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.TUX. 24 Jul 19 8.21am
Originally posted by Stirlingsays I'm getting the feeling that this thread is turning into the invasion of the body snatchers. In a couple of months time I fear that I might be telling people that it's a good time to buy. Where do I hide? There's a good chap Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

24 Jul 19 8.21am

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

I'm getting the feeling that this thread is turning into the invasion of the body snatchers.

In a couple of months time I fear that I might be telling people that it's a good time to buy.

Where do I hide?

There's a good chap

Buy Litecoin.

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.TUX. 24 Jul 19 8.23am
Originally posted by dollardays Most likely, but the point I was getting at is that with any investment it's generally not wise to get overly scared by short term changes. By which I mean, what happens or happened in July is largely irrelevant. Absolutely. Buy, hold and ignore the random noise. Buy Litecoin.
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24 Jul 19 8.23am

Originally posted by dollardays

Most likely, but the point I was getting at is that with any investment it's generally not wise to get overly scared by short term changes. By which I mean, what happens or happened in July is largely irrelevant.

Absolutely.
Buy, hold and ignore the random noise.

Buy Litecoin.

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Stirlingsays 24 Jul 19 8.27am
Originally posted by .TUX. There's a good chap Crypto is certainly here to stay. '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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24 Jul 19 8.27am

Originally posted by .TUX.

There's a good chap

Crypto is certainly here to stay.

'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. 24 Jul 19 10.23pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays Crypto is certainly here to stay. Phew, that's one more prepared to enlighten people. Welcome aboard We'll take your new stance one word at a time. This weeks word is 'Still'. Next weeks word is a belter! Buy Litecoin.
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24 Jul 19 10.23pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

Crypto is certainly here to stay.

Phew, that's one more prepared to enlighten people. Welcome aboard
We'll take your new stance one word at a time.
This weeks word is 'Still'.

Next weeks word is a belter!

Buy Litecoin.

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deleted user 26 Jul 19 3.04am
Originally posted by .TUX. Phew, that's one more prepared to enlighten people. Welcome aboard We'll take your new stance one word at a time. This weeks word is 'Still'. Next weeks word is a belter! Do you have any tips on where to buy? since there are of course occasional horror stories in that department from those not in the know. Preferred or trusted platforms. Where you bought your litecoin and so no..
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26 Jul 19 3.04am

Originally posted by .TUX.

Phew, that's one more prepared to enlighten people. Welcome aboard
We'll take your new stance one word at a time.
This weeks word is 'Still'.

Next weeks word is a belter!

Do you have any tips on where to buy? since there are of course occasional horror stories in that department from those not in the know. Preferred or trusted platforms. Where you bought your litecoin and so no..

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deleted user 26 Jul 19 3.13am
Originally posted by .TUX. Absolutely. Buy, hold and ignore the random noise. Sounds like the right formula to me. A relation of mine did that with shares over the decades throughout the highs and lows and it certainly reaped rewards in the end. There's even more of a rationale for doing that with crypto currencies too really.
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26 Jul 19 3.13am

Originally posted by .TUX.

Absolutely.
Buy, hold and ignore the random noise.

Sounds like the right formula to me. A relation of mine did that with shares over the decades throughout the highs and lows and it certainly reaped rewards in the end. There's even more of a rationale for doing that with crypto currencies too really.

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deleted user 28 Jul 19 3.09am
What's the view of Ethereum around these parts? It looks to have had a sluggish start to the year but could it be one to watch?
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28 Jul 19 3.09am

What's the view of Ethereum around these parts? It looks to have had a sluggish start to the year but could it be one to watch?

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.TUX. 28 Jul 19 7.28pm
Originally posted by dollardays Do you have any tips on where to buy? since there are of course occasional horror stories in that department from those not in the know. Preferred or trusted platforms. Where you bought your litecoin and so no.. 'Coinbase' in the main and some on 'Binance'. Both a ball-ache tbh but that's where this space is atm. Buy Litecoin.
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28 Jul 19 7.28pm

Originally posted by dollardays

'Coinbase' in the main and some on 'Binance'.
Both a ball-ache tbh but that's where this space is atm.

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.TUX. 28 Jul 19 7.31pm
Originally posted by dollardays What's the view of Ethereum around these parts? It looks to have had a sluggish start to the year but could it be one to watch? Bitcoin appeals to all so probably the better/safer choice. That aside, looking forward to a nice end to 2019 Edited by .TUX. (28 Jul 2019 7.33pm) Edited by .TUX. (28 Jul 2019 7.33pm) Buy Litecoin.
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28 Jul 19 7.31pm

Originally posted by dollardays

What's the view of Ethereum around these parts? It looks to have had a sluggish start to the year but could it be one to watch?

Bitcoin appeals to all so probably the better/safer choice.

That aside, looking forward to a nice end to 2019

Edited by .TUX. (28 Jul 2019 7.33pm)

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deleted user 28 Jul 19 7.40pm
Originally posted by .TUX. Bitcoin appeals to all so probably the better/safer choice. That aside, looking forward to a nice end to 2019 Edited by .TUX. (28 Jul 2019 7.33pm) Edited by .TUX. (28 Jul 2019 7.33pm) Cheers TUX. I was reading about the security features of Ethereum, but then heard of a disaster where millions were stolen. I suppose this has happened with all cryptocurrencies though. As you say though BitCoin appears to be and always has been the gold standard. Out of curiosity where did you buy yours? Do you store them locally rather than trust an online service? Edited by dollardays (28 Jul 2019 8.16pm)
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28 Jul 19 7.40pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

Bitcoin appeals to all so probably the better/safer choice.

That aside, looking forward to a nice end to 2019

Edited by .TUX. (28 Jul 2019 7.33pm)

Cheers TUX. I was reading about the security features of Ethereum, but then heard of a disaster where millions were stolen. I suppose this has happened with all cryptocurrencies though.

As you say though BitCoin appears to be and always has been the gold standard. Out of curiosity where did you buy yours? Do you store them locally rather than trust an online service?

Edited by dollardays (28 Jul 2019 8.16pm)

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.TUX. 28 Jul 19 8.16pm
Originally posted by dollardays Cheers TUX. I was reading about the security features of Ethereum, but then heard of a disaster where millions were stolen. I suppose this has happened with all cryptocurrencies though. As you say though BitCoin appears to be and always has been the gold standard. Out of curiosity where did you buy yours? I'm assuming that you store them locally rather than trust an online service? Exchanges get hacked. Cryptos themselves don't (as far as i'm aware). Buy them and store them in your own personal wallet, a Trezor/Ledger Nano S (or similar). Never ever leave your purchase on an exchange. This is similar to doing your weekly shop, paying at the till and leaving the laden trolley there. Take whatever you've purchased 'home'. Buy Litecoin.
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28 Jul 19 8.16pm

Originally posted by dollardays

Cheers TUX. I was reading about the security features of Ethereum, but then heard of a disaster where millions were stolen. I suppose this has happened with all cryptocurrencies though.

As you say though BitCoin appears to be and always has been the gold standard. Out of curiosity where did you buy yours? I'm assuming that you store them locally rather than trust an online service?

Exchanges get hacked. Cryptos themselves don't (as far as i'm aware).
Buy them and store them in your own personal wallet, a Trezor/Ledger Nano S (or similar).
Never ever leave your purchase on an exchange. This is similar to doing your weekly shop, paying at the till and leaving the laden trolley there.

Take whatever you've purchased 'home'.

Buy Litecoin.

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deleted user 28 Jul 19 8.26pm
Originally posted by .TUX. Exchanges get hacked. Cryptos themselves don't (as far as i'm aware). Buy them and store them in your own personal wallet, a Trezor/Ledger Nano S (or similar). Never ever leave your purchase on an exchange. This is similar to doing your weekly shop, paying at the till and leaving the laden trolley there. Take whatever you've purchased 'home'. It was rather interesting in that it appeared to involve hacking easy or guessable private keys, or by bruteforcing addresses secured by pass-phrases: [Link] I would think it's not a serious concern for those who know what you're doing though. And I suppose when anything like this happens, many take steps to ensure that they're not victim to the same kind of thing.
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28 Jul 19 8.26pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

Take whatever you've purchased 'home'.

It was rather interesting in that it appeared to involve hacking easy or guessable private keys, or by bruteforcing addresses secured by pass-phrases:

[Link]

I would think it's not a serious concern for those who know what you're doing though. And I suppose when anything like this happens, many take steps to ensure that they're not victim to the same kind of thing.

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