Price when this thread was started - around $2500.

Price now - 3x higher or so despite a couple of years of beary fun.

Spare a thought for folks like OP who probably had 10,000,000,000x leverage and thought they were a goddamn genius until that pesky 65 cent move took every last penny.

I'll look forward to popping back when it falls from six figures back to five. Am sure I'll be utterly bereft. Until then - twat.

Now I don't mean feeling generally sad, I'm sure everyone would, I'm interested to hear how entwined this forum is in your life and activities.

There must be more than a few people who run businesses through here, plenty sig away, many will be in groups or syndicates for mining, gambling etc.

There's also the fact that this joint is a huge point of reference too. If down the line someone questions the source of an alt or sig campaign funds that started here people can point to the thread where they signed up along with an address to prove they were present.

Would it cause you any proper difficulty or would you simply sigh and keep on trucking elsewhere unimpeded?

The only reason this discussion exists is because of the merit system and the mismatch between those who ground their way to legendary status and those who effortlessly spammed their way to it. I would like to see a rank that allows the worthwhile users to clearly out themselves as wonderful.

I'm willing to recreate it if you send me a costume.

I use giftoff.com for Amazon cards but that will depend on what country you're in. They seem to do it for most EU Amazons but not the UK any more which is a pisser. Bitrefill charges a premium on them. Giftoff don't.

For cards you've got Wirex or Coinbase. I don't really trust Wirex so Coinbase will do. Both have high fees at about 2-2.5% though.

Brexit hasn't happened in any capacity at all.

It's true that a surprisingly small amount of UK trade is with America. But America is no one's friend and they won't think twice about raping us and our current politicians will encourage them to do so. The closer we are with America the harder EU trade will be. Last time I looked Europe's a teensy bit closer and shares similar values, or we used to.

My bus stop is a carefully informed choice. You'll be in one next year. Mark my words.

Pretty much nothing has been settled about leaving yet. I don't see how anyone can declare anything.

It'll probably be fine in the end. It might have been considerably more fine remaining with the status quo. I'll be living in Svalbard by then anyway.

What is womens?



I've read somewhere that either a total of 16 BTC have left Bakkt or you can't withdraw it at all. Anything could be going in there and I wonder if the people using it care about that.

Erm, you have to actually leave the EU first, conclude some actual trade deals and then you just might have a clue as to whether an entire nation has committed suicide or not.

If it were anyone other than a bunch of one catchphrase fuckwits in charge the chances might be better but anyone with any actual sense wants nothing to do with it.

One of them was talking up Northern Ireland's prospects after they backtracked on everything they claimed and it turns out there might be a border in the sea after all. They were saying NI will do great because it'll have frictionless trade with the EU.

That sounds like a fucking great deal. Maybe the rest of the UK would do jolly well with something like that too?

Learn English and try again please.

The one thing she's missing is that Bitcoin is an end product in itself and one with purpose for real people in day to day life. I can't buy my monthly octopus porn fix or flee Syria with my wealth intact with an option.

Almost all other commodities are an inaccessible abstraction at the time their derivatives trade - soybean oil, copper, palm oil, orange juice, rapeseed. You have these back end markets and then it winds up in your phone or emerging from your urethra. There's nothing in between. Of course their values are decided by end user demand and usage but they'd be much weirder markets if normaltons started meddling directly in them for their own needs.

Most Wall St types seem to have a vast blind spot about this.
 

https://www.coindesk.com/binance-blockade-of-wasabi-wallet-could-point-to-a-crypto-crack-up

I've often wondered whether clearly mixed coins would be considered 'hot' and in this case at least it seems they do.

Do you think they'll be heading towards an unworkable dead end with this or it's the start of something others will try to emulate?

Both of them are dedicated VPNs.

They'll be safe while you're using them. The problem comes if you forget to turn them on, or you use a service with it that you normally don't. Coinbase in particular enjoy freaking out if you change location.

You'll have to be quite disciplined. I presume there's a way to configure them to start and log in as soon as you turn on your machine but that might screw with your day to day usage. Sometimes you want geographical accuracy.

That would be fucking excellent. They've had two years to prove they're worth anything. They totally failed.

All the same ranks may as well stay but campaign managers should switch entirely to merit. If that airdropped stuff is all gone the shit legendaries won't have any use for their worthlessly obtained rank.

That was probably the plan all along. I'll bet he's kicking himself for not going full penis in 2017. Maybe that's why he started crying when the market took a monster shit. He could've made billions rather than a few mil.

If it had been mine before she arrived I'd tell her to go fuck herself. If it were 'our' money that would different. Even then someone like that would've told you the same when it hit one dollar. And after that they'd spend what little time left you had together berating you for giving in.

It would also be a completely different deal if we were under significant financial strain. Not addressing that if you have the means is selfish and stupid. If things are bobbing along just fine then it stays put.

And when you get your divorce Bitcoin is worth something so you're going to have to give whatever the court decides away. You can try to hide it. That might bite you extremely hard in the botty.

When it comes to hardware wallets track record and established competence is far more important to me than who's endorsing it.

We can point to years of use with Trezor and Ledger. I don't like the way Ledger operate so would favour Trezor.

Safepal might be wonderful. I'd rather let other people prove it to me over several years.

Amateur hour.

Brean Pontins is where I'm headed - https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowUserReviews-g666384-d664583-r734218527-Pontins_Brean_Sands_Holiday_Park-Burnham_On_Sea_Somerset_England.html

Hey, it's the season of goodwill to all whatevers so I deserve a bit of luxury.

I have some truly heartbreaking holiday destinations lined up for next year. You'll be the first to know.

And this is why we're going to end up with governmentcoins and they will go all out for cashlessness. When there is no other way of paying or being paid you have no other choice but to comply with whatever they impose on you.