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    Cryptocurrency We’re launching a scaling network for Moons!

    Cryptocurrency We’re launching a scaling network for Moons!


    We’re launching a scaling network for Moons!

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 10:12 AM PDT

    TL;DR Moons are moving to a new scaling network today! This is a critical step forward in bringing them to the Ethereum mainnet.

    We expect the migration to the scaling network will take several hours. During this time, you will not be able to use Moons. We will update this post when the migration is complete.

    If you have Moons in your Vault, you don't need to do anything. They should be transferred over seamlessly. If you have moved Moons out of the Vault, see the instructions below for how to transfer them to the new network after the migration is complete.

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    Update (7/22): We've launched the scaling network successfully today. We plan to start migrating Moons there tomorrow, and we expect there will be some downtime during that process. We will update here with progress.

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    Hi r/CryptoCurrency!

    Ever since we launched Moons a year ago, we've been blown away by the love you've shown them, and we've been working hard to figure out how to grow them even further.

    As many of you know, scaling has been a big problem in the blockchain space, and it's a major challenge we've been working on for Moons. Today, we are excited to launch a new scaling network for Moons built on Arbitrum technology! We will be testing it on top of the Rinkeby testnet before migrating to the Ethereum mainnet.

    We will be migrating Moons to the new network through today, and we expect it may take several hours. During this time, you will not be able to use Moons. We will update this post when the migration is complete.

    If your Moons are in your Vault, they should be transferred over seamlessly in the migration. While we recommend using the Vault built into the Reddit app to store Moons, we realize some people might have moved their Moons to other wallets (software & hardware). If you have Moons somewhere other than the Vault, you will be able to use a tool to transfer them to the scaling network after the migration is complete. We will update this post with a link to the tool when it is ready.

    As part of this scaling launch, we've also made a few other upgrades to Moons. You'll notice transactions happen much faster, and once you've created a Vault, you won't have to keep claiming Moons every month. They'll just show up in your Vault like magic!

    Today's launch is a big step forward, but our work is far from done. Our goal is to cross the chasm to mainstream adoption by bringing millions of users to blockchain. If you are a top-notch engineer who wants to build a more decentralized Internet at Reddit-level scale, we want to work with you! No crypto experience required. To learn more about our team and our project, apply on that link or shoot me a PM, I'd love to talk to you.

    As always, we're very excited to be working with all of you as we take Moons to the next level. Thanks for all your support, and see you on the moon!

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    Daily Discussion - July 23, 2021 (GMT+0)

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 10:15 PM PDT

    Welcome to the Daily Discussion. Please read the disclaimer, guidelines, and rules before participating.


    Disclaimer:

    Though karma rules still apply, moderation is less stringent on this thread than on the rest of the sub. Therefore, consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known "pump and dump (PnD) groups" for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and exercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here.

    Please be careful about what information you share and the actions you take. Do not share the amounts of your portfolios (why not just share percentage?). Do not share your private keys or wallet seed. Use strong, non-SMS 2FA if possible. Beware of scammers and be smart. Do not invest more than you can afford to lose, and do not fall for pyramid schemes, promises of unrealistic returns (get-rich-quick schemes), and other common scams.


    Rules:

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    I created a Sh!tcoin to send to scammers!

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 04:54 PM PDT

    ** Edit: I have added more available for sale. There should be liquidity now! **Try Pancake swap V1*\*

    The tokens are basically free so if you buy any use 0.0000000000001 BNB or something small.

    Please have fun, but don't spend more than a few cents you will get enough to send dust to scammers for a very long time.

    Thank you for the comments, awards and support. This has really made me happy to share this with you all. The comments are brilliant! **

    Edit 2: There is enough liquidity but the tokens are free so you get liquidity error if you're trying to buy too many. Who would have thought it was so hard NOT to make money on a shitcoin. See below image, type in the token field not the BNB field

    Edit 3: Liquidity seems to have stabalised now, most people are able to get tokens. That was fascinating to watch.

    https://preview.redd.it/ld6cu6707wc71.png?width=874&format=png&auto=webp&s=c8358021b39726c10945ea560b993653929654be

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    I often get messages from scammers asking for me to verify my wallet or send tokens and they send 2x back etc. I was bored so I came up with a creative way to have fun with the scammers.

    I created my own shitcoin and send it to them. The scammer gets a notification in their wallet of choice that lets them know exactly what I'm thinking.

    If you want to do the same the BSC address is below. They're as close to free as possible on pancake swap.

    There is NO 100X potential, Devs are NOT DOXed, LP is not locked {insert rocket and explosion emojis}

    Have fun and stay safe out there!

    BSC: 0x58b2f2937f9cbdbe4617f524f8f71e2c2aba599e

    https://preview.redd.it/tyshtgl5ouc71.png?width=710&format=png&auto=webp&s=2925e0d955ba45c3c897963de1a119165ec8d2b1

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    DOUBLE WARNING. The person warning you of whale manipulation is actually a whale trying to manipulate you. Here's the truth.

    Posted: 23 Jul 2021 12:45 AM PDT

    DOUBLE WARNING. The person warning you of whale manipulation is actually a whale trying to manipulate you. Here's the truth.

    I just came across this post warning people of whale manipulation, but this person is not showing you the full picture.

    The original post provided an excellent stegosauric analysis and predicted a price of $75k in September, as shown below:

    Stegosaurus Under a Rainbow (SUR) pattern

    Then a user by the name of Chance Underscore Waters (is that even your real name?) came along and made a post about how the SUR pattern is BS, instead opting for the Bart Simpson skateboard market pattern:

    False skateboard market \"prediction\" pushed by a blue whale

    They equated this to the tulip mania, but forgot one important thing: Bart Simpson's initials spell out BS. You see, the whale showed you a zoomed in chart so you would dump your coins, leaving them cheap for whales to swoop in and take. THIS is the market manipulation they "warned" you about.

    What they didn't tell you about is the tried-and-true Half-Pipe Valuation strategy or HPV. Gross. Anyone that played even a minute of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater knows that the real money is in the half-pipes. I've rewired my GPUs to calculate the direction of the market and it produced the following chart:

    Half-Pipe Valuation (HPV) strategy

    In conclusion, the SUR pattern still holds and is even conservative by some estimates (my estimate). The original poster was not a whale at all but a dolphin trying to help. We owe them an apology.

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    Mysterious Bitcoin Whale Who Sold at $60K Bought Over 17K BTC Between $30-39K

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 01:16 PM PDT

    Take a shit on the floor, scoop it up, throw it at the wall, and analyze the pattern. You are now doing TA on par with the best of the Crypto analysts.

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 06:22 PM PDT

    It's been a great couple days: moons are up, people are Bullish, but you may have noticed there are still a ton of articles saying Bitcoin will hit 15k and that Bitcoin will hit 100k.

    Maybe both will happen, maybe neither. Nobody knows! But they sure as hell will try to convince you that they do. At the end of the day, TA is bullshit but solid projects will rise over time, so the best you can hope for is to DCA into solid projects.

    It's been awhile since if seen someone say it, so I will reiterate that time in the market is better than timing the market. And anyone h Who says otherwise is trying to scam you. Stay safe out there friends!

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    Anyone here NOT successful by hodling?

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 05:28 PM PDT

    I was in crypto in early 2017... Took an initial investment of $50k USD. Turned it into $150k (I got in late), then turned it into $5k in 2018... by hodling. I put that $5k into Harmony ONE in 2019 shortly after the ICO at $0.007. I rode that up to ~$160k USD and kept hodling at $0.23 per coin. I hodled on down to $50k. Enough is enough, so I started trading BTC. DCA'ing in on the dips and DCA'ing out on the rises. I'm now back up to nearly $70k.

    I'm at the point now that if I'm making any astronomical profit, I'm taking it out. DCA'ing in is cool, hodling is cool if you bought at an ATH, but to buy super low and not sell for gain is a dumbass move.

    Take it from a 2x dumbass.

    EDIT: DCA in. But don't forget to DCA out your profits. Haters will hate.

    EDIT #2: Not a moon farm post. I don't even have a vault lol. I never will

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    Do you remember when I said I worked in a bank and they told us to not buy or talk about crypto? Now they officially forced all employees to sell our crypto

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 05:43 AM PDT

    I made a post few months ago saying I work in one of the top 10 banks in Europe and they made some new rules saying we shouldn't buy crypto and we shouldn't even talk about it on social media.

    At the beginning they said it was to avoid bad advertising for the bank, because they consider crypto a dangerous investment and if a bank employee talks about it, clients could think the bank support crypto.

    Now they updated the internal regulations for employees: they officially forbid us to buy any crypto and we must sell all our crypto assets before the end of the year.

    By the way, the internal regulations is confidential so I'm not allowed to say it publicly.

    Now I'm worried because I obviously won't give away my crypto, but I don't know how to avoid to get fired.

    I hope binance and crypto.com don't share their info with my bank (has anyone any news about it?), but I need also a way to keep buying crypto without using my bank account, clearly they can easily discover that I send money to exchanges from my bank account.

    Edit: I cannot share publicly the document, however here is the translation of the part about crypto:

    Personal transactions in financial instruments and virtual currencies 1. Recipients are prohibited from operating on financial instruments in counterpart with customers, even through a third party.
    2. Employees, non-employee Financial Advisors and Agents are also prohibited from carrying out operations and / or operating strategies with highly speculative characteristics and / or those which, due to their size or risk profile, could compromise the financial position of the person concerned, such as: - carry out purchase and sale transactions (or vice versa) of the same currency and / or the same financial instruments on the same day;

    • carry out transactions in virtual currencies;
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    WARNING. Whales are manipulating us all. Yesterdays most popular TA post was a clear misinterpretation of readily available data

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 09:52 PM PDT

    WARNING. Whales are manipulating us all. Yesterdays most popular TA post was a clear misinterpretation of readily available data

    Yesterday there was a pump and dump post using incredibly poor TA to try and sucker people into pumping the price of bitcoin in September.

    This post falsely claimed that what we were seeing was a highly bullish stegasaurs under a rainbow pattern, one of the most commonly pushed TA readings ahead of any crypto winter. I saw market manipulators and whales shilling the stego narrative and ordering people to DCA ahead of the major crash in our last bullrun, our "friend" is either a deliberate shill, or this is their first rodeo. Let me demonstrate why

    They drew from Binance's USDT to BTC chart to show the below TA

    Pump & dump shill graph

    You'll notice he included November and December's data in order to argue for a head and spine pattern. But what else does this remind you of? That's right. Sure he might have hid it under decorative lines, but Zoom in just a little and it's obvious to anybody who already owns a lambo. What we are seeing here is a crudely drawn Bart Simpson. There's no question about it.

    What this market manipulator has referred to as 'spines' are really Matt Groening early 90's hair peaks, the start of an inevitable crudely drawn skateboard market.

    Emergence of an obvious crudely drawn Bart Simpson with approaching skateboard market

    Need more evidence? Have a 5 second look at Tulip Bulb mania and tell me you don't see EXACTLY what the whales don't want you to see.

    We've been here before, history repeats itself

    Remember, this is not financial advice, but don't let these whales manipulate you

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    THE quote of Vitalik Buterin

    Posted: 23 Jul 2021 02:23 AM PDT

    Since Ethereum is doing so great and we are not so far from ETH 2.0, I wanted to share something he says that shows the importance of blockchain and decentralization :

    "Whereas most technologies tend to automate workers on the periphery doing menial tasks, blockchains automate away the center. Instead of putting the taxi driver out of a job, blockchain puts Uber out of a job and lets the taxi drivers work with the customer directly."

    This is the quote who makes me believe in the crypto, and I really think that a better world is coming thanks to blockchain.

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    Does the Algo really have their crypto investors best interests?

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 02:46 PM PDT

    I see a lot of posts on here bullish about ALGO for cited reasons such as "they're working on CDBCs" as if thats going to cause a parabolic jump to Algo's price.

    What I see this too often is this false correlation that you are investing in something that will surge as more countries launch their CDBCs with Algo:

    1. When Algo wins big government contracts, that doesnt necessarily affect their market cap. There is a separate "non-profit" Foundation corporation that puts that money off chain. The foundation has a history of closing deals without requiring the payment to be made by buying Algo.

    I put non-profit in quotes because, like many other non-profits, that doesnt mean they dont pay themselves very well. The average salary at Algo is a respectable $130,000. Yeah.

    1. When Algo created a CDBC for the Marshall Islands the price did not move for a) the above reason and b) because it didnt use the Algo mainnet. They instead deployed a fork and all the adoption benefits went off chain. (SOV).

    Unless you work at the Foundation, youre not going to see a penny of that. Those consulting fees will be paid with fiat off chain and the adoption is forked elsewhere.

    Algo's price seems to be driven entirely by the small transaction fees and speculative investors, half of which I have to question if they understand the above dynamics

    The maneuver that pissed me off is that Algo sold and trained the Marshall Islands how to install the "SOV foundation", so not only does the alleged better future governance of Algo not impact the CDBC they installed but what they sold is a system of self sustaining cushy foundation jobs under the guise of digital currency progress

    None of the above is moving dollars into Algo. The foundation can sell all of this by making its clients pay for everything in Algo, but they choose not to.

    I'm calling it like I see it

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    Lost Nearly 80% Of Investment

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 10:36 PM PDT

    After losing nearly 80% of my investment due to poor trading, poor asset selection, and, definitely, greed, i moved my remaining investment on bitcoin and ethereum and forget about it.

    Now I've got it off of my chest, here's the obligatory paragraph to satisfies minimum character requirements.

    Seed phrase is not something to be shared with anybody unless it's necessary and should be safeguarded at all times.

    Edit:

    I got into crypto just before the peak of the bull run and i lost my investment by buying "promising" coins (never a memecoins) near their peak and panic sold almost all of them when they crashed.

    The worst thing that i did was doing day trade hoping to recuperate the loss. Unfortunately, timing the market was not my strong suit.

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    Yesterday, a 15 year old kid in my neighborhood asked if he could cut my grass for BTC, ETH, or Doge.

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 05:28 AM PDT

    Kinda surprised a 15 year would even care about this at all, but I guess it's a good thing.

    Not even sure how I would be able to pay him such a small amount ($15) weekly without getting destroyed on fees. The only one that seems feasible is Doge, and well, idk if I want to watch this kid work hard just to lose all his money before Christmas.

    Is there a way I could actually pay this kid $15 week without losing a lot on the transaction costs?

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    Thanks to crypto I've finally fulfilled my dream of funding the editing and publishing of my book

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 05:28 PM PDT

    Everyone's definition of Lambo is different. It's kind of like an American dream, where it is what you want it to be.

    Since I invested in crypto I didn't care for getting rich. All I wanted was funding for my book that I never had the chance for before with my shitty average pay.

    Mind you, it's not finished yet, and before I'll be able to share the name of it, I'll have to go through the process of trademarking it first.

    Thank you, and like myself, I hope the rest of you will be able to land on your moon, whatever it is for you!

    Edit: in accordance to self promotion rules, I won't post the name if it, but if you're curious DM me.

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    Free money on Coinbase again today.

    Posted: 23 Jul 2021 12:08 AM PDT

    Morning everyone,

    You can earn a bit more on Coinbase this morning $3 in BAL

    The answers are A D A

    I love a bit of free money in the morning!

    Side note, what does everyone generally do with the free stuff, do you keep it or trade it?

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    When mainnet hits, I'm going to be laughing at everyone who doubted moons ever hitting a $1

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 08:02 PM PDT

    Based on how many garbage cryptos are in the top 500, An incentive based platform on the most popular cryptocurrency forums on the internet is sure to be up there.

    I heard we are now more popular than Steem, and that holds a ranking in the top 200.

    People keep talking about no utility like this prevents tokens from being adopted. 😆

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    HODLERs: What will you do if your coins hit a new ATH?

    Posted: 23 Jul 2021 01:31 AM PDT

    I'm just wondering as I see many advocates of hunkering down, uninstalling the apps, move into a cave, etc. during the 'crash'.

    Keep hodling? Sell off all to realise the profit? Sell off the amount you've invest so far? Buy 😀?

    Sell? K

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    Kraken has been down for over 4 hours now.

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 07:04 PM PDT

    I'm surprised there isn't a full blown melt down happening on r/cc right now. I've watched ETH go from 1990 to 2070 now.

    I'm not sure if this speaks to the maturity of Kraken users or what but this is by far the longest outage I've ever seen.

    Anyone have any idea what's going on?

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    Crypto Terminology: Coin vs. Token

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 01:52 PM PDT

    I learned this the other day from this terrific resource, having always used them interchangeably - and figured there may also be some folks who are also confused about differences between the terms 'Coin' and 'Token' in crypto.

     

    Coin  

    Coins refer to cryptocurrencies built on their own independent blockchain network. The biggest example of this would be Bitcoin which is powered by its own native blockchain network. In addition, Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC) and function on their respective blockchains. These blockchains may differ in their size, rules, miners, performance, etc.

     

    Token  

    Tokens refer to cryptocurrencies that don't have a blockchain network of their own. Instead, these cryptocurrencies are built on another blockchain. Examples of tokens would be: USD Coin (USDC), DAI, UMA, and Basic Attention Token (BAT)

     

    Just wanted to post this to share the knowledge and website and hope some people find it useful!

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    Bitcoin ATMs to Invade Circle K Convenience Stores

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 05:20 PM PDT

    Moons are based on PoS, Proof of Shitposting.

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 06:53 AM PDT

    There are some cryptos based on PoW algorithm, means they need to be mined (like BTC and ETH). Then there are cryptos that you get by stacking, and this system is PoS (like BNB and ETH 2.0). But now there's a new PoS model, Proof of Shitposting, you just need to make some random post and you get it, you'll get Moons for shitposting.

    PS. Not all posts are like that, in fact I find some posts really useful, but most of the posts are like that.

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    Celer officially launched the mainnet version of cBridge

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 10:16 AM PDT

    Now that Celer Network has launched the mainnet version of cBridge, there's going to be more progress especially when it comes to the transfer of tokens.

    This multi-chain network will give its users ability to swap assets across multiple blockchains with ease. This will definitely help DeFi users, who can influence technology to manage transfer and liquidity costs when moving their tokens. These same users were lured to the Celer Network because of the reduced transaction costs.

    With this recent development, a lot of people will be able to build, operate, and utilize highly scalable decentralized applications through upheavals in off-chain scaling techniques and incentive-aligned cryptoeconomics.

    What's really great about this mainnet release is the fact that it is out of the box since it includes both node software and a user interface, which is something everyone needs to look forward to now that it is out there.

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    Why HODL is the best strategy?

    Posted: 23 Jul 2021 03:16 AM PDT

    Let me tell you about my journey. I heard of bitcoin in 2013 via a computer nerd friend. he was so hyped about it and told me to buy just a 100$ worth of it. I was going to buy but it wasn't as easy as now back then to buy crypto had to transfer my hard earned money through some places and i lost the hype thinking about the fees.

    He kept telling me how bitcoin is going and after like 2 months i was glad i didn't buy. it crashed from 200 bucks to 80. i was telling him to not spend too much money on it and its just like gambling.

    After like 3 or 4 months BTC broke 1000$ and that is when i bought. People were telling "you will never gonna find btc below 1k, its your last chance!" i fomod in and bought 5 BTC at that price. not so long after that it crushed below 600 and i was panicking. asked my friens whats he doing. turns our he wasn't even checking the chart. told me to stay calm and hodl.

    i was trying to stay calm. and try to imagine i lost that 2k gambling. i decided not to check the chart ever and do what my friend tells me from now on. His first instruction to me to buy BTC again at 300$ i did what he said. after a while our plan was just to buy BTC whenever it goes below 5k. and im glad we did that.

    Still holding to this day.

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    Games to Play for Free Money

    Posted: 23 Jul 2021 02:55 AM PDT

    I'm 18 and I'm currently on summer vacation. Classes don't start until October. I have a lot of free time on my hands and I'm getting bored. I wake up, eat, watch anime, and play a few mobile games. I was thinking of making better use of my time by playing games that may be a source of income, like Axie Infinity. Although, it would be better if I didn't have to pay for anything to begin playing (like Axie). It would also be better if the game was online. If you guys could help me, I'd greatly appreciate it. I just don't know any game that suit my desires.

    Thanks in advance guys!

    P.S. I'm currently using a 2015 MacBook Air.

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    60% of super-rich family offices own crypto or are interested as inflation soars, Goldman Sachs says

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 02:33 PM PDT

    A Look at Bitcoin’s Lowest Lows

    Posted: 23 Jul 2021 02:41 AM PDT

    The following is a chronology of the worst percentage-based crashes in Bitcoin history. Keep in mind that many major corrections of 20%, 30%, 40% and more didn't make the list.

    • June 2011: -99%
      In 2011, Bitcoin hit the big time when it soared from $2 to more than $32, achieving parity with an ounce of silver. Then the bottom fell out. On June 19, Mt. Gox — the largest Bitcoin exchange in the world by far — admitted that criminals had hacked hundreds of accounts and stole millions of dollars worth of Bitcoins. In a single day, the value of a Bitcoin fell to one penny.
    • August 2012: -56%
      In August 2012, the public learned that a classic Ponzi scheme updated for the digital age had been bilking crypto investors for months. Promising incredible returns of 7% weekly interest, the culprit — later charged, convicted, fined and imprisoned — had stolen 700,000 Bitcoins by deception.
    • April 2013: -83%
      In April 2013, Bitcoin became a victim of its own success as investors piled on to the exciting new opportunity that was buzzing in the mainstream media. Trading was so intense that Mt. Gox couldn't handle the volume, and when it crashed, hackers attacked the vulnerability. It forced Mt. Gox into an unprecedented total shutdown, sending prices from nearly $260 to $50.
    • December 2013: -50%
      When China banned Bitcoin at the end of 2013, it lost 50% of its value overnight, according to the Guardian. China's relationship with cryptocurrency remains turbulent and the country continues to add new restrictions today.
    • December 2017-December 2018: -84%
      2017 was a landmark year for Bitcoin, which broke all its own records and peaked near $20,000. Then, on Dec. 27, it all came crashing down as investors harvested gains from what was an obvious bubble and sent the price cratering below $12,000. The cryptocurrency would remain in the doldrums throughout 2018, as major hacks in Korea and Japan — as well as rumors that those countries were planning to ban Bitcoin — sent already skittish investors looking for the exits.
    • March 2020: -50%
      The pandemic did not spare Bitcoin, and when the markets crashed in March 2020, the Bitcoin market crashed even harder. Bitcoin lost half its value in two days. Over a month, it fell from above $10,000 in February to below $4,000 in March.
    • May 2021: -53%
      In April, Bitcoin was the talk of the investing world as it roared past an astonishing $64,000 for a single coin. Then, in a flash, $1 trillion in value was wiped off the global crypto market in a single week. First, Elon Musk went back on a promise to accept Bitcoin as a payment for Tesla cars. Then, China announced yet another crypto crackdown. Finally, the public learned about the environmental impact of Bitcoin mining and crypto investors found themselves in a familiar position — at the mercy of forces beyond their control.
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    Russian metro engineers caught stealing subway's electricity to mine Bitcoin

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 01:00 PM PDT

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