Oops.
Buy more.
Someone who lies about the little things will lie about the big things too.
After not buying at 16.5 (ouch) this might be the dip you've been waiting for Raffe!
As it happens, I did an interim update and projected analysis for the challenge last night. Everything's cool. We'll be through the $50k before Joe loses the 'Elect' from his title.
Hey! Heeeyyyy!!!
NOBODY told me that crypto could go down in value. WTF!!! I want to see a manager NOW!
What is the feeling on the next week? Dropped as low as £23764 today already, then jumped back to £25665. Will people panic sell and the price resets falls like after the last boom.
Still annoyed I missed the boat again :-(, was tracking up to the end of November, then I was furloughed for a month and thought I will avoid the internet etc, and focus on family time. What a mistake that was! Was only going to spend a few K so nothing massive but still annoying.
I have it on good authority that Shergar's going to win the 16:20 at Aintree.
Have you been mis-sold a cryptocurrency?
Down to 22k!
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Cryptoasset investing? Be prepared to lose the lot, warns watchdog
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55615514
25% drop in 2 days ... is that the bubble bursting ... or just a pause for breath ... ?
Bitcoin is an interesting spectator sport.
'Hello, this is Lambos-r-us. How may I help?'
'Bitcoin going to the moon again baby. Hell yeah!'
As a daytrader, the new regulations have stopped me spreadbetting BTC, so I'm looking for other mechanisms.
What's got the lowest spread and fastest execution out there ?
Thanks in advance.
Not the lowest spread, but the best execution and no need for blockchain transaction confirmation (lowering transaction costs) and on the bank account (I know it's contrary to the BTC fanboi philosophy, but would be a requirement for me): CME Bitcoin Futures.
That’s what it’s become because of the performance problems which are due to design decisions by the devs. There is a school of thought that this is intentional so they can solve it with their own proprietary centralised solution, which so far doesn’t seem to be that far off the truth but it’s hard to get a good picture because they usually censor any attempt to discuss it on platforms they control and turn it into a slanging match on ones they don’t.
The original white paper was very clear that it is intended to be peer to peer electronic cash.
I will slap myself in a minute for linking to The Guardian but this is interesting and/or depressing reading of lost Bitcoins, last line included -
https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...itcoin-account
"Lost coins only make everyone else's coins worth slightly more. Think of it as a donation to everyone." Satoshi Nakamoto.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000r4vh
Money Box Live ... 15.00hrs today features cryptocurrencies
"Well they would say that ... wouldn't they!"
Another report here (BBC though so you'll probably have to slap yourself again).
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-55645408
And another:
Bitcoin: Newport man's plea to find £210m hard drive in tip
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-55658942
Whole article here about people with the same problem.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/12/t...-fortunes.html
The HDD will be in landfill in China or torn apart for the materials somewhere by now.
The Iron Key guy with 2 password guesses left must be even crosser with himself...
40k breached: Ryan, get on the blower again, it’s Lambo time!
Really? Mining is rather important to the Bitcoin eco-system, indeed without it it wouldn't function at all!
Simple explanation here.
And when you've finished reading you can grab a pencil and paper so as to have a go yourself - http://www.righto.com/2014/09/mining...and-paper.html