zukimaster
Hold my beer and watch this!
Anyone who has not watched the Wolf of Wall Street needs to, it's a bad ass movie.
Yup!zukimaster said:Anyone who has not watched the Wolf of Wall Street needs to, it's a bad ass movie.
zukimaster said:Anyone who has not watched the Wolf of Wall Street needs to, it's a bad ass movie.
I drove perfect. Went under the speed limit and avoided all possible obstacles......TacomaJD said:All I could think about while watching that vid with Jordan Belfort was wondering if he really got trashed on 'Ludes and crawled to his Lambo like in the movie haha. I really wonder how much of the movie was accurate and how much was added, as far as his recklessness. Leonardo Dicaprio is a badass actor, one of my favorites.
I used coinbase to buy bitcoin with MasterCard. Then sent it to binance and bought xrp with the bitcoin. It took me 3 days to move the xrp to my toast wallet app. Could not get Google Authenticator to work right for some reason. Pretty sure it was operator error.clemsonjeep said:I would buy some but im still waiting to get approved on bitstamp
Beerj said:The first rule of bitcoin is, you don't talk about bitcoin...
TBItoy said:The whole idea of buying and trading crypto currency as a speculative investment is pretty much against the whole point of crypto currency ...
Like buying Peso's thinking the value of Peso's to dollars is going to go way up. It is a new currency, which has value, as do all currencies, in the faith that when you go to pay someone with it, they will take it and give you and equal agreed upon amount of goods. Fiat's are "backed" by a gov't, but really only buy the "faith" that the gov't is good for it and it will be accepted. Buying speculatively, is just a short lived deal, the only reason it was climbing is everybody was finding out about it and buying. Finite resource, huge demand, it climbs. Now as demand levels out and more people are selling than buying, no **** the price is dropping. They won't make any more of them so you are trading little pieces of a bitcoin. XRP and others are at the inception, so you can buy a whole coin for not much, not a .00000001 of a coin. Again, it is all based on the idea that people all around the world will accept this as a form of payment, and it will be widely enough accepted that it has trust and faith in the logarithm that ensures its safety and accuracy etc. This is what you're buying, faith in a computer program as a store of value kind of. This is from passive googling, and very little knowledge.money_pit_yj said:Cause nobody knows what the heck they are doing At least trading commodities there is a specified contract delivery date, product, and quantity. Bitcoin is an imaginary currency managed by an anonymous source, right? Or does anyone know? Looking for the intelligent answer that is convincing everyone they should throw money at this thing. I will humble myself and admit you are on to something if someone can give me a legit detailed explanation. I mean I know you're busy ordering your Bentley and looking at houses in TonyB's neighborhood but help us commoners out, I want to be rich to and I want to know how this imaginary currency is going to help me.