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bitcoin = the mark of the beast

Doorbert, think this is why Soros is dumping bank stocks?

Goldman board member just left to join board of Bitcoin startup Circle Internet Financial...

Interesting point - I didn't correlate the two, but makes sense.

wow..u got my attention!~

I guess there is no way to know for sure, but maybe there is some kind of transition to this crypto money planned. Obviously, the role banks play in a scenario where we all use bitcoin wold be very different from their current role. That restructuring could bring some huge problems for shareholders.

the illuminati dont give a f2ck about shareholders,it will be a world wide revolution

bit coin is the mark of the beast,the scriptures are true,get ready for the verichip

Bit coin? You can't create currency out of thin air & expect it to hold any value... The Fed said so.

ha,ha

there is obviously a hidden hand behind bitcoin,its going mainstream

Thanks for another pin

I made about $600 bucks so far this morning on Bitcoin.

The naysayers can gag on my stick.

That is because all the big boys know the dollar is about to die and before that happens they will get into bitcoin.

Bitcoin is the safest currency to hold wealth in during world war as it cannot be damaged by geo-political machinations.

Right before WWIII hits bitcoin will be the number 1 safe haven for wealth until the war is over and only THEN will it be safe to pick a fiat to go into.

imagine if you brought in to bitcoinn before it sky rocketed ??

you could be worth MILLIONS,i bet soros and other power players have their snout in the trough

Good point, DoorBert!

i thought he was being sarcastic ???



the fed create money out of thin air everyday

How many of the twelve million bitcoin are actually being traded? How long will those last when wall street sharks start moving in. We will be dealing in microbits before anyone expects it...

Doesn't matter. Stocks split all the time.

I bought 7 Bitcoins when they were $60 bucks. Been buying more since. Early retirement.

you done good

If you can trade it, there is money to be made. Considering bitcoin is pretty volatile, many many pips are to be made.

What's the best way to trade Bitcoin?

TY Doorbert. Very interesting thread.

Register an online wallet at coinbase.com. Then buy. It's the easiest method. Coinbase was started by one of the men who started google.

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I'm using another service than Coinbase to purchase Bitcoin, but purchasing Bitcoin is not the same as trading.

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I haven't traded it yet. While I can see the potential, I haven't figured out the legal ramifications yet. It's complicated (to me) because it's new and there are no other historic examples to look at in order to make a proper risk assessment.

My broker isn't offering any options on their platform relating to Bitcoin but there is a demand for it, and investment companies are looking to incorporate it in their portfolio's.


Anyway, technically, you don't need a broker to trade Bitcoin. Just convert. Think long term strategy.

This will either boom or bust, but if there is a way to get in cheap before and IF the commercials get in on it, there is some serious money to be made. And that is what I am trying to figure out right now. Where is the big money going?

Well, I know a place where you can trade Bitcoin and Litecoin - Plus500. If memory serves, you can trade BTC at 40:1. Very risky with such a volatility, but very rewarding if you got it right.

Hmmm. I will look into that. Thanks.

I trade using Oanda. Primarily because it allows me to have an account at JPMorgan in London... and their platform is pretty sweet.

A 40:1 leverage is pretty high but it is nice to have available for those rare occasions you are working with a sure bet.