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battle standard said:
Crypto is still there - the best way to pay!

Edit: Well I placed an order earlier this week and it was there, not seeing it now. hmm..

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Best way to pay, for sure. Not so sure it's the best way to receive though, unless you have a dedicated bitcoin bod.

I have a btc a/c I throw spare change at when it's dipping. I spend it on treats when it goes over the cost I bought it at. It's like free pocket money. I wouldn't like to get landed with a lot of it if I needed regular access to it at the value I bought it for, or didn't have the luxury of waiting a few years till everything was sunny side up again.

I think bitcoin & blockchain tech is fantastic, but the speculators hoping to cash out in fiat have (as usual) spoilt it somewhat.
 
DannyTwoJoints said:
Best way to pay, for sure. Not so sure it's the best way to receive though, unless you have a dedicated bitcoin bod.

I have a btc a/c I throw spare change at when it's dipping. I spend it on treats when it goes over the cost I bought it at. It's like free pocket money. I wouldn't like to get landed with a lot of it if I needed regular access to it at the value I bought it for, or didn't have the luxury of waiting a few years till everything was sunny side up again.

I think bitcoin & blockchain tech is fantastic, but the speculators hoping to cash out in fiat have (as usual) spoilt it somewhat.
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Most of the crypto processors provide the option of settling in a fiat currency, so you don't have to worry about the volatility.

CBDCs are definitely bad news, and are the opposite of decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin Cash where there is no third-party intermediary required.

Banks have an interest in keeping our current financial system, and governments want the ultimate control that CBDCs bring.

With Bitcoin Cash, you don't need banks, or government-issued fiat currencies. You can send millions to anyone in the world for $0.01 per transaction! - If you're in the business of making money by stealing from the average citizen (fractional-reserve banking) or profiting by offering transfer services on top of the fractional reserve system (e.g. transferwise, western union and others), that's scary...
 
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I just can't seem to shake off the bad luck I'm having with the Auction site .

Now I just keep forgetting the auction is going to end . I had my eyes on the Holy grail , bids were at €30 last I checked and only a few hours left , but I totally forgot about it. 😆

I just lost the super silver haze to someone fair and square . I thought never mind I'll go for the nevilles mango . Bids were at about €28 and there was only about 15 or 20 minutes for it to end . I should have gone straight to the page and placed my bid but I went to check on my babies instead .

I got carried away and totally forgot about
The auction again .😞
Anybody know how Much the nevilles mango sold for ?
I'm just curious 🤔
 
battle standard said:
Most of the crypto processors provide the option of settling in a fiat currency, so you don't have to worry about the volatility.

CBDCs are definitely bad news, and are the opposite of decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin Cash where there is no third-party intermediary required.

Banks have an interest in keeping our current financial system, and governments want the ultimate control that CBDCs bring.

With Bitcoin Cash, you don't need banks, or government-issued fiat currencies. You can send millions to anyone in the world for $0.01 per transaction! - If you're in the business of making money by stealing from the average citizen (fractional-reserve banking) or profiting by offering transfer services on top of the fractional reserve system (e.g. transferwise, western union and others), that's scary...
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Bitcoin cash is fast, I've used it as well. My preference is XRP, exciting times
 
Islandgrower said:
Wrong thread I think 🤔 this should be in the joke thread 🤣😂🤣😂 on the other hand it is accurate
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It is quite accurate, I've been living this for years. Not to say it won't die though, but folks saying it is dead has been going on since it's inception. I'll be buying more in between $10 000 - 20 000, and believe me, the outlook will be quite grim at that point and for at least a couple of years after that point
 
Krazykillar47 said:
In my experience if you bid early you will always get out bid , and someone else will snipe the auction .
If you do win you will only save €10 - €20 and that's nothing to get excited about .

Having said that , I don't feel like I'm sniping a Auction when I bid with over 30 seconds left .
The site itself says the best way to win a Auction is to be Active when it ends and others are obviously sniping the auction.
So everyone should be allowed to do so aswell , but the website can't handle it .
It takes 20 seconds to register a bid and that's too long .

I lost 2 Auctions when I tried to bid with 10 and 20 seconds left and my bids were not even recognised. So this time I had 33 seconds on the clock and with about 12 seconds left my bid was accepted and mango haze even popped up in my basket , then it said sold for €60 even though my bid was higher .

I dont even like using the site now , I feel paranoid.
I feel like I should have a screen recorder on to catch the site when it does me wrong like this , and that spoils the fun .

I'm so gutted I can't even be happy about the ones that I won . 😞

Sorry to keep rambling on about it guys !
Peace ✌
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You gotta know your internet connection and bid based on that.. I know my bids take 7-8 seconds to register on this certain wifi I’m on now, but only 3-4 seconds on my wifi at home. I personally wait til that 8 (or 4) second mark and then put in my max bid. Sometimes I miss out because I misjudged how long it will take. Sometimes I miss out cause someone went higher, but I’ve had lots of success with this method..
 
battle standard said:
Most of the crypto processors provide the option of settling in a fiat currency, so you don't have to worry about the volatility.

CBDCs are definitely bad news, and are the opposite of decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin Cash where there is no third-party intermediary required.

Banks have an interest in keeping our current financial system, and governments want the ultimate control that CBDCs bring.

With Bitcoin Cash, you don't need banks, or government-issued fiat currencies. You can send millions to anyone in the world for $0.01 per transaction! - If you're in the business of making money by stealing from the average citizen (fractional-reserve banking) or profiting by offering transfer services on top of the fractional reserve system (e.g. transferwise, western union and others), that's scary...
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We’ll see how this post ages.. but XRP will be the universal, global crypto currency when it comes to actual currency cryptos. When it drops back down to 20 cents in the next few days / weeks / months I’m getting in for 10K.. I wanted to do this 2 other times (and I could have damn near been a millionaire by now) but I didn’t have the spare change. I’m not missing out a 3rd time!! I just hope it gets back down to 20 cents or less cause that’s where I want to get in!
 
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