The only reason it's going to show a ton of smaller transactions is that it wasn't able to buy all of the coins (500) at the same price, so it's showing you all of the different prices which it bought the coin at.

This is to help you with giving you all of the prices so you can work out an average.

Binance is pretty secure, setup 2fa though.

So a scam in trying to get people to join in on a new coin under the guise of it being the save to Bitcoins congestion problems -- which simply isn't true. If you go to the site which is for this shitcoin you'll find that all of the links on their site are all fake.

Check it all out on their site, it'll explain how this site and coin is all shit. Just like the rest of the shitcoins which are out now.

I mean while this is sad and all, this dude did have it coming for what he did as if what you say is true, him running BTC-E that means he stole a lot of Bitcoin from innocent people and then used it to run his own exchange and now he's doing it again. Talk about scum of the earth.


I will agree with some here and say that it is a little weird that he is taking strolls, maybe he wanted to be kidnapped?EXIT SCAM??

I think this whole thing could go both ways in its affecting of the price, as you have the news on the MSM that is saying that Bitcoin is a scam and then you have other pieces of news stories with analysts saying Bitcoin will go to 25k-50k.

It goes both ways and I really don't know what Bitcoin will be going to next in terms of price.Hopefully up though, cause I own it!

That just simply isn't true. There are actually people that have professions of tracking within the blockchain, and they sure as hell do a pretty good job cause most people don't do their due dilligence when it comes to using Bitcoin as they don't even make it more secure for themselves. Bitcoin can be made more secure and anon, away from the watchful eye of people who want to know what you're doing -- but it isn't easy.

Bitcoin will be regulated heavily, but only when itis something that is hurting the big powers.

A lawyer. No one here is going to be able to help you with something like this, as this is something which relies on your countries laws heavily so it's not something which is going to work without a lawyer from your country laying everything out for you.

So find a lawyer in your area,maybe even one that knows about Bitcoin cause then they'll be able to know what the hell you're talking about.

Meh, highly doubt that anyone cares if you have some random certification that no one is going to care about. Like I mean it would be nice and cool for it to be there as a resume builder, as it is another certification but I don't think it holds any weight.

Wouldn't get involved with something like this, and I'm not planning on doing this either.

They'll get back to you at some point, GDAX is under a large load with all of the people that are trying to use. With the price increases they have a lot of people that are coming in and using their services, spamming them up massive amounts.

I know it may sound like an excuse for them, but this company didn't go ahead and expand when they should've. But they are a reputable company in the end, so they will fix everything up with you. Just ensure calling them enough, support tickets, etc.

None, probably cause I don't want to get scammed and lose everything that I had to invest.All of the new ICO's are bound to screw you cause all of them these days are big pump and dump scams with nothing to go along with them.

These new coins have no usage but yet again, I don't think any other coin besides Bitcoin has a usage -- as Bitcoin is the only coin which is being used actually. Other coins are just traded coins.

It's not, and its never going to be in full secret. You're going to have to ensure it is though, which is something that can never be 100 percent. Even by using mixers and new wallets for each tx it's not going to do you a ton of good.

Being cautious is all that you can do and make sure your purchases are anon if you want to be anon.Funding things in super secret does sound sketchy though.

I mean in the defense of some companies and some governments, there is a reason to allow for people to patent the tech behind certain items. Like ASICBOOST that was something that was made, originally, to be used by a company. It rewards the creator for what they did.


Patents are something that is useful in certain situations, though governments MUST be transparent in who they give them to.

This right here is something good to go off of. Analysts like to make these shitty predictions and then alter them in the future when things change, they're unable to make long term predictions cause they're wrong about 99 percent of the time.

Morgan Stanley is also playing into their ulterior motive of trying to kill Bitcoin, as they know the damage that it can and will cause to these established banks if it was to gain popularity and go mainstream.

I mean, I doubt the reasoning behind doing this was to kill BTC. It probably was to go ahead and gain taxes from other events, Bitcoin and other cryptos just got caught in the crossfire and can't do anything about it. If you were a tax prepared before this anyway you'd know that you should be eering on the side of caution when it comes to Bitcoin exchanges, and most professionals say that you should've been stating that each buy and sell of ANY COIN (exchanges as well) is a taxable event and must be recorded for gains.

It's sad but this is how the world works. Capital Gains and shit.

Not surprised in the least, kinda expected for this sort of thing to happen to exchanges as they're not really ready for this massive wave of volume to come in without any sort of upgrades on their side. This isn't an excuse at all, I just think we should give these companies some slack as they are going to end up fixing things in the end.

This is a common them with Bittrex, coinbase / gdax, kraken, etc. I wouldn't be too scarred yet.

I don't really, yet again, see a real-life usage for another one of these coins. It's just like the rest of the coins being that it has a good idea behind it now, or at least a wonderful platform (being telegram is amazing and I've used it many times) though I don't see how a coin would help at all in a messaging app.

I guess time will tell what the vision is.

That's just not true, these sites RARELY work cause they're not even close to suited for mobile usage. The only reputable exchange that I can think of that has a mobile site is  Binance, I even think they have an IOS and Android app (plus a windows app) which'll work for your needs.

Goodluck

Can't go living in the FOMO, if you want to get involved and can afford to lose the money that you're putting in then so be it come in. But if you can't afford to lose out on some money then getting involved in Bitcoin (and other cryptos) then I wouldn't get involved.

FOMO only leads to losing out cause someone tries to ride the wave in, and then they lose out.

This is one of the biggest things that can either make you lose a good amount of money, or at least lose out on the potential of making a TON more.If you're getting into crypto, you should go in with the mentality that the money you put in is already gone -- so then you're able to sit around and HODL with 30 percent losses to your portfolio and be okay.

This then allows you to maximize profits as you won't be selling until you need to.

Goodluck! Where are you buying coins from anyway?

I mean people are going to be following the money, which isn't rare and is kinda supposed to happen -- sadly when it comes to hacking this is the sort of thing that's going to happen but yeah.

This is something that we're gonna have to educate people about, cause we don't want the name for crypto being tarnished becauseof some super greedy fucks who are trying to make a buck but in the meantime killing the chance for crypto to help.

BASH FACEBOOK TO HAVE THESE ACCOUNTS SHUTDOWN AND CLEAR UP THEIR ISSUES

Never have had this issue at all, it seems to be something with the fee that has been set by GDAX or by Binance themselves. Could you send the TX so we're able to see if it's just an issue with the ETH network -- which while unlikely is still possible.

Would you be able to just show your TX here?