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dusty held firm..
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ponzi.
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Up a grand in 15 minutes
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Licence to print lol
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Licence to print lol
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Might as well trade Constitution Hill for Fighting Fifth 1.4 up to 8.0 and back to 1.8 in 3 days.
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links to gordon moody, gamcare and gamstop below for anyone considering boarding the crypto train ...
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it is knowing how high it goes, when to sell what you have before it blows up like a rocket
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Any profit is good profit like all things don’t get greedy
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but at what profit?? 1%, 10%.........never sleep on it.
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almost hit 50k last year before dropping to 14k. Id never be able to sleep with such volatility.
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Just be wary anyone joining a exchange I’m with Gemini uk fsa regulated you can buy £100 worth of anything and sell anytime, only fsa regulated see there website for approved but they dont regulate losses, Gemini haven’t lost money to hacks and the like and it’s very secure, the founders were the Facebook winklefoss twins who with Zuckerberg founded Facebook and he bought them out. DO not join the 250 and we will make you 10k in 3 weeks scams
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Buy @ the bottom not when its flying.
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ProSniper • December 6, 2023 2:37 PM GMT
dusty held firm Dusty never held any Bitcoin I do however still have some ethereum from a few years ago that I noticed had also started to climb again |
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I was advised to buy ethereum 2 years back at £3,000ish, now around £1700
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BAMOS, dusty!
Eye knew I was near the right track.. |
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Would not touch it with a barge pole.
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Every industry that can have a digital version does (TV, music, photo)...the incumbent industries' have fought hard against it but failed...the banks have way more power, so will fight harder, & dirtier, but digital currency will exist. On the flip side Bitcoin (BTC) has no real desire to scale (because it prefers to be clandestine rather than mainstream) so supply and demand matrix are hard to resolve. The powers that be will bow to the fact that they need to regulate but have no idea where to start.
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I was told the holding of Goldman is key to the price of bitcoin. Their holding gives more credence to the crypto. But, I'd not buy/trade cryptos not even this one. And, those founded by the Chinese in mainland China are more dangerous than tobacco in cigarettes or crack cocaine; they've been known to "steal" the lot and rerouted to mainland China claiming external electronic theft.
I'd not even use crypto trading platform eg Binance. This entity was found to be assisting money laundering, and fined loads of money in USA just recently. As such, they replaced the CEO with another internal Chinese character no doubt colluding with their former CEO. Any other entity in the financial sector would have install an outsider and certain a non-Chinese at the helm. |
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Without looking it up again the rise is due to the sec in America ready it’s suggested to approving trading by blackrock and another big un investment company that opens up trading on the stock market USA betfair etfs, which means everyone could now buy shares via massive investment firms and betfair halving next year, so it’s moving, I’m in microstrategy shares that invest in bitcoins billions of pounds, was 200usd early this year around 560 usd now was around 700 at last peak so it’s mighty risky and a get in and out of share, these speculative things are not for the faint hearted as massive swings up and down but as I’ve said before it’s the future of money imo , in 10 years time you’ll all be in crypto as all investment/ pensions company’s will have some holdings as a lot already do. It’s still very early for crypto and those who look to the future should do very well, reminds me of the internet when it started, it will never take off and lots of company’s went down because they were too early and here we are in a repeat where a lot think it will never work but it will change everything like you’ve never seen but not everything will flourish but bitcoin will imo and it’s worth repeating only use uk fsa crypto company’s for buying or selling there list is on the fsa website a few hundred pounds thrown at the right one could be a gamble you all wish you’d taken in 10 years time, it’s gambling at its riskiest
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Biggest Ponzi Scheme Mankind has ever seen.
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Ponzi scheme lol some unregulated exchanges were your right and the fools who get involved in unregulated exchanges got it wrong and it’s got a bad name,so you think the fsa would allow a Ponzi scheme, they have todo things by the book the crypto firms to get fsa approval, hundreds of crypto exchanges have been turned away as they don’t meet the fsa regulations
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Had to wait around 2 years to be proved right again lol but that smug face can turn sour face within a few hours but that’s crypto and just like entain give that a year or 2 and they get rid of the ceo then it will be great again still buying low just like I’ve been buying crypto, there are gambling certainties sometimes but it’s not all rosy just make it smug until it goes backwards again as sure as eggs are eggs it will
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Had to wait around 2 years to be proved right again lol but that smug face can turn sour face within a few hours but that’s crypto and just like entain give that a year or 2 and they get rid of the ceo then it will be great again still buying low just like I’ve been buying crypto, there are gambling certainties sometimes but it’s not all rosy just make it smug until it goes backwards again as sure as eggs are eggs it will
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Whatever floats yer boat Know All. Ive been a punter /gambler/all my adult life investor/adviser /layer latter 20 years and wouldnt touch it with a barge pole. and dont know anyone who would or has.
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It’s all about influencing. Tipsters dream encourage others to buy then sell at the top of the wave you create.
Modern age culture social media allows this. There is likely to be a form of it that emerges eventually that will be used en masse as the banks take the p*ss in offering feck all for keeping your money in a virtual cardboard box in a high security locked cupboard removing it to loan out at extortionate rates back to them. They deserve to fail badly lets hope it happens and the loan culture is annihilated. You might as well get up the curve a bit for when this happens. |
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Entain just got rid of the lady ceo as I suggested 2nd last post last week lol and it’s been a not good 3 years with her as ceo so get a decent ceo and takeover will come at some point imo but as always it’s serious gambling
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I think the lady CEO cannot be blamed for the share price of Entain; the weighty extra baggage of the dealings with HMRC and abroad were the damperners.
Now, the enforcement and repercussion of Affordability Checks and contents of White Paper the main drag. |
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A matter of opinions I thought she was crap, we need a really good ceo now and in a few years or sooner get a take over offer or we will take someone big over but a billion a year profits is worth more than the share price has been showing
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https://www.fca.org.uk/investsmart/crypto-basics
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I bought Tesla at about 120p, but sold at 113p courtesy of Mr Musk preoccupation with Twitter. I thought about this when it was about £20k (a good trading entry point), but with little conviction to really get involved.
As for Entain I'm not sure either because gaming stocks are under pressure esp here and Ireland. The £64k question is will AC be transported to other countries eg America and/or Australia? Good luck if you're a holder of Entain. |
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If anyone has information about Bithash, chat to me plz?
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https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/bithash.net
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Impossible 123, Tesla only have a few shares but just watched tesla new robot and it can dance, handle eggs the lot, looks a game changer imo, these robots will do all the manual work in factory’s and the like and be in most houses as a assistant I might buy more after watching the future
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