Also quit claimng "40,000 Icelanders got AUR" because that's completly wrong.
40K wallets recieved AUR from a massive 50% premine, that much we agree upon.
~BCX~
Yeah, there isn't much evidence that Icelanders received the coin much less used it. Iceland's population is only 320,000 - if they were serious it shouldn't have been difficult to get everyone involved with the coin... |
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Try circle.com after a few transaction they will increase your buy limit to 3000 usd and you can use a debit card.
do they have lower fees that coinbase? ps: i live in Europe If you live in Europe, use Kraken. They allow SEPA deposits in Euros. |
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I did check those buy it seems that kraken takes huge fees when you deposit usd as well when you cash out.They have a 15$ minimum fee both ways.
That seems like a lot, are there any smarter alternatives?
If you are American and are depositing dollars, you are better off using Coinbase. you can link your bank account to your coinbase account and then do a direct deposit in the normal way. |
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I'm starting to think there are no bitcoin users in Iceland. I have been trying to give away BTC for almost two months and have had no success. If anyone wants it, it's still available. Just go pick it up or make a deal with someone who can. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1610684The entire population of Iceland is only 323,000, and lots of those will be old. It's the wrong country for a bitcoin breakthrough because there simply arn't enough young tech savvy people to make a difference. |
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Update on bitcoin price 685$!! And has a strong way to go up. Lets welcome 700$ again. Hope 700$ will be the next stable bottom of bitcoin.
Careful now - if American interest rates get hiked after the election, then the bitcoin price will stall. It will still be strong against the yuan, euro and pound, but in dollars it will stall. |
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Given how volatile the foreign exchanges are, I expect more and more online companies will start offering bitcoin simply because it is holding it's value.
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Focus on the market cap not the spot to BTC ...
I will predict DOGE will likely hold 50 satos in 12 months.
Agree with this - doge is currently dropping against btc because bitcoin's value against the dollar is going up. Doge against dollar is pretty steady. |
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EU might not be the best place to be in, but the UK has made a mistake.
The world is globalized now and they cannot go back to their own sweet corner.
The EU is nothing but a protectionist club for Germany and France and it is killing all the other countries in it - see Greece, Spain, Italy, Finland etc Britain is better off out. |
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Doge is going to be pumped very soon! It is one of the oldest and genuine coins and has a very fair distribution.
!  (click to enlarge) I guess if everyone believes it is going to be pumped, everyone will buy, and then it will go up!  |
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i have not been hearing much about dogecoin all these days,it seems to me that it popularity is gradually going down,am i right ?
I also agree. I don't know why though. The price has been going down too. The last time this happened I knew it was a good time to buy and it shot up to 60 before settling on around 40 for a very long time. Doge has always been worth 30-45 satoshi. This time though I'm very unsure what is going to happen. The doge community took a hit when the whole moolah scam thing came out, and they're pretty depressed and are no longer doing things like sponsoring jamaican bob sled teams etc. The price is a reflection of the community. |
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Steem's price is definitely in freefall. And that is because apart from launching in July (when they started paying), there hasn't been any news, and most cryptocurrency movements are based on news. No news = speculators dumping your coin and moving to the next shiny new object.
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the price is slow down and not go up, are miners stop their mining so that the price falls?
The Doge coin should change to GPU only mining so that it will have much big user community in the future. I think the fact it is merge mined with LTC is useful to it. Howevever would be good to slow down and taper off more. It is producing and has produced a lot of coins. Perhaps too many. and that's killing the value of the coin so many in the market i think another project would help it to go up more usable project or adoption. but i don't believe it can completely die there's a lots of things can be happened for this coin that's why i keep chasing and buying little by little. Merge mining saved doge. It was front loaded in that most of the coins were issued at the start. Very few coins are now added to the supply now, so it is not worth mining it on it's own, but makes sense to merge mine it with ltc, you get some bonus doge coins for your effort. |
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It's been a month but he is still not updating his concern or problems,we have no knowledge if Poloniex still doing this to other users,I know it's a case to case basis but as traders we have the right,why Poloniex has this kind of issue.
I use poloniex, and haven't had any problem withdrawing bitcoin. Sometimes I have a problem with depositing alts but it is usually resolved with 24 hours (the problem is caused by their wallets not being synced all the time). |
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https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/oct/22/city-banks-plan-to-hoard-bitcoins-to-help-them-pay-cyber-ransomsSeveral of London’s largest banks are looking to stockpile bitcoins in order to pay off cyber criminals who threaten to bring down their critical IT systems.
The virtual currency, which is highly prized by criminal networks because it cannot be traced, is being acquired by blue chip companies in order to pay ransoms, according to a leading IT expert.
On Friday, hackers attacked the websites of a number of leading online companies including Twitter, Spotify and Reddit. They used a special code to harness the power of hundreds of thousands of internet-connected home devices, such as CCTV cameras and printers, to launch “distributed denial of service” (DDoS) attacks through a US company called Dyn, which provides directory services to online companies. DDoS attacks involve inundating computer servers with so much data traffic that they cannot cope.
There is no evidence that Dyn was the subject of extortion demands but it has become apparent that hackers have been using the code to threaten other businesses into paying them with bitcoins or risk becoming the target of similar attacks.
Dr Simon Moores, a former technology ambassador for the UK government and chair of the annual international e-Crime Congress, the global body that brings together IT professionals, said the scale and ferocity of the attacks meant some banks were coming round to the view that it was cheaper to pay off the criminals than risk an attack.
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The way to tell if an exchange is in trouble is that they suddenly hike the fees for withdrawing. This is what happened to Cryptsy a good year before they died.
As far as I can tell there have been no problems withdrawing from Yobit and their withdrawal fees are normal.
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Bitcoin has risen against the dollar, and all alts tend to decline when that happens. As for Synero - they've been promising to launch for ages, and never quite get round to doing it.
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I understand golos launched yesterday (18th October), but is there any exchange where you can buy and sell the coins?
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My advice is don't use leverage at all. The alt space is so manipulated that a trade can do against you and you end up losing everything. That is bad enough if you haven't used leverge - if you have, you may end up seriously hurt.
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You've got the returns for the doge wrong. It has fallen in value.
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