Have you asked a rough estimation from them?

Or they will only give it to you upon completion of the form that they've provided to you? I guess that's a confidential info and you have to pass on the process first by filing up the application that they've provided to you.

Forget about rumors about Facebook holding bitcoin. That news was put in use by the media for them to have a coverage that has been awaited by its audience.

I've read an analysis that the bull run that we're seeing is just the start and really the comparison to 2016. Which means, the 2017 bull run hasn't arrived yet which might be until 2022 with most of those speculations.

That's another big purchase coming from a company.

Due to the market bringing in big companies and they're purchasing hundreds of millions worth of bitcoin, that will encourage other companies that bitcoin really is a no joke asset that they can rely on for their diversification.

That prediction is very likely, we're more than half of it.

No choice but to do continuous follow up your email to them. Unless someone from the forum who worked with a project that have successfully a launchpad will give an idea but I doubt that there will be or if there's a chance, only a little.

No one will be able to give the accurate or any estimate about the cost of it.

It is the best thing to bet on based on your preference. And for those who are just having fun don't you forget that there are YOLO bettors that bet on sports that they trip to bet on.

Like how lucky they are and they're testing it as if they're lucky on that sports even it's not their preference but just having random bets, and there's no hard feelings upon losing.

Although there were merchants that have adopted bitcoin and other preferred cryptocurrencies of theirs as a payment, we can see that it's not yet on the level of those common payment processors but the number is improving and increasing.

But in certain marketplaces where the main payment processors are cryptocurrencies, products being priced in crypto are common. I think also in some other marketplaces, if they're accepting crypto, they'll have it posted how much the price is if someone's going to pay for it in crypto.

I've thought of it before if I'll be staying for long in another country, I won't bring a hardware wallet but instead I'll bring my passphrase but I won't make it look like that it's really a passphrase. I'll put some hidden code or any sequence and pattern that only me can understand it.

What you're thinking OP is doable and I think safer. You just leave the hardware itself when you're done using and transferring but never leave the recovery passphrases.

That's a good comparison and representation of gambling and investing. There is this belief that when we invest, we're also gambling but the example that you've given for investing to those low ranking coins is totally a gamble.

The description of it differentiates from the people discussing it.

And there's no way to trade there anymore because they've closed already.

Since they've closed down, there's no way to get those funds anymore. You may some posts on their thread saying that they've retrieved a part of their funds but I'm doubtful on it already.

I find it confusing but have you provided all the necessary details including all of your transaction details on that wallet and to the exchange that you've said.

Those details will play vital role to your case to prove that you are innocent/guilty. Including those transactions you did in fiat if there's a record. You can also have a counter argument to the manager, how did he know that you contacted the thief and you two are associated? is that document provided includes you and the thief to have a recorded conversation?

$20k could might be the $3k of the next bearish season. That's just another speculation just like what others are saying which I've also read somewhere in the forum.

If we're going to follow bitcoin's cycle, then that could be the next 2-4 years before we see the next high. But just like anyone, we're all hoping and speculating that $100k will be the highest on this cycle we current run.

Bought Ledger Nano S before and I still have the box. Well, it's safe in my vault and only a few from my family knew about what that box is.

I don't intend to destroy or resell it because it's very rare for someone to get into my place where I kept it.

It's a surprise that you've grown that starting capital of yours into a hefty amount of money. You've just learned it and you have nothing against the casino because you're aware of what has happened.

Basically, it's a must when you're about to gamble to a newer casino or to a casino that you want to find out so that you're aware of their rules and, you'll not face any problem during your lucky days.

I've heard of it too but it depends first, on your country and next, on the bank itself. Let's remove the first case of the bitcoin ban, there's no ban so it means that it's totally fine to buy bitcoin in that country because there's no ban.

Now the next thing shall come that if a bank in that country whether there's no law about banning it, they have the ruling to their customers that they should red flag accounts that will be used for buying bitcoin.

It's best to consult your chosen bank or do an experiment with small amount first.

Bitcoin dropped from $64k to $48k and you call that bearish for this month? When in fact bitcoin started the bull run in December 2020 and the price by that time wasn't really that high. No one will have a definite answer for May's movement of bitcoin.

But if it's about bitcoin, we usually say that you should hold it while you can or if your plan is to hold it for the long term. The only analysis that you have to do is to analyze yourself if you think that you're fine buying it at these times.

There's no hope on it, if you'll check their main thread in the forum, you'll see a bunch of people saying that they've been paid by a portion with their remaining funds but they've submitted their identities. But I'm now having doubts that those are legitimate users.

I think that they're forever gone and there's no need for you to think that they'll ever come back. What's done is done and just accept the fact that they're gone.

A simple answer that has been answered by 5 pages, @OP it should be enough that your worry has been answered.

I think it's now time for you to close this thread.

I remember that there were some threads who were asking who's going to be the big companies that will adopt bitcoin and will announce their purchase and here's one of them.

The clue what the strategy is, the newbies should also take note of that. If the big investors are going to long term position in bitcoin then they should also be going into that position.

It is because it is Elon but if it's just a random guy on twitter that tweets of the same words, there will be no attention and pump that will happen. But because it's him, majority of his followers are going to buy and sees every tweet related to Doge as a signal.

We've seen this before with McAfee but the difference is that Elon is consistent only with two cryptos.

Bitcoin & Doge.

They're still using legacy address plus network congestion and that's why the fees are still high. Unlike those wallets that are segwit address, they have cheaper fee.

The customization of fee on blockchain.com wallet is really expensive unlike the other wallets that I've used before even now, that's why it's already a long time since I stopped using it. Use another wallet like Wasabi or Electrum.