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Because I never wrote itI can't see where Admin said that, but if he did that's cheeky lol
I don't mind though, wouldn't take anything personally, just a little confusing![]()
Because I never wrote itI can't see where Admin said that, but if he did that's cheeky lol
I don't mind though, wouldn't take anything personally, just a little confusing![]()
Firstly, what I choose to do with the money I've worked hard to earn is my business, not yours. I don't even know who you are, so therefore you do not know me!Really interested to know why you are so keen to "buy the dip" with crypto after it falls about 60% from record highs, but not with equities when the FTSE falls less than 10% from record highs.
This is where I don't understand the logic of crypto investors.
I mean... value investors would probably be considering the stock market in a bubble and waiting for the dip to get deeper before buying. That's when you buy.
The people to win from the financial crisis by the way where anybody holding cash.... they were buying up new builds at auction. Completed 2 bed apartments smack bang in the middle of Leeds city centre were going for £30k at auction, because the developers had gone under and nobody could get a mortgage. Those people with cash really found that "cash was king" at that time, and the equities were a bargain.
Go and look at how much those apartments are worth now.... £150k, £200k.
Because I never wrote it, it was ausername who called you a skint gamber and generally introduced personal insults to the debate
Thought you were MurrayOh! I totally read the post wrong, sorry
I read it "and @Admin. Saying Murray is a "skint gambler" without the full stop
Ignore me, sorry about that
They do have information about proof of funds on their website. Haven’t really looked into it though.
https://tether.to/
BTW, I only half understand the concept, but it looks like anyone who's been holding Bitcoin for a while is entitled to quite a number of "forked" currencies for free, though it seems they may have to be manually claimed.
https://cryptoticker.io/list-upcoming-bitcoin-forks/
https://cryptocurrencyfacts.com/how-to-get-forked-coins-from-bitcoin-forks/
https://cointelegraph.com/news/forks-in-the-road-2017-bitcoin-forks
Altogether, the forks waaaaaay outpace ICO for new value creation. $44 billion in Q4, 2017 alone. So I suspect if you have a reasonable Bitcoin position, there's quite a bit of money sloshing around in all those different forks...
https://www.investopedia.com/news/bitcoin-forks-generated-44-billion-last-quarter-coindesk-report/
tether seem to be saying they have the cash in the findings section after a quick scanView attachment 1846
Then my 5-1 offer should be the easiest money you've ever made
I'll pay out the same day they prove they've held $1 in reserve against every Tether token issued as promised.
No takers yet. I've been wrong plenty of times before, especially about crypto, I can't believe no-one's tempted...
No, but I'll take premium EMDs
Hmmm.... EMDCoin... Give me a couple of days to write the white paper
Seems highly unlikely in fact it does exactly match 1 to 1. No running costs? no interest accrued on funds in account ?
They can't pay running costs out of ringfenced accounts
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