What is the easiest way to make a little on this newfangled stuff whilst avoiding silly monkey pictures ?
This is the site. It explains how they comply with EU regulations. You get interest on your coins. They have systems to invest in different coins based on analysis etc. It feels as close as safe as it can be in crypto. https://swissborg.com/ I use the web 3 thematic thing.Maybe take a look at what @Berty23 is doing with swissborg?
If it goes well then come back and thank me. If crypto goes to pot then I never said anything. I have bought some shares in the company as I am convinced it is going to go mainstream and if it does then I might be able to retire. If it doesn’t well I can just be happy for the ride as I have taken out everything I put in so now it is just profit that will be lost.@Berty23 I'm going to give this a go. Just got my account under review at the moment.
Not sure I understand this argument, yes our political system is corrupt however in terms of currency the pound has been pretty stable and inflation has historically been well controlled. Stability HAS pretty much been guaranteed.The positive would be that digital currency would not be private but have the Bank of England behind it. We'd then have people with the integrity of the likes of Boris Johnson, Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng having influence. Stability would be guaranteed.
A quasi stability. 20% £/$ fluctuation in a year.Not sure I understand this argument, yes our political system is corrupt however in terms of currency the pound has been pretty stable and inflation has historically been well controlled. Stability HAS pretty much been guaranteed.
In comparison the crypto market seems to me like the wild west to me with massive fluctuations in price and huge corruption, particularly from all these intermediaries that seem to be functioning like traditional banks but without any rules or regulations.
How does Crypto solve fluctuating exchange rates? Bitcoin is down 4% against the US dollar today!A quasi stability. 20% £/$ fluctuation in a year.
Hush with the unimportant questions!How does Crypto solve fluctuating exchange rates? Bitcoin is down 4% against the US dollar today!
Get an Uphold account.What is the easiest way to make a little on this newfangled stuff whilst avoiding silly monkey pictures ?
That crypto assets have a dollar price is no desire or fault of crypto assets. Crypto assets do what they do. Each crypto does different things. All of them aren't here to "replace a shopping or bills paying system." Cypto assets will always have a supply and demand meeting point - most assets also have a BTC or ETH exchange rate.How does Crypto solve fluctuating exchange rates? Bitcoin is down 4% against the US dollar today!
Yes, which is exactly my point!That crypto assets have a dollar price is no desire or fault of crypto assets. Crypto assets do what they do. Each crypto does different things. All of them aren't here to "replace a shopping or bills paying system." Cypto assets will always have a supply and demand meeting point - most assets also have a BTC or ETH exchange rate.
Your bread goes up n down - your car, house, bills.....EVERYTHING fluctuates......even the moods of our women.
cant write off gambling losses against future gains though…..or just put your money on the 3.30 at Kempton Park
So you're dismissing XLM and XRP (your 'crapshoot'), the two payment rails that ALL these will either go through or interoperate with...LINK QNT XDC LYXe is all you need...forget the L1 crapshoot....maybe HBAR and ALGO.
Wait till late 2024/early 2025...thank me from your boat or jet.
You are not winning me over with the elites conspiracy theory. I am not sure exactly where you are doing your research, but you seem to be digging in some very strange places.Ummm... that's like saying that home computers are being invested in because Memorex is throwing a bit of money at audio cassettes (back in the 80's).
This thing is massive. Really. Massive. It's all being pushed under the radar so the rich and the elites can get their ducks in a row, buy what they need to buy, invest in what they need to, and position themselves properly before the ordinary folk like us get a chance.
I think there's a saying which goes something like "news for the classes, then.. news for the masses"....
odd view when you back XRP, controlled currency dependent on "the establishment" for its business model. most of crypto is about being independent of existing financial systems, the tech and code open source.Ummm... that's like saying that home computers are being invested in because Memorex is throwing a bit of money at audio cassettes (back in the 80's).
This thing is massive. Really. Massive. It's all being pushed under the radar so the rich and the elites can get their ducks in a row, buy what they need to buy, invest in what they need to, and position themselves properly before the ordinary folk like us get a chance.
I think there's a saying which goes something like "news for the classes, then.. news for the masses"....