“The hashrate in China is dropping significantly as Bitcoin mines are being closed, Jonathan Cheesman, head of over-the-counter and institutional sales at crypto-derivatives exchange FTX wrote in an email Saturday, citing reports on Twitter from handle @bigmagicdao.
Cheesman also mentioned the death cross, which occurs when the 50-day moving average drops below the 200-day, but noted that “backtesting isn’t statistically significant” on the signal for Bitcoin. When the coin experienced a death cross in March 2020, for instance, that was at the start of a yearlong rally.“
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...&sref=o1Dqf087
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“TSB crypto ban for 5.4m customers over fraud fears
Bank will block transfers of cash to crypto-trading platforms to protect customers from scammers
Bank TSB is set to ban more than 5m customers from buying cryptocurrencies amid fears over “excessively high” fraud rates on trading platforms.
The company, which has 5.4m customers, is the latest British bank to crack down on financial cyber-crime following temporary moves by Barclays, Monzo and Starling to block transfers of cash to cryptocurrency trading platforms such as Binance in recent weeks.
It is understood that TSB will look to block crypto purchases where it spots fraudulent abuse of trading platforms and that a ban will be introduced within weeks.”
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business...s-fraud-fears/
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Originally posted by Jarman View Postjust so it happens that his "unearned" income managed to get him an operation, bank hassle free. #flatearthercretinLeave a comment:
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Originally posted by AtW View PostMaybe, just maybe, if you spent more time on your skills instead of cryptotulip then you would not be on the bench for so long, but I guess you've got addicted to unearned income and just can't be arsed to do honest day of work.Leave a comment:
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Couldn't possibility be a FIAT scam based on taking the unwary or uneducated for a Ride, Shirley.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostPaywall. I was asked if I'd like to pay $1.99 a month or $290 a year. Which is an interesting model.
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Paywall. I was asked if I'd like to pay $1.99 a month or $290 a year. Which is an interesting model.Leave a comment:
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“Mark Cuban Calls for Stablecoin Regulation After Trading Token That Crashed to Zero
Even in crypto where huge drawdowns are the norm, 100% washouts in a single day are extremely rare.
Here’s a chart you never want to see. It’s of the DeFi Titanium token, which in one day went from being valued around $60 to $0. Even in the world of crypto, where massive drawdowns are commonplace, 100% washouts are pretty rare, especially in such short a time.“
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...&sref=o1Dqf087
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Maybe, just maybe, if you spent more time on your skills instead of cryptotulip then you would not be on the bench for so long, but I guess you've got addicted to unearned income and just can't be arsed to do honest day of work.
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Originally posted by AtW View Post
Whole you here, any update on your dire financial situation? Readers of the forum benefit greatly from knowing that cryptomillionaire peddlers are broke
Unless you're referring to the post where I illustrated a real life use case for DeFi? Where I'd run out of warchest (after almost a year on the bench) and instead of selling some crypto I staked it as collateral and borrowed against it (with staked interest > borrowed interest + farming tokens) instead to pay for an operation?
But you know all this already and I don't think you're that thick to keep needing it explained to you so I'll assume you're just telling yourself what you need to hear and therefor it's pointless trying to have a serious conversation with you.
If it helps you in some way to think what you think and keep looking for confirmation and post in this thread day after day then you do what you gotta do.Leave a comment:
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