Hey everyone!!

Welcome, Diego85 . Glad to have you with us, and I look forward to reading your point of view on international and especially local topics.

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'Imported stuff' could be anything, so it's always best to specialise and to know the complicated procedures, people and bribes involved.

Indeed.

I suspect like most money making schemes here it's a case of who you know rather than what you know. I'd be surprised if Diego doesn't know that already though.

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Would you like to try crypto trading? Despite the fact that the trading market is now oversaturated, there is a lot of open information that allows even traders without much experience to trade effectively. For example, you can watch crypto signals telegram channels on safetrading. This is a team of professionals who reviews the best telegram channels.

Not for me, thanks.

Crypto is not only over saturated, it’s also risky considering that a few companies have been doing dodgy fraud stuff, so no thanks

tell you what, come up to my place with 10000 USD in new notes and I will invest 5K in your crypto project.

Aye right!!!

I love your practical approach, GlasgowJohn !

Many years ago, when Bitcoin was the only game in town and before the energy crisis made it nigh on impossible to calculate, I did some back of the envelope calculations about crypocurrency mining. I came to the conclusion that the average value (ie, evening out all the ups and downs) of all the Bitcoin thus far mined was roughly equal to the average world-wide value of the energy required to mine them. (I also reckoned that, since more and more energy is required, the further along the chain you go, the final BTC0.0000000001 will require more energy than the heat death of the universe - but it was only back-of-the-envelope stuff so I could well be wrong about that and everything else.)

From this I determined my three rules for making money out of cryptocurrency:

1- Get in early and get out again fast (too late now)

2- Steal

3- Cheat

Stealing might be of actual Bitcoin or of the energy used to make them so they actually cost you less than their true value. Remember the Buenos Aires Starbucks crypto scam? <https://nypost.com/2017/12/13/…aught-mining-for-bitcoin/>

Cheating doesn't need any further comment - there are examples in the news every day.

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1- Get in early and get out again fast (too late now)

That's true for many IT revolutions, like Instagram, FB, TikTok, Twitter and websites in general.

By the time they are known to me, they are already old news and I am late to the party.