Crypto currencies

Ive looked at the transfer and it gives you the details where to send the funds (bank in Gibraltor), I'm fcuked now because the battery in my little bank calculator thungymebob has gone and I can't enter the code to set up a new payee in my online banking.

Costs look cheap though (10p)

Don't know then mate, looks the same as a usual transfer to me too.
keep me updated.

Been reading Bitcoincash will most likely flash crash sometime today, could go as low as 10p then jump straight back up, I've got an order in for 5 at £12 a pop just in case it happens lol, if it does I'll spit em with you.

The guy who mentions it apparently said the same thing about Ethereum some time last year and it happened.

lol
If anything you're probably lucky it's happened during a dip, I'm holding off buying anything until it picks up again.

What about the Credit Card option?

https://fynestuff.com/most-promising-cryptocurrencies-2018/

I'll have a read of that later

Good luck with this venture, guys. I appreciate the inclusion in to the discussion Slick, but I'm afraid this is not for me and I'm out.

I don't like getting involved in things which I'm not in control of, and this, like most trading, is heavily reliant on jumping the right way at the right time - going with either your gut feeling and/or the advice from 'experts' and getting the lucky breaks. It's clearly volatile as hell as we've seen in the short space of time of this thread, and it's going to be something that would need constant monitoring really. Not to mention the ball ache of actually getting money in and up and running.

I'm already spending up to 15 hours a day betting in-running and it's going well so certainly wouldn't have the time anyway.

Oh, and these 'experts' giving out advice as to which coins to invest in - surely if you had a strong opinion the last thing you would want to do is tell the world about it, you'd just get on yourself and make a fortune?

You're right Seen, it's fcuking crazy volatile and I don't blame you.
I've got money in there now and going to stick with it and try and work out how it all works, then make my own decisions and selections hopefully.
If I come up with anything I'll let you know mate.

cheeky cunt!

Now I know you're just joking but just for the record, a) I have never sold a racing tip in my life and never will, and b) I think I made around £600 from the book sales, hardly a great return for 6 months of work.

Anyway, seriously, all these so-called experts forecasting these moves - does anyone monitor their performances or is it only when they get it right that people remember. Earlier in the thread Slick said "The guy who mentions it apparently said the same thing about Ethereum some time last year and it happened", which is completely worthless unless we know how many times he got it wrong. That might have been his only correct guess from 10 tries (a bit like ODM trying to pick a winner on the nags).

Bitcoin will bounce back.
I read an article earlier about the reason for BC Cash doing so well, apparently the fella who invented Lirecoin has cashed out all his LC tokens and invested in BC Cash
https://techcrunch.com/2017/12/20/litecoin-charlie-lee-conflict-of-interest/

I can't help thinking that the current media exposure will be ideal for manipulation of the markets. The more people clambering to buy will suit certain shark-like traders who will eat them alive.

Also for every profit made by someone, I'm presuming the same amount is lost by others - just who is losing this money and if everyone follows the predicted moves then the money on the other end will surely dry up quickly?