/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>7023222
OP, as much as these AHAHA threads are usually on point, and hilarious, you're not on-point with this one bro.

It's went down a few satoshis but otherwise a steady ship. Stop the FUD. ADA is actually a solid coin and you would be smart to have it in your portfolio as a long termer.

>>6960940
A $.Gorrillion.

>>5861651
...Except for the guys who are beneath you who want to DUMP!

Good joke btw anon.

Here, have a picture of a really sexy woman.

>>5386285
Todays news, Bitcoin goes down in price. And water is wet.

I've just bought 100k, cheers!

>>5216150
Pairings.

Value.

>>5127500
>If someone wanted to cash out, how would one move funds around without being subject to any UK tax.

HMRC are really clamping down on small Tax avoidance. They have new systems in place which can read bank accounts.

Do so at your own risk. In saying that, HMRC are very understanding when it comes to financial management and do not rule over a person who makes the effort.

Sauce: I have a friend who is an accountant (40 years). A client of his hadn't paid tax for 3 years, by mistake. HMRC asked for backdates, then asked for £ 125k in tax.

The accountant went through this guys books and it turned out HMRC actually owed him £ 6,000.00.

>>4948655
My wallpaper.

Note: OP was wrong and is now a grape debtor, to moi.

Sharks only.

Ripple, XRP $ 0.23400

You know what to do.

£ 16,800.00.

Sharks only.

You know what to do.

Set your rolling profits now guys!

>>4860468
I use a couple of exchanges, as not one exchange fits my needs.

IQOption isn't the greatest, but it offers facilities for trading crypto on 'Options', which is a bet for 'Will it rise or fall?". You can bet as little as a dollar and win/lose in a timeframe you set e.g 30 second or more. Certainly, that's one alternative to deal with redline trends.

It also offers CFD, but that takes practise. But once you understand it, let me explain, you can setup a rolling pip in a profitable trade, which automatically locks at the last dip, protecting your profit across a rolling interval at the exchange side, that you set. Easy money.

>>4818424
That depends on your exchange. I set up stop losses, and pips, which are different.

A pip works as a trailing stop loss yes, but also locks in the profit as the market moves in your favour. you can set a trailing stop on it so when the market rises, the trailing stop locks in at that point, so if the rate changes direction (it tanks), the new stop loss was last profit.

I setup lists of these to trigger one after the other, so as one cancels, another automatically buys, depending on factors which affect the market.

Just so I know we are talking about the same thing.

>>4812080
Monero is good atm

Goodluck poorfag.

>>4792031
No dumbass.

It's through dividends (capital returns)

But you're too fucking stoopid to understand that.

You want more detail? Look up how Q.E affects monetary supply and how it affects future costs of asset prices linked with banking interest rates.

Idiot.