Send a check to Stormy Daniels through a shell corporation. No better way to invest that kind of money.

No but it may reach .000001$. RIPPLE IS A PREMINE CENTRALIZED SCAM. Garbage, plain and simple.

That phrase doesn't mean a whole lot when the government isn't even open for business. Expect a substantial rally in BTC as the US government shutdown drags on.

It could easily fall back to mid-2016 levels since, really, not much fundamental has changed since then. $600. Many rational investors would say even that level is totally ridiculous given the paltry transaction volume so really there's no bottom. I'd be a buyer under $1,000 however just for speculation.

Let's see 12 x $10,000 = $120k. You could buy a small room in a really seedy neighborhood in Jersey.

Which is better, trash or garbage?

Uh yeah no shit Sherlock, it's a premined scam the only path it's going down is one of woe.

If you have a stellar reputation in the real world, why not just get a bank loan? Most credit cards are approved quickly for folks with no blemishes. And if your credit is too scarred to get a real world loan, why should anyone on here trust you?

Maybe sell the baby? 

lol give some complete stranger my routing number and account number AND send him BTC too? GTFOH.

Disagree with the statement that cloud mining companies are all scams. If I had a large GPU farm, representing a substantial capital investment, I'd jump at the chance to get a 50% return on my investment with no risk which could be done by selling people mining contracts. By contrast, if I try to do all the mining myself I am at the whim of fluctuations in the value of crypto and mining profitability. Some are scams, of course, but the business model is not in and of itself a scam.

Bitcoin cash is working great - with an 8mb block size, it will be years before it runs into the same problems Bitcoin has right now and the BCH teams can and will make changes long before that 8mb limit becomes a problem.

Golem seems really solid - nice that a few of these ICO's have an actual good product.

No because there is no trademark and, obviously, Bitcoin Cash is the real Bitcoin - it's not the one with $40 fees and 1-month confirmation waits.

Exodus wallet works great for me and, bonus, it supports many coins not just ETH.

Any new product that is economically useful creates money out of thin air - it's not a zero sum game.

BCH seems much more in line with what Satoshi saw the coin as -- a mechanism to facilitate transactions globally without excessive fees. The 1MB block size limit and backlog on Bitcoin is pretty ridiculous at this point.

BCH solves all of BTC's recent problems with a really simple change to increase the block size to 8MB. If you liked the old BTC as cash, Bitcoin Cash works perfectly well -- no need to go to any alt-coin for that.

A low price is around $500/BTC and maybe $15/ETH not $14000/$1200. Be cautious. Very similar looking pattern to 2013.

Just get a local title loan - if you can't get that, something is seriously wrong with the proposed transaction. Note that title lenders typically don't go higher than 50% of the vehicle's value because, obviously, there are costs involved with repossessing a car including hiring someone to do the repo and defending against any legal challenge. It's really a tough business and, likely, not something any BTC lender is going to want to deal with.