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The Kestrel
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I have a little. And I'd definitely take bitcoin for payment.
I have a fair amout, Bit, Lite, Ripple, about 1/3 of my current Oakley expenditures
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Long term investment!
Diversification baby!
Stocks, Gold bullion, crypto, Oakley, Art.
SHOP, TWLO, SQ, WIX, PAYC, CRM.
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I have a fair amout, Bit, Lite, Ripple, about 1/3 of my current Oakley expenditures.
Long term investment!
Diversification baby!
Stocks, Gold bullion, crypto, Oakley, Art.
SHOP, TWLO, SQ, WIX, PAYC, CRM.
Send some my way The Kestrel
Oakley Expert
Don't forget real estate!
I have a little litecoin too. And whatever bitcoin nonsense forks I haven't bothered to split off
Sold the house, living in a carefree APT now. Needed those weekends back. Its Cali though, killing me to live here. The Kestrel
Oakley Expert
I hear ya there. Love the weather, hate pretty much everything else.
braian
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Cryptocurrency scams are unfortunately all too common these days, and it's important for people to educate themselves on how to spot and avoid them. One of the biggest red flags is any investment opportunity that promises unrealistically high returns with little to no risk. For example, if someone promises you guaranteed 500% return on your investment in just few weeks, it's almost certainly a scam. One of the best ways to avoid cryptocurrency scams is to stick with reputable exchanges and platforms that have a track record of security and reliability. It can be tempting to try out new and unknown platforms that promise lower fees or faster transactions, but these are often the ones that scammers will target.
I'm born and raised in Hawaii. So you know I'm loving all this spam.
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