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Are there exchanges out there, which allow you to pick your transaction fee? I have a transaction which is still not confirmed, and although it is not a lot of money, I would have gladly paid a couple more bucks and enjoy some peace of mind right now. Unless exchanges offer this option, getting stuck in verification is always a danger in my opinion.
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Up until recently I was thinking that $40K was a distant dream, but seeing how fast the price is rising, $40K may even be reached within the first half of 2018. Once we go past $25K, I don't think that there will be a lot of strong resistance points. Maybe we will even reach six digits within 2018?
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Shorting it is easy enough already on the major crypto exchanges. Bitfinex, Poloniex and Bittrex to start with have a massive volume between them. I think the real impact will be much more money will come into the crypto space as it will be far easier for large investment funds to hedge their holding in Bitcoin. Hedging is after all the original purpose of futures markets and why the CME was founded. Edit: it looks like I'm not alone in that analysis. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-12-01/bitcoin-remains-higher-after-cme-cboe-to-start-listing-futuresThis is going to bring large sums of money in this area, said Naeem Aslam, a chief market analyst at TF Global Markets in London. It sends the message that the product does have some regulation around it and it is trading on the same exchange where other reputable derivatives are.
But doesn't this have the implication that "big money" will have a greater influence in the cryptocurrency market, making it easier to have pump and dump cycles? It's great that more money is coming in and the market cap increases, but I just don't know. |
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Fork dan önce borsa açıklama yapıyor ve o zaman anlıyorsun nasıl hareket edersin, karar verirsin. Sürekli borsa açıklamaların takipte olmalısın
Borsa açıklamalrını tam olarak nerden takip edebiliriz? Yeni başlayanlar için biraz daha açıklayaabilir misin? |
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Joined Telegram, good luck!
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I wouldn't say scared, but they are watching bitcoin carefully because it might force banks to adapt their business models due to cryptocurrencies.
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Keep them in offline wallets and never in exchanges, just to be sure. It is better to be safe than sorry.
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No one knows when it will stabilize. Hopefully as more users enter the system, the distribution of the coins will be even more decentralized, leading to increased stability overall.
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Terrorist organizations are using euros, dollars and probably every other currency as well. So let's ban fiat altogether while we are at it?
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Good. The more countries willing to legalize and regulate bitcoin, the more legitimacy the currency will have.
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This is a nice approach. It is no surprise that the banks and the establishment in general is against bitcoin because it disrupts their business, but as we all know oldet people tend to classify new tech developments as scams or gimmicks, so this theory is not unreasonable at all.
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Well... It's not wrong, but it is obvious that everybody cares about the core price mainly. Let's wait until the core price hits $10K |
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The increase in the fees is bothering me as well. For larger amounts such a fee would be acceptable, but for small amounts or daily transactions, the fees are simply too high right now.
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Nope, that will not happen. Think about it, when thinking about bitcoin we still talk about how much it is worth in dollars. As long as you have to define your own worth by referring to your competitor, you don't have a lot of chance to replace it.
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Calling it a bubble is fearmongering at this stage, in my opinion. The price is volatile, yes, but it is not even close to the dot com bubble. Back then, everyone was investing in tech company stocks because the idea was that they couldn't fail whatever happened. But that's not the case for cryptocurrency, just look at altcoins, there are a lot of them which do not even take off.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not ruling out the eventual possibility of a bubble, but I don't see its indicators right now.
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Cryptocurrencies are definitely not a bubble. Although the recent increases remind us of bubble-like movements, I think the price will eventually correct itself. Some altcoins might burst in the meantime, but I think bitcoin should be fine in the long run.
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This is one of my biggest concerns regarding bitcoin. When can we expect a decrease in the fees? Because the current status is unacceptable in my opinion, the high transaction fees prevent bitcoin from becoming a reliable mode of daily payment.
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