What is the point o this? It does sound too good to be true but you could easily prove being in possession of those BCH at least, will you be signing a message with the address? Other than that, you could easily deposit on HitBTC and get your deposit credited with only two confirmations.

Brexit's vote actually offered bitcoin quite a boost in its price. When global markets seem to be going down, it's only then that bitcoin's price seems to be having a correlation with real world events, but that seems to be an inverse correlation. In my case, the Euro has been almost too stable lately amid major FIAT currencies, I wouldn't take it into account too much in regards to my thoughts on bitcoin.

You can check threads others have posted for lists of parties providing escrow within this forum. My advice would be to check who's active and ask if they'd accept escrowing your transaction. If they would, you can then start a message convo in this forum with all parties involved including the escrower.

You'd still be trading if you were doing this over short term profit. Trading is part of investment afterall, nothing to worry about the name on its own in my opinion.

Honestly, selling bitcoin should not be looked down upon by this community. Nobody is a millionaire until he's sold bitocins, and we wouldn't have had any "bitcoin millionaires" if it weren't for large holders selling at some point or another. Right now, major selling by a single party could trigger a market-wide trend of panic amid the otherwise bullish sentiment but that's how free markets work.

The volatility of bitcoin has actually been going down lately and perhaps that's most to the bullish market sentiment that keeps pushing prices up through time. Volatility could be back in if there was another major price drop though.

There are wallets that will allow you to create transactions eligible for acceleration on your own by bumping the fee. Greenaddress allows such a thing, as well as other more complicated wallets.

It was about time  ICOs started becoming part of a joke. The win with them has been absurd and only a very small percentage seem to be having any potential for success in Pittsburgh of billions of dollars in them.

I don't think that bch has any longer g term potential. It would probably be dead by the time the bubble popped, and not likely sooner than that. It's not possible for both to be sustained for long.

Aside of the fact that altcoins would probably be dead by then, you're not a millionaire until you stop holding them and sell for actual money. That's something may crypto fans don't really get.

CNBC has been featuring many pro-bitcoin people lately. My take is that someone high in their corporate ladder might be involved with bitcoin and perhaps actually hold a personal stake at it.

Currently I believe that viable strategy would be to bet on altcoin booms. Those seem to happen from day to day so a diversified portfolio could hold up well against such a market sentiment.

I don't see it as a crackdown, more just an observation and mere mention that depending on the circumstances ICOs can be considered securities. SEC won't bother in my opinion, mostly due to how new these technologies are to them.

Thank you very much for this report, I've moved Coinizy (Kardiz) to the Quarantine section. I really hope scam accusations will be resolved but things don't look too great for their users.

Interesting how ViaBTC confirmed this. Hopefully services will know how to handle transactions securely because attacks on BCH could be ongoing due to conflicting interests.

Bitcoin could be useful in allowing direct transfers from user to user but for such a feature to be utilized there would need to be basic infrastructure like electricity and internet. If third world countries start having those then there could be a leapfrog to bitcoin.

All of the above could be interpreted as facts leading to what marks the end of a cryptocurrency's bubble. I don't think Waves has much of any potential for a recovery now that interest was lost.

Unless paxful has options to raise fees on your transactions then there is not much that can be done, especially since it's a service that doesn't provide users with private keys of addresses. It's all up to them.

I've tried with on eBay and PayPal without any problem. Take this with a grain of salt though, my suggestion would be to try with a cheap virtual card and a small amount first. Be sure to report back with the results. 

I run a thread listing bitcoin debit cards: List of bitcoin debit cards, I'm experienced on this topic and I'd be glad to receive a vouch copy and provide an honest review to OP's work. Let me know.