yung una kong cashout kay coins.ph pinasok ko ulit haha tinesting ko lang kase yung cardless method na curious ako kaya tinry ko tas niload ko ulit sa btc wallet haha yun lugi pa ako ng 10 pesos
Hahaha, nakakatawa ka naman chief!  Nalugi ka pa tuloy. Pero atleast na experience mo na ang cardless atm. Haha I've had that same curiousity when I was still new to all this btc. It's all very new and amazing |
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With altcoin or bitcoin trading, the good thing is that you don't need a lot of capital to start with, and the fees are pretty damn small. You also have a good number of exchanges to pick from.
You always have to have a handle on your emotions when you're trading anything, and I think it's especially hard in the crypto world. Prices of altcoins can bounce so much that you can lose your lunch while you're waiting to make a profit. It's definitely high risk. I wouldn't be brave enough to try it for long.
Well you don't need a strong capital 99% of the time. That's the principal advantage of leverage trading. This sorta falls under 2 scenarios - either you gained it through other means (lawsuit,etc, handed down money) Or you are begging around people for others "crowd funding" scenario looking for investors which a hedgefund does with the 1%. |
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yes there is no doubt about this, if you have some extra money or if you can reserve some money from your salary or from your expenses you have a very good opportunity of invest it in bitcoin, although the price are a little high now but i think if you are going for a long term investment then it is a good chance with you, hope that after an year or you you will really get a very good profit from your investment,
I think you are right. Bitcoin has a potential and we haven't seen even half of it, so if you buy it now you are still early. Even Eric Voorhees staid that the bitcoin market cap has surprised many outsiders in a positive way. Bitcoin keeps surprising people. At the very beginning when the price was about to reach $100 for the first time, a lot "financial experts" believed the price would plummet after that and never recover again. Basically the same happened at $200, etc. Look where we are now. Bitcoin is unstoppable. History tends to repeat itself if you arent wary of the education given already.. then it would be based on the persons fault lol. I say do whatever you can based on your current financial situation despite up or down. |
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You can go with other options thats been prove on the market as well.. but not specifically online based on a website.
Since we are talking about wallet apps - breadwallet served me so far pretty well. Its also opensource for someone verify the line of code they have done.
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Just curious, did you buy physical bars so you can find to cash out easier? The only thing thats holding me back is if you do buy physical ones - most of the buying gold places will rip you off by a good margin.. just curious on if you already made a partnership with someone to avoid that. |
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Think trading similar to a bankroll at a casino - take enough losses and you wont be able to do it again.
Unless you have something that provides the difference of losses you took then thats a way different story.
Its usually a short lived tale of hitting big once if you are lucky then let it sit.
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If you are looking to buy accounts in the future or whatever..it should be noted that you have them provide a signature used on that account and sign a message for it.
The address used if I were you in this case would be 4 months or longer would be ideal.. but long the better.
Even if you have used escrow its always the "hacked" situation.
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I guess I would not do it if I just lost a few times in trading. Well, if you play the trading and lose, then it is a risk that you have received, and it is a risk in business. If you have good skills in trading, you should not be out of trading, because of all the things you do will certainly be risks. I am pretty sure, people who are great at playing trading must have often suffered losses in trading.
Losing a certain amount of trades is fine since most people lose anyways. But just be aware of your loss cap though - and if theres a contingency plan if you do lose all your trades. |
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Theres always going to be some level of trolling, but to eye on it is sort of like cancer in itself..
what good comes out of it? when your focus should be elsewhere trying to increase your purchasing power through other forms... like focusing on your business for example is way more healthier outcome.
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I feel like we are going backwards then forwards..
Like next thing you know if we were to go to war to russia due to the proxy war in ukraine (UN) situation we get drafted lol.
Thank god I`m discharged.
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Just be lucky that you didnt loan anything really huge..
This could of been a huge ugly situation of $20-40 easy.. always enforce some sort of collateral and build rep if you want to get into the loan business.
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You offer some type of warranty??
I`m hesistant, but I dont wana grind like everyone else driving around for pokemon lol.
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And the balance disappears less then 24 hrs...  Everyone is aware cards go bad dude... |
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You`ll notice that most of the better campaigns are closed off now..
So you`ll want to reach your account to being a sr.member minimum the way I see it.
If your'e trying to make money off of it solely then just get a job lol. Then just buy the bitcoin when you prices that are low like at this point in time.
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I will buy as much bitcoins as I can now, and continue to hold, last time I bought at $400 and sold at 775, so my money gained almost 95% in value, I guess I won't make that much this time, but at least I will make some profit.
If you already gained 95% you should be patting yourself on the back, since most have a hard time reacting when to sell. Also you already recouped so you saved price. |
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OMG! I just sold 20 btc T_T"
Should have read your post earlier.. It make sense..
If you are going to do a bulk sell off.. you should do it in gradual amounts. Everyone is aware the day to day prices arent really sets us in.. lol. I usually give it a 2 week or almost a 1 month barrier then decide during that time. If i see a sell off movement I try to stick with selling .1 btc at a time depending how fast. |
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Theres really no quick money.. besides getting a small peer to peer loan off the sites like lendingclub or something else similar.
Which can sustain a bit while you are looking for a job - then begging from family and friends.
Sell everything you own that you dont need, then move on to the bills of services you dont need either.
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In less than two days the bitcoin price has been decreased for more than 90 USD and it is still decreasing, at this stage is not good to buy bitcoin because the price can go even lower but it is also good because now the bitcoin is cheaper than last week.
I see it as a slow sell off. And it`ll hit back near $300 zone lol. I can be wrong though, if there is anything that might make bitcoins acceptance of good news it can sky rocket. Its basically everyone reacting to fear of the market not wanting to be a loser lol. |
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there was no significant effect of halving, and today has decreased. but I can not judge at this time, because we have to see until the end of the year. may be the effect of halving the coming few months of the close of the year.
The effect of the halving could be felt in 6 to 12 months. There will be fewer bitcoins and the price will rise. yes that means it will happen at the end of the year or early in 2017. I hope this incident the same as when halving by 2013, when the approaching end of the year, prices increased over $1,000. It will but the looks of it it usually is just a temp price and falls back to a slight higher price originally. So the price you saw $600 can go back to $450 if we started at 300 zoneish. |
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If anything price is always corrected based off peoples emotions on the current market.
You can really justify on anything else besides on what others reacting really...
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