how much total have you lost? we are still waiting for your loss counts :)
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how much total have you lost? we are still waiting for your loss counts :)
You only gain or lose when you cash out, Butters. Long-term brother, that's where the riches are. :)
mining what fluffer ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dragonfly
posting on this thread demonstrating your lack on knowledge of all things crypto does assist your aspiration for forum retard of the year
Baldrick, you little fraud chav, you claimed to be mining some alt-shit coins and make a fortune :)
I am calling you on your stupid shit,
care to reply if you have fooking balls, you fooking coward :)
that's what every losers say when they crash on a trade :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
just do a screenshot, print it, and put it on a wall, as a reminder of your own gullibility, a lesson to learn
at least you were not working illegally, oh wait... :)
A wall?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dragonfly
Ahh, those were the days.
you need to be reminded every day what kind of fool you were,
put it on your ceiling in your bedroom, it will be the first thing you see when you wake up :)
ah a reply to the cum stained boiler room fluffer spruiking his cock sucking abilities - let me thinkQuote:
Originally Posted by Dragonfly
this will do
get fcuked if you think I would allow you to have any insight into my life , though laughably you seem to have constructed a fantasy version deviod of reality to sustain your wide on , thus continuing your years long demonstration of your lack of comphrehension and analytical skill
TL: DR - eat your shorts
Quite a few big fish in the hodler list, and good sense to split up large stashes into 'smaller' batches of 150k.Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
Don't be hard on him, poor thing likes to demonstrate his ignorance across the board. Just as well he backed up his computer or we wouldn't hear the end of it!Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
because mining worthless bitcoins with overpriced hardware and hosting is not a version of "deviod of reality" :smileylaughing:
and you are clearly demonstrating superior analytical skills with that :rofl:
Time to get back in. :wank:
how much now? less than 1,000 :rofl:
^yes yes yes
:wank: :wank: :wank:
Opinions on gold or platinum which is really low.
Most of my current (remaining) investments now in Evot at ico 55c.
Note for anyone who ignored my advice to stay clear of ARB, was pure luck that I bailed out at the right time at $11, now 40c and dying.
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Originally Posted by jabir
Oh dear:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
Completely normal and expected. :)
What was that saying? If you can't lose a man cave.....:)
I would advise steering clear of butter fluffers man caveQuote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
Thailand kicks a few useless, environment-destroying, shitcoins...
https://www.bangkokpost.com/business...ost_recent_box
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Bitcoin (BTC), ethereum (ETH), ripple (XRP) and stellar (XLM) remain as cryptocurrencies allowed for investing in ICOs and as a base trading pair for valuation of digital assets registered with digital asset exchanges.
The latest announcement is not tantamount to authorising these cryptocurrencies as legal tender for payment or approving them with lawful status, according to the SEC.
Shame they didn't kick BTC too.
I'm sure they will when the realise what an absolute waste of space it is.
SEC bars 3 cryptocurrencies from ICOs, trading pairs
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has removed three cryptocurrencies from a list of those allowed for initial coin offering (ICO) investment and as a trading pair for the digital asset trade.
Bitcoin cash (BCH), ethereum classic (ETC) and litecoin (LTC) have been removed from the list of accepted cryptocurrencies, according to the SEC.
Such removal does not have an impact on investors or businesses involved with digital assets, since there is still no authorised ICO and local digital exchanges do not use BCH, ETC and LTC as base trading pairs, the SEC said.
Everyone should have gold, buy it when ever you can afford to. Easily bought and sold in every Thai village, town or city. Available in 5g to kilogram, 1 Thai Baht/15.244g bars, 5, 10 , 20s. Always get a receipt and have it weighed by the seller/buyer.Quote:
Originally Posted by YourDaddy
Buy/sell spread is usually 100THB, (0.5%) for bars. Jewellery spread is larger.
I don't like Thai gold. Not 99.9%
Bought around 2010 at around 18k baht.Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
Sold most 2-3 years later at around 26k baht.
Today it's around 19.5k
BAY Mee Tae Dai which started out at 3.x% paid monthly, and is now around 2%, has performed better.