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obisent

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#291

Dec 10 2017 09:34pm

Quote (Handcuffs @ Dec 4 2017 09:09pm)

I've not heard of REQ yet. Looking into it though now. :P

I'm sure ThorCoins will make me a millionaire overnight!

Hope you bought in.

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#292

Dec 10 2017 10:02pm

I invested in req when it was at 0.10, but I only bought 206 lol.... I've dropped so little on these currencies until I get a place to hold them. And I don't even think ledger nano supports req... so I'm not sure where I'm going to hold coins like that. They make these things so hard to hold. Too bad they can't just make one place to buy/hold all.

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#293

Dec 11 2017 03:07am

Quote (cambovenzi @ Dec 11 2017 01:05am)

a strawman of whom? with what?
his delusion imagining i am saying things im not about what he said is the strawman.

quoting and commenting on the man in question's comments and beliefs on the exact issue is hardly a red herring, its relevant conversation.
it IS the issue.

another obtuse child remark/10

a gibe based on what you actually do, in response to your hostile delusions about me =/= a strawman

it wasnt even the point of the post or the point in question

Bitcoin being outlawed wasn't the point in question either but you've felt the need to mention it in 3 separate posts and post a video of it.

I'll repeat it again, and listen this time: I stated my own opinion and then backed it up with a respected economist's view that agreed with my own.

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#294

Dec 11 2017 07:37am

Quote (obisent @ Dec 10 2017 07:34pm)

Hope you bought in.

A small amount, yes! I have like 221 REQ and got them at .15

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#295

Dec 11 2017 10:35am

Quote (chelsea11 @ Dec 10 2017 07:26pm)

So something like etherwallet? Or whatever that site is called?

Something like jaxx, breadwallet, exodus, electrum, mist, myetherwallet, ethaddress, parity, etc etc.

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#296

Dec 11 2017 11:45am

Litecoin to the moon guys!! :banana:

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#297

Dec 11 2017 12:56pm

Quote (Golden_Order @ Dec 11 2017 01:45pm)

Litecoin to the moon guys!! :banana: :bouncy:

How come ltc has increased quite a bit the past few days?

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#298

Dec 11 2017 12:59pm

Quote (russian @ Dec 11 2017 12:35pm)

Something like jaxx, breadwallet, exodus, electrum, mist, myetherwallet, ethaddress, parity, etc etc.

So any coin that isn't supported by the nano, you'd recommend I use one of these options?

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#299

Dec 11 2017 01:00pm

Quote (dro94 @ Dec 11 2017 04:07am)

are you really that daft?
you cant admit you imagined something about my posts that wasn't there?

why i posted about it is pretty fucking obvious. you cited a shithead 'respected' economist and his scummy ignorant comments were from the very same interview.

"bringing up relevant comments he made on the topic is an uncalled for redstraw herringman harangue lemon meringue pie fallacy!!1"

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#300

Dec 11 2017 01:05pm

Quote (cambovenzi @ Dec 11 2017 01:00pm)

His opinion on if Bitcoin should be legal or not is irrelevant to whether or not it is prudent to buy or sell Bitcoin at this time.

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