waiting for $100 is like wasting your time. i doubt it will even go below $200
current price makes me buying a certain amount of btc per month.
Let me guess, you were telling people to buy all the way down from $1000? Please, don't waste these people's good time with your baseless 'gut instincts'. Next.. there is a difference in buying at $1000 and below $300 and fyi i don't tell people what to do as they don't care anyway. it's just an opinion. but you're not capable of seeing that, it shows. |
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i think the bottom is at $200 and won't go below that. smart traders can make a decent profit these days.
it's a nice opportunity to buy some extra coins at current price.
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people who have no other option might buy at such prices. seller makes a good profit if he is able to find newbies willing to pay a premium.
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great idea. we as community can make the difference and make more non tech people aware of bitcoin and its benefits.
i'm sure if they know what it is and why it is better than traditional payment options they will definitely set a first step towards using bitcoin.
Yes it's a great idea, the problem is reaching a consensus. How do we decide the day that becomes Bitcoin day in a decentralized community?  what about the day that satoshi introduced the bitcoin white paper to the world? sounds very reasonable to me. |
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waiting for $100 is like wasting your time. i doubt it will even go below $200
current price makes me buying a certain amount of btc per month.
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great idea. we as community can make the difference and make more non tech people aware of bitcoin and its benefits.
i'm sure if they know what it is and why it is better than traditional payment options they will definitely set a first step towards using bitcoin.
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i find coindesk very informative and quite spot on. but some times it can take a while before they release an article that was already available on reddit or facebook. if you want the fastest news then use reddit, facebook, twitter.
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never take any advice for granted. even not when the advice comes from a legendary member.
do your own research and buy when you think the price is right.
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it's amazing if all this is true. but only satoshi himself knows that. we can only guess and speculate whether he still have them or not.
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How was Trezor (bitcointrezor.com) not mentioned here thousand times already? It's a 100% solution, an offline, standalone signing device. It's open source and it's securing bitcoins by the design of the process alone and not by a smartcard component like ledger wallet.
1) Expensive. 2) Not offline(aka cold storage). Ledger is secure like Trezor. Don't think Trezor > Ledger!  Exactly. Nevertheless, you can find very informative posts (and links) here on how to create your secure cold wallet. Don't forget to store it in (at least) 3 mediums and in 3 different places. This will give you about 98% probability your funds are secure. buying a hardware wallet does't mean your coins are safer. that's right. i was planning to buy a trezor but didn't do so as it is not offline. that's why i bought a few thumb drives to store my backups. that's really offline as they are not connected with the net. |
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winklevoss twins are working on getting their gemini exchange up and running.
i'm not sure how long it will take but i'm looking forward to it.
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if you want to make a serious impact start with destroying 1btc. let's see how much impact it has. and we will see how many people will follow.  I'll do it later if it works and price goes up but we need to do it together people won't do it. and there is no need to. i will never "destroy" my coins no matter if the size is low or high. the eventual gain is not worth it. |
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2500$ is a normal amount and really not much, I guess they won't do anything for you. Just make it regularly, good luck.
About the taxes, make sure which state is asking the Bitcoin profit taxes.
if you do it the right way there won't be much you have to worry about. some banks will not even bother if amount is below a certain amount. for example, here if you deal with anything below €5000 banks will not say anything. |
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nasdaq & nyse producing lots of positive btc news lately. nobody would have believed that to happen just two years ago.
just hoping the price follows Price will follow, when there will be something ready, or about to be released. For now it is just another positive news, yet without impact on the current price. But that is going exactly in the direction of the 'positive fundamental developments' Bitcoin needs. at this stage traders don't react on good news anymore unless it's really good news. i think people want to see the effect of this before getting excited. |
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this is the kind of news we are waiting for. amazing news. let's see what it will do for bitcoin in reality.
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if you want to make a serious impact start with destroying 1btc. let's see how much impact it has. and we will see how many people will follow. |
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everything looks so easy when they say this or that will happen. but in fact, i doubt if their goals are not a bit too complicated to achieve.
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realistically speaking, you are trolling or just try to spread fud. especially when you state that bitcoin will go down to $66
any serious bitcoiner know that below $100 is not.going to happen.
I'm looking forward to this ridiculous prediction becoming wrong. Bitcoin went from 1200 to 200 saying it can't go from 230 to below 100 is ... well a lot of things. the $1200 price was fake. that says enough. it was never meant to last very long. once we manage to reach $1000 slowly it will be totally different. |
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i guess it will at some point. but when it happens again i hope it will last longer than previous time.
if it goes up in a stable manner then we might even see a new ath.
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Many of the early adopters that I know have cashed out the amount that they initially invested so that they are left will all house money...and are just watching from the sidelines right now
bingo - this describes my situation perfectly. I actually have cashed out some of the house money also, but still hold a small amount. Mainly because I believe in the concept, but also to "give back" a little. also to give back? what do mean with that. doing us a favour by holding coins to keep them off the market? |
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