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What Is The Best Cryptocurrency Exchange?
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What is the best cryptocurrency exchange?
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Unfortunately threads like this tend to attract unreliable recommendations from opportunistic spammers and get removed, but hopefully one of our more reliable regulars will have some knowledge in this area. I'm still unconvinced about crypto currencies but it seems others are coming along to compete with bitcoin so maybe there is something I'm missing
er dont do it
fallen 70% over the last year should tell you that if you dont know where to buy, then you shouldnt be buying
Recent slight rally and according to FT - abigail disney has sold all hers (*)
unless Emily you are going to answer - foo the best place is the EmileeCrypto company, here ( ... gives URL)
J Morgan FuttBucket 1929 sold just before the crash ( er that would be in 1929) - and when he was asked why or how, said:
"when the shoe-shine starts giving you stock tips it is time to sell"
The 1929 high was re-attained in ... 1959
three bucks in every ten ( bucks ) was in the market just before the crash, ( estimated as the money supply called M3)
fallen 70% over the last year should tell you that if you dont know where to buy, then you shouldnt be buying
Recent slight rally and according to FT - abigail disney has sold all hers (*)
unless Emily you are going to answer - foo the best place is the EmileeCrypto company, here ( ... gives URL)
J Morgan FuttBucket 1929 sold just before the crash ( er that would be in 1929) - and when he was asked why or how, said:
"when the shoe-shine starts giving you stock tips it is time to sell"
The 1929 high was re-attained in ... 1959
three bucks in every ten ( bucks ) was in the market just before the crash, ( estimated as the money supply called M3)
(*) bit coin
but what they hell they are all the same
one of the inventors - Charlie Shram did time for this - as it shades into money laundering. as you would expect for an unregulated paper transaction
he fort to himself - I think it must have been outside the slammer - that coin in prisons were tins of tuna, and concluded they didnt have to move around. all you needed was central book keeperS all agreeing on the pots which the mmen held.
and so bit coin was born. Thing was they can be consumed... ( er you can eat a tin of tuna, OK the contents)
and the other thing was that cigarettes were used as currency in POW camps 1940-5 which can also be consumed but were NOT associated with wild variation .....
just saying - I dont have a thing to do with it
You can understand why
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but what they hell they are all the same
one of the inventors - Charlie Shram did time for this - as it shades into money laundering. as you would expect for an unregulated paper transaction
he fort to himself - I think it must have been outside the slammer - that coin in prisons were tins of tuna, and concluded they didnt have to move around. all you needed was central book keeperS all agreeing on the pots which the mmen held.
and so bit coin was born. Thing was they can be consumed... ( er you can eat a tin of tuna, OK the contents)
and the other thing was that cigarettes were used as currency in POW camps 1940-5 which can also be consumed but were NOT associated with wild variation .....
just saying - I dont have a thing to do with it
You can understand why
https:/
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