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ThailandLOS

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  1. 2 hours ago, tropo said:

    The reasons why a person cannot read or speak Thai are irrelevant. There's no excuse to sign a document you can't read. If the person can read it, sign it. If they can't, ask for a translation or to speak to someone who can. If this problem occurs upon every visit to the immigration office, bring a translator with you next time.

    To be fair I didn't comment on the reasons, just wanted to get the point across that someone spending 14 years in a foreign country maybe should consider to learn the language rather than expect to be served in his own native language.

    I for one would appreciate if foreigners in my own country would make that effort.

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  2. 1 hour ago, Scottjouro said:

    The price of XRP in the future will be driven by volume, not by silly speculation of a listing on Conbase (Coinbase)

    The price of XRP in the future will be driven by speculators with wet dreams such as yourself. Even if there was a real reason for Ripple Labs' clients to buy the token (which there isn't), they would buy them directly from Ripple Labs (who hold a shitload) and not from unregulated retail market places.

  3. 13 minutes ago, Scottjouro said:

    Ripple controls less than 48% of the nodes, but lets compare this with BTC your beloved BTC and i quote ...

     

    four largest mining pools control as much as 58% of the Bitcoin network, while three miners control 57% of Ethereum’s, as a reason why these competing cryptocurrencies are even less decentralized than XRP.

     

    At the end of the day, i invested in XRP, and if it turns me a profit, i couldnt care less if its decentalised, a bankers coin ...thats just the jerk off BTC fan boys who care about that crap, now back to mummys basement..

     

    Time will tell who is right and who is wrong

     

     

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    Here is your 'profit' against BTC ????????

  4. 3 hours ago, Scottjouro said:

    Wow lets talk about not having clue lol...i suggest you do the research on your statements as thats the embarrassing bit for sure, as the simple ability to read  and comprehend English even at primarly school level is all thats needed...now back to your mothers basement LOL 

     

    Well that reply was loaded with substance. Like I said, you have no clue boi, back to your worthless XRP bags.

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  5. 20 minutes ago, Scottjouro said:

    Ah but theres the thing, its not in "production" yet, others ledgers/cryptos are running 3 to 5 seconds already in production, and with the rumoured upgrade to RippleNet coming soon, ie Cobalt, - 1 second settlements will be the normal at 15k transfers per second, scalable it is rumoured along certain corridors upto 45k tranfers per second

     

    So as we sit the lightening network for BTC is not even off the starting blocks and the operational networks are already making improvements to a live system..

     

    Its a bit like the old Betamax/VHS thing...BTC will get left behind if its not careful 

    Stop embarrassing yourself, you obviously have no clue about base layers or how system stacks are built. Just because something has 45k tps or more doesn't mean it's safe. The Ripple network is only good for Ripple Corporation and totally useless for the retail bagholders.

  6. 22 hours ago, theguyfromanotherforum said:

     

    I did. Like late last year when real estate bears were pumping their bitcoin going to 100,000 (while buying it in the 10,000's) and telling me my real estate is overpriced (up 10% since your bitcoin crash).

     

    Schadenfreude!

    Lol, I've been buying btc since 2014, so not worried about the current price at all.

     

    Oh, so you have a tiny 10% equity increase (in fact much tinier if true inflation is considered) which you can't even realize without selling property or adding debt. Now google the term 'sound money' and 'fractional reserve banking' and make an effort to comprehend the difference.

     

    Here's schadenfreude right back at you. Enjoy the Canadian winter  ????

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  7. On 9/18/2018 at 6:33 AM, theguyfromanotherforum said:

     

    Bitcoin and some other crypto could have had a chance if the incredible amount of crap coins didn't hit the unregulated open scummy market. Now, it's giong to zero. No bull run. It's a falling knife. In the downward spiral. Turn off the lights.

    Oh look who is here, 'Mr KnowItAll' to tell us crap about things he knows nothing about, as usual.

     

    You talk too much, but I guess your heard it before.

     

  8. 16 hours ago, Xaos said:

    For btc you can use https://electrum.org

     

    Pretty safe BTC wallet.

     

    For Erc20 ETH https://mycrypto.com

     

     

    Best get out from BX and transfer to Binance or Huobi more volume and larger exchanges.

     

    Nothing that requires private keys to be transferred to a computer/smartphone (or even worse the internet) is safe. The only safe way is to use a hardware wallet such as Ledger or Trezor, where the private keys never leave the device.

     

    Using locally installed wallets or webwallets outright is a disaster waiting to happen.

  9. There's a big cash trade scene in Bangkok and Chang Mai. Some buyers will agree to give you gold in exchange for btc, but it's a better deal to receive cash and take it to the gold shop, if it's physical gold you're after.

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