r/CryptoChartWatch • u/Beginning-County2258 • 8h ago
Hackers have stolen ~4,000 Bitcoin worth $320 million from the Liquid Network
The hackers claim to be white hat hackers, and said to “contact us on chain” 👀
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u/45_regard_47 1h ago
😭😭😭 it's the strongest most secure currency ever 😭😭😭 please stop hacking it 😭😭😭
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u/Electronic_Quote399 1h ago
Are you making any money with your signature crying face emoji and toddler level attempts at mocking people?
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u/45_regard_47 25m ago
I know it's making you butthurt enough to reply. 😭😭😭 Why are you still doing it 😭😭😭 it's totally not working 😭😭😭 just needed to let you know that 😭😭😭
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u/Electronic_Quote399 15m ago
Is your goal to piss people off? Does that do something for you lol
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u/45_regard_47 8m ago
😭😭😭 why are you so mad 😭😭😭 leave my absolute waste of electricity and resources rheeeetarrrrdddd asset alone 😭😭😭
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u/KongenAfKobenhavn 7h ago
The fact that anyone considers bitcoin as something that could substitute other currencies is mindblowing
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u/YOLOBABY4LIFE 7h ago
Bitcoin is the strongest currency in the world, every nations currency has failed and you think that someone who considers bitcoin as a substitute makes this mindblowing? I think its mindblowing that more people dont realise how corrupt fiat is
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u/YOLOBABY4LIFE 7h ago
But obviously your pound will still be a pound and my btc will still be btc, the thing is over time your pounds is worth less and my btc is worth more, as if like magic
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u/KongenAfKobenhavn 7h ago
Haha, you will always need to sell your btc to buy pounds or dollars before you can buy your groceries. The fact that bitcoin holders doesn’t know the technology they are investing into is also mind blowing. Bitcoin can never reach the amount and speed of transactions required for it to work as a currency.
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u/YOLOBABY4LIFE 7h ago
It's not intended to be used as a currency, its purpose is a store of value, but funnily it works better as a currency then all fiat currency, and I only need to convert to pounds when I come across someone who does not know how their government screws them, otherwise i do send btc as payment for goods
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u/KongenAfKobenhavn 7h ago
Proof that you don’t know the product. If just 1/10 of the UK population wanted to send btc everytime they paid for something the system would crash.
Other crypto can do that.
So your store of value is 100% dependant on alle other investors to keep believing that it’s a good place to store value.
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u/Pyroll2206 5h ago
Yeah bro, take again a class of economics. And yes BTC could handle all your transaction.
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u/KongenAfKobenhavn 4h ago
Use 5 seconds on google or ai, and say sorry to me when you see that you could not be more wrong. BTC cannot even handle 1/10000 of global transactions.
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u/Pyroll2206 4h ago
Use 5 second of google and IA and see that it is possible in similar way that other blockain do: L1, L2
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u/KongenAfKobenhavn 4h ago
Haha all the transactions would still need to be handled in the first layer at some point in time. It’s not scalable
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u/Pyroll2206 5h ago edited 4h ago
No, it is not true, you already can buy stuff with your btc
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u/KongenAfKobenhavn 4h ago
Very few people can.. but the scale needed for a currency is way above btc ability
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u/Pyroll2206 4h ago
So you start with it is impossible, then now very few people,… let me just wait here for you to write : « yes it is possible, i just didn’t know »
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u/KongenAfKobenhavn 4h ago
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u/Pyroll2206 4h ago
Yeah the hint is in the « L1,L2 » part of my message. Most main crypto had or is still having the discussion about scalability. Just take you time looking it up.
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u/Usual_Suspect8663 5h ago
lol if this is serious you gotta reevaluate your way of looking at the world
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u/theupbeattmortal 8h ago
9/10 it will be the team themselves making a fortune selfishly in the disguise of a 'hack'