Is this thread only for buyers what about sellers protection ?? there is none with paypal. don't use it unless you accept the risk of losing that transaction's balance at any time for up to a year or more.
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You can't win them all. Remember, the gains last weekend were erased early last week. One should be very skeptical of huge surges like this over a weekend. Be patient, all it takes are a few bad news days and the price will be back where you want it (or lower). China is still highly unpredictable at this point. The current price assumes a continued positive reception from US regulators and a neutral stance from China. If Bitcoin truly threatens power structures, we should expect a more negative regulatory outlook worldwide. This will be balanced to some degree by more business adoption. Over time I believe the adoption rate will considerably counteract regulatory pressure on the price. In the short term, however, expect massive corrections. Picture a large exchange being shut down due to pressure on local authorities, for instance. Plenty of things can go wrong. In the longer term, Bitcoin will have to adjust to technical problems. A hard fork or attempted double spending is guaranteed as mining power becomes consolidated or other unforseen problems arise. The infrastructure will adjust, but there will be a massive price correction. Be patient and profit from these corrections.
you shouldn't be surprised at US being lenient when it comes to bitcoin. US dominates because of our craftiness and abusing technology, which btc allows for perfectly. if a golden goose turned up on your front porch, you wouldn't turn it away. once the profits become large enough i am sure we will see attempts to tax it.
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guys. seriously. just buy some coins and hoard them. buy after crashes.
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lol at ukyo bitching about a problem he created by not defending his own livelihood and the money of countless others.
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He's is waiting for other people who owe him. That means he lied in his contract.
yerp, i got pretty screwed because of the lies. thanks again graet.
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seriously i am not understand
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Ken's attempt at brand confusion has captured at least one demonstrable victim.
That confusion has been made way more than once
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bitcoin is best used as part of your portfolio. i dislike having lots of cash. it is constantly losing its value as it is being printed like crazy every day. 10% cash, 15% gold, 20% silver, 20% bitcoin, 35% oil/land.
I agree, just courious about the oil. Where you store the oil ? in the land ;P
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I:m still waiting for that killer app that:s going to convince everyone to cut up their credit cards and jump onboard the train.
there are several killer apps that bitcoin is: - asset preservation and protection from confiscation and inflation - private property - freedom does your slave card come with any of those? Okay, I:ll give you the point about confiscation, which was a reason cited behind the April rally. There is some validity to that argument, but as an American, I:m not concerned about having my assets seized. I:m not saying that it couldn:t come to that eventually, but it:s not something that I or your average citizen is concerned about in the slightest right now. If you live in Greece, this could be a valid issue though. But before people begin using bitcoin as a store of value, it needs to become much more stable. Given the round of rampant speculation over the past two years, it seems that it would be a long time before we can actually settle into a price range. For the forseeable future, people will fall back on alternatives such as precious metals. bitcoin is best used as part of your portfolio. i dislike having lots of cash. it is constantly losing its value as it is being printed like crazy every day. 10% cash, 15% gold, 20% silver, 20% bitcoin, 35% oil/land.
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I don't think so. May be a temporary price hike or decline from scared Americans. REEMBER!!! Bitcoin is used in world wide. In 2012 and 2013, American Banks restricted transactions related to Bitcoins, but that didn't stop the rest of the world from using and investing in the Bitcoins. Infact, you can still withdraw into FIAT outside USA, Americans are the one who have to pay every expensive fees to Buy the Coiins, and then another hefty fees to cash them out. Mt Gox, if you are American, forget about be able to cash out Bitstamp, if you are American, you can withdraw but pays a lot of $$$ in fees to cash out + 5-7 days of wait + another 3-5 days in FIAT Transactions to show up in the USA. Coinbase, American Company, but if you want to buy coins, you may have to wait for about 10-14 days while they hold your money just to buy the coins. (You'll miss out on the big price move if you were not planning things ahead of time) BTC-E, you can get your money out to FIAT, but if you are American, it's a huge wait period to cash out, or they may even deny your withdraw request stating they can't accept your documents. Bitcoins has a hard-numbered cap how many coins would exist. If the demands exceed the market, price will natually keep going up while many others are just holding on to the coins or May be they can't cash out because they are Americans and even with all of these restrictions america is still 90% of the market
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i love lazy eyed tranvestites
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someone bought above 500
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Epic bear trap?
yep gonna suck if you didnt buy these cheap coins. you'll see tomorrow, ppl crying they didnt buy HAHA to buy in this uncertainty is begging to lose money.
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meet you all at the bottom spiralling down sell while you can
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I can believe that someone is manipulating the market, but I can't understand why they would...
profit that is why
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