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  • EADD Moderators: Pissed_and_messed | Shinji Ikari

EADD Bitcoins 2

I love bitcoin, the best thing ever invented.

I bought 100 hundred off intersango a couple of years back when the rate was £2.97 a coin.

Although we've had a little crash it's still at an amazing place considering the 300 quid I invested.

I'm in no hurry to sell no matter what the market does as I still get goosebumps at the prospect of bitcoin maybe reaching a dizzy target of between 400000 to a million a coin.

If codshit ever reads this 'enjoy my spare change' :D
 
Note to self, find out where missing old pills lives. :P

Seriously though I'd always advise strongly against telling anyone how much money you have. :)
 
thats my dilemma :)
im a greedy bastar. id probably wait for the profit.

got enough drugs to last me a while....
 
Drugs can easily be sold for profit though, if you're buying them for the kind of prices that tend to be charged online.
 
C'mon... 'fess up....

Who's recently invested loads of money and is currently cringing as they are downsliding inexorably in value every 10 minutes.
 
I'd buy now if I hadn't been a complete tosser & bought mine at the absolute peak, doh ! £300 at the mo they've not been that low for a while. What's going on ?
 
Kind of glad I sold that litecoin I found when it was at 25. I see why people get involved in trading to make profits but jesus christ that must be almost a full time job with a lot of page refreshes

although in all actuality its probably mostly trading bots set to buy or sell at a specific number. Even if its only a few cents of a difference, if you do it enough times a day and are right all the time based of mathematical reasoning you eventually start to see some noticeable profits and its exponentially easier to make more money as you acquire more

all this according to SWIM
 
Here's why. Its those pesky Chinese again.

Bitcoin has fallen to less than half the value it recently traded for, following reports of fresh action by Beijing to restrict trade in the virtual currency.

BTC China has said that local payment companies have been blocked from providing it with clearing services.

It means that the firm - the world's biggest Bitcoin exchange in terms of trading volumes - can no longer accept yuan-based deposits.

Prices tumbled following the news.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-25428866
 
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