You can use that as your official XRP desktop wallet. However I prefer Exodus and it has multiple coins compatible with its wallet. ExodusEden has Ripple on it too.
Official BGOL Crypto Currency Thread ★★★★★
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I mine Ethereum, I dont buy it. I use my earnings to buy other alts.
I'm not sure. You'd be better off builiding your redundancy with backups of backups. Don't just depend on your phone, don't just depend on your computer or your usb wallet. Its good to have all options out there.
Fish in a barrel right now
if you're losing you're doing it 10000000% wrong period
if you're losing you're doing it 10000000% wrong period
Truth where were you during the first quarter of this year when this thread was a sticky?
i dont think it will get to 10,000 dollars ever. ripple by itself would need a 380 trillion dollar market cap.
it will get higher and way higher than it is now
but 380 trillion cap?
Fake
Agreed. Always thought it was a long-term hold. It's a slow fire that will be here when most other flames are put out. Doesn't matter if XRP is used that much on Ripple. It's not going to make you 10x in a month like some of these others will now and in '18, but it will do for long-term holders.
For 2018, it can see 10x. But at the same time, other cryptos doing 10x right now.
Whoa... did you speak with a branch manager about your wire transfers before sending them?
I sent 32k to boa one for 20 and 1 for 12
Thanks fam ... just joined ... can't believe they give away BTC, LTC, DOGE and others for no reason.
Each one reach one.
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Bitconnect is probably a Ponzi scheme but I got my original investment out in a few weeks and playing with what's left.
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Yeah seeing that now, thanks
https://gizmodo.com/no-a-guy-didnt-scam-1-million-by-selling-chuck-e-che-1821382567
I like this one better
Instagram Model Selling Her Virginity For 500 Bitcoins!
A 31-year-old American Instagram model, going by the name Spicy Salt, Is selling her virginity for 500 bitcoins estimated to be worth over 8 million dollars, She hopes on selling her virginity soon and using her new found wealth to travel and buy fidget spinners for all her friends.
So far there are zero bids but Spicy Salt is very optimistic and says “I’m worth more than 500 bitcoins but I am humble”.
As controversial as this story is, Spicy Salt insists that selling her virginity was her idea and says that she will be accompanied by security. Whether you’re for or against it, I think we can all agree that Spicy Salt is a very attractive!
View it as you will, but no one can deny this girl’s getting paid!
So ya'll gonna post those shit referral links in this thread to make what, 10 dollars? You waste more than 10 dollars of your time by clicking on those links. Talking about the qoinpro link.
Not liking this news one bit. Applying at USAA or NFCU in the next couple days.
French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire announced on Sunday December 17th that the next Group of 20 (G20) meeting would include discussion about how to regulate the world’s most popular cryptocurrency, bitcoin. The digital asset hasn’t ceased in making news all year, and European politicians appear more concerned in direct proportion to its price increase, as shown by the EU legislative body urging strict compliance laws upon coin exchanges this week. The G20 establishing regulatory frameworks, however, would spread across the world and have enormous impact.
A G20 Discussion All Together on the Question of Bitcoin
Speaking to La Chaîne Info (LCI), French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire declared: “I am going to propose to the next G20 president, Argentina, that at the G20 summit in April we have a discussion all together on the question of bitcoin.”
The G20 includes central bankers and leaders from 19 countries and the European Union, spanning the entire globe: Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South Korea, Turkey, United Kingdom, and the United States.
“There is evidently a risk of speculation,” Mr. Le Maire continued. “We need to consider and examine this and see how…with all the other G20 members we can regulate bitcoin.”
That bitcoin would make it into the agenda is nothing short of jaw-dropping. G20 nations soak up more than eighty cents on every economic dollar around the world in terms of trade and productivity.
Mr. Le Maire was wrapping his session at the One Planet Summit in Boulogne-Billancourt this week. The week prior, the Finance Minister seemed to welcome bitcoin and its undergirding technology, blockchain. “The use of this new technology will allow fintech firms and other financial actors to develop new ways of trading securities that are faster, cheaper, more transparent and safer,” he said, referencing new rules to allow for trading unlisted securities. These would add “another asset for Paris’ attractiveness as a financial center” he was quoted as saying.
A Delicate Tango
Indeed the Macron government has largely been viewed as neoliberal, reordering France’s clunky and notorious bureaucracies toward less regulation.
The first scheduled calendar meetings at the Argentina G20 in April are of its Development Working Group in Buenos Aires, April 10th, 2018. Priorities announcedfor the gathering include, “the future of work and what this means for education, infrastructure for development, and a sustainable food future,” its website reads.
In anticipation of the meetings, Argentine President Mauricio Macri explained, “Technology is quickening productivity at an unprecedented rate, which presents both opportunities and challenges. We want to ensure that adopting technological advances does not lead to economic exclusion or other negative side effects.”
Bitcoin investor Tim Draper held a meeting with President Macri and an advisor in late November of this year. By all accounts, Mr. Macri seemed at least receptive to the idea of cryptocurrencies. That same month, the country’s Rofex exchange announced it would be offering bitcoin futures.
What do you expect will be the G20 outcome regarding bitcoin? Tell us in the comments.
A G20 Discussion All Together on the Question of Bitcoin
Speaking to La Chaîne Info (LCI), French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire declared: “I am going to propose to the next G20 president, Argentina, that at the G20 summit in April we have a discussion all together on the question of bitcoin.”
The G20 includes central bankers and leaders from 19 countries and the European Union, spanning the entire globe: Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South Korea, Turkey, United Kingdom, and the United States.
“There is evidently a risk of speculation,” Mr. Le Maire continued. “We need to consider and examine this and see how…with all the other G20 members we can regulate bitcoin.”
That bitcoin would make it into the agenda is nothing short of jaw-dropping. G20 nations soak up more than eighty cents on every economic dollar around the world in terms of trade and productivity.
Mr. Le Maire was wrapping his session at the One Planet Summit in Boulogne-Billancourt this week. The week prior, the Finance Minister seemed to welcome bitcoin and its undergirding technology, blockchain. “The use of this new technology will allow fintech firms and other financial actors to develop new ways of trading securities that are faster, cheaper, more transparent and safer,” he said, referencing new rules to allow for trading unlisted securities. These would add “another asset for Paris’ attractiveness as a financial center” he was quoted as saying.
A Delicate Tango
Indeed the Macron government has largely been viewed as neoliberal, reordering France’s clunky and notorious bureaucracies toward less regulation.
The first scheduled calendar meetings at the Argentina G20 in April are of its Development Working Group in Buenos Aires, April 10th, 2018. Priorities announcedfor the gathering include, “the future of work and what this means for education, infrastructure for development, and a sustainable food future,” its website reads.
In anticipation of the meetings, Argentine President Mauricio Macri explained, “Technology is quickening productivity at an unprecedented rate, which presents both opportunities and challenges. We want to ensure that adopting technological advances does not lead to economic exclusion or other negative side effects.”
Bitcoin investor Tim Draper held a meeting with President Macri and an advisor in late November of this year. By all accounts, Mr. Macri seemed at least receptive to the idea of cryptocurrencies. That same month, the country’s Rofex exchange announced it would be offering bitcoin futures.
What do you expect will be the G20 outcome regarding bitcoin? Tell us in the comments.
NFCU.....ftw...
I beg to differ. USAA is the shiznitNFCU.....ftw...
damn bro
I'm
I'm with boa now
What's the deal with USAA? Might have to open an acct.
It's for military or family and its just their customer service is hands down the best financial institute for everything. Have my auto insurance, bank, and a host of other services with them. Been with them since the 80's. My whole family is with them forever.
they in it to when it, business must be boom
I'm a Marine, have auto insurance through them but nothing else. Been doing banking with Nfcu since I was in the military, they're good too
HODL = HOLD ON FOR DEAR LIFE
The fucking worst.
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