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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 26 Jun 19 1.08pm
Originally posted by SW19 CPFC Because it is useless. Also Bud bud bud likes to paint himself as a sage, but at this stage the reality is volatility is high and pump and dump is rife. It's a pyramid scheme for now. The underlying fundamentals are not solid or logical. With halo currencies you really needed to get in early to make any money out of them. The majority of them are done – and if anyone else is saying otherwise they're simply in it for themselves – the more people you can get to invest in Litecoin, for example, the higher the price. Facebook entering the game recently has simply started the new wave of more regulated and controlled crypto – something that is highly likely to become the norm. It's not dissimilar to the dotcom bubble in that everyone and his dog had an commerce site (in this case a coin offering). The only ones left with value will be those that can be regulated and easy to use. Agree mate. But I have this morning cashed in 50% of my Ethereum currency and it has paid for me to take my family away on holiday. Happy to take the advice though "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Croydon 26 Jun 19 1.08pm

Originally posted by SW19 CPFC

Because it is useless.

Also Bud bud bud likes to paint himself as a sage, but at this stage the reality is volatility is high and pump and dump is rife. It's a pyramid scheme for now. The underlying fundamentals are not solid or logical.

With halo currencies you really needed to get in early to make any money out of them. The majority of them are done – and if anyone else is saying otherwise they're simply in it for themselves – the more people you can get to invest in Litecoin, for example, the higher the price.

Facebook entering the game recently has simply started the new wave of more regulated and controlled crypto – something that is highly likely to become the norm. It's not dissimilar to the dotcom bubble in that everyone and his dog had an commerce site (in this case a coin offering).

The only ones left with value will be those that can be regulated and easy to use.

Agree mate. But I have this morning cashed in 50% of my Ethereum currency and it has paid for me to take my family away on holiday.

Happy to take the advice though

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

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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 26 Jun 19 6.01pm
Bitcoin now up 19% today on yesterday "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Croydon 26 Jun 19 6.01pm

Bitcoin now up 19% today on yesterday

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

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.TUX. 27 Jun 19 4.08am
Originally posted by chris123 $307 in Dec 2017 - $131 now, and I'll draw your attention to when Litecoin was tipped up - it's gone down over the period. ..........but not out. As you're aware, many 'fledglings' have dropped well over 90% of their value during the course of their existence but rebounded many many fold over time. Long-term. Buy Litecoin.
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27 Jun 19 4.08am

Originally posted by chris123

$307 in Dec 2017 - $131 now, and I'll draw your attention to when Litecoin was tipped up - it's gone down over the period.

..........but not out.
As you're aware, many 'fledglings' have dropped well over 90% of their value during the course of their existence but rebounded many many fold over time.

Long-term.

Buy Litecoin.

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.TUX. 27 Jun 19 4.11am
Originally posted by SW19 CPFC Because it is useless. Also Bud bud bud likes to paint himself as a sage, but at this stage the reality is volatility is high and pump and dump is rife. It's a pyramid scheme for now. The underlying fundamentals are not solid or logical. With halo currencies you really needed to get in early to make any money out of them. The majority of them are done – and if anyone else is saying otherwise they're simply in it for themselves – the more people you can get to invest in Litecoin, for example, the higher the price. Facebook entering the game recently has simply started the new wave of more regulated and controlled crypto – something that is highly likely to become the norm. It's not dissimilar to the dotcom bubble in that everyone and his dog had an commerce site (in this case a coin offering). The only ones left with value will be those that can be regulated and easy to use. The personal digs continue........ Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

27 Jun 19 4.11am

Originally posted by SW19 CPFC

Because it is useless.

The only ones left with value will be those that can be regulated and easy to use.

The personal digs continue........

Buy Litecoin.

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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 27 Jun 19 6.13pm
Bitcoin down 20% today!! 8% in last hour. Glad I sold what I did yesterday. It’s like the Wild West! "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Croydon 27 Jun 19 6.13pm

Bitcoin down 20% today!!
8% in last hour.
Glad I sold what I did yesterday.

It’s like the Wild West!

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

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the.universal 27 Jun 19 6.17pm
Well the important thing is that I’ll win my bet with Tux again. So as far as bitcoin ‘market experts’ go, I still get to claim that title. Vive le Roy!
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the.universal 27 Jun 19 6.17pm

Well the important thing is that I’ll win my bet with Tux again.

So as far as bitcoin ‘market experts’ go, I still get to claim that title.

Vive le Roy!

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SW19 CPFC Addiscombe West 27 Jun 19 6.45pm
Originally posted by .TUX. The personal digs continue........ And they will, along with a healthy dose of realism, until you caveat your completely unsubstantiated opinion masquerading as financial advice. There is no factual basis for what you are peddling and encouraging others to do other than for your own profiteering. Why so serious? Because the way you position yourself to some less informed people may actually be taken as fact. Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.
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Addiscombe West 27 Jun 19 6.45pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

The personal digs continue........

And they will, along with a healthy dose of realism, until you caveat your completely unsubstantiated opinion masquerading as financial advice. There is no factual basis for what you are peddling and encouraging others to do other than for your own profiteering.

Why so serious? Because the way you position yourself to some less informed people may actually be taken as fact.

Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.

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.TUX. 27 Jun 19 6.53pm
Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle Bitcoin down 20% today!! 8% in last hour. Glad I sold what I did yesterday. It’s like the Wild West! Yep, but improving all the time Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

27 Jun 19 6.53pm

Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle

Bitcoin down 20% today!!
8% in last hour.
Glad I sold what I did yesterday.

It’s like the Wild West!

Yep, but improving all the time

Buy Litecoin.

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SW19 CPFC Addiscombe West 27 Jun 19 6.53pm
Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle Bitcoin down 20% today!! 8% in last hour. Glad I sold what I did yesterday. It’s like the Wild West! Likewise. This was interesting from the FT ‘Went to a very interesting meetup on cryptos at Imperial last night. There was this really nice lady working for a cryptocurrency data provider. She claimed the data on crypto suffers from 3 issues. The most striking one to me was the abundance of fake data they had to deal with, coming from many dodgy exchanges, often unregulated and financed by private money. They classified all exchanges they worked with according to a number of criterias and only 3% of them were of the highest rating and therefore according to their expert opinion provide reliable data on volumes and therefore, pricing...I did find it quite shocking as a neophyte on the subject.’ No s***. How easy would it be, say, for a few dodgy exchanges to manipulate the price, given false volume reported. The more power you have, the more influence you have. Sound familiar? Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.
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Addiscombe West 27 Jun 19 6.53pm

Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle

Bitcoin down 20% today!!
8% in last hour.
Glad I sold what I did yesterday.

It’s like the Wild West!

Likewise.

This was interesting from the FT

‘Went to a very interesting meetup on cryptos at Imperial last night.

There was this really nice lady working for a cryptocurrency data provider. She claimed the data on crypto suffers from 3 issues. The most striking one to me was the abundance of fake data they had to deal with, coming from many dodgy exchanges, often unregulated and financed by private money.

They classified all exchanges they worked with according to a number of criterias and only 3% of them were of the highest rating and therefore according to their expert opinion provide reliable data on volumes and therefore, pricing...I did find it quite shocking as a neophyte on the subject.’

No s***. How easy would it be, say, for a few dodgy exchanges to manipulate the price, given false volume reported. The more power you have, the more influence you have. Sound familiar?

Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.

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.TUX. 27 Jun 19 6.59pm
Originally posted by the.universal Well the important thing is that I’ll win my bet with Tux again. So as far as bitcoin ‘market experts’ go, I still get to claim that title. Absolutely. Well done Buy Litecoin.
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27 Jun 19 6.59pm

Originally posted by the.universal

Well the important thing is that I’ll win my bet with Tux again.

So as far as bitcoin ‘market experts’ go, I still get to claim that title.

Absolutely. Well done

Buy Litecoin.

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.TUX. 27 Jun 19 7.42pm
Originally posted by SW19 CPFC And they will, along with a healthy dose of realism, until you caveat your completely unsubstantiated opinion masquerading as financial advice. There is no factual basis for what you are peddling and encouraging others to do other than for your own profiteering. Why so serious? Because the way you position yourself to some less informed people may actually be taken as fact. I don't need to 'profit' from anyone here, there or anywhere. If Litecoin (for example) were to completely tank then all anyone would have lost are funds that they were prepared to lose on an investment with funds that they were fully prepared to lose. I've not once advocated throwing the kitchen sink into this space. All i've ever tried to do is show people that there are alternatives to improving their financial situation. That's all. End of. All you ever state regarding crypto-currencies is 'ponzi this' and 'ponzi that' without ever mentioning the current economic stance forced upon us all ie THE LARGEST PONZI SCHEME IN THE HISTORY OF THE BLOODY WORLD THAT CONTINUALLY ROBS EACH AND EVERY ONE OF US DAILY! Until you include the above into every 'ponzi' quote you type then you can't ever be taken seriously. So f***-off.....bud Buy Litecoin.
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27 Jun 19 7.42pm

Originally posted by SW19 CPFC

Why so serious? Because the way you position yourself to some less informed people may actually be taken as fact.

I don't need to 'profit' from anyone here, there or anywhere.
If Litecoin (for example) were to completely tank then all anyone would have lost are funds that they were prepared to lose on an investment with funds that they were fully prepared to lose. I've not once advocated throwing the kitchen sink into this space.
All i've ever tried to do is show people that there are alternatives to improving their financial situation. That's all. End of.

All you ever state regarding crypto-currencies is 'ponzi this' and 'ponzi that' without ever mentioning the current economic stance forced upon us all ie THE LARGEST PONZI SCHEME IN THE HISTORY OF THE BLOODY WORLD THAT CONTINUALLY ROBS EACH AND EVERY ONE OF US DAILY!
Until you include the above into every 'ponzi' quote you type then you can't ever be taken seriously.

So f***-off.....bud

Buy Litecoin.

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cryrst The garden of England 27 Jun 19 8.39pm
Originally posted by .TUX. I don't need to 'profit' from anyone here, there or anywhere. If Litecoin (for example) were to completely tank then all anyone would have lost are funds that they were prepared to lose on an investment with funds that they were fully prepared to lose. I've not once advocated throwing the kitchen sink into this space. All i've ever tried to do is show people that there are alternatives to improving their financial situation. That's all. End of. All you ever state regarding crypto-currencies is 'ponzi this' and 'ponzi that' without ever mentioning the current economic stance forced upon us all ie THE LARGEST PONZI SCHEME IN THE HISTORY OF THE BLOODY WORLD THAT CONTINUALLY ROBS EACH AND EVERY ONE OF US DAILY! Until you include the above into every 'ponzi' quote you type then you can't ever be taken seriously. So f*-off.....bud But tux many many people just live and accept how it is. Surely you have to have a physical hierarchy. When it comes to money and tax etc it starts with governments. If they start to lose the ground then only anarchy will prevail. I know we are taxed 3 times. What we earn What we buy When we claim a pension (if above tax threshold) If no money went to the top we would all be f*ed Surely you cannot be advocating this.
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The garden of England 27 Jun 19 8.39pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

So f***-off.....bud

But tux many many people just live and accept how it is.
Surely you have to have a physical hierarchy.
When it comes to money and tax etc it starts with governments.
If they start to lose the ground then only anarchy will prevail.
I know we are taxed 3 times.
What we earn
What we buy
When we claim a pension (if above tax threshold)
If no money went to the top we would all be f***ed
Surely you cannot be advocating this.

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