Thread: RIP Bitcoin

Originally Posted by lob

useing ur debit card number?

yes, no problem

Do most of the other/alt currencies require payment using BTC? I understand that LTC, ETH and BTC are all on coinbase etc, but do all the others require payment made in bitcoin, or....?

Originally Posted by redhaze

Do most of the other/alt currencies require payment using BTC? I understand that LTC, ETH and BTC are all on coinbase etc, but do all the others require payment made in bitcoin, or....?

depends on the exchange; though, normally you can purchase them with bitcoins or fiat.

Exchange pairs vary

Usually BTC. ETH. USDT

But bx.in.th has some THB pairs

Just remember BTC has high fees when you transfer between wallets.

Originally Posted by baldrick

Usually BTC. ETH. USDT

Which of these do you normally buy with?

Originally Posted by baldrick

Just remember BTC has high fees when you transfer between wallets.

Yup.

Was transferring some BTC returns from coins to BX, was cheaper to sell the BTC on coins, send the THB to my K-Bank account, then deposit that with BX than to transfer the BTC between the two wallets.

XRP up 35% in the last 24 hrs.


XRP% of my Alt portfolio: 39%

Originally Posted by Luigi

XRP up 35% in the last 24 hrs.

TFFT!. I bought in @ 15.17 Baht 2 days back, had pretty much doubled my money by coffee at sunrise today, so I put the entire profits back in @ 29.87 Baht. Went for a 1hr walk and got home to XRP carnage.

Feeling a bit less ill about that decision this afternoon .

I'm not sure how many Russians we have here but if you have any CC tokens your first to be targeted.

Mastermind Of $4 Billion Bitcoin-Laundering Operation Will Be Extradited To US

Mastermind Of $4 Billion Bitcoin-Laundering Operation Will Be Extradited To US | Zero Hedge"Greece's Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by Russian national Aleksandr Vinnik, the purported mastermind of what US authorities have described as a $4 billion bitcoin money laundering operation, to avoid extradition to the US, where he has been indicted – along with his former company, mysterious digital currency exchange BTC-e – on nearly two dozen felony counts, including fraud and money laundering.
Russia, where Vinnik is accused of stealing 600,000 rubles ($10,500) from an unidentified entity “using... deception and the internet,” also requested extradition. The competing request had earlier been approved by another court ruling, but the final decision on the matter will be made by the Greek Minister of Justice."


Of course it will take a while until Luigi reaches thee US$4 billion mark but is he prepared?

Second on the target list are the "terrorist sympathisers"; which we know or some believe, some here could fall into this bracket.

If a reward is offered who could turn it down?


Long Island Woman Indicted For Funding ISIS With Bitcoin

Long Island Woman Indicted For Funding ISIS With Bitcoin | Zero Hedge

"With intriguingly coincidental timing, as cryptocurrencies reach mainstream and grab the world's attention, the US Justice Department has unsealed a grand-jury indictment that shows a Long Island woman has been indicted on charges that she tried to funnel money to ISIS using Bitcoin.

This plays so perfectly into the narrative that anyone and everyone who uses cryptocurrencies is a criminal that one could be forgiven for being skeptical of the 'false flag'-like nature of the timing of the release. The trouble with the narrative is two-fold - Bitcoin is not anonymous... and Cryptocurrencies are not a major source of funding for terrorists.
As we detailed previously, even the IRS can track you down through the distributed ledger that tracks every transaction ever in memoriam. Last month Alt-Market.com founder Brandon Smith warned that Bitcoin may not be all that it’s cracked up to be in terms of its purported anonymity:"

As reported the implication is that "somebody" knows the person behind every alleged "anonymous" token number account.

no wonder bitcoins has been going up, it's financing terrorism

game over Bitcoins, it was nice knowing you

US woman used bitcoin to move cash to Islamic State, police say - BBC News

Do you have screenshots of your accounts Luigi ?

the loss and gains %s ?? with the stock mrkt that d be open close, as the crypto never closes wots the time scale .

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

no wonder bitcoins has been going up, it's financing terrorism

game over Bitcoins, it was nice knowing you



US woman used bitcoin to move cash to Islamic State, police say - BBC News

ur negativity knows no bounds.... devils advocate,,, or dum cnut.

lob, are you a retard and a gullible fool ? yes, thought so too

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

lob, are you a retard and a gullible fool ?

There is no bad trade that wins.

Originally Posted by buriramboy

I can only speak for the UK maybe French law is different but in the UK any gambling wins say on horses or at the casino are not taxable. Crypto is currently viewed the same way now that may change but as I understand it no capital gains tax on selling your house piling into Bitcoin and losing the lot.

Have a look at 'lion' .

Bitcoins is not gambling, there is no random element into it, so it's definitely classified by the FCA as an OTC alternative financial instrument, which technically are taxed

I know you chavs always try to dodge paying your taxes, there is no real change here, you will dodge it

I quite like the terrorism angle, that could kill the whole thing if ISIS can no longer use the tech to transfer their funds

and it didn't reach 20,000 this week, so we might be at a tipping point for a big drop

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

lob, are you a retard and a gullible fool ? yes, thought so too

yes full of shit.. how would u like to compare portfolios

Originally Posted by lob

yes full of shit.. how would u like to compare portfolios

yes, please try

And i thought Mr Earl had a problem

as i say full of shit.

Originally Posted by lob

as i say full of shit.

indeed Bitcoins is, are you a fan too of McAfee ?

Originally Posted by Dillinger

And i thought Mr Earl had a problem

yeah, that's basically your Bitcoin community here, full of retards and nutters

wasn't McAfee arrested for murder a few years ago ? how is he free again ?

didn't he also claim that he met Aliens on their spaceship

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