I recently put everything back into Bitcoin. It was difficult to let go of Ethereum and Bitcoin Cash, but I think it will do better invested in Bitcoin. I let go of several other alt coins but retained Monero.

There are many types of banks. Central banks will likely care but I don't think your run-of-the-mill private banks particularly care.

It's all rigged. Your vote doesn't count and it never did.

I get a little creeped out when my phone knows my schedule and tells me how long it will take to drive home from where I am. I know some of these notifications are coming from Google but I think some of them are from Apple as well.

I don't like it. If I want to know traffic conditions, I'll look it up myself, thank you.

Like several other nations and many corporations, they are trying to ride the thin line between being pro-blockchain but anti-digital currency. The lines are very blurred here.

Cabbies wearing tuxedos and white gloves with lacy seatback covers.

I generally believe in this philosophy but not with cryptocurrencies. I would not have any reservations investing in only bitcoin or ethereum, especially if I only had enough capital to invest in one.

Google announced and has enforced their crypto ad ban. They write about it here in their https://support.google.com/adwordspolicy/answer/2464998?hl=en&authuser=0#376 policies.


I have seen quite a few ads disapproved for being ICO-related. Google cites restricted financial products as the reason for the disapproval.

Live with someone who knows the language well.

Are you serious? Who pays for porn?

I've been watching You42 but have not yet invested.

It depends on the level of risk you are comfortable with. 80% in coins like bitcoin and ethereum can be safe. You can take a higher level of risk with the other 20 percent.

Munchee received a cease-and-desist order from the SEC after the launch of their ICO: https://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2017/33-10445.pdf

Oh, man. I've got to see a picture of this. I just can't search 'qr code stripper image' from work.

I would never invest based on the whitepaper alone. I read or at least glance at whitepapers to quickly gauge my overall level of interest. Grading them them as A or B and then doing further research for the A's. I use bitcointalk search heavily and find everything I can about the ICO. Also Reddit. Google searches sometimes turn up other resources.

I think it is also crucial to read up on the team and board of advisors. Check them out thoroughly and find out what they have done previously.

What percent of cryto does he think is used to buy fentanyl? What a bizarre statement. If this is the worst thing he can think of, cryptos couldn't possibly be that bad.

Microsoft does everything in its power to avoid corporate taxes. This is why they have offices in places like Ireland. And speaking of their Ireland offices, MS is currently involved in a Supreme Court fight over privacy rights.

da da dun dun dun...another one bites the dust
and another one's gone...another one's gone...another one bites the dust...

Yes, I do. I take as many preventative measures as possible. I think I weigh the risk the same as someone breaking into my home and stealing from me. I also don't distinguish a difference between a hacker stealing my crypto and a hacker stealing credit card or banking information online.

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Counterfeiting used to be really common but it might be a lot harder to do these days. Somewhat frightening if these are stolen passports going up for sale.