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Bitcoin (BTC) - INR

Mkt. Cap.
₹ 49,722.71 B
Vol. 24H
Ƀ 0 (₹ 0)
Open 24h
₹ 2.5014 M
Low/High 24h
₹ 2.5014 M - ₹ 2.5014 M

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Launch Date
2009-01-03
Max Supply
20,999,999.98
Total Supply
19,878,000.00
Circulating Supply
19,878,000.00
Mkt. Cap. Penalty
0 %
Website
Consensus Mechanisms
Proof of Work
Hashing Algorithms
SHA-256
Block Nr.
901,479.00
Block Reward
3.13
Network H/s
879,956,223,170,669,400,000.00
Bitcoin is a decentralized cryptocurrency that uses peer-to-peer technology and a blockchain to record transactions. It was created by Satoshi Nakamoto and the first block was mined on January 3, 2009. Bitcoin transactions are recorded on a blockchain, which is a distributed ledger that can be accessed by anyone to verify transactions. Transactions are verified by miners, who are rewarded with a set amount of Bitcoin and transaction fees. The supply of Bitcoin is limited to 21 million coins and it is divisible to eight decimal places. A wallet is needed to use Bitcoin and it consists of a public key, which is used to send and receive payments, and a private key, which is used to control the wallet. Bitcoin can be used for a variety of purposes, including everyday transactions, as a store of value, or for investment.

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With the american cowardice in full display, we can bet that the chinese are making plans for a Taiwan operation already. Will the americans engage with China for Taiwan when the time comes? Certainly not. It will become the new Ukraine, and get wiped out in the process, because this is how these western puppet masters are handling these situations... they first make a buck selling them armaments, and then leave these smaller allies battling alone, defending themselves from the hungry feral beasts.

If they didn't wanted to make the iranians angry now, in order to not harm the indexes... just imagine TACO Trump being firm with the chinese. Ha!

The system is deliberately structured to serve the interests of the wealthy, enabling them to accumulate even more riches and consolidate their power. It was created by them, is controlled by them, and continues to operate in their favor ensuring that the gap between the powerful elite and the rest of society only grows wider.

Bitcoin fixes this.

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Just wanted to share a litlle Innocence from earlier today... ☺️

While all the Mayhem is going on (again) on this Beautiful Planet we're all sharing, atm it seems now like a very "Tiny World" though.😞
Bombs left & right! Everyone has their Opinion about it all... some very "harsh", some very "ignorant", some very "uneducated", some very "thoughtfull", some very "selfish" etc. etc. etc. 😞
Lets not forget, what Example we all leave to the next Generations to come though!

So, coming back to the Innocence... note how one of my Dear Nephews was rocking a Football shirt today...
Oh wait a minute, did Auntie see a ₿ sign there, she must be seeing things again hm !?!😬😄

*It came close in a way nah... 😄 Pretty sure some of you know the actual FootBall Team!😉
Take Care Everyone & Keep in mind what really matters!
₿♾️🧡🍀

📉 2011 Crash
Peak: June 8, 2011 – ~$32
Bottom: Nov 18, 2011 – ~$2
Drop: ~93.8%

📉 2013–2015 Crash
Peak: Dec 4, 2013 – ~$1,150
Bottom: Jan 14, 2015 – ~$152
Drop: ~86.8%

📉 2017–2018 Crash
Peak: Dec 17, 2017 – ~$19,665
Bottom: Dec 15, 2018 – ~$3,200
Drop: ~83.7%

📉 2021–2022 Crash
Peak: Nov 10, 2021 – ~$69,000
Bottom: Nov 21, 2022 – ~$15,500
Drop: ~77.5%

📉 2025 Crash (Incoming?)
Peak: ??? – ???
Bottom: ??? – ???
Drop: ~80%?

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Question is: Whos got Cohones ehhrr eggs !

The source for the chart measuring egg prices in the USA in Bitcoin or Satoshis (Sats) comes from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and was published in the FRED Blog (Federal Reserve Economic Data). The relevant blog post, dated June 6, 2022, is titled "Eggs-perimenting with Units of Account: The Price of Eggs in USD vs. Bitcoin".
Details:
The blog post compares egg prices in US dollars (USD) to those in Bitcoin (BTC) or Satoshis (Sats), highlighting Bitcoin’s volatility compared to the USD’s stability. For example, a carton of a dozen Grade A eggs costs about $2.50 USD, equivalent to roughly 7750 Sats (0.00007750 BTC) based on the Bitcoin price at the time.

Purpose: The Federal Reserve aimed to illustrate that the US dollar is a more stable unit of account than Bitcoin. However, some comments (e.g., on X) argue the comparison is skewed due to a short time frame.
• Source Link: The blog post and chart are available on the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis website: FRED Blog - Eggs-perimenting with Units of Account.


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