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Pension Consultants are Buying US Spot Bitcoin ETFs: 13F SEC Fillings

on April 25, 2024

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Recent 13F SEC filings reveal major pension consultant is buying spot Bitcoin ETFs.

http://dlvr.it/T6109S

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BREAKING!!! : Barry Silbert has RESIGNED from the board of directors of Grayscale Investments, LLC.

Bullish as hell in my opinion. Barry is a fraudster and this was probably a requirement for their ETF to get approved. submitted by /u/Bitbuyer313 [link] [comments] http://dlvr.it/T0cpqh

✨ The creator of Gmail on the promise of Bitcoin at $100, exactly 11 years ago. He was right

submitted by /u/rizzobitcoin [link] [comments] http://dlvr.it/T6BfyT

I (ubuntu noob) want to assist the network by setting up a Bitcoin node on a Raspberry Pi, but Ubuntu has other plans.

*edit* Solved Prerequisites: * Raspberry Pi 5 * 64GB SD Card * Ubuntu Desktop LTS 24.04 * Kingston external USB disk 1TB I have: * Installed Ubuntu desktop on my Pi 5, and "sudo apt update && apt upgrade" * Verified that the Kingston disk can be accessed via the 'file manager' in Ubuntu. * Installed 'Bitcoin-core' (v 27.0) via the Ubuntu app store. When I click on the Bitcoin node app, I get a prompt (see screenshot) which says 'Approximately 12GB of data will be saved in this directory', and 'when you click OK, an additional 600GB of data will be downloaded', which I don't have space for on the SD card. Therefore, I want to point to my 1TB external Kingston disk, but this is my problem. It's not possible to point to the external disk (which I otherwise access via the file explorer without any issues). I found a bitcoin-config file which was empty. I tried to add: datadir=/media/username/KINGSTON b

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