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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
Indeed. I can tell for sure there is one less and judging by your post I'd say two.
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Originally posted by JustKeepSwimming View Post
A lot of people got burnt, some a little (like me), some a lot. It will be genuinely interesting to see another bull run, just to see how many burn victims go in again.
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Originally posted by wattaj View PostChrist, FFS is Crypto still a thing?
For the avoidance of doubt: cryptocurrencies are NOT an investment; they are, at best, a speculative Ponzi scheme entirely reliant upon the "the greater fool" theory.
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Originally posted by marshall mathers View Post
Yes good point and sound advice. This is an investment/gamble that can go up or down.
My suggestion was based on long term rather than 24 hours of riches.
Unlike alot of cryptos XRP is being used in the financial markets.
I am no expert so I do not expect anyone to invest based on my forum post - without doing their own research.
The risk of crypto market should be clear for everyone.
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Christ, FFS is Crypto still a thing?
For the avoidance of doubt: cryptocurrencies are NOT an investment; they are, at best, a speculative Ponzi scheme entirely reliant upon the "the greater fool" theory.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
This type of post really grinds my gears and it's the reason Spooter got chased off. You say fill your boots but since you put that it's over 8% down already. Spooter used to do this knowing full well filling your boots after a massive spike was gauranteed to lose people a lot of money as it dropped down the other side. Myself, and many others on here naively fell for it and some people (not me as I didn't put much in) lost an awful lot of money off his stupid comments. You tell people fill their boots when they are the peak of the trade, everyone buys on panic and many do it far too late, buy at a peak and will lose a lot of money when the (usually) inevitable crash hits.
Wrong advice, wrong message too late.
My suggestion was based on long term rather than 24 hours of riches.
Unlike alot of cryptos XRP is being used in the financial markets.
I am no expert so I do not expect anyone to invest based on my forum post - without doing their own research.
The risk of crypto market should be clear for everyone.
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Originally posted by marshall mathers View Post
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/07/13/xrp-...t-the-sec.html
XRP - fill yer boots before it is too late.
Big win me thinks.
Wrong advice, wrong message too late.
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Originally posted by marshall mathers View Post
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/07/13/xrp-...t-the-sec.html
XRP - fill yer boots before it is too late.
Big win me thinks.
yes a big win for Ripple.
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Originally posted by marshall mathers View PostLots of talk about XRP/Ripple and SEC judgement coming soon............ whats the forecast? Load up XRP?
XRP - fill yer boots before it is too late.
Big win me thinks.
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