Kucoin, is it the next bitcoin?
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    HEY LETS TALK CRYPTO ! https://chat.whatsapp.com/1KDRzylORRX4obt31s8KbL
    $DASH $XRP $BTC $BCH $LTC $ETHEREUM $ETC

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    Anybody have comments on ripple? xrp

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    Where do you see KuKoin in 2 years? I just read this article about it and am considering purchasing it but would like comprehension... http://bit.ly/2D5r5dh
    Junk title, go and search for noobs someplace else

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    Purchased 200 dollars in kucoin

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    Some coins and Gridcoin offer interest. Paying dividends is great if a holder... But the downside is that if your buying something you have to pay an additional charge. . I think 0 fee coins would be the future, Like IOTA... Great for buying a pack of gum or a coke, since there's not any fee. Because the fee's got too large remember the Fee's are already murdering Bitcoin stores had to stop accepting bitcoin.
    Why can I use a coin which pays a dividend but also puts a tax (fee) on each buy when I can use a 0 fee coin?
    The tendency is defiantly headed to 0 fee... or variable charge coins which make buying a small purchase potential.

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    Behind the doors, Banks dictate Governments. Not vice versa. Last decision always bank only may provide them. Nobody forces me to sell or do anything for $. I can accept as payment what I want. Cash for accounting functions will be national. You sold in Ireland coffe - bank tranfered into ur till 3 euro. Money is the power of Banks. Banks command the Governments. Banks can put govermet in very poor position and create bubles in market...
    How do you really feel about the rothschilds?

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    Glad to see plenty of comments

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    Behind the doors, Banks dictate Governments. Not vice versa.
    Final decision always by goverment, bank only can provide them an advice

    I can decide if I need to sell products or services for BTC. Nobody pushes me to sell or do anything for $. I can accept.
    Money for accounting functions will be still national curency. You marketed in Ireland coffe - bank tranfered into ur till 3 euro.

    Money is the energy of Banks. Banks command the Governments.
    Banks can place govermet in very bad position and Make bubles in market - but They Don't control them, goverment and cenral bank control and govern them(at leat they need to

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    Gold and slver - still about and very valuble
    Yes. But you can't go into the Supermarket and cover with Gold and Silver. Back in the times you'd Gold and Silver coins and they were accepted as payment.

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    If companies will use blockchain - how will thridparty crypto benefit out of that?
    I don't know. However they do. See Etherum, IOTA, Verge, ...

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    Banks controlled by goverments they just can do what they say.
    Not actually. Behind the doors, Banks dictate Governments. Not vice versa.

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    Central bank may produce their own crypto and qualified bank to use just it.
    Yes, thats what I meant.

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    in the end there is law - in country of where You are u need to use national curency as the primary payment method(I think in many places in the world)
    Not really. I can decide if I would like to sell services or products . Nobody pushes me to sell or do anything for $. I am able to accept as payment what I would like.

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    money is the power of goverment and they'll no going to give it away to the next party
    like I said: Money is the power of Banks. Banks command the Governments. You should see a documentary about Goldman Sachs one day.


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