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$50 and Im walking around like Hugh hefner in this bitch; might mess around and try to buy the Hawks:lol:

Man I am moving into the mountains in Missouri, off the grid, with all kind of toys. Oh yeah, and with that type of money, my wife and I will have a long convo...she will help me find 7 additional wives to move out there with me. Then we can really live like the CACs
 
I like coinmama
you can add much more money through them. They verify quickly
I was going to sign up with them; but I keep seeing so many negative reviews on them that it kinda scared me away; I almost said fuck the reviews, but dam I read some more reviews; and it just wasnt adding up...
 
I was going to sign up with them; but I keep seeing so many negative reviews on them that it kinda scared me away; I almost said fuck the reviews, but dam I read some more reviews; and it just wasnt adding up...
they work well for me
and they are pretty quick
 
Man I am moving into the mountains in Missouri, off the grid, with all kind of toys. Oh yeah, and with that type of money, my wife and I will have a long convo...she will help me find 7 additional wives to move out there with me. Then we can really live like the CACs

The sad part is how much we'd have to pay in taxes if it does get big and we decide to withdraw.
 
I ain't paying shit:giggle:ima hide my money:giggle:
lmao until the IRS find ya, lol. If there was a way we could withdraw into an account that couldn't be tracked by the IRS. But all bank accounts including offshore bank accounts have to report from what I read.
 
I ain't paying shit:giggle:ima hide my money:giggle:

lmao until the IRS find ya, lol. If there was a way we could withdraw into an account that couldn't be tracked by the IRS. But all bank accounts including offshore bank accounts have to report from what I read.

If and when it blows, i think i would be so grateful that i would happily pay the capital gains on it...make me feel like Neil Cavuto
 
lmao until the IRS find ya, lol. If there was a way we could withdraw into an account that couldn't be tracked by the IRS. But all bank accounts including offshore bank accounts have to report from what I read.
shit if that was the case, Trump would have been toasted:giggle:; there are ways; I will pay some taxes but not all:giggle:
 
lmao until the IRS find ya, lol. If there was a way we could withdraw into an account that couldn't be tracked by the IRS. But all bank accounts including offshore bank accounts have to report from what I read.
Do like the Facebook guy and give up your citizenship
 
Damn near everything is going in the red (bitcoin & alt coins)
Careful, I hope you guys didn't lose a bunch of money this week

:(:(:(
 
When Bitcoin is low, I buy Bitcoin.When it is up, I start buying other currencies. Looks like Nexium is coming up!
Like I said before, i think NXC is gonna do well once the game is public. I have 2000+ NXC at the moment. Might put more in at a later date.
 
Where are you you guys put the coins you buying I mean just leaving in the kraken poloniex coinbase etc.


Also how much ripple will be if hit one dollar on 1k invest.
 
Where are you you guys put the coins you buying I mean just leaving in the kraken poloniex coinbase etc.


Also how much ripple will be if hit one dollar on 1k invest.

I leave my Bitcoin and ethereum on coinbase, xrp/others on Poloniex and my dash on my wallet.

I was watching a video on YouTube and the person lost 4000 worth of Bitcoins using a nano ledger. I thought about getting one but I'm starting to think keeping the coins online may be the best option.

Worst case your coins are stolen off the exchange, but I think coinbase claims they are insured. However, if you don't know what you are doing, you lose your password, something happens to the hard wallet or software, you'll have your coins but may not be able to get to them.
 
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a little encourage found on reddit:


also, part of me is banking on sheer greed. something that cant be regulated and im trying to stage funds to buy btc. any idea on what time the announcement is supposed to be and where I can find it...website?

100,000 ripple at xrp price of 1 USD will put you in the (moves decimal on 100,000 to right) = 1-10 million dollar range dependent on taxes, fees, etc.. so I figure with 1000 USD invested, then multiply times 3 for a reasonable guesstimate of 30 million.

somebody check my math. im tired.
 
lmao until the IRS find ya, lol. If there was a way we could withdraw into an account that couldn't be tracked by the IRS. But all bank accounts including offshore bank accounts have to report from what I read.

There are a couple of options, trust me.
 
https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesfinancecouncil/2017/03/07/fintechs-next-wave/#554b96a563a3

Fintech is now thought of by many as an industry in itself, comprised of companies offering disruptive alternatives for the delivery of financial services. Over the past 10 years, fintech has been a magnet for investment (over $20 billion in 2015), and it has changed the way that people and institutions transact and interact.

The first wave of fintech was primarily about providing new ways of doing existing things more easily, efficiently, and often in a way that aimed to supplant large financial institutions. Much of the focus in the first wave was on business-to-consumer (B2C) interactions in the banking sector, especially in the areas of payments, banking, lending and securities.

The way that people use a bank is an example, as a startup like Moven helped make banking on a phone or a tablet the predominant way that people interact with their banks today. The way that people pay for things and pay each other has been changed by companies like Square and Venmo, which changed how these transactions occur. And the way that people invest their savings has transformed thanks to companies like Betterment and Motif Investing.

Large financial institutions took note of these changes and they responded by mostly either acquiring fintech startups or building their own offerings. Many of these institutions also attempted to make innovation more central to their offering, as giants like Chase and Santander created innovation incubators, labs and investment vehicles to help foster innovation.

Fintech As A Strategy

The next wave of fintech is upon us, and it’s proving to be different than the first. This next wave, I predict, will transform the way we think of fintech; it will make us think of fintech as less of a stand-alone industry that aims to disrupt and more of a strategy for companies to continue to evolve and redefine financial services. This next wave is going to be about greater collaboration and partnership between technology companies and institutional companies.

From a technology perspective, innovations like blockchain (distributed ledgers) will redefine payments. This could be impactful for consumers and financial institutions, as the speed with which payments can be made via Blockchain trumps what is experienced today. Companies like Ripple and Ethereum are advancing the use of blockchain in financial services.

The evolution and use of the internet of things, artificial intelligence and application program interface (APIs) will be transformational. In AI, companies like Kensho could complement or supplant market strategists by using big data to analyze and recommend which investment actions to take, while companies like Plaid are using APIs to reenvision banking in areas like customer onboarding, account opening and card management.
 
More news.. Factom to run on ETH and Ripple.

"We are not ready to announce any progress, but we are working on a very compelling partnership to bring the technology to the market," said Kirby. "Now, the data layer is working on Bitcoin The block will run in the future and will run on the Ether Square and Ripple. "This is a huge reward: data collection, record keeping, and monitoring of each financial instrument used for bank loan guarantees. The bank decided to embrace this."

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I'm bout to buy some bitcoin up today. You have to at this point


Hold up fam
If the ETF does not pass, the price will drop at least $100, then you're going to be stuck bag holding

Anyone hear any news yet?
Poloniex trollbox?
Tradingview chat?
Im driving & on my cell phone, so I cant really check anything yet

:popcorn::popcorn::popcorn:
 
Hold up fam
If the ETF does not pass, the price will drop at least $100, then you're going to be stuck bag holding

Anyone hear any news yet?
Poloniex trollbox?
Tradingview chat?
Im driving & on my cell phone, so I cant really check anything yet

:popcorn::popcorn::popcorn:
ETF or not, that shit is still going up. I am hoping it takes a dip so I can put my wife up for sale on eBay and sell the whole farm, lol. If it dips below $1000, sell your draws and buy in.
Bitcoin should still go to 2k by end of year regardless. But in all reality, I can see that kind of profit playing in the altcoins regardless.
 
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Hold up fam
If the ETF does not pass, the price will drop at least $100, then you're going to be stuck bag holding

Anyone hear any news yet?
Poloniex trollbox?
Tradingview chat?
Im driving & on my cell phone, so I cant really check anything yet

:popcorn::popcorn::popcorn:

I'm guessing since everyone is dumping alts to cash out one last time with BTC before the news its a great time to buy alts.

If the ETF does not pass BTC will drop and you would have got a lot more alts for your BTC buys beforehand.
 
I'm guessing since everyone is dumping alts to cash out one last time with BTC before the news its a great time to buy alts.

If the ETF does not pass BTC will drop and you would have got a lot more alts for your BTC buys beforehand.
Exactly. I wouldn't buy BTC now, if you had it holding then great. But to buy it on the pump up is a lost opportunity. Better to buy up alt's cause they are all overall dumping and will raise back when BTC begins to go down and you traded like a boss.
 
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