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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: [XRP] Ripple Speculation on: May 26, 2017, 10:40:31 AM


Two of the most succesful things in May 2017

COINcidence?

JK guys Cheesy, it popped into my mind just now Cheesy

happy HODLing, looks like we might make 'sum buk' over next 5 weeks I hope Smiley, apparently June will be good to Ripple
2  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: [XRP] Ripple Speculation on: May 24, 2017, 09:31:11 PM
Guys, I invested in Ripple 4 days before the first boom, at 0.006 EUR. I was there few days after when it went to 0.02, and then to 0.07 and back down to 0.04 in one day...after that or three weeks it just went slighty down and down, at one point it even reached 0.025 before the three week madness and unbelievable rise where XRP went from 0.03 to 0.39 (on Kraken)...so now, that it's at 0.27 EUR, it actually still is a 900% gain just in those 3 weeks, and just about a 33% correction of that one hype from the maximum it reached, which for a huge and quick rise like this is still fine if you ask me...it's been only 10 days, not that long ago we waited for three weeks for another pump and it was falling for those 3 weeks...ya'll need same patience...this coin will go up again eventually...(probably)
nevertheless, I don't put all my trust in it of course...I sold almost half of my XRPs when it was over 30 cents, and reinvested into other currencies with potential, which created a steady daily income, or it erases the losses when XRP is falling...I did not sell because i don't believe in XRP, but simply because it's a way safer approach, and it also doesn't piss me off when XRP drops 2 cents in a day because other alt coins made up for that loss...also at one point I hade over 80% of my money in XRP which is totally unaccaptable (main reason I sold around 43% of XRP I owned), having that much money in one investment...I still believe in XRP because it has big potential...I believe that Ripple really is doing everything they can for XRP to succeed...that's why it's still my biggest investment...
what I want to say is, don't panic guys, but maybe don't bet everything on Ripple, there are other coins with potential, divide the money, you will see it will make you way happier (not neceseraly richer, as if you hit the right coin you can become a millionaire, but I would rather be a hundrer thousandaire and keep my hair, because I see some people only with Ripple taring their hair out now...also, you make the chance of going broke way smaller)
...now I don't stress when I see Ripple falling, like my friend who still did not sell any of his XRPs, and now he's very paranoid...I am not, since other coins are getting pumped, and I have them...
we entered something revolutionary at an early stage, we will become rich/richer if we just do it right...
so just...do it right Smiley
3  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: [XRP] Ripple Speculation on: May 21, 2017, 12:52:39 PM
Hi guys,
I bet we all made some nice profit from cryptos lately, especially Ripple. I don't expect this uptrend to finnish any time soon, since all of my friends now want to get on the train, and I bet it's like that with all of us, I bet all your friends that you told about cryptos months ago are now envy and want to make some buck as well. Tens of thousands new investors a day I would bet, which is very, VERY awesome for us.
The thing is...I am about to quit my job and start withdrawing some money from cryptos monthly (after 10 months in the cryptoworld), but I have no idea where should I go or where should I call regarding the taxes from my profits. Anybody from UK who has experience with this? I think it's something we will all encounter eventually and it would be good to have the knowledge for all of us.
Please share your experience, maybe even tell me that quiting my job is stupid if you think, literally any opinion on my situation (which is a situation of a lot of people right now) is greatly appreciated.

Thanks
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