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https://www.statista.com/statistics/...yments-europe/Originally posted by AtW View PostOk, tell me your last legitimate use of one of those coins, actual use - not buying/selling it."Is someone you don't like allowed to say something you don't like? If that is the case then we have free speech."- Elon MuskComment
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Yeah, and a dirty little spekulant like you knows it betterOriginally posted by Jog On View PostSpoken like all the other naysayers who don't know nearly enough about it to have a valid opinion.
You would not have been interested if it wasn't for the "investment" craze.Comment
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I've asked for YOUR LAST legitimate USE.Originally posted by Jog On View Post
When did you buy something (legal) with bitcoins?Comment
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I've never bought anything with them - I'm in it 100% for short term speculation, although that might change as the tech becomes more widely adopted.Originally posted by AtW View PostI've asked for YOUR LAST legitimate USE.
When did you buy something (legal) with bitcoins?"Is someone you don't like allowed to say something you don't like? If that is the case then we have free speech."- Elon MuskComment
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No surprises here.Originally posted by Jog On View PostI've never bought anything with them - I'm in it 100% for short term speculation, although that might change as the tech becomes more widely adopted.
Anybody else on here who loves cryptotulip for alleged magical advantages over "FIAT", but never actually USED it for anything other than "investment"?Comment
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not me, - can't see any reasonable way to convert it to hard currency, except maybe £5 per transaction.Originally posted by AtW View PostNo surprises here.
Anybody else on here who loves cryptotulip for alleged magical advantages over "FIAT", but never actually USED it for anything other than "investment"?
take a while to get 100k outComment
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It's very early days yet. Once they become more mainstream I'll use it for more common use.Originally posted by AtW View PostNo surprises here.
Anybody else on here who loves cryptotulip for alleged magical advantages over "FIAT", but never actually USED it for anything other than "investment"?Comment
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Oh, but right now cryptotulip is useless for all practical purposes, other than it keeps going up in price?Originally posted by FrontEnder View PostIt's very early days yet. Once they become more mainstream I'll use it for more common use.
Who is going to be paying anybody with something that keeps going up in price so fast? That's the whole point why inflation is important - without inflation people won't spend money, so there won't be jobs for them to earn in the first place.Comment
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Tulip growers??Originally posted by AtW View PostOh, but right now cryptotulip is useless for all practical purposes, other than it keeps going up in price?
Who is going to be paying anybody with something that keeps going up in price so fast? That's the whole point why inflation is important - without inflation people won't spend money, so there won't be jobs for them to earn in the first place.Comment
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