Where can we buy coins as Yobit is on the old chain?

Can't hurt to check it out especially if it is free and there are some good tips given out.  Not very often do you get anything for free.

I like the idea behind this coin and the name is great, a shame I missed out on the ICO might have to get some in a bit after the usual ICO crazy is finished.

I think we will hear from the exchanges as we get closer and if it looks like it is happening.  The end of the day they want to keep their volume so I would imagine a lot of them would carry both.

The price it could go either way we just don't know.

Apart from what has already been suggested if you are looking to purchase a small amount you could try an ATM, they will have a charge but it should be less than the 7% but try one of the other options first as they will be cheaper.

Right now at this moment I like WBB and COVAL, this could change at anytime.

I remember a time when a selling point of bitcoin was that you could send money anywhere for free or at least for hardly anything, I suppose with a fee of $1 or $2 it is still better than a lot of places.

I wonder how the faucets are handling this nowadays, I guess they would need to have a much larger minimum withdrawl limit.

Quite possibly it could reach that level this year if it keeps going as it is abd we get more companies building using ETH, I doubt it will reach bitcoin heights anytime soon.

The exchanges will usually put something out to let everyone know what their stance is, if they will handle everything or if you will need to take action.  I wouldn't worry too much about it at this stage though, you should however keep a % of your bitcoin off exchanges just in case.

Great idea and I think many of us will already be doing this.  I have been doing this for a while and have gone one step further and setup a multisig wallet via Copay with the wife so It can't be touched unless we both sign off on it.

Just noticed ETH was down, this could put a spanner in the works just as it was on fire.  Will be interesting to find out what's happening.

The majority of these sites will turn out to be bad ones, it will take you a long time to get a return though, I haved used Genesis Mining but wouldn't rush back to any bitcoin cloud mining.

I found it better trading against alt coins.

Someone has put together a how to video for Bittrex which might help in giving you a quick overview  https://youtu.be/E4uheFQfhgc

Good luck

Probably Kaken would be best or maybe coinbase.  Compare the fees and see which one suits.

I quite like it when I see articles about bitcoin and other coins, kind of validates it.  The more bitcoin becomes mainstream the more attention there is on other projects as well which I think benefits everyone.

I haven't had any major issues with them but I am using small amounts, had a couple of delays but nothing drastic.  True they do have a few accusations involving large amounts so if you are dealing with large amounts have a further look around.

I would say ETH for sure, ETH just seems to be getting more and more interest most recently Kik which has a lot of users are building their own currency using ETH.

The best time to buy would be when you have the money and you are asking should I buy, best not to wait until a drop because it goes up and down a lot.

I think everyone that has alts is feeling the hit right now, I am in COVAL and WBB for the ride so will be holding on, what goes down must go up lol.

For the past week I was getting used to waking up and seeing the price a couple of hundred higher, bit of a surprise when I saw it had dropped so much this morning and all the alts as well.

Some would say his is now the time to stock up on coins before the traffic lights turn to green.