Did we figure out who has enough to fund the rest of the football improvements now?Bump. This thread was a fun read. Started right at the top of the prior crypto bull run and had a lot of "I told you so" people on the descent through 2019.
Did we figure out who has enough to fund the rest of the football improvements now?Bump. This thread was a fun read. Started right at the top of the prior crypto bull run and had a lot of "I told you so" people on the descent through 2019.
Heck, do we know what BDKs current handle is? He put his life savings in last time.Did we figure out who has enough to fund the rest of the football improvements now?
It has a base. When my broker out of the twin cities says she is learning and studying it, it’s definitely got a general base. Not saying at these levels but it has found a new bottom.Hindsight is 20/20... Still probably a great time to get in on some. But only if you can afford to lose it. But I think we're to the point where the big dogs aren't going away. You could gamble on a new/cheap one and ride it to the moon, perhaps!
Like what? Just curious.If you aren’t in Etherium you will regret it in a year. There are plenty of other nodes worth investing one the Ether chain. So many use cases.
Like every major market in history (cars, airplane, electricity, internet, etc), a TON of companies out the door at the beginning of a market. But, the attrition is astronomical starting after year 5 (rough estimate, but probably pretty close).Link, MATIC, MKR, COMP, & GRT
Coinbase has worked fine for me, but it's better to purchase in Coinbase Pro (same login, different app) because it has lower fees. Don't know the reason for the split apps exactly, but you can transfer between CP and Coinbase for free. I like that they just IPO'd on the NASDAQ for peace of mind on legitimacy.Is there a general consensus on best broker/way to buy crypto? I refuse to use RH.
Coinbase?
If you aren’t in Etherium you will regret it in a year. There are plenty of other nodes worth investing one the Ether chain. So many use cases.
We get it, you don't like crypto.There is no use case for Crypto. It's gambling, that is fine, but there are no technical uses for it.
Guessing this may end up like the dotcom bubble. A few stronger ones survive the bubble and continue on (Bitcoin/Amazon), others don't make it (Doge/Pets.com).
We'll see. If it emerges as a long term viable option I might be tempted to put a small % in.
You clearly have not done your research. Regardless if these networks or “coins” are ever used as an alternate source of money they will be used for cyber security and certification of authenticity in many forms.There is no use case for Crypto. It's gambling, that is fine, but there are no technical uses for it.
You clearly have not done your research. Regardless if these networks or “coins” are ever used as an alternate source of money they will be used for cyber security and certification of authenticity in many forms.
Into someone else's bank account. Then that person "gives" you some digital 1s and 0s that sit in someone else's computer memory, and somewhere else some other Super Secure 1s and 0s say that those original 1s and 0s really belong to you.Sorry if already asked, but where do the American Dollars go when you purchase crypto currency?