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Honorary Master
I sold about 25% of my BTC this morning at R104k when it was testing $8k and looked like dropping below again. Didn't expect this surge to over $8500 so soon.
Looks like you made some nice profits .
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I sold about 25% of my BTC this morning at R104k when it was testing $8k and looked like dropping below again. Didn't expect this surge to over $8500 so soon.
Looks like you made some nice profits .
Just paper profits so far as I haven't withdrawn yet. My main focus is selling high and buying low to accumulate more BTC. Aim is to hit my ZAR target and withdraw anything over it weekly whilst continuing to trade with the rest.
. i also noticed that, ironically i see now that i sold the has broken hahaha F this....Looks like that buy wall at $8450 on Bitfinex is what's keeping the price up temporarily. It has been tested a few times so I think it's going to break shortly.
Currently USD price is $8550 but ZAR is R107500. So that's a premium of only 4% compared to 10% yesterday... And lots of big sell orders still. We should be testing R110k but instead we're wallowing at R107k.


Cryptocurrencies Are Like Ponzi Schemes, World Bank Chief Says
Has this been posted yet?
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...-are-like-ponzi-schemes-world-bank-chief-says
“In terms of using Bitcoin or some of the cryptocurrencies, we are also looking at it, but I’m told the vast majority of cryptocurrencies are basically Ponzi schemes,” World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim said Wednesday at an event in Washington.
Oh how I wish things would shake up a little . This is too boring![]()
the last 2 months haven't been enough for you?
No. I am too greedy ��
To balance this negative headlineHas this been posted yet?
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...-are-like-ponzi-schemes-world-bank-chief-says
Oh how I wish things would shake up a little . This is too boring![]()
From your article:To balance this negative headline
Barclays: Bitcoin Buying on Credit Cards Allowed /
Meanwhile, Edinburgh-based financial services company Virgin Money UK is joining Lloyds in keeping its customers from buying cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.*