brianlux
Moving through All Kinds of Terrain. Posts: 42,287
My uncle-in-law is pretty good at the investment game. I don't know so much about it but I listen when he talks. The other day his son mentioned that he was thinking about buying some Bitcoin. I looked over at the uncle to see what he had to say and he just rolled his eyes.
Me? If your going to go with funny money, I'd think about stockpiling these:
or even better yet, these:
"Pretty cookies, heart squares all around, yeah!" -Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
Favorite, current, currency of the alt-right and boys of Charlottesville. Why is this not surprising given a certain poster’s position. Umm sure, it’s all about the Fed, or the gold standard, or deficits, or debt, or how children today are so worse off or slander. Rebel, rebel, you forgot your yell......suckers.
Favorite, current, currency of the alt-right and boys of Charlottesville. Why is this not surprising given a certain poster’s position. Umm sure, it’s all about the Fed, or the gold standard, or deficits, or debt, or how children today are so worse off or slander. Rebel, rebel, you forgot your yell......suckers.
Favorite, current, currency of the alt-right and boys of Charlottesville. Why is this not surprising given a certain poster’s position. Umm sure, it’s all about the Fed, or the gold standard, or deficits, or debt, or how children today are so worse off or slander. Rebel, rebel, you forgot your yell......suckers.
I just don't see how the value won't collapse, statistically almost nobody is using it as currency, it is only being used as an investment backed by nothing. It's the ultimate fiat currency, which is why I'm confused it's been so largely embraced by the alt-right and libertarians.
I just don't see how the value won't collapse, statistically almost nobody is using it as currency, it is only being used as an investment backed by nothing. It's the ultimate fiat currency, which is why I'm confused it's been so largely embraced by the alt-right and libertarians.
Microsoft, Intel and JP morgan are a few of the big business backers too.
I wonder if this will be like the Lotus bubble? Everybody should research the Lotus Bubble.
Favorite, current, currency of the alt-right and boys of Charlottesville. Why is this not surprising given a certain poster’s position. Umm sure, it’s all about the Fed, or the gold standard, or deficits, or debt, or how children today are so worse off or slander. Rebel, rebel, you forgot your yell......suckers.
LOL, OMG.
The entire world uses the dollar for terror too!
A lot of confessions and admittances of late.
I'm sure you can read into anything that your mind leads you to. Maybe try a new hobby?
Favorite, current, currency of the alt-right and boys of Charlottesville. Why is this not surprising given a certain poster’s position. Umm sure, it’s all about the Fed, or the gold standard, or deficits, or debt, or how children today are so worse off or slander. Rebel, rebel, you forgot your yell......suckers.
LOL, OMG.
The entire world uses the dollar for terror too!
A lot of confessions and admittances of late.
I'm sure you can read into anything that your mind leads you to. Maybe try a new hobby?
I don’t need to read anything into what you post. It’s all there in your words, in print, for all to see.
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Bitcoin $15k.
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buck502000
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Can we talk about Crypto-currencies seriously? I have some BTC- XRP- XVG- DGB- XLM and RDD coins - half is in Bitcoin - hope to sell the others to increase my Bitcoin hodl.
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brianlux
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Can we talk about Crypto-currencies seriously? I have some BTC- XRP- XVG- DGB- XLM and RDD coins - half is in Bitcoin - hope to sell the others to increase my Bitcoin hodl.
Can we talk about Crypto-currencies seriously? I have some BTC- XRP- XVG- DGB- XLM and RDD coins - half is in Bitcoin - hope to sell the others to increase my Bitcoin hodl.
I'm waiting on a serious explanation of how it will hold value if nobody actually uses it as currency. Won't confidence and demand evaporate at some point?
I know that if I had jumped on this wagon years ago, I would sure as shit be jumping off now.
Monkey Driven, Call this Living?
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unsung
I stopped by on March 7 2024. First time in many years, had to update payment info. Hope all is well. Politicians suck. Bye. Posts: 9,487
Can we talk about Crypto-currencies seriously? I have some BTC- XRP- XVG- DGB- XLM and RDD coins - half is in Bitcoin - hope to sell the others to increase my Bitcoin hodl.
Of those I own BTC and XVG. I dumped XLM and XRP. Digibyte and reddcoin were two that I avoided.
I am a big fan of ZEN and PIVX and I just picked up a lot of PIRL. I try to get into ones that are more limited with under 100M.
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buck502000
Birthplace of GIBSON guitar Posts: 8,951
XVG - Verge - kinda went down - I was thinking of picking up a bit more. I still like XRP - Ripple - as those are the two I plan on keeping for the next few months. I only have a small bit in alt coins - maybe $1,000 - I might check out the PIVX.
I just don't see how the value won't collapse, statistically almost nobody is using it as currency, it is only being used as an investment backed by nothing. It's the ultimate fiat currency, which is why I'm confused it's been so largely embraced by the alt-right and libertarians.
Microsoft, Intel and JP morgan are a few of the big business backers too.
I wonder if this will be like the Lotus bubble? Everybody should research the Lotus Bubble.
Do you mean Tulip bubble?
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buck502000
Birthplace of GIBSON guitar Posts: 8,951
And it was $2 a few years ago... if you got in then, good for you, and dump that shit lol
Yeah, a very astute move 5 years ago, buying now that it's known in the mainstream and traded like stock, that just seems stupid. I'd be selling and walking away ahead.
How many ICO's have there been and will there be? How many coins are out there now? How many average Joe's are investing in something they don't understand? This sure seems like a bubble to me, but im no expert so don't listen to me
Blockchain technology on the other hand could be a different story as it gets utilized beyond crypto currencies... but again, I don't know shit lol
When I see a small iced tea company switch to a blockchain company with no background or hardware, and its stock blows up because of that switch, I think it's safe to say we are in major bubble territory
As a matter of fact, I think a crypto crash will likely cause a major problem in the US/world economy in the not so distant future. Or maybe not
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Me? If your going to go with funny money, I'd think about stockpiling these:
or even better yet, these:
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
Libtardaplorable©. And proud of it.
Brilliantati©
Working stiff currency:
One percenter currency:
Sports fan's currency:
Stoner Currency:
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
We will see where crypto currency places itself.
The entire world uses the dollar for terror too!
Libtardaplorable©. And proud of it.
Brilliantati©
It's the ultimate fiat currency, which is why I'm confused it's been so largely embraced by the alt-right and libertarians.
I wonder if this will be like the Lotus bubble? Everybody should research the Lotus Bubble.
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
Libtardaplorable©. And proud of it.
Brilliantati©
Libtardaplorable©. And proud of it.
Brilliantati©
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
I know that if I had jumped on this wagon years ago, I would sure as shit be jumping off now.
I am a big fan of ZEN and PIVX and I just picked up a lot of PIRL. I try to get into ones that are more limited with under 100M.
I have a feeling this won't end well
I'd be selling and walking away ahead.
Blockchain technology on the other hand could be a different story as it gets utilized beyond crypto currencies... but again, I don't know shit lol
When I see a small iced tea company switch to a blockchain company with no background or hardware, and its stock blows up because of that switch, I think it's safe to say we are in major bubble territory
As a matter of fact, I think a crypto crash will likely cause a major problem in the US/world economy in the not so distant future. Or maybe not