13 hours ago, Sparktrader said:

No logic behind zero. More likely hit $1m.

 

It takes 1 second to sell it.

 

This doom stuff on btc is like climate scare. Based on made up theories.

how old are you young Padawan? ????

45 minutes ago, ukrules said:

What you're seeing with Binance is national level protectionism, they want to keep the foreigners out

they want to keep money laundering out of the US system, in particular Russian and Chinese money

the founders suspicious activities with their market makers affiliates reek of market and price manipulation

4 hours ago, Sparktrader said:

Yes models all a bit dodgy. Crystal ball bs. Look at economic models lol

 

Flawed assumptions, garbage in garbage out

just like Bitcoins and cryptos ????

1 hour ago, Sparktrader said:

Buffet has no idea about tech stuff really. Missed Amazon, missed Facebook, missed Bitcoin. He is old and out of date. Early bitcoin buyers made 10,000%+

 

 

it's easy to make 10,000% when you start with $1

Buffet used to do that in his young age ????

try that now when your minimum investment is $1bn, that's what he was saying in one of his rare interview a few years ago

he is missing out because he can't possibly invest without creating a shock in the market, and that could possibly make BTC reach $1,000,000 within days ????

MS is pushing the Win11 updates because they need bodies for beta testing ????

same old same old, with the usual suckers falling into the trap ????

do not upgrade to Win11 or you will be sorry ????

those snakes are getting quite skillful at playing elections, not sure where they got the playbooks from?

the Chinese government elections in HK? ????

12 hours ago, ukrules said:

When there's zero restrictions things will return to normal.

 

Until that day comes then it's not happening. I think it will happen sooner than most people think - as in this year.

sounds like April is the target date

Canadian protest is spreading to Europe too ????

1 hour ago, Neeranam said:

I am Thai

that explains it now ????

25 minutes ago, it is what it is said:

 

i would seriously advise you not to speak to your bank, far better speak to an independent financial advisor, preferably someone recommended by a friend.

amen to that, banks have a terrible record managing assets for their clients,

14 hours ago, Robin said:

Sold it and out money in the bank.  Since then they have achieved capital gain of about 4% p.a  + dividends.  

that doesn't sound very effective, should be avoided like the plague ????

16 minutes ago, lkn said:

So true story here: A person needed to borrow $300,000 (mortgage). They turned to BlockFi, here they can borrow the amount by putting up 2x collateral in bitcoin and at an 10% interest rate + 2% initial fees. This person thinks bitcoin will go up > 10% p.a. so they take the loan, i.e. transfer $600,000 worth of bitcoins to BlockFi, pay a $6,000 fee to get the loan, and receive $300,000 from BlockFi.

 

At this time, 1 BTC ≈ 65,000 USDT. But this was 4 or so months ago, and price of BTC was going down.

 

So BlockFi tells them they need to provide more collateral, if they want to keep their loan, which happens a few times.

 

Two months have passed, so our lender have paid 2 × $2,500 in interests so far.

 

Now BlockFi tells them: Some of the bitcoins you provided us with are tainted, i.e. indirectly from mixing service or similar.

 

You have two options: 1. Pay back the loan in full ($300,000) and receive your bitcoins, or 2. We sell some of your bitcoins to cover the loan.

 

Unfortunately, at this time, our lender did not have $300,000 and 1 BTC ≈ 34,000 USDT.

 

BlockFi sells enough of the bitcoins to cover the loan and this means capital gains tax on $300,000 for our lender…

brilliant, these bitcoins enthusiasts aren't really smart at the end, hence why governments should protect them from themselves and just take away their dangerous toys

Cryptos are the equivalent of selling "guns" to children in school ????

we can only assume that a special piece of jewelry, not available before, has been returned to Saudi Arabia ????

what does that mean about the previous "owner"? ????

On 1/17/2022 at 5:05 AM, ukrules said:

Nah, it's all about any profit at the time of sale. Merely moving them around generates no profit or loss.

 

If they wanted to kill crypto stone cold dead in Thailand they could alter the VAT laws and tax every purchase transaction.

That would end it in one day.

they could technically apply a withholding tax when you want to transfer to another wallet or take your crypto offline, and claim back the withholding tax once you settle your trade and record a profit or a loss

that's what happens in the US for your offshore trading account under certain "flagged" conditions,

I learn the hard way ????

8 minutes ago, canuckamuck said:

The Freedom Convoy is applying huge pressure and is spawning similar protests around the world. The legacy media is doing their best to downplay it however.  Wait and see the mandates crumble.

they are holding live TikTok of the protests, quite impressive

the ones of the Australian protests with cops running and hiding were legend ????

15 hours ago, Leaver said:

How's T21 going?

 

https://www.bahtsold.com/view/premium-investment-451753

 

 

jesus, who is stupid enough to get into that deal? oh wait, this is Pattaya, plenty of fools ????

4 hours ago, Charlie Halliday said:

That's OK. A worthless lowlife gone. Nobody will miss him. 

his customers and the Thai police will ????

go on Instagram, and you see Thai girls in real bikinis and far more hotter than those "nice" ones here with their fake booms, flat ass, and short legs ????

Lufthansa had 2,500 ghost flights last year just to keep their landing slots open,

I wonder how many Thai airways had ghost flights over last year, probably a lot

the location of the parent company is actually quite irrelevant, if they get served papers by the FBI or Interpol, they would have to technically comply,

they can chose to ignore it, but that won't stop authorities from going to the next stage, usually suspension from "payment processors" and finally "domain name seizure" which is directly under US authorities for 99% of domain names

ask "bittorrent" sites if having no HQ or no official location helped them from attacks by US authorities, it didn't, and they have been a playing a game of cat and mouse for the last 10 years. You can't do that with a real business with actual revenues.

18 hours ago, Neeranam said:

Would you buy and is this serious or fixable?

not fixable, could still buy it and forget about it