Hi there.  So best place to keep your btc for these forks is in trezor or nano ledger?  Then its probably an exchange?  Then its electrum?  What about coinbase then?  Also how come there wasn't much information about these forks as people claiming it such as bitcoin cash and gold?

I checked coinmarketcap and i saw super bitcoin and bitcoin unlimited.  They are around 200 dollars each.  So if you own 1 bitcoin, that should be at least 600 dollars right?

What exchange did you use to keep your btc to get the super bitcoin?  Did you also get those other bitcoin forked coins like bitcoin unlimited etc there?

So there are threads about claiming bitcoin cash and gold.  On another forum someone mentioned that since bitcoin had a few forks recently they got a lot of new bitcoin forked coins. They then posted this




Sold some Super Bitcoin at $1k each yesterday

Keep trying to tell my friends who aren't involved just how bananas this market is, we'll never see anything like it again.




Super bitcoin is just another crappy fork.

We've had 4 in the last week, all netting $400+ each per BTC : SuperBitcoin, BitcoinX, Lightning Bitcoin & BitcoinUnited.

You have to have your BTC on certain exchanges to receive them, or wait until your particular wallet provides support.

I try to move my coins to the supporting exchanges in time for the fork so I can dump them ASAP.

We have 2 more coming up that I know of before the end of the year: BitcoinGod and Bitcoin2X.



Is this guy serious or not?  So each of these coins that just forked were around $400 per coin?  How much do each of these coins now?  so basically if you owned 1 bitcoin, you would have 1600 dollars roughly from the bitcoin fork?  Is this true or not?  I had thought these new forks were where the coin probably would be say 50 dollars a piece only.



Also does anyone know what exchange gives you these coins?  I mean if that exchange does, then it seem better to keep btc there to get the forked coins easier?

So there are threads about claiming bitcoin cash and gold.  On another forum someone mentioned that since bitcoin had a few forks recently they got a lot of new bitcoin forked coins. They then posted this




Sold some Super Bitcoin at $1k each yesterday

Keep trying to tell my friends who aren't involved just how bananas this market is, we'll never see anything like it again.




Super bitcoin is just another crappy fork.

We've had 4 in the last week, all netting $400+ each per BTC : SuperBitcoin, BitcoinX, Lightning Bitcoin & BitcoinUnited.

You have to have your BTC on certain exchanges to receive them, or wait until your particular wallet provides support.

I try to move my coins to the supporting exchanges in time for the fork so I can dump them ASAP.

We have 2 more coming up that I know of before the end of the year: BitcoinGod and Bitcoin2X.



Is this guy serious or not?  So each of these coins that just forked were around $400 per coin?  How much do each of these coins now?  so basically if you owned 1 bitcoin, you would have 1600 dollars roughly from the bitcoin fork?  Is this true or not?  I had thought these new forks were where the coin probably would be say 50 dollars a piece only.

When did you buy waves?  Did they have an ico?  Or did you buy it at an exchange?  Do you or anyone know when was waves listed on bittrex and if so, how much was the price when it was first there?

Are there people making more money daytrading as oppose to holding?  Imagine a coin drops then goes back up to same price a few times.  The holder would not make anything.  The trader would right?

The thing is if you wait and price drops, then you could buy more of that certain coin though.  So would you say a coin that is only a few dollars... you probably should just buy now if you think this coin should hit at least 10 dollars?  Thus the difference between 3 and 6 shouldn't be a big difference?

Anyone?

I have bitcoin but any bitcoin that i got came from site that pay out in bitcoin.  Thus i never bought a bitcoin from a site like coinbase or gemini.


Can someone tell me where is the best place to buy bitcoin for someone who has american bank accounts?  Also what would be my limits?  Could i buy around 3k or 5k or more or limits start out low?  Gemini i believe you could send them a bank wire for any amount and then use that to buy btc... is that correct?


Also i assume on coinbase even with high buying limits, do you get your btc instantly or not?  So if you buy 5k worth of btc, when do you get the btc?  At what rate do you get it at?  When you buy it or when they send it?  I assume best way would be either send a wire to coinbase or gdax?  Also im confused a bit with coinbase.  But you could buy with ach transfer?  But doing that you dont get btc instantly and have to wait till your ACH shows up to them?  Thus best way is send a wire?  Any other options?  I would want the option buy btc immediately and get it immediately.

Also another thing.  I notice the bid/ask price for many coins are few cents off.  Say a bid price is 1.05.  The ask price should be around 1.06 right?  Thus should be 1 cent different?  So if ask price is 1.11, and you want to buy, you should put down 1.06 as the price you want to buy?  Thus you could buy it at 1.11 but you would be paying more than as oppose you put 1.06 and wait for it to get filled?

If i want to buy say 1500 shares of a coin that is say 1 dollar, i know that you have to look at the ask price and there would be the ask price and how much of that coin is available.  However say you want to buy 1500 of them but the person selling at lowest price only has 50 shares.  Then the next guy has 150 shares etc.  Thus if you want to buy all 1500 shares, you have to buy through total of 5 sellers.


Is there a way to do this by just putting 1 price or not?  Do you put the ask price of the 5th seller and then put 1500 shares?  Or do you just put say the price of the 5th seller as if you do that, then it would buy all the shares of the previous sellers and then the 5th seller to get the total 1500 shares?  Thus say the first few sellers are selling it at 1 dollar, then another one at 1.01 etc.. then the 5th seller is at say 1.06.


Because if say someone is selling 1500 shares at the lowest possible price on the ask... then its easy.. you click buy 1500 shares at whatever btc price it is at.  But what about when you could only buy that total amount but need to buy from 5 different sellers.  Also this should apply the same when selling as well?  The thing is most of you do the immediate or cancel option right?  Because i wouldnt want to put 1500 shares at 1 dollar... but the could only buy 50... then have to wait till the order gets complete if you know what i mean?

Is a good example when a coin goes up a lot very quickly? 

Is there a way to find out which coins are going to get big news etc?

Anyone?

Has anyone here ordered from the site and had it shipped to the US?  I wanted to buy one on amazon but now its backordered... but not only that the price is like 150 dollars it seems.  Its from sellers though fulfilled by amazon so not directly from amazon.


Its much cheaper on the website but has anyone ordered it from there and how long does it take?  Apparently they shit it from France so anyone know how long?

Is it possible to send a bank wire transfer to an exchange or tether to buy tether?  For example buy 1000 dollars of tether by sending a site/exchange that money and then i get around 1000 tether?  Of course i dont mind the fee but i like to know is it possible?  Such as could i do a bank wire transfer of 5k or 10k to buy tether?  That way i get tether on an exchange like bittrex or binance?  Or i get tether somewhere and then send it to bittrex etc?

Can someone explain what this is exactly?  So its basically money but its called bitbean cash?

Any thoughts on bitbean?

Okay so assuming you get bitcoin.  Its basically do you think btc will go up x amount more or less than btc right?  Thus imagine a coin that is say 1 dollar and you think it would hit 10 dollar.  Then you should obviously convert the btc or some of it to that altcoin then right?