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I bought £900 in ETH a couple years back.

Just sold half of it for £1,100 and plan to let the other half ride or crash.

Selling was easy and just in case someone is holding crypto but not sure...

Once you have bought crypto you can then of course move it off the merchant platform (coinbase) into your own secure wallet for long term storage.

This obviously protects you against any future...

I bought some ETH, the ass dropped out of it literally a few days later... couldn’t have timed it worse Hahahaha.

Holding on to them for now... God loves a trier!


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Exactly, you realised a good return, what happened after could have gone either way so you made a prudent choice.

I doubt a similar roi will be achieved by myself or others so good on you.

I think to benefit from a fork you need them in your own wallet, coinbase were holding my ETH but they were effectively in their OWN wallet, whick means they benefit from a fork and is upto them to...

ETH after much reasearch.

I’m a computer nerd and like the fact it has real world applications in a distributed form, it is a programable blockchain so much more versatile than just a currency...

Finally pulled the trigger and bought some, feel like last one to the party and turning up with Diet Coke lol