Breadwallet 31 at least on Android already has the ability to change from bits to bitcoin. Go to settings > local currency and at the top where the conversion rate for your chosen currency is listed just touch and swipe to the left. You can choose from three options: bitcoin, bits and milllibits. Problem solved. Thanks Breadwallet can someone confirm this is working on iPhone?
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Breadwallet 31 at least on Android already has the ability to change from bits to bitcoin. Go to settings > local currency and at the top where the conversion rate for your chosen currency is listed just touch and swipe to the left. You can choose from three options: bitcoin, bits and milllibits. Problem solved. Thanks Breadwallet can someone confirm this is working on iPhone?
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Trezor is $100 Ledger Nano S is $60. If you have more than one bitcoin you really should use one of them.
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There is heavy resistance at $780 and 5180 yuan. Also $800 and 5200 are important round number barriers. In addition 5300 is an important Fibonacci resistance level on Huobi. If all those are taken out yes ATH probable otherwise consolidation or flash crash.
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I'm buying some now after I sold a bunch at $7.30. Seems to be good long term investment.
I hope you put a 10% stop loss on your long, I doubt that Monero has bottomed yet with Bitcoin on the rise. Next support level if .0058 does not hold is .0043. |
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After the 2013 bubble bitcoin did not start to recover until the weekly 200 MA was tested for nine months.
Context : BTC was > 6 years old at that time. How did it look for previous BTC bubbles with the weekly 200MA, when BTC was same age as XMR ? Please explain why you would look at the weekly 200MA for an asset the age of XMR. Either I don't understand (very possible) or it is a pretty irrelevant comparison unless. I think I am going to need some charts to understand your point please. Go to bitcoinwisdom, put up a 200 MA on a weekly MtGox BTC/USD chart and you will see the weekly 200 MA worked for earlier bitcoin bubbles. XMR just tested the daily 200 MA.  |
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After the 2013 bubble bitcoin did not start to recover until the weekly 200 MA was tested for nine months.
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On Bitstamp $777 is important to watch as it is the 61.8% retracement from the all time high to $152 low. Also the June 17 high so expect resistance.  For OKCoin watch the 5300 yuan level same 61.8%  |
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Why bother when you can buy a Ledger Nano S for $60 and know your bitcoin are secure.
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Thank you for your response.
Both Circle and Coinbase know what you are up to.
How do they know?
You should be OK with Circle. I did not see any prohibitions in Coinbase terms of service but you should double check for yourself. However, Coinbase has closed accounts for no reason given before. Do you really want to take that chance for a few bucks?
I do store a nice chunk of BTC in my Coinbase multisig vault; might that buy me some good will? I have transferred most of the BTC that I purchase on GDAX to either my Coinbase wallet, my Coinbase multisig vault, my Electrum wallet, or a paper wallet. I also made a couple of BTC transfers to my Circle wallet; was that a mistake? Both companies use blockchain analysis tools to track transactions. As far as keeping bitcoin at Coinbase in the vault you would be better off using a hardware wallet like Ledger Nano S or Trezor to store it yourself. If you do not own the private keys, all you have from Coinbase is an IOU. The chance of a problem is slight, but why take a chance with your bitcoin? |
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I've recently begun buying bitcoins through the Coinbase GDAX exchange and selling somewhat smaller quantities of bitcoin through Circle. Since the Circle sale price for small amounts of BTC (i.e., around 1.0 BTC) is usually close to 1% higher than the last GDAX trade price, I am making a few bucks from this arbitrage opportunity (while also accumulating BTC). I have been using one bank account to transfer USD to Coinbase and a different bank account to receive USD from my Circle sells. Am I asking for trouble from one or more of these companies? Any recommendations to avoid problems?
Should I avoid sending BTC from Coinbase/GDAX directly to my Circle wallet? Does Circle know where my BTC came from?
Both Circle and Coinbase know what you are up to. I took a look at both TOS and arbitrage is not prohibited. In fact Circle states: You can use your Circle account to buy bitcoin for sale on other registered platforms and exchanges or to sell bitcoin acquired from other registered platforms and exchanges. You cannot use your Circle account to (i) buy bitcoin for sale to individuals through peer-to-peer brokerage services or unregistered exchanges (such as LocalBitcoins, Craigslist, eBay or similar websites), (ii) sell bitcoin that you have acquired directly from individuals through peer-to-peer brokerage services or unregistered exchanges (such as LocalBitcoins, Craigslist, eBay or similar websites), or (iii) buy or sell bitcoin on behalf of anyone else. Such activities might be in violation of federal and/or state law - so we can’t allow it. You should be OK with Circle. I did not see any prohibitions in Coinbase terms of service but you should double check for yourself. However, Coinbase has closed accounts for no reason given before. Do you really want to take that chance for a few bucks? |
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200 MA on the daily chart is .062. I put my bids there and adjust as the MA changes.
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If it is not wise to use 2FA on Electrum right now why are you recommending creating a new wallet with 2FA enabled? IMO the best way to use Electrum is with a Trezor managing your private keys. Ledger Nano S also supports Electrum but you have the option of passphrase protecting your seed with Trezor.
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Has to make a new all time high first, and that could take a year or two. Remember it has been three years since bitcoin made its ATH.
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I have not been able to get my Trezor recognized by electrum or Multibit HD in Windows 10. I have updated firmware and trezor bridge. Strangly enough mytrezor.com works fine, but neither electrum or Multibit recognize the trezor at all, though I do hear the windows usb noise when I plug it in. Can anyone tell me how to get multibit hd to recognize it again, I really don't care about electrum.
Thanks
If you want this solved best to open a support ticket at http://satoshilabs.kayako.com/ you need help directly from Trezor sounds like. |
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There was an post at /r/Monero where a new DNM using only Monero (MoneroMarket) is closing: -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256
It seem there is no place for an exclusive XMR market right now. Not a single transaction since we launched. The risk and the cost running this type of market is not worth it at all.
We will continue to work on our market and we will release a new version on January 2017 after RingCT hoping there will be more users than bag holders at this time.
We do believe XMR will be a major coin over the next years but the community need to use the coin for real use and not just hold it hoping to get rich quick. The real value of a coin stand in the daily volume of transactions (real transaction to buy something).
Before people starts speculation that this is an exit scam.... let's be clear here... Since we launched we have not received a single deposit (vendor bond, purchase, etc...) which is the reason we took the decision to put it offline and continue to work on it and release a more complete version after the hard fork.
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No, there is some tension and uncertainty once again as interests are pushing for a hard fork to BU.
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Expecting a DNM vendor to hedge Monero held in escrow is not realistic. Rather I think they will just accept bitcoin only as long as Monero price is volatile. A quiet period of price stability around .01 for a few months, maybe trading range .09 - 1.2 would be welcome. That would calm fears of a bear market, increase confidence and set the stage for an uptrend in 2017.
Yes I would welcome a trading range of .09 - 1.2  So you think some stability will lead to adoption? Would adoption lead to volatility as it did last time? I have never seen proof that Monero is used to a significant extent yet on DNMs. The speculative bubble starting in August was just that, speculation that Monero would be commonly used along with Bitcoin on the DNMs. And the bubble burst but Monero is still trading 4X the price in July. There does seem to be solid buy support below .01 and Monero is on every trader's radar now. |
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beat6.biz has another problem which is appearance. Website is not visually appealing which is why they were never reviewed by the large HYIP blogs like MNO or DavidNews. Looks like a low rent HYIP waiting for the one big fish to deposit enough for them to go scam.
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