Bit Coins

[Eddie555]

[chunky79]

I thought you could charge extra for the maggot and fly experience?

What's the benefit?

They give a "ribbed effect"?

Or they slowly clean the dead flesh of your cock when you're finished?

You must be “Delusional” Don. Maggots around your dick will only end badly. When they crawl down your japseye and feed on your balls you’ll have wished you’d invested in Bitcoin instead,definitely less painful.

RACIST

[bobededog1]

More popcorn


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[don0301]

Up £900 in the past day, £2000k profit

How much have you "made" since then?

[doodlebug]

I made a lot of room earlier, I had a dump.

[Surrey Sam]

Bet that was more interesting.

I mean, who doesn't try to improve on their minimising splash back technique, whilst adorning the throne.

[don0301]

I made £400 on the darts tonight

Seeing as the Bitcoiners have gone quiet lately

[535dboy]

Why do some think it is not taxable?

[FaisalJ]

Why do some think it is not taxable?

Deluded innit


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[535dboy]

Why do some think it is not taxable?

Deluded innit


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Good point!

[pule333]

Why do some think it is not taxable?

Because it won’t be very hard not to pay any tax on it, that’s why.


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[535dboy]

Why do some think it is not taxable?

Because it won’t be very hard not to pay any tax on it, that’s why.


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Probably worth people checking HMRC guidelines on it then...

[FaisalJ]

It’s taxable of course - but people think they can get away with not paying it (I.e. tax dodging). Not the same thing as it not being taxable.

If/when there is a UK listed bitcoin ETF, you could put that in an ISA and legally avoid tax.


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[535dboy]

It’s taxable of course - but people think they can get away with not paying it (I.e. tax dodging). Not the same thing as it not being taxable.

If/when there is a UK listed bitcoin ETF, you could put that in an ISA and legally avoid tax.


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Indeed but HMRC are brighter than some people may give them credit for...

Big brother really is watching ...

[ChrisW]

Im not trying to post any swinging d*ck material, but in the interest of variety I thought I would mention that the real money is on moonshotting the smaller ($1 and under) newer alt coins. If you hit them at ICO (initial coin offering, equivalent to IPO) or as they drop on the exchange you can quite literally make 25x overnight.

My strategy is now to use the initial £2k I put in the trade my way up to being able to stake more each time, 3-4 trades a week and pull my £2k out so I'm only playing with house money. Im hedging by always having 10% in btc in a bear market and upto 50% when btc is bullish (buying the dips, selling the highs etc). I've also bought an Ethereum mining rig thats capable of mining the equivalent of £35 worth per day, ROI 4 months, clear profit after that.

I started trading on the 16th December, I'm now on roughly £12k. My advice is get in whilst you can, you will only kick yourselves. For all those FUD'ers, what was it Waren Buffet said? "Be fearful when others a greedy, and greedy when other are fearful".