I agree it is good news for Britain. It hasn't done anything for the bitcoin price because Brexit has made the UK safer - Brits are no longer subject to the EU's draconian bail-in rules which stole a lot of people's money in Cyprus.

I think people are just waiting for the halving, too risky to trade before then because no-one knows how it will go, so money is on the sidelines watching.

Well here is the actual roadmap:

https://litecoincore.org/


They seem to have announced stuff that is in other coins (like super nodes), and they're supposed to be getting it all done by November...

It's incredible the govt giving people a vote on this? Nah, it's democracy. You must live in a dictatorship if you arn't allowed these types of choices by ballot.

It's more likely to be the other way round - Deutsche Bank explodes taking Germany with it, and the UK prospering happily outside.

All of them have been hacked at some point - I know Poloniex was hacked a couple of years ago, but they paid back all their customers.

The issue is not "have they ever been hacked" - but "how have they responded to hacking". The best way to protect is for the exchange to take out some insurance, so they can pay back their customers if they get hacked. Only Coinbase has insurance as far as I know.

The Labour party has already announced that free movement must come to a halt. The Conservatives are in the middle of electing their new leader, but I think they'll do the same. They both know they'll get thrown out in the next election if they don't.

This has been going on since 2013 when the number of alts exploded from five to gazillions.

People have been issuing warnings for the last three years - but at the end of the day, it is up to individuals to ensure they arn't scammed. Just a quick search of this forum should give them enough warnings and intel about every single scam going and how to avoid them - but they won't listen.

We don't want to kill them. We just don't want to share a legal system with them, that's all.

Here is an interesting article about Deutsche Bank:

https://geopoliticalfutures.com/signs-of-trouble-for-deutsche-bank/

$41 trillion in liabilities. I just hope we manage to complete Brexit before it explodes.

The prejudices of the Europeans towards the anglo-saxon world are definitely the same. Never mind, the fourth reich will soon be over

Not just 70 years ago, but in the middle of WW2, when the Axis powers were selling "European Unity" and a whole bunch of soft minds were buying it not seeing what lay beneath till too late. That postcard is Vichy propaganda that is not that different to what the EU deploys now.

Actually Europe's attempts at "unity" are the ones that have yielded the ugliest results. Here is an Easter postcard from Vichy-era France in 1942:



It could have been made today, which is what is so disturbing about it.

They won't. Scotland and Northern Ireland depend on England for money. Scotland has a deficit of 10% of GDP that is being plugged in by England, and Northern ireland has 26% of GDP due to public spending (again financed by England).

As we have seen with Greece - poor countries that need money do not declare independence. It's only strong ones who have a lot of money that do (like the UK).

I think there were some people who were gutted when the price fell from $750 to $630, and who will be watching and selling immediately the price rises back up. It is only once all those who "bought high" have sold and cleared out, that bitcoin can make it's next dash up.

Well if your email accounts got hacked too, it is because you were using similar passwords across the board, and they got hold of one (either from your mtgox account or your mintpal account) and used it as a base to figure out how to access your stuff.

Make sure you use completely different passwords for every single account you have.

Coming out of the EU should automatically reduce the UK's dependence on financial services.

There is a strong geographic component to trade. As long as we were in the EU, London and the south-east would be the most prosperous, as they are the closest to teh mainland.

Exiting the EU forces the govt to start making trade deals with the rest of the world - this should benefit the western side of the country, because all the big ports that provide easy access to the Atlantic and the Med are in the west.

Just by Brexiting we have changed things - now lets wait to see what the change brings before contemplating new change.

Actually the price of doge has been very stable - it trades between 43 and 46 satoshi. And it's price in USD is even more stable. It's a sweet little coin. 

Sturgeon announced she was going, and then brazenly turned up and they had to be polite to her. Some of them undoubtedly think it would be fun if the UK broke up - but there is no benefit to Europe in Scotland joining, it has a deficit of 10% of GDP, a small population, and can't afford to contribute much to replace the money the UK has been contributing.

Democracy is a great thing - and the European Union is famous for ignoring it. They're trying to tell Britain to ignore the referendum, can you imagine? Luckily the governing party (the Conservatives) have said they accept the result and there won't be another referendum.