Don't we have to have a subscription to Financial times to read this article or is there some kind of trick?
The same old trick, JJG. Copy Paste into google and open it from there.
I had tried that "trick" and i could not get it to work.
Strange, it did work for me but now I was going to open it again using the same trick and to screen shot the whole article for you but it didn't work, I'm extremely sorry
I even tried form a different browser now
It's all so bullish. What a great day! Happy New Year Fakhoury.
More of the same for 2017!!
Happy new year to you & also our long time bull/HODLER Fakhoury. Momentus day but hopefully in a few years $1000 will look like a cheap time to have bought.
We ride again brothers. HODL tight.
Glad to know that you
still remember me bro.
We've a
long year to go, it's still
day 1 Of course I remember you. We have very similar bitcoin paths, join up date & hopes, HODLING plans etc.
Long year yes & I hope a very bullish one.
I was kidding my brother, I know you remember me well, you don't dare to forget me from the beginning
The journey is long, but it will fantastic my old friend
That was a 30-minute interview, and finally, I was able to listen to it.
It seems to really attempt to shed light on distinguishing aspects of bitcoin as compared with other assertions about blockchains being "Bitcoin 2.0"... and in essence, asserting that the vast majority of the other attempts at selling themselves as Bitcoin 2.0 are scams, even though a person could get lucky (approximately 2% of the time) and enter into a pump into some other blockchain" at the right moment.. but then, in most of those cases in which you get lucky, you better hope that you can get out of the coin before you get scammed too badly (and some of them even have difficult exit strategies).
Well, I see the best strategy to maximize your Bitcoin stash is either, you buy and hodl (I'm this type of a guy) or learn how to trade probably.
Thanks, great share!
That was a 30-minute interview, and finally, I was able to listen to it.
It seems to really attempt to shed light on distinguishing aspects of bitcoin as compared with other assertions about blockchains being "Bitcoin 2.0"... and in essence, asserting that the vast majority of the other attempts at selling themselves as Bitcoin 2.0 are scams, even though a person could get lucky (approximately 2% of the time) and enter into a pump into some other blockchain" at the right moment.. but then, in most of those cases in which you get lucky, you better hope that you can get out of the coin before you get scammed too badly (and some of them even have difficult exit strategies).
You are most welcome, Wchoc5525
I think it's the first time to see you here my new bullish friend, Julian071
So happy to see you buddy, please don't let it be the last
As a long time lurker, I just want to say thanks for maintaining this thread.
You are most welcome my new bullish friend, Infofront
So happy to see you buddy, please don't let it be the last
