cryptocurrencies

[carlos21]

Some of the women's footie mate. Enjoyable stuff.

Hahaha mate.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Hahaha mate.

It's good stuff mate. You seen any of it?

 

[carlos21]

It's good stuff mate. You seen any of it?

Little bit of I have been watching stuff on Amazon prime.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Risky business for sure seeing bitcoin lost 2k in a day, but people who bought in at 3k and sold at 10k will feel pretty good about it.

 

[Catfish Blues]

Just a heads up for anyone that's made more money on crypto trading than would be covered by your CGT allowance, that HMRC have you in their sights.

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www.coindesk.com

Hopefully any Tory boy who might be liable for the tax, has set aside a few notes to cover this possibility ...

 

[evilwebby]

Interesting that BTC is 68% of the whole Crypto market, which means it has gained significant market share. So unless you were were overweight in BTC then chances are your crypto portfolio is getting whacked

That said it was impressive how BTC held the 3k mark and then went on to quadruple. Take the money and run. It's still heading to pennies..

 

[Groucho]

Interesting that BTC is 68% of the whole Crypto market, which means it has gained significant market share. So unless you were were overweight in BTC then chances are your crypto portfolio is getting whacked

That said it was impressive how BTC held the 3k mark and then went on to quadruple. Take the money and run. It's still heading to pennies..

Nope still no idea at all

 

[st.domingo]

now that bitcoin is back in a bull market and back over $12000,i hope all the hodl ers out there kept a strong hand!
I tried to revive the previous crypto thread but computer said no!

Fair play, you absolutely nailed the top there, fella lol



Tbf, one of my mates did exactly the same thing - came on boasting about his massive gains the exact day of the high.

Perhaps the moral of this tale is that you should never boast too soon to random strangers on the internet (or even to people you have known for years, come to that).

Anyway, had a different mate ripping the first this week about all his crypto losses since then. Could this be the same effect in reverse, I am wondering?

Feel free to refer back to this post next year, should we go on another massive rip from here

 

[evilwebby]

BTC has held up much better than nearly all the altcoins, being merely down about 65% from its early 2018 fomo peak, and this is masking the ongoing bearmarket in this asset class.

By contrast, just looking at a couple of the other well known cyptos:

ETH is down well over 90%, LTC down about 85%, EOS down about 85% too

 

[nikom court]

Fair play, you absolutely nailed the top there, fella lol

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Tbf, one of my mates did exactly the same thing - came on boasting about his massive gains the exact day of the high.

Perhaps the moral of this tale is that you should never boast too soon to random strangers on the internet (or even to people you have known for years, come to that).

Anyway, had a different mate ripping the first this week about all his crypto losses since then. Could this be the same effect in reverse, I am wondering?

Feel free to refer back to this post next year, should we go on another massive rip from here

iv bought at 600,bought at 18000 bought at 3000 bought at 14000.
iv bought £50 a week since 2016,
my grandkids will thank me

and heres another interesting fact,if you had bought every month since the ath 2 years ago,you would be currently 13% up!

 

[st.domingo]

iv bought at 600,bought at 18000 bought at 3000 bought at 14000.
iv bought £50 a week since 2016,
my grandkids will thank me

good luck to you, sir

 

[st.domingo]

BTC has held up much better than nearly all the altcoins, being merely down about 65% from its early 2018 fomo peak, and this is masking the ongoing bearmarket in this asset class.

By contrast, just looking at a couple of the other well known cyptos:

ETH is down well over 90%, LTC down about 85%, EOS down about 85% too

They sound like bargains!

Yeah tbh the fundamentals of BTC - energy use of a small country, Chinese concentration of hashing power etc and so on - are awful and it probably doesn't have much of a future in its current form. OTOH, the price doesn't seem to be much connected to the fundamentals.

Caveat emptor.

 

[Tramps_mate]

iv bought at 600,bought at 18000 bought at 3000 bought at 14000.
iv bought £50 a week since 2016,
my grandkids will thank me

and heres another interesting fact,if you had bought every month since the ath 2 years ago,you would be currently 13% up!

You'll be lucky to get your money back. Better investing in the FTSE 100...

 

[nikom court]

You'll be lucky to get your money back. Better investing in the FTSE 100...

Absolute rubbish

 

[HibbertsRightFoot]

Ive been waiting on ripple to start picking up but it just doesnt seem to be happening even with the amount of support it has been gathering from the banks