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Stirlingsays 17 Jun 18 8.14am
Originally posted by .TUX. And who causes the booms and busts? The Central Banking system that has been forced upon us all. These illusionists have altered the nature of the financial system and orchestrated a de facto heist that has enabled the most dominant banks and central bankers to run the world with currency (printed from thin-air and charged to us with interest!). The greatest Ponzi Scheme in history, bar none. Crypto-currencies are designed to end this farce. To end the deliberately manipulated ''boom and bust''. To end this parasitical system that robs every single one of us every single day hence 'they' are doing everything possible through the MSM (and continual price manipulation) to deride this space. Andrew Jackson had the right idea. I would agree that potentially crypto could be a significant improvement for the future of finance in general.....though not for the UK as this sector is one of our main tax areas and exports. However, I'm not blind to the risks. Centralized systems never give up power willingly when there is money involved. Personally I see struggles and manipulation ahead for crypto. The bigger it gets the more the system will look to drown it. You're very critical of the system, though we shouldn't forget that we live in an era and anglosphere where the poor grow fat and old. We should not forget that this is the only era in history where this has happened so while the short comings of the financial systems are evident.....so should be its successes. '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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17 Jun 18 8.14am

Originally posted by .TUX.

And who causes the booms and busts? The Central Banking system that has been forced upon us all.
These illusionists have altered the nature of the financial system and orchestrated a de facto heist that has enabled the most dominant banks and central bankers to run the world with currency (printed from thin-air and charged to us with interest!).
The greatest Ponzi Scheme in history, bar none.

Crypto-currencies are designed to end this farce. To end the deliberately manipulated ''boom and bust''. To end this parasitical system that robs every single one of us every single day hence 'they' are doing everything possible through the MSM (and continual price manipulation) to deride this space.

Andrew Jackson had the right idea.

I would agree that potentially crypto could be a significant improvement for the future of finance in general.....though not for the UK as this sector is one of our main tax areas and exports.

However, I'm not blind to the risks. Centralized systems never give up power willingly when there is money involved. Personally I see struggles and manipulation ahead for crypto. The bigger it gets the more the system will look to drown it.

You're very critical of the system, though we shouldn't forget that we live in an era and anglosphere where the poor grow fat and old.

We should not forget that this is the only era in history where this has happened so while the short comings of the financial systems are evident.....so should be its successes.

'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. 17 Jun 18 8.55am
Originally posted by Stirlingsays I would agree that potentially crypto could be a significant improvement for the future of finance in general.....though not for the UK as this sector is one of our main tax areas and exports. However, I'm not blind to the risks. Centralized systems never give up power willingly when there is money involved. Personally I see struggles and manipulation ahead for crypto. The bigger it gets the more the system will look to drown it. You're very critical of the system, though we shouldn't forget that we live in an era and anglosphere where the poor grow fat and old. We should not forget that this is the only era in history where this has happened so while the short comings of the financial systems are evident.....so should be its successes. We should all be, but as with the continued negative press re crypto-currencies in the MSM you'll never hear the same regarding the current system that, by design, continues to rob each and every one of us daily. Funny that. The need for two wages today to support an average family (in the main) as apposed to one that was sufficient for decades and decades being proof positive. This is the continued and deliberate devaluation of currency (a taxation) that only benefits the parasites at the top of this Ponzi Scheme. If only more could see it. As for the poor growing fat and old, i don't class living a longer life while being poor as a ''success''. Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

17 Jun 18 8.55am

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

I would agree that potentially crypto could be a significant improvement for the future of finance in general.....though not for the UK as this sector is one of our main tax areas and exports.

You're very critical of the system, though we shouldn't forget that we live in an era and anglosphere where the poor grow fat and old.

We should not forget that this is the only era in history where this has happened so while the short comings of the financial systems are evident.....so should be its successes.

We should all be, but as with the continued negative press re crypto-currencies in the MSM you'll never hear the same regarding the current system that, by design, continues to rob each and every one of us daily. Funny that.
The need for two wages today to support an average family (in the main) as apposed to one that was sufficient for decades and decades being proof positive. This is the continued and deliberate devaluation of currency (a taxation) that only benefits the parasites at the top of this Ponzi Scheme. If only more could see it.

As for the poor growing fat and old, i don't class living a longer life while being poor as a ''success''.

Buy Litecoin.

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mezzer Main Stand, Block F, Row 20 seat 1... 30 Jun 18 6.53am
Down 70% now this year. Some are close to zero. Mirrors the dot.com bust of 2001. Will take a bit of coming back from, from an investor confidence perspective more than anything else. Living down here does have some advantages. At least you can see them cry.
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Main Stand, Block F, Row 20 seat 1... 30 Jun 18 6.53am

Down 70% now this year. Some are close to zero. Mirrors the dot.com bust of 2001. Will take a bit of coming back from, from an investor confidence perspective more than anything else.

Living down here does have some advantages. At least you can see them cry.

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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 30 Jun 18 8.06am
Originally posted by mezzer Down 70% now this year. Some are close to zero. Mirrors the dot.com bust of 2001. Will take a bit of coming back from, from an investor confidence perspective more than anything else. Although Bitcoin went up by 9% yesterday! As have stated before, I just can't see what value these currencies have until real world applications are found. That said, are they any different to gold or silver. The only reason they have a value is that they are rare so maybe Bitcoin is no different as only a finite number exist. "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Croydon 30 Jun 18 8.06am

Originally posted by mezzer

Down 70% now this year. Some are close to zero. Mirrors the dot.com bust of 2001. Will take a bit of coming back from, from an investor confidence perspective more than anything else.

Although Bitcoin went up by 9% yesterday!

As have stated before, I just can't see what value these currencies have until real world applications are found.

That said, are they any different to gold or silver. The only reason they have a value is that they are rare so maybe Bitcoin is no different as only a finite number exist.

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

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.TUX. 01 Jul 18 6.46am
Originally posted by mezzer Down 70% now this year. Some are close to zero. Mirrors the dot.com bust of 2001. Will take a bit of coming back from, from an investor confidence perspective more than anything else. It's (Bitcoin) come back from worse in the past and will do again. It started last year around 1000dollars, this time last year it was 2600dollars and despite the orchestrated manipulation over the past 6months it's still over 6000dollars today. Not too shabby. As the economy continues to slowly tank it'll be a good second-half of the year for many cryptos, imo. Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

01 Jul 18 6.46am

Originally posted by mezzer

Down 70% now this year. Some are close to zero. Mirrors the dot.com bust of 2001. Will take a bit of coming back from, from an investor confidence perspective more than anything else.

It's (Bitcoin) come back from worse in the past and will do again.
It started last year around 1000dollars, this time last year it was 2600dollars and despite the orchestrated manipulation over the past 6months it's still over 6000dollars today. Not too shabby.

As the economy continues to slowly tank it'll be a good second-half of the year for many cryptos, imo.

Buy Litecoin.

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.TUX. 07 Jul 18 6.55pm
Still a good time to buy. Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

07 Jul 18 6.55pm

Still a good time to buy.

Buy Litecoin.

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.TUX. 20 Jul 18 10.48pm
Originally posted by .TUX. Still a good time to buy. Ditto bud. Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

20 Jul 18 10.48pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

Still a good time to buy.

Ditto bud.

Buy Litecoin.

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ddjdd Chichester 21 Jul 18 1.52am
Bitcoin has no value as a currency and never will have, due to the fact its an incredibly unstable store of value (huge price fluctuations as a result of there being a finite amount of bitcoins, which means small changes in demand affect price in a big way), and the fact that it takes so long to complete a transaction, so would never be feasible for everyday use. That being said, it is a commodity that can be invested in for money making purposes, at your own risk. Personally wouldnt advise as it's essentially a form of gambling, except with sports betting etc you at least have some idea as to what might happen. couldnt quote the post i was replying to, was a few pages back.
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Chichester 21 Jul 18 1.52am

Bitcoin has no value as a currency and never will have, due to the fact its an incredibly unstable store of value (huge price fluctuations as a result of there being a finite amount of bitcoins, which means small changes in demand affect price in a big way), and the fact that it takes so long to complete a transaction, so would never be feasible for everyday use.

That being said, it is a commodity that can be invested in for money making purposes, at your own risk. Personally wouldnt advise as it's essentially a form of gambling, except with sports betting etc you at least have some idea as to what might happen.

couldnt quote the post i was replying to, was a few pages back.

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.TUX. 23 Jul 18 8.03pm
Originally posted by ddjdd Bitcoin has no value as a currency and never will have, due to the fact its an incredibly unstable store of value (huge price fluctuations as a result of there being a finite amount of bitcoins, which means small changes in demand affect price in a big way), and the fact that it takes so long to complete a transaction, so would never be feasible for everyday use. That being said, it is a commodity that can be invested in for money making purposes, at your own risk. Personally wouldnt advise as it's essentially a form of gambling, except with sports betting etc you at least have some idea as to what might happen. couldnt quote the post i was replying to, was a few pages back. Another point of view is always welcome. Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

23 Jul 18 8.03pm

Originally posted by ddjdd

Another point of view is always welcome.

Buy Litecoin.

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Ouzo Dan Behind you 24 Jul 18 10.13am
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 The mountains are calling & I must go.
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Ouzo Dan

Behind you 24 Jul 18 10.13am

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

The mountains are calling & I must go.

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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 25 Jul 18 8.35am
Bitcoin gone up 10% over last few days after a month of gradual slipping back "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Croydon 25 Jul 18 8.35am

Bitcoin gone up 10% over last few days after a month of gradual slipping back

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

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.TUX. 25 Jul 18 6.32pm
Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle Bitcoin gone up 10% over last few days after a month of gradual slipping back The proposed ETF? Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

25 Jul 18 6.32pm

Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle

Bitcoin gone up 10% over last few days after a month of gradual slipping back

The proposed ETF?

Buy Litecoin.

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