VeracityM

Haha we all need a rant now and again eh!

Yeah cashing out is an option although its not very cost effective and I don't like holding money in exchanges. You never know what might go wrong! At least on chain its pretty much untouchable.

If someone was selling say 1000 quid in britannias and happy to accept 1000 quid in ethereum. It cuts out any middlemen and is the best solution for me. It is pretty much a case of, "if you dont ask you dont get".

Due to fees of turning the crypto into fiat, its not that cost effective for the seller and would have to be a case of the seller having it to keep as an investment.

I have bought using crypto before using bitpay on sharps pixley. Bitpay KYC'd but not sharps pixley as they dont unless you buy over 10k. Bitpay apparently remove the info after 1 year, whether they pass the info on though is the question. I presume so. Trouble with sharps pixley is their britania prices are a good 10% higher than others, which isn't cost effective when buying 100 or so.
I plan to buy britannias as I plan to buy in bulk, then sell, but keeping one for my personal collection, then repeat. By buying with crypto, it essentially kills 2 birds on wanting to collect and also trickle out of crypto.

One thing I learnt, was that exchanges treat all deposits as deposits. So if you make profit off their platform, they won't know about it. I.E. You buy 1000 quid in crypto. send it off the platform (effectively withdrawing with no profit). Trade in other cryptos off platform. Make 5k profit and send the 6k to the exchange, that 6k is just classed as a 6k deposit. You withdraw that and according to that exchange, you have made 0 profit whilst on that exchange that youve KYC'd with. Problem is when you pass certain thresholds and you haven't declared.

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Do your problems involve werewolves?

Hi,
Been through my junk silver bag, got a 1934 shilling, 1910 six pence and a 1936 threepence the bairn can have for free. 
If they any use for you drop me a DM with your address and I will get them in the post.

@vertez

Think it’s just the current market bud, bigger items aren’t selling as quick..

Guess what guys - I'm closing this now 😉

Yay 😉

In this instance 'cypher' is the monogram of Charles III (his initials in the middle). Just thought I would be specific for you 🙂 
Not just the design in any coin

lovely coin. 😍

I belatedly witnessed @LiquidMetalsUK silver bullets sold out at speed and now I feel sad that I don't have a silver bullet (I heard on the BBC they can solve all problems?).
Anyone have a 1oz silver bullet they can sell to me so I can find out?
Thanks 
 

I belatedly witnessed @LiquidMetalsUK silver bullets sold out at speed and now I feel sad that I don't have a silver bullet (I heard on the BBC they can solve all problems?).
Anyone have a 1oz silver bullet they can sell to me so I can find out?
Thanks 
 

I just made a post in explanation 😉

Werewolf trouble?

More pics, please scroll down for close ups of individual coins... 🕵️‍♂️
 
 

Thanks guys - I'm gonna close it. That's me done 

Thanks guys - I'm gonna close it. That's me done 

My dear fellow didn't you say not long ago that you'd never been on a KYC exchange? If you want to laugh at how much I paid, well, prepare your sides as not only did I pay 8% premium but I also gifted the sov I bought to someone else .... 108% premium 😂

Thanks guys - I'm gonna close it. That's me done 

No sniping Roy - this isn't eBay 🙂

No sniping Roy - this isn't eBay 🙂

not that I have ever used it, but isn't Revolut a good on and off ramp for trading Crypto to fiat?

2% over spot (£394) plus post 
90 available 

Thank you 😄 

Thank you 😄