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"That" was silver coins. Will be putting some up for sale, and might even add digitally signed message from the DOGECOIN address I used, just for lolz. My latest purchase with DOGECOIN are some socks for Kryptoez.

Buzz - Lot 3 - Degussa 999 Platinum dental foil, great way to stack your plat , note that 1 was opened to confirm weight and metal 5.45grams total platinum - $270

Buzz - 2008 $1 fine silver proof coin 1921 Kookaburra Penny RAM subscription issue - $75

Silver rounds. The picture didn't come up automatically. Click the arrow or view attachment to see. With today's run on DOGE, it has turned out to be expensive silver.

Look what I bought with DOGE.

You could cryptographically sign a message with the same holding address. Something like "I, Joe Bloggs, as trustee for the Joe Bloggs SMSF, certify that I hold the private keys to the crypto assets held at {corresponding public address}". That's more proof than an auditor would generally get...

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I think things changed since I first got the loan. Initially they only paid interest on stablecoins. They since brought in interest on cryptos. It looks like the interest is paid on "excess" collateral. Since the BTC price increased, my LVR decreased from initially around 50% (you need twice the...

Anyone up for some DOGECOIN themed silver rounds? https://dogesilvercoin.com/

Yes, I used NEXO a year ago to get a loan to convert some share options. In hindsight, I should have let my options lapse, because I lost money on that, but I would have lost more in opportunity cost if I had sold BTC to get the funds. Nexo is now also paying me interest on my excess collateral...

Discouraging maybe, but better a dose of reality and discouragement before you have time or money invested. If you want to speculate, by all means, speculate. But buying directly is a less risky form of speculation. CoinMarketCap has the stats. Currently 128,372,844,601 DOGE in circulation and...

Yes, you should be able to. That is akin to buying a lottery ticket. You have a one-in-a-billion chance of winning 10,000 DOGE, but willing probably end up with nothing. If you join a pool, you share the rewards and are more likely to get some at least a few DOGE.

Note that mining can become more profitable briefly after a strong price surge, but that attracts people like yourself to start mining it, and it then becomes less profitable again as the difficulty goes up.

Mining most coins you are paying for electricity and hardware. Unless you have really cheap electricity, or can get the latest new-beaut mining chip before everyone else, you will probably pay more for the electricity and hardware than you would just buying the coins. When I looked into it...

Yeah, and I was running with it, in my own nerdy way.

1g of electrons is 1.09*10^27 electrons. That's a lot of electrons. How many sats is one electron worth? :)

Lot 1 $200 Lot 2 $100

Why do you think that? Because they have equity-like character? I have NEXO tokens, but mainly to save on interest on a loan, and get paid extra interest on my collateral. I see I've got some nice gains from this recent run.

I paid 2.5 BTC for mine. Great talking point. And comfy, right?

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