Added a neg on OP's account for trying to buy a new one.  Dumbass.  The only reason he'd be looking to buy a new account is either to pull off a scam of his own or to earn money by shitposting his horrible English BS all over this forum.  This is why account sales are bad.  And look, he got scammed by an account seller.  What a surprise!

For a marketplace that doesn't support bitcoin sales, there sure are a hell of a lot for sale there. I'm pretty sure that rule is untrue or not enforced.

Would I buy crypto on eBay?  Not at the prices you generally find there. I haven't actually checked in a while, but it used to be like buying from wesellcrypto.com--a really high mark up and not worth it. Seems like it'd be fairly safe if you paid with PP but I've never done it.  As mentioned, you can find good deals right on bitcointalk.

Thank you!  I wish the idiots who start all these threads about China would realize this.  China is not out of the bitcoin game by any means.  China has not outlawed crypto, even though I'm not 100% sure what they're doing over there.  This last drop was probably just traders getting scared, panicking, and selling.

A flash crash?  Maybe.  I wouldn't argue against it, especially since flash crashes are totally unexpected.  Lol, who predicts one of those??

Anyway, I bought some Dash recently since it got whacked along with most of the other altcoins.  We'll see if I make a few pennies on it.

It's at what, 24 satoshi?  That's not a new low.  In fact I think it's at exactly where it was when I started noticing doge back in 2015 or so. 

It really is too bad, because as I think I mentioned I do like doge and it does have advantages over bitcoin.  Think about how much 1 doge is in terms of fiat, and think about sending money using 1 doge as a fee--it's super cheap.

Not going to clog up the thread any more than I have, but don't you guys think it might be a good time to buy now that doge is selling for 24 sat?  You know, buy LOW sell HIGH.  It looks pretty damn low to me.

Yeah well, there'll be plenty more buying opportunities.  I don't think what you did is exactly a rookie mistake, either.  No one knows where the bottom of any market is, nor the best time to buy.  Hindsight is always crystal clear.

Me, I did just fine because I don't own a lot of bitcoin and wasn't in need of money, so I didn't sell any.  If I was deep into the market I'd probably have been sweating bullets.  A drop of $1000 over the course of 36 hours or whatever it was could have necessitated a barf-bag.  The only regret I currently have is being piss poor.  I'd really like to buy some bitcoin right now, because I think we're still in the midst of a raging bull market and it's a decent time to buy.  But I'm definitely grateful I'm not one of the sheep who got slaughtered.

It's people who believe bitcoin is oversold.  And I agree with people above who have doubts as to whether China is responsible for this--how can anyone really know?

The market works like this:  If there are selling orders overwhelming the buy orders, the price of whatever it is will drop.  Yes, all sell orders must have a corresponding buyer for all executed orders.  But there can be huge, unfulfilled sell walls that eat up all the buys.  In that case, you'll see exactly what we've been seeing for the past couple of days, a gigantic dip.  If only I had money, I'd be buying right now.  This bull market is nowhere near over yet.

Yeah, but none of that stuff is "killing crypto".  You've seen the scams perpetrated daily with not only ICOs, but crypto in general, and there's no way governments aren't going to start regulating that.  It's still the wild west, but it's being that less so day by day.

Also, crypto isn't being killed by anything.  The opposite is happening, in fact.  Just look at how wildly bullish bitcoin and the altcoin scene is.  Money is flooding the market, and gov't regulation isn't going to touch that unless they outlaw crypto--and that isn't likely to happen.

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Thanks, dude!

Edit:  And thanks for accepting me.  I'll do my best.

Or this forum, because his English sucks ass. This thread was created so that all his alts can pile in and shitpost.  It's so tiring.  OP won't post in this thread again, you watch.

Frankly I'd love to see bitcoin drop off to $100 just to flush the campaign spammers down the toilet. 

We're already starting to rebound, so this schmuck is a little late with this kind of topic.

I don't think signature campaigns are first come first served, and I don't get why people "reserve" spaces.  It's really just spam IMO.  I'd lime to hear an opinion from a mod. 

Lauda, do you think writing "reserved" in a sig campaign thread is spam?  I'm just talking about those, not ANN or any other threads.  I'd like to know if reporting those posts is a waste of time.

Cheap? I don't know about that.  In a purely relative sense, maybe, and only if you use the last 4 months to compare it to.  That's pretty short sighted if you ask me.

On the other hand, I think we're on our way back up and may surpass $5000 sometime soon.  I have to add my voice to the echo chamber here and say it probably is a good time to buy.  Go for it.

It could be, but if this is a dead cat bounce, it's one hell of a bounce.  I'm neither buying nor selling right now--I would be doing the former if I had any cash, but I don't.  Somehow whenever bitcoin tanks, I have no money freed up to buy it.  I've missed so many opportunities it's nauseating.  But it's still nice to see the end of the slide.

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Thanks for your consideration.   

It's nice that you all want to call the bottom, but did any of you genius technical analysts call the TOP??

Lol nobody knows enough English to write "temporary" correctly.

Noobs like this one should have lifetime restrictions on posting.

Don't know how I missed this, but thanks OP!  Now you have another neg.  Good luck appealing to the mods!

Dump it.  You're too silly and weak to own any bitcoin anyway.  Leave it to the grownups with stronger hands who don't have to ask for advice on how to trade.

Yeah, no kidding.  That's what I'm worried about.  That and the fact that he's shown me he has at least three different PayPal accounts he uses.  I removed the positive trust I left him from the first deal we did.  Even though it went smoothly, I wouldn't deal with him again and would recommend anyone else think twice before doing so.

Noobs generally don't get a trust score unless it's negative,  because most noobs here are scammers if they try to rush into deals and are obviously farming trust.  It's something that takes time and having integrity.

What, is Coinbase closed tonight or something?   

Nobody is going to vouch for you from reddit, because there's no way to prove who you are.  And nobody here is going to trust a complete noob with a PayPal deal.  Nobody sane, that is.