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Not sure how I questioned the "financial motives" of the admin, please do explain. Anyway, I just quit this forum (like most other people it seems, bitcoin is the only thing to talk about, so without that its done)... so consider it my resignation. At one point this was quite a well rounded...

Sorry to hear that you didn't liquidate at $20,000. Never met an adsense publisher and forum owner before who didn't value long posts on high CPC subjects. I get it, you want to live in an echo chamber. The thread title should be changed. So... All the best.

Five weeks between these points :rolleyes: I'm not so much calling out Murray but the whole shebang. Ultimately if Crypto needed people to load up on credit card debt to drive the price to $20k (and banks have said as much), then where's all this new capital going to come from to drive it to...

I was telling somebody that stopping their pension contributions is unwise. Literally anybody worth listening to would agree... it really wasn't an anti-crypto message. "Invest what you can afford to lose" is a mantra which many crypto investors seem to propagate. Well I'd argue that anybody...

I'd just like to know what the difference is between an "idiot" and a "flat earther". I prefer "mugs" personally, which is what I actually consider people stopping their pension contributions or borrowing on credit cards to gamble on crypto to be.

Manchester is absolutely booming as well. My mate bought in a pretty rough area of Manchester 2 years ago.... but the redevelopment is getting closer and closer to his area, and the closer the new tower blocks and commercial properties get the more the value of his property rises. His property...

All I was querying is why somebody would halt their SIPP investments the moment they see a few red arrows, which seems to defy logic as stocks have a degree of volatility like any other market. What part of that do you disagree with? My post effectively said "stopping your pension...

I thought the same actually Edwin.... about what would happen if the Chinese and Russians started liquidating all of their empty investment properties. Although I suspect a "bargain" London property would still require somebody to be rich to capitalise... e.g. £300k for a property currently...

Obviously I'm just old fashioned.... despite being 32.

Really interested to know why you are so keen to "buy the dip" with crypto after it falls about 60% from record highs, but not with equities when the FTSE falls less than 10% from record highs. This is where I don't understand the logic of crypto investors. I mean... value investors would...

Should have just given .co.uk owners the .uk on day one if they own a trademark for their business name (e.g. ebay.uk). And made every single other .uk available for registration to anybody, from day one. Most people on here would have been butthurt... but if you wanted end user adoption, that...

This should probably be a seperate thread, the 9/11 stuff.

I believe that, it doesn't mean that those aircraft brought down the towers. Now tell us about the size of the hole in the Pentagon, and how the third tower came down without any impact.

There would have been plenty. Went to school with this man.... http://www.edp24.co.uk/news/tech/former-norwich-botanist-science-experiment-kennedy-space-centre-1-5312789

Funny because the one I consider most likely is 9/11 being brought down by Thermite, an engineered 'Pearl Harbour' moment to try and justify US foreign policy.

That attitude is adopted by a lot of Bitcoin investors though isn't it.... most recently when banks banned credit card payments for Bitcoin, all part of a global banking conspiracy planned at the Bilderberg meetings to kill crypto and maintain control. There is actually already a conspiracy...

Definitely CGI :D

I'd get a refund on the ball if that qualifies as a bounce....

A Dutch bloke sold his house, business, two cars and a motorbike in November and moved his family into a caravan so he could invest everything in Bitcoin. Now.... if he'd sold in late December he'd actually have made a lot of money, but I'm guessing the fact that we haven't heard anything from...

People lose their life savings in all sorts of different ways, including dodgy financial advisers and ponzi schemes. You'd be surprised at how irrational some people are when they see pound signs. Also, something like 13 million British adults don't have £100 in savings. I know somebody that...