No.If one's computer is stolen or has a catastrophy, is one's coin account lost ?
To make it more relevant I wish posters would go a step further and actually name a good broker and currency. Preferably one that has some backing e.g. gold.
Hi MOC,Cryptocurrency is backed by a process called mining, named after the real world activity it emulates. Crypto-mining is hard, severely restricting the supply of new coins and thus assuring the scarcity of supply required of a store of value.
So, you can't just wave a magic wand and write a stimulus cheque for billions of new coins, creating ballooning and unsustainable debt and devaluing the currency, oh no. [ Morons in charge of central banks take note ]![]()
Well, @timsk you ask the right questions.The point you make (quoted) is clear enough, but isn't the value of cryptro' offset by the abillity to create a new digital currency at the press of a button at any time?
They've done no such thing.They just banned bitcoin trading in UK last week
Indeed.FT:
Crypto derivatives for retail investors banned by UK regulator
Underlying assets have ‘no reliable basis for valuation’, says FCA
WaterWorld's a few decades off, so we probably won't live to see it.Is waterworld just down the road a bit ?
Chinese Captain, Taiwanese boat. But anyhow..That Taiwanese fishing captain that had a shootout with Somali pirates and won. should get a medal not a jail sentence imho
No wonder required.I wonder if sticking to bigger coins and maybe putting some smaller amounts in tokens is a good strategy. (
I recently noticed that the Forex trading market is insanely regulated
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