Frizzers

Yes, one and the same. Would you be able to drop me a line - frizzers at gmail dot ocm ?

Does anyone here operate a small scale mining operation in the London area - ideally south London?

gold and house prices https://moneyweek.com/uk-house-prices-gold-a-better-bet-than-uk-property/

sorry wrong thread

http://www.visualcapitalist.com/problem-crypto-theft/

It's a slow down but not a crash. Yet

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Cryptos in 4 words or less

Yes. The final price on Gladstone Street is interesting. This was my template from back then - * They got it cheap, given the market at that time (2014 madness) for £910k . They're asking a lot at £1.25. * Bears have scored the first goal, with price reduction. 1-0 up. * If it gets, above £1.15 = market is ok, bulls win, 2-1. * Around £1.1 = stagnant market, but it still sold. Draw. * Closer to £1m = hard fought 2:1 victory for bears, but no pushover * Below £1m, "you'll never walk alone". London is falling. So given that it went for £998,000, I

yes

The globitex ico has almost completed in under 24 hours - https://www.globitexico.com/

What's the stamp duty?

Well, you can, to an extent, with serial numbers and so on. But it will never be entirely decentralised in the way that bitcoin is. Bitcoin has tried to replicate and mimic gold's roles, and in many respects succeeded, but not all. Bitcoin now has many problems of its own - inability of the network to scale etc - which it needs to get over (and I expect it will). But the bottom line is that bitcoin, for all its many qualities, is not gold. A solution may be on its way.

Until there is a proper, freely tradable goldtether token ...

Some thoughts on the bitcoin bubble and when it will burst Some observers believe bitcoin is a world-changing technology. Others that it’s a speculative mania which won’t end well. Here, Dominic Frisby weighs the pros and cons of the controversial cryptocurrency. https://moneyweek.com/some-thoughts-on-the-bitcoin-bubble-and-when-it-will-burst/