To investors, The bitcoin spot ETFs have sucked all the air out of the room over the last two months. With more than $60 billion collectively in the various ETFs and more than $1 billion in net inflows, there is good reason for so many people to be paying attention.
While everyone's eyes are glued to the bitcoin spot ETFs, let's not forget the groundbreaking move by El Salvador in embracing bitcoin as legal tender. From distributing bitcoin wallets to mining with volcano energy, they've truly pushed boundaries.
The President's direct purchase onto the country's balance sheet marked a historic moment. So, amidst the ETF frenzy, what other nations do you think might follow suit in adopting bitcoin?
As someone who is not a security expert, I often wonder about those huge whale accounts.
Would it be better to split large amounts into more wallets?
Become less of a target?
Or does it not matter because adversaries who care enough would trace transactions and probably understand who owns which wallets anyway.
More wallets also equals less risk if you mismanage a key (but more opportunity to mismanage keys, since there will be more keys).
Can you do a piece on the impact on BC of the BRICS nations' implementing their own Cryptocurrency?
Informative.Thanks for sharing
While everyone's eyes are glued to the bitcoin spot ETFs, let's not forget the groundbreaking move by El Salvador in embracing bitcoin as legal tender. From distributing bitcoin wallets to mining with volcano energy, they've truly pushed boundaries.
The President's direct purchase onto the country's balance sheet marked a historic moment. So, amidst the ETF frenzy, what other nations do you think might follow suit in adopting bitcoin?