sydney
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well...all they have to do now is find the hackers and lock them up ........best not to piss about with the big boys isn't it..??
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[Finance] The cryptocurrency (Bitcoin etc) thread
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well...all they have to do now is find the hackers and lock them up ........best not to piss about with the big boys isn't it..??
highflyer
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Without a doubt.
https://static1.squarespace.com/sta...+UK+Asset+Registry-Phase1-revised+version.pdf
'The only types of assets for which there is no registry and not even a private actor centralising ownership information, are art objects, antiques, jewellery, cash and crypto-assets such as bitcoins'
Here is a link for anyone looking to stick a toe in the water, without committing any of their own money and yes there is a referral code below.
https://app.yamgo.com/register?ref=0002905bdb15c6f24075b348
Basically you get paid in Hbar currently around 15p, to watch adverts, sign up for games, casinos etc. Some of the opening offers look quite interesting if you don't mind this stuff.
If you sign up there is a set of keys and mnemonics, just keep them somewhere safe, if you lose them, you will not be able to recover your funds. Plenty of people have high expectations of Hbar, so the price may (or may not) shoot up at some point.
The people behind this app have established a substantial mobile advertising pay per impression business in Asia, using this platform, so also fairly solid credentials.
https://app.yamgo.com/register?ref=0002905bdb15c6f24075b348
Basically you get paid in Hbar currently around 15p, to watch adverts, sign up for games, casinos etc. Some of the opening offers look quite interesting if you don't mind this stuff.
If you sign up there is a set of keys and mnemonics, just keep them somewhere safe, if you lose them, you will not be able to recover your funds. Plenty of people have high expectations of Hbar, so the price may (or may not) shoot up at some point.
The people behind this app have established a substantial mobile advertising pay per impression business in Asia, using this platform, so also fairly solid credentials.
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KeegansHairPiece
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After 3 weeks, 7 different coins, I'm 28p down. 
SeagullDubai
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After 3 weeks, 7 different coins, I'm 28p down.
After a month and getting sucked in by the Doge Hype. Thousands of Dollars down. Talk about learning the hard way.
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Tyrone Biggums
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Should test itself again at 40k BTC.
giveusfalmerplease
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Sadly me too, went from testing the water with 500 , see a small profit to risking over 10k just as the market dips 20%. sold and now the markets is recovering
BTW. WRX is going mental today - up 19% and climbing...
warmleyseagull
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Indeed - Dutch tulips. Made point a few times on here and been scorned. What did crypto ever do for the world? It might regen as more respectable medium for payment if governments get involved but presently is just extremely useless eco unfriendly froth.
SeagullDubai
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Sadly me too, went from testing the water with 500 , see a small profit to risking over 10k just as the market dips 20%. sold and now the markets is recovering
BTW. WRX is going mental today - up 19% and climbing...
For 500 dollars you can buy 5bn catge coins. Then imagine it reaches a dollar a coin. This time next year Rodney….
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Tyrone Biggums
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Maybe you wouldn't get scorned if you knew what you were talking about.
If you have to ask what crypto does you've obviously put zero research into what the crypto space has implemented and what's to come.
beorhthelm
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funny thing about the tulip comparison, that lasted about a year. crypto has been going over a decade now and we're on the 3rd major pump. yesturday little El Salvador adopted BTC as legal tender.
Out of interest what has crypto done for the world so far ?
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Tyrone Biggums
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Wow decentralised video streaming ..... Earth shattering
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Tom Hark Preston Park
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Mass Adoption Imminent then clearly
pb21
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Google, Sony, Samsung and CAA are invested in Theta.
What cost efficiencies can an effective decentralised content delivery network provide, now and in the future?
Da Man Clay
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Sadly me too, went from testing the water with 500 , see a small profit to risking over 10k just as the market dips 20%. sold and now the markets is recovering
BTW. WRX is going mental today - up 19% and climbing...
Dropping everything at the sign of dips in crypto will cost you a lot of money though. It’s so volatile. Need to ride the waves for a bit.
beorhthelm
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peer to peer will save the content providers large bandwidth and hosting costs. its a terrible example though, Napster with a token to incentivise use is not a paradigm shifting use case.
the goto answers are financial sovereignty, democratising access to banking, micropayment systems and claims on cost and efficiency of currency transfers (which dont apply to many).
KeegansHairPiece
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