No what I'm not getting is an actual answer off of either you or Kev.You just don't get it,see you in a few months and we ll go around in circles some more!
No what I'm not getting is an actual answer off of either you or Kev.You just don't get it,see you in a few months and we ll go around in circles some more!
I can see the trading appeal of crypto, lots of profit (and loss) to be made with such wild swings as thisIt might account for a tiny decimal of a percentage of the interest.
If people really believed that then they would be using it in exchange but they don't.
How are you folk gonna break the corrupt global financial system if you don't actually use the currency????
I can see the trading appeal of crypto, lots of profit (and loss) to be made with such wild swings as this
Like you I have greater skepticism on its replacement of fiat currencies because of this very volatility - how would a manufacturer hedge their risk when buying materials/selling product something priced in a coin that a Musk tweet can wipe out huge amount of your profit in minutes?
Transactions take no time at all. Even cross currency. The main delays arise from incorrect/ missing details or compliance queries. Dunno how Bitcoin is meant to alleviate that to be honest. Banks will still be lawfully obligated to check and block suspicious transactions.I see the value in it as a financial transaction tool to escape banking delays/fees but I don't see too many industries jumping on it solely for that.
For all the talk about the corrupt global financial system and all that, companies have relationships with banks and the banking industry that are mutually beneficial.
While these crypto adopting financial revolutionary individual investors may be on board with bringing down the global financial system how many companies are going to jump on board with that?
i can send a million pounds of bitcoin to the other side of the world instantaneously for about a fiver,Transactions take no time at all. Even cross currency. The main delays arise from incorrect/ missing details or compliance queries. Dunno how Bitcoin is meant to alleviate that to be honest. Banks will still be lawfully obligated to check and block suspicious transactions.
Probably not to be fair. I was speaking on a corporate level.i can send a million pounds of bitcoin to the other side of the world instantaneously for about a fiver,
how much would that cost down at the halifax?
how long would it take?
would they even do it or call the police to stop me accessing my money?
Taxation is a form of theft
Only the filthy rich and selfishIm not asking you to agree with me I’m saying that’s many peoples view
bitcoiners want you to be rich,Only the filthy rich and selfish
What on earthbitcoiners want you to be rich,
bankers and politicians want you to be poor
you decide!
How many wars and atrocities worldwide have been funded via money raised from public funds?Only the filthy rich and selfish
Well let’s look at some of the most heavily taxed countries and see how many wars they’ve started. Honestly can’t believe what I’m reading here.How many wars and atrocities worldwide have been funded via money raised from public funds?
governments themselves are surely the greatest proponents of criminal acts ever.
the less we have to do with them the better