SELL ALL CRYPTO RIGHT NOW
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MikeyMikey13
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How is everyone's FTSE Index going? Mine has steady income for me
Crim
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You may have been the ONLY person to understand lol
they all think im panic selling but just making more money while this crash is happening
MikeyMikey13
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It's what Dave would do.
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I never tought I'll miss those until the crypto plague.
the.wizard
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Yeah, I see that. When they don't like what they read, just call mod asking for thread close
*I see why I need to buy Jr.VIP.. Know what I mean..
GrOoVeRsss
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This is the dumbest mistake that person can do right now
BigManTing
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Just send your crypto to tether and sit tight for the sale prices!
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I have not much idea about crypto and never bought one however as a neutral guy, I mentioned it before and i m saying it again...
No government will let crypto go as it is going. For now there are no rules so huge gambling opportunities. Thanks to shocking BTC price, countries are now working to get it under their control and that fact alone is hurting it. Metropolitan Commercial Bank USA recently ceased all crypto related wire transfers. Korea, France has already started to work on controlling the crypto exchange or prices. China has started to ban "crypto exchange sites".
Then there are other issues like money laundering or terrorism etc
So in the near future, if it might not get banned altogether, it will be regulated heavily and thus it will lost all its current hyped up value.
No government will let crypto go as it is going. For now there are no rules so huge gambling opportunities. Thanks to shocking BTC price, countries are now working to get it under their control and that fact alone is hurting it. Metropolitan Commercial Bank USA recently ceased all crypto related wire transfers. Korea, France has already started to work on controlling the crypto exchange or prices. China has started to ban "crypto exchange sites".
Then there are other issues like money laundering or terrorism etc
So in the near future, if it might not get banned altogether, it will be regulated heavily and thus it will lost all its current hyped up value.
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ChangGun
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If anyone selling their BTC or BCH, let me know. I will only buy in large quantities so we can strike a better deal and to cushion myself.
* Note to others: The entire crypo market cannot crash so fast. While majority is basically pump and dump, at this stage it MUST rally again before any major hit. Know when to buy and hold.
So yeah... *Large amounts of BTC of you have it*
* Note to others: The entire crypo market cannot crash so fast. While majority is basically pump and dump, at this stage it MUST rally again before any major hit. Know when to buy and hold.
So yeah... *Large amounts of BTC of you have it*
F4lken
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Why anyone should sell directly to you large amounts of BTC and not trough an exchange?
1Enigma
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I'll be buying up the survivors.
ChangGun
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Hey everyone has a choice. I am just interested in who ever is selling. Rates can always be negotiated and safe escrow and users choice is always welcome.
I want to profit just as much as the next person.
Vapys
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Kayroy247
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There will always be gainers even if most of the cryptos including bitcoin are crashing. An example is Neblio which has found its place among the greatest gainers on coinmarketcap today. I invested just $50 on 1 terranova coin just because of its history of an incredible 2.2btc/TER. To my surprise Terranova shot up to $1600 yesterday when btc was having a serious plunge. Though it's now at $220 and among today's greatest gainers also.
SamLewis
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Have you tried withdrawing large amounts of crypto, my friend tried withdrawing £25,000 from bitfenix it took over 3 weeks.
cobaltblue87
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Indeed. Too risky for me. I would have sold a long, long time ago. No way the big governments are going to let Bitcoin and similar digital currencies go unregulated for too long. When they deem it a threat and decide to step in, there is going to be a lot of heartache. May go back up in the short-term though.