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November 15, 2018, 12:46:50 AM
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"one cent coins" has become a broader description than just a literal description. It is similar to "penny shares", and describes low cost assets that may have explosive growth potential. There are not too many of them, and choosing wisely is not an easy task. That is why I thought a private information exchange and discussion could be of mutual benefit.

As most people seem to diss the idea, I might just chuck £100 or so into a pot, and buy a few to see what happens. I'll post after the event with my justifications. If I lose the lot, then I can write it off to "education",

Did you buy? Terrible timing if you did  Cheesy. Crashes like this is why I don't buy cheap/trash coins, Bitcoin goes down 10%? They go down 20%.
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November 15, 2018, 10:17:00 AM
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I'm still planning out the structure for the club. I might have one other member, so that will make things easier.

Bitcoin is starting to look attractive again, so I might buy a few Satoshis to underpin the portfolio. That would make payments easier as well. At the speed I work, it wll probably take another month to plan out a structure. I'm still not sure if I should use Thermo Coin, or Diamond Crypto as a name for the share holding tokens. I'm also looking for some open source software for a proof of stake blockchain.
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