks I don’t think that a marketing toy, however attractive and professional it may look, serves any purpose. Let alone learning to follow institutional algorithms. If you want to educate, the best indicators of information are the ones that break down how high-frequency algorithms operate in the order book. Operate at a fair price under the strict metric of time windows—when something is considered expensive or cheap. In the end, that’s all you need to know. Education for the masses covers 10% in real analytical knowledge; the intermediate level reaches 20%, still with speculation; the remaining 70% is kept for the transfer and accumulation of wealth, and that’s the average percentage in contrast with economic acquisition across sectors. From this it follows that of the 10% or 20%, they also need to absorb an additional 5% from one and 10% from the other, to maintain the objective, achieving an immutable hierarchical pyramid. The percentages are not about a yearly return price; rather, I’m referring to knowledge and the distance of economic acquisition—keeping the masses deluded under the concept of "feeling more professional" or "Pro" just because they accumulate charts that offer supposedly interesting, attractive, advanced, and organized data; it strikes me as bizarre...
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#BTC We know that the movement is completely abnormal within 3 days for the minority, but it is perfect at the institutional level for 7 main reasons: -It mitigates the imbalances from the previous period ✅ -They compensate 250 days from March to November 2024 (stretching the institutional period, SEC approval for Ethereum, Japan carry trade, now the opposite) ✅ -They leave out 80% of retail traders✅ -They create confusion about the expected floor✅ -Fake bull run✅ -They average the altcoins by dominance✅ -They are forced to exhaust volume by August 30 to catch the window between September 5 and 8 (weekend + Labor Day)✅ Wait for 2 more difficulty adjustments by the miners and come back. "They can make all the noise they want, buy or sell millions, but 'they can't bypass the internal clock of $BTC '"
#BTC The condition of the period is met as a strict rule in an expansion: ▪️Period: June 5 to August 21, 2026 ▪️Next difficulty adjustment: August 22 Objective: 33% Saturation extreme: 5% 🔹Start: - June 5: $59.110 usd - Lowest liquidation extreme: $57.748,80 usd 🔹 Leg 1: $59.110,90 to $79.518.02 -Completed: 34,52% 🔹 Leg 2: $57.748,80 to $79.518,02 -Completed: 37,70%
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🔹Development support: Allows for loading custom applications (like Hal Finney did with RPOW). It runs on its own operating system called CP/Q++.
🔹Standard APIs:
PKCS#11 (standard for smart cards and HSMs).
IBM's CCA (Common Cryptographic Architecture), widely used in finance.
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Typical use: Secure servers for digital signatures, key management, financial transaction processing, etc. Hal Finney used it for his RPOW system because it allowed for "remote attestation" (remotely verifying that the right code was running without tampering).
It was discontinued around 2005 and replaced by newer models like the IBM 4764.
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#BTTC How crazy, how thousands of users over the years lost their only money, fascinated by holding coins, without understanding the marketing and the functionality that the team provided for rewards in the file exchange network. $BTTC It is very confusing, they don't even look at the historical charts and even less go to the website to learn about the use of the token within the file network. The only thing observed is that they give up due to stagnation and sell at a loss.
#BTC But it is possible, everything created by a human being is modifiable or destroyable by another human being.
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Saw some people panicking or asking about quantum computing's impact on crypto.
At a high level, all crypto has to do is to upgrade to Quantum-Resistant (Post-Quantum) Algorithms. So, no need to panic. 😂
In practice, there are some execution considerations. It's hard to organize upgrades in a decentralized world. There will likely be many debates on which algorithm(s) to use, resulting in some forks.
And some dead project may not upgrade at all. Might be a good to cleanse out those projects anyway.
New code may introduce other bugs or security issues in the short term.
People who self custody will have to migrate their coins to new wallets.
This brings to the question of Satoshi's bitcoins. If those coins move, then it means he/she is still around, which is interesting to know. If they don't move (in a certain period of time), it might be better to lock (or effectively burn) those addresses so that they don't go to the first hacker who cracks it. There is also the difficulty of identifying all his addresses, and not confuse with some old hodlers. Anyway, it's a different topic for later.
Fundamentally: It's always easier to encrypt than decrypt. More computing power is always good.
#SIREN Who is behind Siren? Who owns the wallets with the highest holdings? Does Wintermute intervene as well? All users are losing a lot of money... There was a risk of sweeping all the shorts, and that's what they did, but it's very embarrassing, too much... it's a real manipulated scam, they covered up stability close to the dollar, slowed down sales to create calm and exhaustion, and then liquidated everything, but in a disgustingly brutal way, it's too much.
#BTC It is known since its creation, everything created by a human being can be modified, transformed, or destroyed "by another human being". End
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Quantum Computing Threatens Bitcoin Security
Quantum computing advancements are raising concerns about the security of nearly 7 million bitcoins, valued at approximately $440 billion. According to NS3.AI, this includes the 1 million bitcoins attributed to Satoshi Nakamoto. The primary worry is that advanced quantum computers could potentially break the cryptographic security that protects these coins. This development prompts questions about the future security of bitcoin holdings and the broader implications for the cryptocurrency ecosystem.