A lot of the crypto selling this year has been short selling by hedge funds who were borrowing coins from Genesis. If Genesis goes kaput, they'll struggle to find another source to lend to them. Therefore

Sanctions are part of the US arsenal of weapons, as much as nuclear missiles are. They were always going to go after anyone getting round them.

I don't understand why Hive fell to $0.35. Who is selling? I find it hard to believe SBF owned any Hive, let alone owned enough to dump it and move the price by 30%.

Your "sources" are links with no text. Take source 1: Click it. There is no article there at all, no text. All that my article has in common is the title... Generic titles are not plagiarism...

Are you aware that the link is a web archive - i.e. the wayback machine? The blog doesn't exist anymore. I deleted it, and the hosting account in 2013. It no longer exists outside the web archive, so I

I think Hive needs to do some marketing. For example the following page which comes up at the top of the search results comparing stablecoins, doesn't mention HBD at all, much less pHBD: We have a long

Thanks!

Some of the tag abuse is to harvest automatic votes on some tags. If automatic votes went away, so would the tag abuse.

Are the Northern lights always green, or do they come in other colours?

It's understandable that most people are writing about finance given what's going on in the crypto market right now.

I avoid people whom I've had problems with. Life is too short to bother with them.

Some people are definitely selling. Perhaps to pay tax bills? Isn't January the season where people have to pay taxes?

I wonder if the miners started to sell in a panic? Better to have dollars on an exchange instead of mobs stealing your bitcoin wallet!

My resolution is to try to increase my Hive earnings by posting more regularly than last year.

Happy New Year! 2021 was better for Hive than 2020. Let's hope that indicates a trend and 2022 is better still!

I've never used one. I think they're for people who want bitcoin but can't get verified on an exchange, and are willing to pay the higher fees charged by the ATM. Also, because of the lack of verification,

I told my family about bitcoin a few years ago. They thought it was dangerous and tried to get me to sell. Then when the bear market of 2018 happened, they said, "See? You should have sold".

You can get one from Amazon for about £50 ($75). And of course there are some more expensive depending on how programmable you want it.

I watch movies and TV series on Amazon Prime. I don't have Netflix.

As long as there are no new varients, I think covid will end in a few months.