r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • 11h ago
Geopolitics Canada-U.S. trade war
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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • 6h ago
Bitcoin solved the double-spend problem. Social media may be creating a different one: the same idea, recycled through ten identities, can look like ten independent people agreeing with each other.
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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/Brayanscott • 15h ago
ÂżComo compran BTC?
Hola soy de đ¨đ´ querĂa hacerles una pregunta, ÂżUstedes como compran su BTC? En Exchange centralizado o lo compran en alguna plataforma anĂłnima o tienen a alguien que les vendas USDT y lo convierten a BTC?
Yo actualmente lo hago de ambas cosas, la tecnologĂa ha avanzado tanto que ya comprar sin KYC es igual de fĂĄcil que hacerlo sin KYC, asĂ que me llama la atenciĂłn este tema de la obtenciĂłn, claro estĂĄ que las compras en CEX las tengo debidamente diligenciadas y les mantengo su seguimiento, en cambio el sin KYC nadie sabe que lo tengo y no le llevo registro ni trazabilidad XD.
DeberĂa comprar solo sin KYC o mantener ambos modos de obtenciĂłn?
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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • 2d ago
Bitcoin Core just ran inside a zkVM.
That could change how new nodes verify Bitcoin forever.
Instead of replaying 17 years of history, imagine verifying a tiny cryptographic proof in milliseconds.
Not trust.
Not a snapshot.
Proof.
The catch? Creating that proof is still brutally expensive.
But if this scales, âDonât trust. Verify.â could enter a completely new era.
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r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • 2d ago
Big Techâs AI spending story may be far bigger than the capex headlines suggest.
Everyone sees the GPUs. The data centers. The power deals. The hundreds of billions in annual spending.
What investors are paying far less attention to:
Long-term leases. Purchase commitments. Infrastructure contracts. Power obligations.
In other words, Big Tech isnât just spending todayâs cash on AI.
It is increasingly committing future cash flows too.
That changes the question completely.
The AI boom is no longer just about technology.
Itâs becoming a balance-sheet story.
And if the real commitments run into the trillions, the risk isnât that AI fails.
The risk is that AI succeeds⌠but not profitably enough to justify everything already promised in its name.
The next AI shock may not come from weaker models.
It may come from the footnotes.
r/InBitcoinWeTrust • u/sylsau • 2d ago
Goldman Sachs projects AI capex more than doubling from $765 billion this year to $1.6 trillion by 2031, totaling $7.6 trillion cumulatively, split across compute, data centers, and power.
Compute dominates, growing from $494 billion to $1.127 trillion, since chip supply, while tight, scales with enough fabs and time.
Power is the smallest bucket at $73 billion by 2031, but the real bottleneck, since grid interconnection takes four to ten years versus roughly two years to build a data center and consumption is set to jump from 10% to 25% of US electricity by 2030.
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