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BUY NOW FAGGOT

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>>3424859

PULL YOURSELF TOGETHER ANON DONT EMOTION TRADE

i don't know about getting your money back, but harakiri will restore your lost honor.

>>3424853

No

But can they ruin David Sonstebo's career? Possibly

>refugee camps will be cities

left wing lunatics are totally ok with this concept

1 2 punch of devs being shitty and leftist. Goodbye Iota.

I only learned about the Twitter integration just today myself.

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I feel so alone ITT

Dumb question.

How trasfers with Twitter and Telegram can be anonymous?

$4300 on coinbase, $4560 on cex right now. What are the fees on both? This almost seems worth it, but there's gotta be a reason why people don't do it.

>>3424844
Idk. FOREX laws maybe? Idk.

>>3424875
>forex laws
forex laws? yeah, definitely.

We make real gains only no baby gains

forex has real investors playing with big boy stakes

crypto is just trading against a bunch of emotional kiddies and crazy chinks

>>3424761
forex is scam cause of the brokers

you have my attention

explain

>>3424729
Mainnet is dropping.

>>3424686
Qtum down 35% in the last month. 10% in last week. You think mainnet will actually be big enough to reverse this? What I've found in crypto is it usually goes up leading to an announcement, then goes down because announcement isn't all that big. This has lost 1/3 it's value in the last month.

>BTC (multiple, Core, Multibit, paper wallets ecc)
>Dogecoin
>Ethereum

I'm keeping the shitcoins in the exchange because I need them to move, fees and time would kill me if I had to transfer every time.

BUT, I lost 500k DOGE when Cryptsy closed, so I feel idiot at the moment to keep them on Bittrex...

>>3424664

I keep 80% of my BTC in paper wallets, each holding a small fraction of the total. I have them printed on notes of my own design, heavy with intricate details in the imagery. Sometimes late in the evening I like to take them out of the safe I keep them in and stack them up, and count them.

>>3424664
You obviously have no idea how blockchain works but it makes you feel smart because you're downloading software from the internet. Man i miss being 14.

>>3424628
btc, one privacy coin (probably monero but could be verge too), Iota, eth, neo and one single ad dedicated crypto (be it either adex, bat or adz).

>>3424641

>NEO

why

>>3424628
How many penny-stocks exist on global markets?

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>>3424594

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explain right now

>>3424594
this >>3424620
just started

>>3424583
>I really doubt the CEO's would risk jail time for insider trading over 14 fucking percent.

The insiders were expecting a bigger hit, and they still might get it.

There will be a shit ton of lawsuits from this. I myself might be a part of one. Their disregard for even the most basic of safety protocols is almost criminal in itself and might actually be.

>>3425372
Yeah. These bastards know and store everything about your financial history. The damage could be epic.

>making almost a million in this short amount of time

Are you the legendary canadian plumber?

>>3424542
I hate anime, but this pic...
Jesus I knew I should've never used this site

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So fucking questionably attractive what the FUCK

>>3424526

(2/2)

> Gold has xxx trillion marketcap, Bitcoin only 0.2% of that.
I agree, Gold in itself is in a speculative bubble as well right now in my opinion, we can see the extreme price hike in the last decades, doesn't really correspond with the "real" value and applications. That's why I don't get gold bugs like Schiffer shitting on bitcoin, but worshipping Gold like a cuck. It's the speculative bubble for boring grandpas.
There might be some foundation to this argument of expected growth; but it assumes Bitcoin will adopt this role of digital gold, unmalleable safe haven of wealth. It's a big goal, I think could be achieved if everything goes well.

Many speculative bubbles popped where comparatively very few people actually got involved, take the dotcom bubble 1999-2001. The internet was still very small and used by a comparatively low percentage of population. Even in 2007 you would've been the most subscribed person on YouTube (founded 2-years before and already hugely popular) with just 300k subscribers. Now you need 60M. Probably even more, haven't checked. Almost 2bn people on facebook. The percentage of people using the internet was outrageously small in 2000, and even in this subset of the population that have ACTUALLY used it in 1999-2000, how many people actually owned tech stocks?
Maybe in the US it's much more common to own stocks and be involved in the stock exchange, atleast here in Europe it's a small minority in everyone who isn't wealthy to begin with.

Personally, I will hold, I will trade, and probably all will be fine atleast in the short-term, (I think the possible benefits greatly outweigh the risk right now - that's why I think being/remaining a no-coiner is hilariously stupid), but I wouldn't be massively surprised if the bubble pops any moment.

> What are your thoughts? Do you agree or not? Why/why not?

>>3424526

bubbles pop because bad investments come home to roost.

Crypto becoming mainstream is not going to cause the bubble to pop, but to grow exponentially.

>>3424555
>bad investments come home to roos

> nice trips

So what do you think about a possible bubble burst? When do you see it happen and if?

I said the benefits outweigh the risks right now but I wouldn't gamble away my life savings or leverage big like some do

>>3424510
give me your shitcoins or hell exists and you're going to it

Nobody ever proves that they actually do it.

Post a livestream on twitch or something..you might actually get some pitty donations.

>>3424573

How would you even know? I mean they'd be gone and unable to post.

Why not let the man go in peace? Why does he have to prove anything to you

>>3424484

Just use DIONS, bro.

>>3424484
Dont they already use wickr?

>>3424661

I honestly think this is going to be a game changer. Imagine if the silk road guy who got tracked had this

>>3424481

Nigger, reduce your tax burden. Also, that's only 33%.

Contribute to your 401k (significantly). Also, contribute (significantly) to any other top-line income reducing tools you'll use (FSA / Dependent child care account) and finally put some money into an ESPP if they have one.

I make about 130 a year and do the following (simple math for you)

130 - salary
18k - 401k
5k - dependent care
2k - health flex spending

Taxable income basis 105k

That sort of shit adds up come tax-time as I basically "saved" 9k in taxes by reducing my topline income.

You should - of course - be doing the same.

>>3424481
Move out of commiefornia.

>>3424481
Come tax time you'll get a lot back, no? Also looks like your first check there, congrats dude. Big increase from last job?