Bitcoin (cryptocurrency)

[crublue1]

You use an exchange. You buy whatever crypto you want for whatever it costs in £s that day. Then when you want to sell you cash out for whatever it’s valued at in £s that day. It’s essentially like stock trading.

Some of the less mainstream coins are a bit more complex but if you’re a novice just download Coinbase or Binance (personally find Coinbase easier to navigate) and get purchasing.

I use coinbase, dead easy to use even a knobber like me can work it. Took ages to register the account though, and to verify photo I.d. etc, but I suppose that's good in a way.

 

[half & half derby scarf]

With a small 20 million cap the City coin could be one of the better performers. Not a big fan of socios but crypto is definitely the way forward for fan engagement.

 

[crublue1]

Not tradable on coinbase yet. Shame, as now could be a good time to get on.

 

[bugsyblue]

Taken a battering over the last couple of weeks

 

[Craig]

Taken a battering over the last couple of weeks

Luna and Avalanche pretty much the only coins doing well at the moment

 

[crublue1]

Luna and Avalanche pretty much the only coins doing well at the moment

Mine are up and down like a prossies knickers. I'm going to stop checking them.

 

[Nethermoor]

I have all my crypto in Shib Coin.

To the moon we go!

 

[Craig]

Mine are up and down like a prossies knickers. I'm going to stop checking them.

What coins do you have?

 

[TFC]

I've not been in long, been interesting to say the least but I've had stocks for several years so not really fazed by the yoyo-ing. Also only really put in what I could afford to so no bother holding for as long as it takes to turn around. My alts are taking a pasting ffs XD

 

[crublue1]

What coins do you have?

Fet, grt, comp, ankr, amp, rly, clv but mainly xlm which seems to roughly track Bitcoin. Or did, until recently.
I only have a small percentage of my investments in crypto.