The rise and FALL of CRYPTO?

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02:45,
Crustansio

The rise and FALL of CRYPTO?

At the start, it appeared as though bitcoins were an idea that was intriguing. The tech seemed convincing and the thought was attractive. A currency not allied to a specific country and with a issue? What could possibly go wrong?

There are currently over 2500 crypto currencies. Here is a link: https://coinranking.com/?page=1 50 pages in 50 per page.

Https://www.ft.com/content/1877c388-...e-f44762bf9896 is a article from the Financial Times. Https://www.theguardian.com/business...oney-fca-warns is a news release from the FCA. Https://forum.pivx.org/t/starting-50...n-pivx-how/159 is a matter from a PIVX investor.
10:21,
Crustansio

Would someone post a chart? A chart of Bitcoin/Usd will be intriguing. Along with a link to a broker who can take a trade with this pair could be better.

And this is the big question: Is it feasible to exchange the other 2,500 crypto currencies and just how easy is it to cash out?
11:42,
andreeitamadrid

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13:02,
Crustansio

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Thanks . Well it seems like consolidating from the 13 - 17,000 range

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