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Casual Orpington 26 Jul 18 10.25pm
Originally posted by Ouzo Dan Bitcoin dominance is once again going up, this is usually a pretty good indicator that the alts will follow. I might buy some more Pundi & Tron actually Apologies if I have the wrong poster , but weren’t you asking people to chip in to help you buy a place abroad, a few months ago? Now you are gambling on bitcoins ?
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Orpington 26 Jul 18 10.25pm

Originally posted by Ouzo Dan

Bitcoin dominance is once again going up, this is usually a pretty good indicator that the alts will follow.

I might buy some more Pundi & Tron actually

Apologies if I have the wrong poster , but weren’t you asking people to chip in to help you buy a place abroad, a few months ago?
Now you are gambling on bitcoins ?

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.TUX. 27 Jul 18 7.27am
Originally posted by Casual Apologies if I have the wrong poster , but weren’t you asking people to chip in to help you buy a place abroad, a few months ago? Now you are gambling on bitcoins? The amount of work/finance being poured into this space shows us that it's hardly a gamble tbf, it's the way forward. Every 'new' technology suffers volatility, but with adoption and understanding this volatility decreases. Huge strides are being made behind the scenes, ie the boring bit, to improve the infrastructure. This is a massive massive task but everyday, bit by bit, we get a little closer to mainstream 'usage'. Still a great time to buy. Buy Litecoin.
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27 Jul 18 7.27am

Originally posted by Casual

Apologies if I have the wrong poster , but weren’t you asking people to chip in to help you buy a place abroad, a few months ago?
Now you are gambling on bitcoins?

The amount of work/finance being poured into this space shows us that it's hardly a gamble tbf, it's the way forward.
Every 'new' technology suffers volatility, but with adoption and understanding this volatility decreases. Huge strides are being made behind the scenes, ie the boring bit, to improve the infrastructure. This is a massive massive task but everyday, bit by bit, we get a little closer to mainstream 'usage'.

Still a great time to buy.

Buy Litecoin.

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Ouzo Dan 27 Jul 18 11.39am
Originally posted by Casual Apologies if I have the wrong poster , but weren’t you asking people to chip in to help you buy a place abroad, a few months ago? Now you are gambling on bitcoins ? Not that I have to answer to you but I will. I've been involved with crypto for a few years now so hardly something new. I've had a reasonable amount of success day/swing trading. As for house We have been approved for a mortgage, we have paid a deposit on a 5 bed house costing 75k euro in the best location we could of ever hoped for & pending any last minute disasters im driving across Europe with my worldly belongings at the end of September to get the place ready for guests in December. I'm working on my website here [Link] You'll see my business logo in my profile. For anyone that chucked me a bit of cash I was going to contact them & sort something out when the place is up & running. As for throwing more money at crypto I didn't in the end although I don't really gives a monkeys if you believe me or not. Also investing in crypto isn't a gamble. Next time rather than try to shame me how about just dropping a pm my way? Edited by Ouzo Dan (27 Jul 2018 11.41am) Sex Panther 60% of the time it works every time
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Ouzo Dan 27 Jul 18 11.39am

Originally posted by Casual

Apologies if I have the wrong poster , but weren’t you asking people to chip in to help you buy a place abroad, a few months ago?
Now you are gambling on bitcoins ?

Not that I have to answer to you but I will.

I've been involved with crypto for a few years now so hardly something new.
I've had a reasonable amount of success day/swing trading.

As for house
We have been approved for a mortgage, we have paid a deposit on a 5 bed house costing 75k euro in the best location we could of ever hoped for & pending any last minute disasters im driving across Europe with my worldly belongings at the end of September to get the place ready for guests in December.

I'm working on my website here
[Link]
You'll see my business logo in my profile.

For anyone that chucked me a bit of cash I was going to contact them & sort something out when the place is up & running.

As for throwing more money at crypto I didn't in the end although I don't really gives a monkeys if you believe me or not.

Also investing in crypto isn't a gamble.
Next time rather than try to shame me how about just dropping a pm my way?

Edited by Ouzo Dan (27 Jul 2018 11.41am)

Sex Panther 60% of the time it works every time

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Stirlingsays 27 Jul 18 12.17pm
I'll just say the obvious....regardless of whether cryptos are good or bad or indifferent. Never invest money into something that you aren't prepared to lose. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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27 Jul 18 12.17pm

I'll just say the obvious....regardless of whether cryptos are good or bad or indifferent.

Never invest money into something that you aren't prepared to lose.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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.TUX. 29 Jul 18 3.35pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays I'll just say the obvious....regardless of whether cryptos are good or bad or indifferent. *Never invest money into something that you aren't prepared to lose.** Not ''money'' bud, currency. There's a big difference. Anyway, we have all been losing* for umpteen decades already. Due to being forced to trade with a continually devaluing 'fiat currency' and the inherent inflation associated, we are all far far poorer than those we've followed. Crypto-currencies aim to break the centralised cartels that 1. Nobody voted for (who in their right mind would!) and 2. Continually rob us........and give the world a de-centralised financial system which will benefit every-single one of us, not just the 1%. Still a good time to buy. Buy Litecoin.
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29 Jul 18 3.35pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

I'll just say the obvious....regardless of whether cryptos are good or bad or indifferent.

Never invest money* into something that you aren't prepared to lose.

*Not ''money'' bud, currency. There's a big difference.

Anyway, we have all been losing for umpteen decades already.
Due to being forced to trade with a continually devaluing 'fiat currency' and the inherent inflation associated, we are all far far poorer than those we've followed.
Crypto-currencies aim to break the centralised cartels that 1. Nobody voted for (who in their right mind would!) and 2. Continually rob us........and give the world a de-centralised financial system which will benefit every-single one of us, not just the 1%.

Still a good time to buy.

Buy Litecoin.

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grumpymort US/Thailand/UK 29 Jul 18 4.11pm
Originally posted by .TUX. Not ''money'' bud, currency. There's a big difference. Anyway, we have all been losing* for umpteen decades already. Due to being forced to trade with a continually devaluing 'fiat currency' and the inherent inflation associated, we are all far far poorer than those we've followed. Crypto-currencies aim to break the centralised cartels that 1. Nobody voted for (who in their right mind would!) and 2. Continually rob us........and give the world a de-centralised financial system which will benefit every-single one of us, not just the 1%. Still a good time to buy. The reasons behind crypto sound good but they are load of rubbish. People are getting rich of bitcoin not joe public but people that are just like banks so really all that has happened is money has switched to other groups who are getting rich of it plus you will find a lot of the already wealth had already jumped on crypto coin just stick with gold that will always have value (VPN) - [Link] (Alt VPN) - [Link]
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US/Thailand/UK 29 Jul 18 4.11pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

*Not ''money'' bud, currency. There's a big difference.

Still a good time to buy.

The reasons behind crypto sound good but they are load of rubbish.

People are getting rich of bitcoin not joe public but people that are just like banks so really all that has happened is money has switched to other groups who are getting rich of it plus you will find a lot of the already wealth had already jumped on crypto coin

just stick with gold that will always have value

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Stirlingsays 29 Jul 18 4.19pm
Originally posted by .TUX. Not ''money'' bud, currency. There's a big difference. Anyway, we have all been losing* for umpteen decades already. Due to being forced to trade with a continually devaluing 'fiat currency' and the inherent inflation associated, we are all far far poorer than those we've followed. Crypto-currencies aim to break the centralised cartels that 1. Nobody voted for (who in their right mind would!) and 2. Continually rob us........and give the world a de-centralised financial system which will benefit every-single one of us, not just the 1%. Still a good time to buy. Not really Tux.....not more than someone can afford to lose anyway. The 'centralised cartels' run the financial system. So if this is the case, why do you think they would allow crypto currencies to take over? Being 'de-centralised' doesn't mean they will get mainstream exposure. The larger they get the more sidelined they will be. The larger they get the less profitable they will be because the 'cartels' will ensure that happens. It's already happening. If automation happens to a significant extent and the traditional job dynamic changes....that will alter society far more.....perhaps that will enable them far more. Edited by Stirlingsays (29 Jul 2018 4.36pm) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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29 Jul 18 4.19pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

*Not ''money'' bud, currency. There's a big difference.

Still a good time to buy.

Not really Tux.....not more than someone can afford to lose anyway.

The 'centralised cartels' run the financial system. So if this is the case, why do you think they would allow crypto currencies to take over?

Being 'de-centralised' doesn't mean they will get mainstream exposure.

The larger they get the more sidelined they will be.

The larger they get the less profitable they will be because the 'cartels' will ensure that happens. It's already happening.

If automation happens to a significant extent and the traditional job dynamic changes....that will alter society far more.....perhaps that will enable them far more.

Edited by Stirlingsays (29 Jul 2018 4.36pm)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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.TUX. 29 Jul 18 7.01pm
Originally posted by grumpymort The reasons behind crypto sound good but they are load of rubbish. People are getting rich of bitcoin not joe public but people that are just like banks so really all that has happened is money has switched to other groups who are getting rich of it plus you will find a lot of the already wealth had already jumped on crypto coin just stick with gold that will always have value Agree with that. The rest is just wrong. Buy Litecoin.
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29 Jul 18 7.01pm

Originally posted by grumpymort

The reasons behind crypto sound good but they are load of rubbish.

just stick with gold that will always have value

Agree with that. The rest is just wrong.

Buy Litecoin.

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.TUX. 29 Jul 18 7.25pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays Not really Tux.....not more than someone can afford to lose anyway. The 'centralised cartels' run the financial system. So if this is the case, why do you think they would allow crypto currencies to take over? They won't, not without a fight which is why every 'crypto' mention on MSM is always negative, never positive. Being 'de-centralised' doesn't mean they will get mainstream exposure. But it does mean that not one particular 'central body' (cartel) has complete control over any given currency. The larger they get the more sidelined they will be. The larger the crypto space becomes (through adoption) the more will see the benefits, particularly those (billion+) who are as yet 'un-banked'. The larger they get the less profitable they will be because the 'cartels' will ensure that happens. It's already happening. ''Profit'' is only truly relative at this very early stage of this space. After many many months of manipulation, crypto's are still here? If automation happens to a significant extent and the traditional job dynamic changes....that will alter society far more.....perhaps that will enable them far more. Nothing to do with any dynamic other than which particular currency we use tbh (people are already getting paid in crypto's and buying with crypto's). Edited by Stirlingsays (29 Jul 2018 4.36pm) Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

29 Jul 18 7.25pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

Not really Tux.....not more than someone can afford to lose anyway.

The 'centralised cartels' run the financial system. So if this is the case, why do you think they would allow crypto currencies to take over?

They won't, not without a fight which is why every 'crypto' mention on MSM is always negative, never positive.

Being 'de-centralised' doesn't mean they will get mainstream exposure.

But it does mean that not one particular 'central body' (cartel) has complete control over any given currency.

The larger they get the more sidelined they will be.

The larger the crypto space becomes (through adoption) the more will see the benefits, particularly those (billion+) who are as yet 'un-banked'.

The larger they get the less profitable they will be because the 'cartels' will ensure that happens. It's already happening.

''Profit'' is only truly relative at this very early stage of this space.
After many many months of manipulation, crypto's are still here?

If automation happens to a significant extent and the traditional job dynamic changes....that will alter society far more.....perhaps that will enable them far more.

Nothing to do with any dynamic other than which particular currency we use tbh (people are already getting paid in crypto's and buying with crypto's).

Edited by Stirlingsays (29 Jul 2018 4.36pm)

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.TUX. 06 Aug 18 9.37pm
Still a good time to buy. Buy Litecoin.
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06 Aug 18 9.37pm

Still a good time to buy.

Buy Litecoin.

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Mav_tj The Concrete Jungle 07 Aug 18 6.20pm
Originally posted by .TUX. Still a good time to buy. Do you think BTC will dip back to 4/4.5k?
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The Concrete Jungle 07 Aug 18 6.20pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

Still a good time to buy.

Do you think BTC will dip back to 4/4.5k?

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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 08 Aug 18 5.25pm
Dropped 9% today General trend appears a slow decline "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Croydon 08 Aug 18 5.25pm

Dropped 9% today

General trend appears a slow decline

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

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