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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,236 Location: nairobi
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Spikes wrote:obiero wrote:obiero wrote:obiero wrote:Mukiri wrote:obiero wrote:Spikes wrote:Eti next stop...Utanunua? I will only accept it as a gift. Will not spend even half a KES on this craze  Even as a gift it would be a stressful. Such gifts you send my way  1. Bitfinex Tether subpoena 2. Japan half billion hack 3. Asian Lunar year spending spree estimated @ $100B 4. S. Korea/China/Australia bullying of Crypto firms It's a dark period for Crypto. ETA recovery is Q3-Q4 Opened the day in New York at 9,880.. Chunga mifuko na poleni, at least we tried to warn those of open mind. The only good thing is that very few Kenyans are actually invested in this crap, just bloggers who were riding an imaginary bull. Poleni to the ones who are actually invested here https://bitcointicker.co February 1st 2018.. Caught up wazuans still had the chance to exit.. Today we are hurtling towards 5k Been longer than expected but 5K prints! A ponzi unravels. Poleni kwa walioathirika Just like KQ's great fall from 126bob to a penny.It's normal but with this one is a store of value.Meanwhile jipe pole kwanza ya KQ failed Open Offer. A dream deffered is not a dream denied.. Tulia hapo uone KQ ikishikana na KAA in next few months.. Utajua hujui. Meanwhile 
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/7/2012 Posts: 11,935
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This bitcoin is really misbehaving. Doesn't obey charts!!! In the business world, everyone is paid in two coins - cash and experience. Take the experience first; the cash will come later - H Geneen
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,236 Location: nairobi
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Angelica _ann wrote:This bitcoin is really misbehaving. Doesn't obey charts!!! To imagine that some people actually bought the monkey at USD 19K.. Madness!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/11/2012 Posts: 5,222
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obiero wrote:Angelica _ann wrote:This bitcoin is really misbehaving. Doesn't obey charts!!! To imagine that some people actually bought the monkey at USD 19K.. Madness! Yenyewe kuna watu wanaumia. Moreso hodlers. But be careful with your noise, lest it comes back to haunt you(although najua ngosi yako ni thick) ION Binance launches exchange in Uganda. Pesa ya kolupsion itafichwa huku mshangae. Swiss na Canary bye bye
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Rank: Hello Joined: 6/30/2018 Posts: 1
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/11/2012 Posts: 5,222
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@Cornelius.. you don't have to create another account. Mwanaume ni kukaa ngumu, even when they don't acknowledge your posts
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Rank: Member Joined: 3/8/2018 Posts: 507 Location: Nairobi
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Hello here,
Young at heart, dipped a toe in Bitcoin in the last quarter of 2017. Been a wild ride.
Lessons learnt:
-Unless you're a trader, following day prices can give you ulcers
-As an asset, gains are solely based on whether there will be a person willing to buy it from you at a higher price.
-As a currency, adoption looks promising, with lightning network solving scaling and fee issues.
With Keynasian economics, millennials are looking beyond traditional wealth holdings (gold/units/reits/bills & bonds) for some of their capital; they are more willing to take on risky items like bitcoin. Antiestablishment wave and politicians crippling their countries' economies is also encouraging a flight to safety, where your holdings can enable you to stay afloat...like insurance in case your government's actions devalue your salary and bank savings. cc Greece, Zimambwe, Venezuela, and soon our 254 (hope not)
So with that, I dip my second toe and load up more BTC. It may pay my dowry 😂
PS...those thousands of other cryptocurrencies have their backers, critics, naysayers and diehards...plenty of scams out there too. Am sure there are some precious tokens, but don't have the incentive to dig through the noise.
May crash and burn....but what is life without the risks?
Also happy to join Wazua. Mambo ya stocks nitaongea kwa respective threads.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,236 Location: nairobi
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rwitre wrote:Hello here,
Young at heart, dipped a toe in Bitcoin in the last quarter of 2017. Been a wild ride.
Lessons learnt:
-Unless you're a trader, following day prices can give you ulcers
-As an asset, gains are solely based on whether there will be a person willing to buy it from you at a higher price.
-As a currency, adoption looks promising, with lightning network solving scaling and fee issues.
With Keynasian economics, millennials are looking beyond traditional wealth holdings (gold/units/reits/bills & bonds) for some of their capital; they are more willing to take on risky items like bitcoin. Antiestablishment wave and politicians crippling their countries' economies is also encouraging a flight to safety, where your holdings can enable you to stay afloat...like insurance in case your government's actions devalue your salary and bank savings. cc Greece, Zimambwe, Venezuela, and soon our 254 (hope not)
So with that, I dip my second toe and load up more BTC. It may pay my dowry 😂
PS...those thousands of other cryptocurrencies have their backers, critics, naysayers and diehards...plenty of scams out there too. Am sure there are some precious tokens, but don't have the incentive to dig through the noise.
May crash and burn....but what is life without the risks?
Also happy to join Wazua. Mambo ya stocks nitaongea kwa respective threads. Karibu wazua na uuze hio takataka inaitwa Bitcoin. Risk and insanity should be distinguished
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/11/2012 Posts: 5,222
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obiero wrote:rwitre wrote:Hello here,
Young at heart, dipped a toe in Bitcoin in the last quarter of 2017. Been a wild ride.
Lessons learnt:
-Unless you're a trader, following day prices can give you ulcers
-As an asset, gains are solely based on whether there will be a person willing to buy it from you at a higher price.
-As a currency, adoption looks promising, with lightning network solving scaling and fee issues.
With Keynasian economics, millennials are looking beyond traditional wealth holdings (gold/units/reits/bills & bonds) for some of their capital; they are more willing to take on risky items like bitcoin. Antiestablishment wave and politicians crippling their countries' economies is also encouraging a flight to safety, where your holdings can enable you to stay afloat...like insurance in case your government's actions devalue your salary and bank savings. cc Greece, Zimambwe, Venezuela, and soon our 254 (hope not)
So with that, I dip my second toe and load up more BTC. It may pay my dowry 😂
PS...those thousands of other cryptocurrencies have their backers, critics, naysayers and diehards...plenty of scams out there too. Am sure there are some precious tokens, but don't have the incentive to dig through the noise.
May crash and burn....but what is life without the risks?
Also happy to join Wazua. Mambo ya stocks nitaongea kwa respective threads. Karibu wazua na uuze hio takataka inaitwa Bitcoin. Risk and insanity should be distinguished Welcome @Rwitre. Its always good to have a breathe of fresh air at look at things from a new angle. Please feel free to share your insights. If there's anything I learnt, there is no monopoly of knowledge in Crypto. I feel your pain, if you are a hodler who checked in late last year... Baptism by fire. A good thing, if you ask me. Never mind @Obiero. He keeps us from getting too cocky. You'll find that he's an asset, whereby when he's making the most noise, you know its time to load up
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Rank: Elder Joined: 9/23/2009 Posts: 8,083 Location: Enk are Nyirobi
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rwitre wrote:Hello here,
Young at heart, dipped a toe in Bitcoin in the last quarter of 2017. Been a wild ride.
Lessons learnt:
-Unless you're a trader, following day prices can give you ulcers
-As an asset, gains are solely based on whether there will be a person willing to buy it from you at a higher price.
-As a currency, adoption looks promising, with lightning network solving scaling and fee issues.
With Keynasian economics, millennials are looking beyond traditional wealth holdings (gold/units/reits/bills & bonds) for some of their capital; they are more willing to take on risky items like bitcoin. Antiestablishment wave and politicians crippling their countries' economies is also encouraging a flight to safety, where your holdings can enable you to stay afloat...like insurance in case your government's actions devalue your salary and bank savings. cc Greece, Zimambwe, Venezuela, and soon our 254 (hope not)
So with that, I dip my second toe and load up more BTC. It may pay my dowry 😂
PS...those thousands of other cryptocurrencies have their backers, critics, naysayers and diehards...plenty of scams out there too. Am sure there are some precious tokens, but don't have the incentive to dig through the noise.
May crash and burn....but what is life without the risks?
Also happy to join Wazua. Mambo ya stocks nitaongea kwa respective threads. You dipped a toe then another. Let us know when you have a whole foot in then waist deep Life is short. Live passionately.
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