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4 minutes ago, TheGingerQuiff said:

 

Tell me what you know!

 

I thought you were the expert in this? I'm fairly new to the scene with it but I've read a few of the white papers for some of the projects and there are very few losers in decentralised finance other than the status quo institutions. It's hard to imagine that it won't continue to gain traction, assuming it isn't actively stopped in some form through legislation.

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29 minutes ago, Rayvin said:

 

I thought you were the expert in this? I'm fairly new to the scene with it but I've read a few of the white papers for some of the projects and there are very few losers in decentralised finance other than the status quo institutions. It's hard to imagine that it won't continue to gain traction, assuming it isn't actively stopped in some form through legislation.

 

I took my eye off the ball, just started swatting up on defi. 88mph, alpha and badger are relatively small market caps that I fancy to blow up. A high roller like yourself might want to look into yield farming

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13 minutes ago, The Fish said:

Tried to buy some DOGECOIN on a whim about a week ago, but HSBC won't let me. 

 

They probably did you a favour since it crashed from 0.74 to 0.49. You can pick it up on eToro if you want it badly enough though.

 

19 minutes ago, TheGingerQuiff said:

 

I took my eye off the ball, just started swatting up on defi. 88mph, alpha and badger are relatively small market caps that I fancy to blow up. A high roller like yourself might want to look into yield farming

 

'High roller' might be a bit generous mind :lol: 

Decent shouts, will look into them. I've been looking at Bonfire lately but it's hard to tell if some of these projects actually have legs. Probably the wrong thread for this like.

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8 minutes ago, Renton said:

Am I the only one who doesn't have a scooby about what the fuck you lot are talking about? 

Absolutely not, this stuff didn't even exist until last year. Welcome to the dot com bubble before the Internet existed ;)

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15 minutes ago, ewerk said:

 

I can't see Johnson pausing for more than a second before throwing the farmers under the bus.

 

Are rural areas so safely conservative he can afford to lose them? I guess it will not just affect the farmers but also everyone else downstream of them? Also I though Truss was a big advocate of UK produce and provenance. CHEESE! 

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Seen this as well. Possible opportunity for CT? I thought there was no downsides to Brexit, only upsides. Why do we have to employ someone to try and find these elusive upsides? 

 

 

 

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47 minutes ago, Renton said:

 

Are rural areas so safely conservative he can afford to lose them? I guess it will not just affect the farmers but also everyone else downstream of them? Also I though Truss was a big advocate of UK produce and provenance. CHEESE! 

It would fuck them in rural Scotland 

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2 hours ago, ewerk said:

 

I can't see Johnson pausing for more than a second before throwing the farmers under the bus.

 

Interestingly our bunch of tory cunts threw our farmers under the bus a few years ago, so not sure what we have left to trade as the Chinese and Americans own most of the farms and water in this country.

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1 hour ago, Kevin Carr's Gloves said:

It would fuck them in rural Scotland 

 

Which is probably why they're talking about it now, just after the Scottish Parliament vote.

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I mean, this is so incongruous with the infamous cheese speech its unreal, but there we are. Pretty sure accepting Oz standard food will just add more friction with EU trade too to even more fuck our farmers. 

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10 minutes ago, TheGingerQuiff said:

Cheap wine? Gerrin

 

Not really, about 8 pence tariff per bottle* which is absolutely dwarfed by the duty. Beef and lamb though? Absolutely huge reductions in tariffs, enough to make domestic production untenable. 

 

https://gavinquinney.com/2018/06/29/debunking-brexit-twaddle-about-eu-wine-tariffs/?doing_wp_cron=1621548255.8807470798492431640625

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