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Cryptocurrencies
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Woolly Blue
Player Valuation: £80m
Fortune favours the brave and all that. Good luck with it.
How many bitcoins, ( or other cryptocurrencies ) are you currently holding then ?
C`mon Kev, don`t be a tease, we need a bit more than that ?
Kev The Rat
Player Valuation: £70m
I'm making 2 posts a day maximum on this thread.
This is my second today.
Bye.
This is my second today.
Bye.
larrygobfiend
Player Valuation: £40m
I await your next post with bated breath.
Your disciples need you now more than ever, our sweet crypto Prince.
SteRobbo84
Player Valuation: Two Pokémon cards & a Pepperami
Morning mate, wanted to get in early with you limiting your posting here. Where you said it would reach a new ATH of around £25k by the 27th, if I'm looking at the right figures on google, it appears to have plummeted to 7k. Is this right? I'm thinking of investing but I'm wary and you seem to know your stuff.
Cheers
SteRobbo84
Player Valuation: Two Pokémon cards & a Pepperami
Hi mate @Kev The Rat , not sure if you didn't respond to my question above because I didn't tag you in it yet I see you've been on here since. Hopefully you see this and get back to me. Cheers
Kev, what`s going on mate, you said you`d post twice a day ( max ) on here ?
Should we be getting worried ?
This could be very bad news for the crypto world. Let's see if Tether is the scam a lot of people think it is...
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...itfinex-tether-said-to-get-subpoenaed-by-cftc
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...itfinex-tether-said-to-get-subpoenaed-by-cftc
Sounds great. Hope it doesn’t go tits up.
Facebook has announced a new policy for its advertiseme
nt platform: no advertisements promoting bitcoin or any other cryptocurrencies. The company announced the new ad restriction today, explaining that its new ban also applies to ads related to initial coin offerings and binary options. This is done in an effort to protect users from scammers, Facebook says.
Cryptocurrencies are a hot topic among the general population at this point, and with the huge attention comes a huge number of scammers hoping to make off with others’ hard earned digital coins. Malware that hijacks computers and phones to mine bitcoin is only one type of illicit cryptocurrency activity.
Under Facebook‘s new advertisement restriction, companies and individuals are banned from publishing ads for “financial products and services” frequently associated with deceptive and/or misleading practices. Facebook specifically mentions ICOs and cryptocurrency.
The company goes on to describe the types of ads it is talking about, providing examples of prohibited content like, “Use your retirement funds to buy Bitcoin!” and “New ICO! Buy tokens at a 15% discount NOW!” This is because, Facebook says, “there are many companies … that are not currently operating in good faith.”
Facebook acknowledges that its new policy is broad; it says it made it that way intentionally. The company is presently working on detecting these scammers and will increase its enforcement against them soon. Once it improves its ability to detect the scammers, Facebook says it will revisit the policy, indicating it may change in the future.
nt platform: no advertisements promoting bitcoin or any other cryptocurrencies. The company announced the new ad restriction today, explaining that its new ban also applies to ads related to initial coin offerings and binary options. This is done in an effort to protect users from scammers, Facebook says.
Cryptocurrencies are a hot topic among the general population at this point, and with the huge attention comes a huge number of scammers hoping to make off with others’ hard earned digital coins. Malware that hijacks computers and phones to mine bitcoin is only one type of illicit cryptocurrency activity.
Under Facebook‘s new advertisement restriction, companies and individuals are banned from publishing ads for “financial products and services” frequently associated with deceptive and/or misleading practices. Facebook specifically mentions ICOs and cryptocurrency.
The company goes on to describe the types of ads it is talking about, providing examples of prohibited content like, “Use your retirement funds to buy Bitcoin!” and “New ICO! Buy tokens at a 15% discount NOW!” This is because, Facebook says, “there are many companies … that are not currently operating in good faith.”
Facebook acknowledges that its new policy is broad; it says it made it that way intentionally. The company is presently working on detecting these scammers and will increase its enforcement against them soon. Once it improves its ability to detect the scammers, Facebook says it will revisit the policy, indicating it may change in the future.
Facebook has announced a new policy for its advertiseme
nt platform: no advertisements promoting bitcoin or any other cryptocurrencies. The company announced the new ad restriction today, explaining that its new ban also applies to ads related to initial coin offerings and binary options. This is done in an effort to protect users from scammers, Facebook says.
Cryptocurrencies are a hot topic among the general population at this point, and with the huge attention comes a huge number of scammers hoping to make off with others’ hard earned digital coins. Malware that hijacks computers and phones to mine bitcoin is only one type of illicit cryptocurrency activity.
Under Facebook‘s new advertisement restriction, companies and individuals are banned from publishing ads for “financial products and services” frequently associated with deceptive and/or misleading practices. Facebook specifically mentions ICOs and cryptocurrency.
The company goes on to describe the types of ads it is talking about, providing examples of prohibited content like, “Use your retirement funds to buy Bitcoin!” and “New ICO! Buy tokens at a 15% discount NOW!” This is because, Facebook says, “there are many companies … that are not currently operating in good faith.”
Facebook acknowledges that its new policy is broad; it says it made it that way intentionally. The company is presently working on detecting these scammers and will increase its enforcement against them soon. Once it improves its ability to detect the scammers, Facebook says it will revisit the policy, indicating it may change in the future.
#fakecurrencies
"A lot of people are making a lot of money."
larrygobfiend
Player Valuation: £40m
Can we have an update please @Kev The Rat, or do you only sing when you're winning?
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