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Yep I just saw another post saying they have $1.99bn in holdings, so we were both wrong haha.
Pamp anyway0 -
It's only KPMG, one of the biggest financial houses for auditing and conducting due diligence, buying Bitcoin.
Probs nothing.2 -
Definitely, probably nothing2
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Zola. said:If it wasn't obvious by the block capital title, this thread is for people who are interested in talking about Bitcoin. Why participate if you've no interest, I assume you have better things to do with your time... maybe not.0
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Scottex99 said:benbay001 said:Scottex99 said:in the last year they started listening, everyone is making good % returns now.
Another quick question, what did you do before you worked in crypto? Were you a double glazing salesman?
Banking, taught English for a year.
We're getting nowhere fast with this anyway.
100 quid, BTC is closer to $100k than $10k by end of year. Loser pays winners charity..... happy to pay multiple boomer no coiners if I have to
Did anyone take the bet?
No one has ever become poor by giving0 -
thegentleway said:Scottex99 said:benbay001 said:Scottex99 said:in the last year they started listening, everyone is making good % returns now.
Another quick question, what did you do before you worked in crypto? Were you a double glazing salesman?
Banking, taught English for a year.
We're getting nowhere fast with this anyway.
100 quid, BTC is closer to $100k than $10k by end of year. Loser pays winners charity..... happy to pay multiple boomer no coiners if I have to
Did anyone take the bet?I didn't, largely because there's absolutely no telling what direction the price will move in from year to year. I don't think the current price is rational, but as the saying goes "the market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent". In other words, in the short term it can continue to perform amazingly well (the last couple of months notwithstanding), or it could drop to next to nothing. Either scenario is equally plausible (though by no means am I suggesting that this means equal probability or expectation, just that either could happen and not be a surprise).By the way, are you a judo fan?I am a Chartered Financial Planner
Anything I say on the forum is for discussion purposes only and should not be construed as personal financial advice. It is vitally important to do your own research before acting on information gathered from any users on this forum.1 -
thegentleway said:Scottex99 said:benbay001 said:Scottex99 said:in the last year they started listening, everyone is making good % returns now.
Another quick question, what did you do before you worked in crypto? Were you a double glazing salesman?
Banking, taught English for a year.
We're getting nowhere fast with this anyway.
100 quid, BTC is closer to $100k than $10k by end of year. Loser pays winners charity..... happy to pay multiple boomer no coiners if I have to
Did anyone take the bet?
I’m clearly bias and I’m just finishing The Bitcoin Standard (great info imo) but I was getting even more bullish as the price was dropping in recent weeks.
Central bank controlled fiat currencies are only going one way and BTC (and a few other good liquid stores of value) will pick up the pieces0 -
Aegis said:thegentleway said:Scottex99 said:benbay001 said:Scottex99 said:in the last year they started listening, everyone is making good % returns now.
Another quick question, what did you do before you worked in crypto? Were you a double glazing salesman?
Banking, taught English for a year.
We're getting nowhere fast with this anyway.
100 quid, BTC is closer to $100k than $10k by end of year. Loser pays winners charity..... happy to pay multiple boomer no coiners if I have to
Did anyone take the bet?I didn't, largely because there's absolutely no telling what direction the price will move in from year to year. I don't think the current price is rational, but as the saying goes "the market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent". In other words, in the short term it can continue to perform amazingly well (the last couple of months notwithstanding), or it could drop to next to nothing. Either scenario is equally plausible (though by no means am I suggesting that this means equal probability or expectation, just that either could happen and not be a surprise).By the way, are you a judo fan?No one has ever become poor by giving0 -
thegentleway said:Yes I am 😁 although I do more BJJ now. You train as well?
I am a Chartered Financial Planner
Anything I say on the forum is for discussion purposes only and should not be construed as personal financial advice. It is vitally important to do your own research before acting on information gathered from any users on this forum.1 -
Scottex99 said:Not shilling for the cash but by all means have a dabble if you like and definitely worth watching me awkwardly reading my lines in the video, haha.
FTX just closed a 900m investment yesterday too. Plenty of money around and a lot going in to crypto.
https://www.crowdcube.com/companies/digital-asset-management-dam/pitches/Z1X5gl
The email we just receive to ask us to fait for "legal document to be complete" seems fishy.
Been a long time in processing what happens next?? Looking forward to a response
Now that our payments have been processed, how do we see a valuation of our shares? And what's next in our journey?
Super quiet for a crypto company for the past 4 months since fund raising, feel like a rug is being pulled.
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