Binance is definitely doing great right now. Also with Binance having .1% trading fees[1] compared to Bittrex's .25% trading fees[2] is still quite significant for daytraders. Remember though, who's to say Binance will be shitty in the future? Bittrex also started out really really well, almost like how Binance is doing now, and Bittrex just simply slowly but surely became quite bad. Hoping the same won't happen to Binance.

[1] https://support.binance.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000429332-Fee-Structure-on-Binance
[2] https://bittrex.com/fees

In my opinion we can go probably even 10x if everything goes well in 2018. Pretty much the only thing that's stopping this rise in price is probably regulations or pretty much any negative news and or FUD. Hoping for the best though, still hoping that McAfee is right about bitcoin being $1,000,000 in 2020[1], even though it's quite a stretch to think that.

[1] http://www.newsbtc.com/2017/11/29/john-mcafee-ups-2020-prediction-1000000-btc/

If I remember correctly, Galaxy S3's latest android version only goes up to Android 4.4 Kitkat, and you probably need at least Android Lollipop or Marshmallow to run the Binance app. So it's either you install a custom ROM on your S3 device(should be easy if you know how to follow instructions), or you buy a new phone.

Here's a guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTz_09TljUY
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Always remember this advice:

Any investment plan that promises returns, is either a ponzi or a scam. or both. This site is a perfect example of it:


Legitimate investments, like penny stocks or stocks in general, doesn't promise returns. There are always risks when talking about investing, even when investing in bitcoin or cryptocurrencies in general.

Yeah.. no. Not because you're a full member it doesn't mean you're already trustworthy. I'm really sorry if you're really planning on helping out though.

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It's not worth risking giving money to a stranger that we're not sure if we can actually trust.

The goals of campaigns are to advertise their site/token/service through users that posts relevant and helpful replies. But checking your post history, unfortunately it doesn't look like you know much about bitcoin or cryptocurrencies in general, so it's very unlikely for you to be accepted in a campaign anyway if one we're to be open.

Also, focus on learning, and NOT making money.
If your main focus here in bitcointalk is to make money, then you're better off elsewhere.

I know people here hate BCH, but there's definitely something wrong. The wallet you're using is showing the wrong suggested fees. Disregarding other kinds of issues, BCH actually has small fees compared to BTC due to the bigger blocks and BCH's blockchain not being congested. What wallet are you using?

Some wallets shows fees both in sats and in dollars. But mostly the suggested fee is not right, so custom fees are always recommended.

I'm pretty sure the only way you can get rid of them is to send them to some other random ethereum address, or probably create an ethereum wallet whereas you just throw all your useless and unwanted tokens there.

or probably throw your tokens on this website: https://uetoken.com  just for fun lol

Nope. Not even close. Sure, their advantages sounds good. But behind all those advantages there are lots of long term negative side effects.
I know people hate it, but if I we're to look for a decent competitor to bitcoin, it would be BitcoinCash(BCH). Will it surpass BTC? Very unlikely. But it still has a chance compared to BitcoinX in my opinion.

Correct me if I'm wrong. but Maybe you meant South Korea? Not China?

For those wondering, it's about South Korea being against anonymous accounts on exchanges, to counter money laundering activities.
Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2017/12/28/bitcoin-price-tumbles-south-korea-joins-cryptocurrency-crackdown/

Keep away from those sites. The best legitimate way to get BTC is to simply buy it. That's it. Bitcoin is a currency, you just can't join some "investment opportunity" and get easy money without doing much.


lol nope

Why not just try out multiple exchanges and decide for yourself? Each person has their own preferences. Some wan't better graph UI, some want more coin support, etc. Try em all out, then stick to the one exchange that you feel comfortable using.

https://bittrex.com
https://bitfinex.com
https://binance.com

You meant Ethereum, right?

Sure, it is a valid method. Sounds simple right? But how are you going to know when to buy and when to sell? If you don't know what you're doing, you're definitely going to have some losses.

It doesn't look like you've been using bitcoin since 2011 mate. You clearly don't know what you're talking about. Refund? Cancel the transaction? Make it expire? LOL. It's not their fault as you chose your own fee. Transactions can't be canceled. Transactions cannot be "expired".

bitcoin is a scam network and blockchain.info are rippers, scammers and thiefs who have no fcking clue on how to operate a wallet containing other people's money. chuckblocker is a bitcoin user that doesn't have a clue on how bitcoin works. ftfy

What are the best times to day trade crypto? It differs from person to person. Some prefers to trade more when exchanges are somewhat being flooded by buy and sell offers; some prefers to trade more when the listings are somewhat calm, probably late at night on a dominant timezone.

Or how do I develop a schedule around a 24 hour market place? Again, it differs from person to person. Just test things out and trade a couple of hours a day, and stick with a schedule you're more comfortable with.

No you don't. Whatever wallet you're using, you just need to import your bitcoin's private keys to a legitimate Segwit2x wallet to have access to your forked coins.

Also, Ledger will provide access to the forked coins if the code base is available as they said.
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/ledgerwallet/comments/7lnaz5/segwit2x_fork/

The new Segwit2x team's plan is to take out Satoshi Nakamoto's bitcoins and spread it out to bitcoin holders probably by percentage depending on how much bitcoin is in each's wallet. So yes, you will end up having more Segwit2x coins than your bitcoin(BTC).

I'm pretty sure it completely depends on how careful the exchange stores their data. If the exchange's security sucks, and you have your credit card info on your account, then they could probably use your funds to buy bitcoin and send em out to the hacker's wallet.

Coinbase is good, sure, but always remember to not store big amounts of bitcoin/eth/ltc on Coinbase.

First off, even with any kind of wallet, they can't help you speed up your transactions or get your bitcoin back if you've already sent it. Just get your funds out asap.

Also, you might want to read this: [General] Bitcoin Wallets - Which, what, why?

Segwit2x is a hardfork. Pretty much has no impact to the main bitcoin chain in terms of fees.