as this is a fantasy thread for obvious reasons you can have 7 or 8 girlfriends if btc goes moon.
or even 8 or more. your wallet doesn't have limits then lol.

i think around 6 months before block halving price will go up. at the time block halving have taken place it won't go up because the price already made the jump before the actual halving. it will be interesting to see if the price will keep going up or even going down at moment of halving due to what i wrote at the beginning of my post.

coindesk.com for most of my news. articles are well presented and interesting from beginning to end.
from time to time also cryptocoinsnews.com for other news which you can't find over at coindesk.

at this moment i am also trading with low amounts which happens to be around $100
i gained about 12% this month. not much for most people but decent enough for me.

brand new or not. it's awkward having a respected bitcoin/crypto news site not use bitcoin from start.
bitpay for example is quite easy to implement and you don't have to worry about the price of bitcoin as it will convert everything to fiat.

the only problem with buying when the price is at its lowest is that no one knows where the bottom is.
currently it is quite safe to assume that at $300 it will be considered a solid long term investment.

traders and market movers on "less important" exchanges always look towards what the big guys such as bitstamp, bitfinex, btcchina do. they will always follow to get the price nearly equal.

after a long period of negativity people start to look different at it. people believe bottom is reached and that it is due for a decent rise. that's what i think.

how about simply buying bitcoins and storing them offline in a secure manner.
that's how simple investing in bitcoin is.

see it kind of as a bank account. you have 1 for bills and other stuff. and 1 for saving and so on.
spreading your coins over several wallets gives you less risk of losing coins due to a corrupt wallet file.

i guess they will follow the exact method of the us marshals to get rid of these coins.
they too want the most out of these coins. can't see them auctioning it for less than the market price.

this shows that op is in bitcoin for quick money rather than the technology.
initiating pump cost a lot money and is not something large traders do every day. be patient and hold your coins.

last weeks have been a good time to buy in. smart people have bought in already and are waiting.
some buy before good news in sight. and some buy in after good news.

yep. most people currently are very bullish so it's not that hard to think it will go up further.
i'm only not sure if a lot bullish people is enough to not let a single whale ruin the good mood.

at the very beginning i was trying to get as much coins as possible from faucets.
but i stopped doing so as it is just a waste of time. too much effort for a very low reward.

here never as well. i would want to keep a few coins just in case it really takes off at some point.
better safe than sorry.

i would directly stop with working and buy myself a new house in a nice sunny country.
that would be amazing. but unfortunately it is only fantasy.

as far as i know it was the final auction. before auction no one exactly knows how much coins will be auctioned and in how many batches.

to me it was bitstamp losing plenty of bitcoins due to theft and bter as well.
glad it is behind us now. we have had enough bad news this year.

3 days waiting isn't exactly worth saving 0.0001btc right? or did you forget to add a fee.
to avoid this you can in most wallets clients set a minimum fee. so it won't happen again.