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.TUX. 27 Jun 19 8.51pm
Originally posted by cryrst 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. 1. If you never question 'why' then education is a waste of time. 2. The money is printed from thin-air. Why exactly should it go straight to the top? How are they better than those who do the real work? Edited by .TUX. (27 Jun 2019 8.54pm) Buy Litecoin.
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27 Jun 19 8.51pm

Originally posted by cryrst

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.

1. If you never question 'why' then education is a waste of time.
2. The money is printed from thin-air. Why exactly should it go straight to the top? How are they better than those who do the real work?

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cryrst The garden of England 27 Jun 19 9.11pm
Originally posted by .TUX. 1. If you never question 'why' then education is a waste of time. 2. The money is printed from thin-air. Why exactly should it go straight to the top? How are they better than those who do the real work? Edited by .TUX. (27 Jun 2019 8.54pm) I do question why. Maybe we are the matrix who knows? The top being the start of the waterfall of money. Water doesnt run uphill. The same as finance. It has to feed down. I get that some pools at the top and never drops down but it is small in comparison to the amount that does.
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The garden of England 27 Jun 19 9.11pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

Edited by .TUX. (27 Jun 2019 8.54pm)

I do question why.
Maybe we are the matrix who knows?
The top being the start of the waterfall of money.
Water doesnt run uphill.
The same as finance.
It has to feed down.
I get that some pools at the top and never drops down but it is small in comparison to the amount that does.

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.TUX. 27 Jun 19 9.22pm
Originally posted by cryrst I do question why. Maybe we are the matrix who knows? The top being the start of the waterfall of money. Water doesnt run uphill. The same as finance. It has to feed down. I get that some pools at the top and never drops down but it is small in comparison to the amount that does. .........which sadly brings us back to education. Buy Litecoin.
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27 Jun 19 9.22pm

Originally posted by cryrst

I do question why.
Maybe we are the matrix who knows?
The top being the start of the waterfall of money.
Water doesnt run uphill.
The same as finance.
It has to feed down.
I get that some pools at the top and never drops down but it is small in comparison to the amount that does.

.........which sadly brings us back to education.

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stuckinbristol In the woodwork. 27 Jun 19 9.27pm
Hello Mr TUX. Could I ask a question, and it is not meant to be a dig, as I don't really understand the Crypto stuff enough to be a smart-ass. Do you see a time when you use your Lite coin as currency, or are you just waiting for it to peak so you can sell it for a load of "normal" currency?
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Hello Mr TUX.
Could I ask a question, and it is not meant to be a dig, as I don't really understand the Crypto stuff enough to be a smart-ass.

Do you see a time when you use your Lite coin as currency, or are you just waiting for it to peak so you can sell it for a load of "normal" currency?

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cryrst The garden of England 27 Jun 19 9.34pm
Originally posted by .TUX. .........which sadly brings us back to education. Education to do what though? Take their place! Sort of cyclical there then. Just pools in different places.
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The garden of England 27 Jun 19 9.34pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

.........which sadly brings us back to education.

Education to do what though?
Take their place!
Sort of cyclical there then.
Just pools in different places.

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.TUX. 27 Jun 19 10.17pm
Originally posted by stuckinbristol Hello Mr TUX. Could I ask a question, and it is not meant to be a dig, as I don't really understand the Crypto stuff enough to be a smart-ass. Do you see a time when you use your Lite coin as currency, or are you just waiting for it to peak so you can sell it for a load of "normal" currency? .........died in 2008/09. All we've seen since is nothing more than the robbery of the average man to once again prop-up a failing system at 'our' expense. A true 'ponzi scheme'........despite some of the ignorance continually posted here. As for Litecoin (a chip off the Bitcoin block), if $99mil worth can be sent at a cost of less than one pound within 2mins when the Swift system charges between 2-3% and can take far longer then whats not to like? Cryptos are the future. All i've ever done is to alert people to this fact hoping that some will take some time to learn the changes that are happening and as far as i'm aware nobody is on their arse due to investing in this space. Still a good time t.......... Buy Litecoin.
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27 Jun 19 10.17pm

Originally posted by stuckinbristol

Hello Mr TUX.
Could I ask a question, and it is not meant to be a dig, as I don't really understand the Crypto stuff enough to be a smart-ass.

Do you see a time when you use your Lite coin as currency, or are you just waiting for it to peak so you can sell it for a load of "normal" currency?

.........died in 2008/09. All we've seen since is nothing more than the robbery of the average man to once again prop-up a failing system at 'our' expense. A true 'ponzi scheme'........despite some of the ignorance continually posted here.
As for Litecoin (a chip off the Bitcoin block), if $99mil worth can be sent at a cost of less than one pound within 2mins when the Swift system charges between 2-3% and can take far longer then whats not to like?

Cryptos are the future. All i've ever done is to alert people to this fact hoping that some will take some time to learn the changes that are happening and as far as i'm aware nobody is on their arse due to investing in this space.

Still a good time t..........

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.TUX. 27 Jun 19 10.33pm
Originally posted by cryrst Education to do what though? Take their place! Sort of cyclical there then. Just pools in different places. Learn that money never ever filters down. Look around. Buy Litecoin.
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27 Jun 19 10.33pm

Originally posted by cryrst

Education to do what though?
Take their place!
Sort of cyclical there then.
Just pools in different places.

Learn that money never ever filters down.
Look around.

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Invalid user 2019 27 Jun 19 11.14pm
Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle 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 Nice one mate. Good to hear a bit of good news on here!
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27 Jun 19 11.14pm

Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle

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

Nice one mate. Good to hear a bit of good news on here!

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.TUX. 27 Jun 19 11.29pm
Originally posted by dollardays Nice one mate. Good to hear a bit of good news on here! It's all good news. Just ignore the ponzi ignorant t***. Buy Litecoin.
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27 Jun 19 11.29pm

Originally posted by dollardays

Nice one mate. Good to hear a bit of good news on here!

It's all good news.
Just ignore the ponzi ignorant t***.

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cryrst The garden of England 28 Jun 19 6.00am
Originally posted by dollardays Nice one mate. Good to hear a bit of good news on here! But he swapped it for dosh that has now gone back in the 'ponzi' scheme. Crypto is an investment. Because you can only spend crypto to crypto unless it's made into normal by cashing in. Whereby you can buy crypto with 'ponzi' money.
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The garden of England 28 Jun 19 6.00am

Originally posted by dollardays

Nice one mate. Good to hear a bit of good news on here!

But he swapped it for dosh that has now gone back in the 'ponzi' scheme.
Crypto is an investment. Because you can only spend crypto to crypto unless it's made into normal by cashing in.
Whereby you can buy crypto with 'ponzi' money.

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davenotamonkey 28 Jun 19 10.12am
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 underlying fundamentals are not solid or logical" [Link] 10% of global GDP by 2027.
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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 underlying fundamentals are not solid or logical"

[Link]

10% of global GDP by 2027.

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SW19 CPFC Addiscombe West 28 Jun 19 5.05pm
Originally posted by davenotamonkey "The underlying fundamentals are not solid or logical" [Link] 10% of global GDP by 2027. Which I don't doubt. I'm not referring to blockchain when I'm talking about crypto currencies. They are not the same thing. Blockchain can, will and is being adopted for many things other than that. Investing in blockchain technology and companies harnessing or developing it into something useable for the mainstream is most likely a far better long term bet. Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.
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Addiscombe West 28 Jun 19 5.05pm

Originally posted by davenotamonkey

"The underlying fundamentals are not solid or logical"

[Link]

10% of global GDP by 2027.

Which I don't doubt. I'm not referring to blockchain when I'm talking about crypto currencies. They are not the same thing. Blockchain can, will and is being adopted for many things other than that. Investing in blockchain technology and companies harnessing or developing it into something useable for the mainstream is most likely a far better long term bet.

Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.

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