You’ll be thankful you did.

got phished a few months back. still hurt/mad about it

Bitcoin dropped like a rock the other day stupid. lol

https://www.forbes.com/sites/cbovaird/2020/03/12/bitcoin-lost-roughly-50-of-its-value-in-a-day/#7683e2743056

joe rockhead Wrote:
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> Bitcoin dropped like a rock the other day stupid.
> lol
>
> https://www.forbes.com/sites/cbovaird/2020/03/12/b
> itcoin-lost-roughly-50-of-its-value-in-a-day/#7683
> e2743056

Sounds like someone is just butthurt they didn’t get on the bitcoin train early enough lol.

joe rockhead Wrote:
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> Bitcoin dropped like a rock the other day stupid.
> lol
>
> https://www.forbes.com/sites/cbovaird/2020/03/12/b
> itcoin-lost-roughly-50-of-its-value-in-a-day/#7683
> e2743056


Which is exactly why this is the time to buy. Buy low and sell high dumbass.

Fiat currencies are going the way of the dodo and those that don’t embrace crypto currencies now will get creamed in the coming depression.

After the fall of rates. Yeah, not a bad time to invest. Although, the market isn't stable these days. I'd wait some time. Right now I want to find out more about ways to ensure my anonymity when using cryptocurrency. I read about chipmixer.com blender and I want to find more information about such services.

In fact, we should all be more inclusive in this area. Anyway, a couple of days ago I started to learn the whole cryptocurrency system and everything is new to me. When I decided to have a better result and came across this source trading terminal crypto where I found information about how to get a foothold in the market. This information helps you get new ideas, so you can also use it.

Bitcoin-Down for the month. Down year to date. Down over the past 365 days.

Bitcoin-Down for the month. Down year to date. Down over the past 365 days.

Bitcoin-Down for the month. Down year to date. Down over the past 365 days.

Hello everyone, Bitcoin's reputation as the most "hard" form of money is largely supported by a decentralized network of nodes that store and verify its blockchain. Nodes are computers distributed around the world that form a single Bitcoin network. Anyone with a modern computer and Internet access can run their own node. Full btc node operators jointly enforce the rules of the network and support its decentralization. With this distributed network of full nodes, Bitcoin has no single point of failure or control center to dictate the rest of the network.

Bastony Wrote:
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> Hello everyone, Bitcoin's reputation as the most
> "hard" form of money is largely supported by a
> decentralized network of nodes that store and
> verify its blockchain. Nodes are computers
> distributed around the world that form a single
> Bitcoin network. Anyone with a modern computer and
> Internet access can run their own node. Full
> btc node
> operators jointly enforce the rules of the network
> and support its decentralization. With this
> distributed network of full nodes, Bitcoin has no
> single point of failure or control center to
> dictate the rest of the network.


Eat shit and die spammer