#eBay dropped #PayPal for #Ayden. That's going to severaly hurt PayPal. Who knows how much longer they'll be around? Between the disolution of their longstanding partnership with ebay, and increased competition from traditional credit cards and the new wave of cryptocurrencies, I'd say $PYPL's days are numbered.

I just read in this article here: www.talkmarkets.com/.../heres-why-crypto-is-correcting--and-why-its-temporary

by @[Adam Sharp](user:15144), that South Korea has banned annoymous crypto currency trading. Though for the life of me, I don't understand how that would work. Perhaps someone here can explain it to me.

South Korea is banning anonymous cryptocurrency trading? That's news to me. How would that even work?

Would bitcoin for example allow a buyer to be anonymous in one country but not in another? If they want to allow for crossborder commerce, then the company would need to know the identity of all of it's users. That would likely turn off many who purchased cryptocurrency in the first place. It might even cause a mass selloff.

Would love to learn more about this.

Nice video. I especially like your intro graphic.

Was hoping for better news.

You should invest also @[Harry Goldstein](user:15520), making a mint on a new startup idea builds character too!

Yes, I went in. Looking forward to using your service.

I'm too poor to hire an accountant to do my taxes. Do I need to be an accredited investor to invest in the crowdfunding campaign? What's the minimum investment?

I'd agree with that! :)

I purchased $PTRC after reading @[Phil Flynn](user:33688)'s article on the company here: www.talkmarkets.com/.../a-third-dimension-in-oil-production

That was at 85 cents per share. I've been very happy with the increase since then.