[user104658]

I generally find, it's very easy to say in hindsight "Oh I should bought loads years ago!" but you can say that about loads of things. If you had lumped money into Intel, Apple, Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Amazon etc etc when those first started being traded, you'd be doing pretty well on those too.

[Vicky.]

I did buy loads.

I just was very careless and cannot access them

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

I did buy loads.

I just was very careless and cannot access them

My wife has an old school friend who was really into it and was telling her to buy some, but we never did . He was actually mining it himself... PROPERLY into it... I can only imagine he's now either very rich, or he got out of it and is feeling very depressed.

From how passionate he apparently was about it, though, I can only imagine he's doing pretty well for himself.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

I did buy loads.

I just was very careless and cannot access them

I wouldn't rest till I had cracked that..you need some 16yr old hacker, offer them half if they find it

[user104658]

Netflix, also, has seen a 3000% return over the last 10 years and would have been a much more stable investment that bitcoin. It's stock might drop a bit (especially once Disney pulls all of their stuff to their own service) but there's basically zero chance of it busting completely like bitcoin could.

[DemolitionRed]

This is what to buy your kids for Xmas, though I'd go for Litecoin or IOTA or Ripple (XRP)

[DemolitionRed]

We have a friend who put £600 into Litecoin earlier this year and has just cashed in £212,000

[user104658]

I was going to buy bitcoin at 10k planning to cash it out at 20k, plus dabble with a few newer cryptos, but like I said I can't find anywhere (non-dodgy) that you can buy in without providing a passport scan, and I can't find my damn passport . And wife's is expired.

[arista]

[arista]

BBC Text:
["One of the toughest challenges" to
the $1.3tn crypto-currency industry as a
popular digital coin,
Tether, failed to maintain its promise
of parity with the US dollar.
The paper says the drop to a low of
95.11 cents is a threat to the wider stability
of crypto markets and
is leading to calls for regulation.]

[bots]

the crypto market has dived bombed since the start of the war, my portfolio has been battered