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DON'T BUY ANY CRYPTO IT'S ALL A PONZI SCHEME YOU WILL LOSE ALL YOUR MONEY DON'T DO IT!!!!


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I'm going long on these alts: doge, gnt, ltc, dgb, xlm, sc, vox, rdd, btb, xvg. Some are probably total longshots, but only cost a few bucks. Plan on adding many more to my blockfolio.

OP so glad you started the thread.


Seems good to have both online and hard wallets such as treznor. If I have more than one wallet can I easily move coins around my different wallets? If so, how?

IF i buy X coins in UK and then won't to sell and collect cash in the US how does that work?

I have seen people recommend decred (sp) spinoff by people involved in bitcoin. have you heard of it and thoughts?

I've got some inside info I wont leak, but I recommend taking a look at WBB & Nexus.

Glad you stopped by.

Provided they are all bitcoin wallets, you can send them to the public key of the other wallet. Within each wallet, you can generate a public key to receive funds.

Bitcoin doesn't know borders. You can buy and sell them anywhere, worldwide.
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Not familiar with it.

I will. I will provide complete transparency.

You need to be aware that there are problems on the BTC horizon.
The system only handles some 7 transactions per second, which is way to little.
The way to make it work, is to raise the transaction costs constantly to a level where people simply refrain from doing transactions.

There are improvements on the way, but according to the design of BTC, 95% of the network needs to agree on an improvement for it to take hold.
This has proven to be impossible on BTC and there is a stalemate since 2 years.

Without this improvement, the fees are exploding with 1200% per year.
We can possibly see $10 transaction-fees within a year.

Last news couple of days ago, is that they will try to do a coup and change BTC even without the 95% support.
This will require a hard fork, and we could possibly end up with two parallel bitcoin networks.

BTC might overcome these problems, but there are other coins that already are way passed these issues.
Also, BTC uses electricity for several millions of dollars each day, just to crunch numbers, which is not really necessary.
There are other chains that do not require this enormous amount of electricity.

Because of this, BTC has gone from being 85% of the cryptocurrency space to 50% in a couple of months.

That is very interesting. I will definitely investigate that further. Thanks for the tip.

Yesterday I bumped into this video on some of what you touched upon.

BUMP


I predict the dip will go to the $1600 range.

I've got €2000 ready now, all cleared. I don't know what to put into what. Bitcoin, eth or ripple. I reckon half in bitcoin and 500 in each of the others

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All aboard, GLPtards, we ride!




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some good beginner stuff here.
paraphrasing: "divide initial investment into ten equal parts and play 10 coins"