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That math doesn't even work out, 5 cents at 12million is 60k.
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Just be honest and tell them how many gainz you made LOL!!
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Got in over a year ago when it was a fraction of a penny
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These two are making moves for me.
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I’m definitely reporting income just unsure the best way of filing crypto.
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Capital gains. Nothing special about it
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Never too late DC. 2018 about to be lit, I promise. Rack up before the new year and you'll be straight
Remember to do your own research (which you are doing). Don't fall for cheap coins. Look at the coins with lower accumulations (low millions) and relatively strong price. That will give you a good starting point on which coins to look at
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Sound advice.
I've even read about people buying a safe to put their paper wallets in.
This is real money at the end of the day.
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Sorry if this is a question that’s been asked before, but is there a safe wallet that houses all crypto? Or should I just be carrying the wallet of choice for each currency I buy into.
When diving into smaller currencies I would like to make a couple of “bolder” investments on something like SALT. With that I’d maybe be playing with $500. Not much compared to some investors, but would definitely be devistaring to lose. With those I think I’ll be HODL’ing. So I’ll buy, and then stick them into a wallet off of the exchange and watch them (hopefully) grow.
When diving into smaller currencies I would like to make a couple of “bolder” investments on something like SALT. With that I’d maybe be playing with $500. Not much compared to some investors, but would definitely be devistaring to lose. With those I think I’ll be HODL’ing. So I’ll buy, and then stick them into a wallet off of the exchange and watch them (hopefully) grow.
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Binance has them and is legit. Just sucks that they charge a lot to withdraw some alts.
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Yeap. In fact, swift is looking into the block chain technology.
That’s who’s their competitor going to be...
BUUUTTTT then again, who’s to say any company would use any of these “coins”.
They can develop their own blockchain.
Either way, for the Ripple investors, be realistic. You can make a ton, if you play big and hold.
But, $1000 ticket price...doubt it..
But again whoever thought BTC would be almost $20K
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Right I still have my last half of xrp but people need to understand the nature behind it. Can it go to 5 or 10 maybe. But 1,000? Not unless that token is used by every bank in the world lol
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There isn't a wallet that work with all crypto's yet
There are some that work with a good amount though.
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Remember: penny stocks was a thing.
Don’t over extend yourselves thinking you’re about to cash out
Don’t over extend yourselves thinking you’re about to cash out
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Enough with the XRP talk...
If you can start an investment group of your closest friends and pool in money together.
Maybe a 1K buy in of 10 ppl, hell even $500. A lot can be done and money can be made. Then have a monthly add in.
Everybody in the group agrees/vote on a limit for sell and buy. Majority rule.
Be smart. Help ppl to make this money.
If you can start an investment group of your closest friends and pool in money together.
Maybe a 1K buy in of 10 ppl, hell even $500. A lot can be done and money can be made. Then have a monthly add in.
Everybody in the group agrees/vote on a limit for sell and buy. Majority rule.
Be smart. Help ppl to make this money.
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Buddy of mine asked me about getting involved, told him to throw some money at ltc on the dip, he was only looking to buy two coins, but chose not to since he’s closing on a co op in a month. Hopefully it works out well for him gambling on the wait.
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Real estate> this
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i agree with you. but there are also people mortgaging their "real estate" to get into crypto and winning.
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/12/11/people-are-taking-out-mortgages-to-buy-bitcoin-says-joseph-borg.html
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I finally joined the party. A little anxious, trying to get into the action. 10 day wait until everything clears with the bank.
This is good advice. Don't put money in that you can't afford to lose.
And the people mortgaging their houses, it's a terrible idea. Even if it worked out for them.
At the end of the day, we are all speculating that someone will buy our coins down the road for a higher price.
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If/when you buy or download a wallet, make sure your wallet supports whatever coins you are sending to it otherwise you can lose those coins.
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Is there a reasoning behind the LTC price falling $20 out of the blue? Really hoping it dips under $300 so I can complete a full BTC. I'm just wondering if this is the result of someone selling off a large chunk of BTC?
Bitcoin touched 20k and couldn't hold 20k, it's in a downtrend and a chunk of BTC was sold today. A chunk was bought yesterday pushing the price up to 20k.
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Interesting. Is there a place to monitor BTC transactions? Just curious how you know a chunk was bought and a chunk was sold. That information is literal gold for investing.
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