Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2022 11:45 am
Any ideas what's causing this fall?
Albear wrote:Any ideas what's causing this fall?
Rug pull on my Grcade NFTs. Ask Green Gecko for more information.
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Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2022 12:12 pm
Rug pull on my Grcade NFTs. Ask Green Gecko for more information.
Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2022 12:18 pm
I hate to be that 'guy' but google it, there is a lot about it. Not because I wouldn't happily explain if I knew how, more because it's above my explanation levels. I imagine the Celsius thing is one of the current factors. People are losing faith in the companies. Crypto.com recently did a huge downgrade to their card and earn schemes. I don't trust the company at all now in all honesty, and to see that a similar company-Celsius has just banned withdrawels. It doesn't fill me with hope.
Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2022 12:22 pm
Grifting Green Grecko's gravely grubby greediness grates
Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2022 2:34 pm
I almost bought some eth when it was at £1300. Glad I didn't.
Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2022 3:15 pm
Curls wrote:Haha, I've watched my assets become a 3rd of the value they were over the past month or two. An 7th of the value they were at ATH last November.
Meh, there was a point when I said 'no more investing in Crypto, just let it ride' and I've done that. I stuck to my plan and it's gone pear shapped. I'll continue to watch it plummet and hope that by the end of 2023 or whenever this bear Market is over that I can take out my original investment.
I'm not sure how much down I'd be if I withdrew TODAY but probably not too much, sad thing is it's locked in until end of August. (I'd have likely withdrew my original deposits about a month ago in all honesty had it not been.)
I don't have much faith in it recovering, and I'll laugh at my own stupid self in years to come if it doesn't, but in all honesty, it's money I can afford to lose(although what a stupid strawberry floating way to lose it), so I have forgotten about it and I'm letting it ride the storm. Hopefully my patience will pay off.
I'm glad I have stuck to my guns of don't buy any more and don't buy more than I can afford to lose now. I am not tempted in the slightest to 'buy the dip' as I just can't see much sign of this stopping. I'm hoping I'm wrong, but meh, I invested in something for personal gain and I got burned, maybe it's Karma.
Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2022 3:30 pm
Got to be worth a flutter at those prices now.
Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2022 4:29 pm
Binance have just halted all Bitcoin withdrawals. Its actions like this that will ultimately ruin the confidence in crypto in general and with the wider public. Also adds more to the idea of have your own keys otherwise it isn't yours, its the same as a bank just halting your account, one of the main selling points of Crypto that it's not controlled by a bank.
Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2022 8:52 pm
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Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2022 9:15 pm
Time to get out of crypto and back into gold.
Unfortunately I have enough left to but 6 gold bars.
McVities Gold Bars.
Unfortunately I have enough left to but 6 gold bars.
McVities Gold Bars.
Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2022 3:40 am
Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2022 9:17 am
Stugene wrote:Curls wrote:Haha, I've watched my assets become a 3rd of the value they were over the past month or two. An 7th of the value they were at ATH last November.
Meh, there was a point when I said 'no more investing in Crypto, just let it ride' and I've done that. I stuck to my plan and it's gone pear shapped. I'll continue to watch it plummet and hope that by the end of 2023 or whenever this bear Market is over that I can take out my original investment.
I'm not sure how much down I'd be if I withdrew TODAY but probably not too much, sad thing is it's locked in until end of August. (I'd have likely withdrew my original deposits about a month ago in all honesty had it not been.)
I don't have much faith in it recovering, and I'll laugh at my own stupid self in years to come if it doesn't, but in all honesty, it's money I can afford to lose(although what a stupid strawberry floating way to lose it), so I have forgotten about it and I'm letting it ride the storm. Hopefully my patience will pay off.
I'm glad I have stuck to my guns of don't buy any more and don't buy more than I can afford to lose now. I am not tempted in the slightest to 'buy the dip' as I just can't see much sign of this stopping. I'm hoping I'm wrong, but meh, I invested in something for personal gain and I got burned, maybe it's Karma.
Work have banned me from seeing this image. It must be super nawty, shame on you.
Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2022 9:49 am
gaminglegend wrote:Binance have just halted all Bitcoin withdrawals. Its actions like this that will ultimately ruin the confidence in crypto in general and with the wider public. Also adds more to the idea of have your own keys otherwise it isn't yours, its the same as a bank just halting your account, one of the main selling points of Crypto that it's not controlled by a bank.
Apparently it was down for a few hours and is back now.
If Binance truly stopped withdrawels, that'd be the end for the sector.
Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2022 2:43 pm
Alvin Flummux wrote:
I like the strong suggestion you will be using these notes to trade GameBoy carts and Tamagochis. As these are things just hanging around on your table.
Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2022 4:03 pm
I want to know who set up that photo, because clearly they haven't been plugged into popular culture since the late 90s.
Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2022 4:05 pm
Maybe it's just meant to be a general picture of dead technologies?
Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2022 7:12 pm
Curls wrote:Stugene wrote:Curls wrote:Haha, I've watched my assets become a 3rd of the value they were over the past month or two. An 7th of the value they were at ATH last November.
Meh, there was a point when I said 'no more investing in Crypto, just let it ride' and I've done that. I stuck to my plan and it's gone pear shapped. I'll continue to watch it plummet and hope that by the end of 2023 or whenever this bear Market is over that I can take out my original investment.
I'm not sure how much down I'd be if I withdrew TODAY but probably not too much, sad thing is it's locked in until end of August. (I'd have likely withdrew my original deposits about a month ago in all honesty had it not been.)
I don't have much faith in it recovering, and I'll laugh at my own stupid self in years to come if it doesn't, but in all honesty, it's money I can afford to lose(although what a stupid strawberry floating way to lose it), so I have forgotten about it and I'm letting it ride the storm. Hopefully my patience will pay off.
I'm glad I have stuck to my guns of don't buy any more and don't buy more than I can afford to lose now. I am not tempted in the slightest to 'buy the dip' as I just can't see much sign of this stopping. I'm hoping I'm wrong, but meh, I invested in something for personal gain and I got burned, maybe it's Karma.
Work have banned me from seeing this image. It must be super nawty, shame on you.
I came back online specifically to look at this. I thought it'd be fun but as always from you it's a bit bitter and mean. I am always down to earth, open, happy to take advice and be criticised, but your bitter constant posts are getting irksome. Chin up a bit, you're ruining the vibe, you'll get your house eventually mate.
Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2022 12:10 am
Curls wrote:Curls wrote:Stugene wrote:Curls wrote:Haha, I've watched my assets become a 3rd of the value they were over the past month or two. An 7th of the value they were at ATH last November.
Meh, there was a point when I said 'no more investing in Crypto, just let it ride' and I've done that. I stuck to my plan and it's gone pear shapped. I'll continue to watch it plummet and hope that by the end of 2023 or whenever this bear Market is over that I can take out my original investment.
I'm not sure how much down I'd be if I withdrew TODAY but probably not too much, sad thing is it's locked in until end of August. (I'd have likely withdrew my original deposits about a month ago in all honesty had it not been.)
I don't have much faith in it recovering, and I'll laugh at my own stupid self in years to come if it doesn't, but in all honesty, it's money I can afford to lose(although what a stupid strawberry floating way to lose it), so I have forgotten about it and I'm letting it ride the storm. Hopefully my patience will pay off.
I'm glad I have stuck to my guns of don't buy any more and don't buy more than I can afford to lose now. I am not tempted in the slightest to 'buy the dip' as I just can't see much sign of this stopping. I'm hoping I'm wrong, but meh, I invested in something for personal gain and I got burned, maybe it's Karma.
Work have banned me from seeing this image. It must be super nawty, shame on you.
I came back online specifically to look at this. I thought it'd be fun but as always from you it's a bit bitter and mean. I am always down to earth, open, happy to take advice and be criticised, but your bitter constant posts are getting irksome. Chin up a bit, you're ruining the vibe, you'll get your house eventually mate.
What in god's name is this post
Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2022 6:56 am
Tempted to buy my first bitcoin amidst this huge slump... It'll rocket at some point again right?
. .. Right?
. .. Right?
Re: Bitcoins and Other Crypto-currencies
Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2022 7:13 am
Hopefully this is the beginning of the end for all crypto and across the planet, people can stop wasting enormous amounts of energy and resource mining it.