BITCOIN as an alternative to regular currency
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Just shows you how far behind Governments are behind criminals when it comes to money, our Government for example is till messing about with AML legislation in betting and property in suburbia while criminals are moving billions around the world in Crypto
I'd say criminals are always about 10 years ahead of legislation, when Government get around to Crypto they'll be on to something else, one thing can be said for criminals and money they run rings around Governments and have done for donkeys years.
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Makes you wonder what would happen to Crypto if Governments pull their fingers out and seize illegal Crypto money probably end up the same value as the rouble.
I'll stick to trading and investing in company shares, Nuclear Energy and Space are my recent two new long-term investments I'll stick with them over Crypto.
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Strange how I've came across two crypto currency articles in the same day maybe it's a sign to stay away from it
490million to 60 million in 20 minutes, looks like she's done em all up like kippers
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c89xvjkzzyvo
490million to 60 million in 20 minutes, looks like she's done em all up like kippers
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c89xvjkzzyvo
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That is an old story, he's been banging away at it for years. I don't blame him but if he got access who would fund the cost of shifting through all the rubbish?Michael5482 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 06, 2024 10:10 amImagine logging into an account to see you have 600 million of Bitcoin in it and can't access it
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c77jx4d5748o