Thread: RIP Bitcoin

why Bitcoins haven't reached 20,000 yet ???? should have by now, or is it the plateau before the big one

Earl, you still there ?

Just transferring some more of my BTC returns to bx to put into other alts.

Transfer fee was about 3.5% (taken in BTC), then before confirming up came another page about blockchain fees something or other, and the new fees were around 7%.

Screw that, withdrew to my bank account at around 3% fee, and transfer to bx as thb from my bank account.

Originally Posted by Luigi

Just transferring some more of my BTC returns to bx to put into other alts.

Transfer fee was about 3.5% (taken in BTC), then before confirming up came another page about blockchain fees something or other, and the new fees were around 7%.

Screw that, withdrew to my bank account at around 3% fee, and transfer to bx as thb from my bank account.

that's fucking outrageous, so much for being cheap and easier than banking

^ Which he'll be declaring to Thailand Internal Revenue for tax purposes, of course.

^^ When you add the 70% it made, 67% withdrawal isn't bad.

Minus tax. You forgot that.

Originally Posted by Maanaam

^ Which he'll be declaring to Thailand Internal Revenue for tax purposes, of course.

No capital gains tax on Bitcoin is there? Currently isn't in the UK anyway.

Who again said that bx fees were 0.25% and one being ones own banker ?

Originally Posted by Madman Methy

Minus tax. You forgot that.

Funny you should mention it...... again.

Anyone would think you're wound up.


Got a great tax manager, really good.

Unfortunately he doesn't deal with meth dealers..... so..... you know.

Sorry about that.

Originally Posted by Pattaya Plies

Who again said that bx fees were 0.25% and one being ones own banker ?

This wasn't bx.

Yup, bx are 0.25% fees for transfers.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

why Bitcoins haven't reached 20,000 yet ???? should have by now, or is it the plateau before the big one

Earl, you still there ?

I'm waiting for a big dip to come along to buy in some more. Last time I bought it dipped from 8k to 5800.

Next year we're going to see Bitcoin make a run for 50k. It wont be a smooth ride though.

^ Sure you are all while driving your seven vehicles as fast as possible. You never gave a fuck about the planet and the costs that BC is having on global power consumption. You fooking hypocrite. Typical right wing bozo.

Originally Posted by bsnub

^ Sure you are all while driving your seven vehicles as fast as possible. You never gave a fuck about the planet and the costs that BC is having on global power consumption. You fooking hypocrite. Typical right wing bozo.

Poor tubby snubby, I reckon it stings a mite to be missing out on the greatest opportunity of our lifetime....

Fcuk snubbles. It will be e-copters powered by blockchain assisted unicorns farts

Buy into the ico for unicorn fart coin and you have your seat for the moon rocket

Do some reading and put a night's beer money on a crypto

^ HAhhaa!! I got me winnings and have for the last ten years in the market. Earl drinks piss and has seven vehicles. Burn fucker burn.

Originally Posted by bsnub

^ HAhhaa!! I got me winnings and have for the last ten years in the market. Earl drinks piss and has seven vehicles. Burn fucker burn.

That doesn't sound like the attitude of a winner...

You still living in your mommy's basement in Seattle?

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

that's fucking outrageous, so much for being cheap and easier than banking

Early days yet, still getting noticed, no surprise that it's popularity has caught the establishment flat footed, give it a month or 3 years of clueless and panicked leaders for many changes.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

no worry, I am simply a spectator, I do real trades, not casino roulette trades for chavs, Telflers and losers

You must be raking it in...

Originally Posted by buriramboy

No capital gains tax on Bitcoin is there? Currently isn't in the UK anyway.

Soon will be, once they figure they can't stop it so let's tax it...but that's the recognition and respectability bit; then regulation must follow, to 'protect' Joe Sumer, and that'll be sure to leave holes galore for the best organised thieves; lots of money to be made, and lots of people would rather take it than make it.

ref thai tax, there is no tax on set trading profits,,, 10% on div. so unlikely to have tax on dealing crypto. at the mo, 55555

my thanks to lu and baldy ,, both put usefull info, along with some others, how ever there the same two cnuts making coments and neither of them have added anything in 62 pages.. both of u, why dont u fuck off th tv.

Danke schon.



Just bumped up my % of XRP, DAS and ETH.


Will hold off on LTC for a day or two, despite 200% in the last week, -11% in 24hrs, -4% in the last hour. Will see how low the dip goes.


Definitely excited/interested about XRP (and ETH too) over the next year.

Originally Posted by lob

ref thai tax, there is no tax on set trading profits,,,

Yup, he's just a clueless troll. Never mind the retard.

If LTC falls below £200 currently £223 I'll have another go with trying to register with coinbase due to lack of alternatives.

Ripple up 7% in last hour, 40% in last 24 hrs. 190% in last 7 days.

https://coincheckup.com/