On 2021-10-05 at 08:30 UTC, I asked, “Where might #Bitcoin lie on this grid?” I attributed the research to @TheOddball__ and shared https://t.co/yUHdUkZMr5; the grid and research findings are not included in the capture. This remains an open question alongside my broader crypto learning in learning crypto and web3.
On 2021-10-15 at 04:38 UTC, I asked, “Is this right?” and included #Crypto and https://t.co/B7lCSQfhEV. The capture does not identify what “this” refers to, so it does not establish whether the linked content is correct.
On 2021-12-15, I predicted a serious inverse correlation trade between gold and crypto over the next decade, suggesting people could buy gold to short crypto and vice versa. I framed it as a discussion question, not a settled plan or a reported result; I pointed to research by @TheOddball__ without stating its findings. This is an untested market idea alongside my other crypto questions in the skeptical case against crypto, governments respond to crypto, and learning crypto and web3.
On 2022-01-19, I asked, “Where next?” alongside Bitcoin, crypto, and blockchain hashtags, but the captured post does not say what I was asking about. I included https://t.co/HYDldl7PIK, whose destination is unknown here.
I asked, “What happens when cost of mining becomes higher than the market price of bitcoin? Also what is the cost of mining now, usd 15k, 25 k?” I was asking whether either figure might be the current mining cost, not asserting that it is.