I can fund your loan with paypal or bitcoin. I don't use chase or venmo because i'm not in the US and it is extremely inconvenient for me.

Let me know if you want to go ahead with this, if you are using paypal i would want a signed message from the address 1MqogTNJBekPFqYQtZFHqqwLfZoXGJTJpL, or i can just fund the bitcoin straight to that address.

I'm online now, so PM me or reply here for a fast response.

Thanks

I'm sorry but this isn't the kind of risk i'm willing to take.

Having more than $86 does not mean you are more trustworthy. It just doesn't make sense to measure trust this way, in my opinion. Also the scam accusation, i don't think that it has been cleared up yet. You should make it more clear.

I legitimately think that the best deal you can get right now is either from b!z or what1005, both offering 15%. You could contact zazarb or shdvb but i doubt they are going to get you 10%.

I have come to an agreement with byteball, with his 8 LTC collateral he will get a loan of 0.079 BTC.

Terms are:

- Repayment on 1st September, 0:00 UTC
- Repayment amount is 0.088 BTC
- If collateral value falls below 105%, then i reserve the right to liquidate the collateral. Borrower can also choose to top up his collateral if he wishes so that it maintains above 105%.
- I have to hold the LTC at address LS8yqijNVrx1JUzhV5YcNmP9D2hziegKbh
- Repayment address will be given 1 day before repayment is due.

Byteball, can you just confirm these terms are all correct?

I think it will happen, actually.

The pump has sustained for too long and when it does sustain for too long for close to no reason(the only reason was segwit, but that can't be the cause for a 2k pump), it will correct, every single time. No matter what asset, not just btc.

$3.4k would be a much more sustainable level, i think that it'll stabilize around the $3k-$3.4k mark after this dump finishes. Still decent profits for anyone buying in before 1st August, no doubt.

I'm not bearish with btc in th elong term at all, it's just that this correction had to happen sooner or later. And to have it sooner than later, imo, is a good thing rather than a bad thing. If we let the bubble brew up it'll only hurt the reputation of btc further.

Exactly right. Paypal is extremely dangerous to deal with because you never know when the chargeback is coming, and even if you send as friends and family nobody is safe. Therefore it is best to avoid any paypal sellers without reputation of selling paypal that hasn't been charged back for more than 180 days, unless you are a pro and willing to take the risk, ofc.

I would suggest talking to what1005, his rates are only 5% more than what you're asking which is not much with a smalla mount like 0.02. His thread is here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1992018.0

I would be able to help you if you had more trust, but unfortunately you don't and nor do you have a history of trades... Sorry for being harsh but trust me we've all gotten scammed by paypal scammers plenty of times, more than enough.

I feel you, man. I also am pretty pissed about this price drop since i do have some stake in btc as well that is a sizeable amount of my personal net worth(not much value wise, but big percentage wise). Just don't panic too much and start panic selling.

When there is a correction, there will be a correction upwards as well. I expect the price to rise up to around $3950, before further correcting down to $3700 or so. The price before at $4k+ was just unnatural and imo i actually feel much more comfortable at the current level than before.

$10k will be a pretty long journey, which imo will be hit 2021-2022. If you are a long term bitcoin holder then you can take advantage of these short term price variances by buying the dips, and eventually when the btc price rises you'll be able to cash out a nice amount.

No. The main reason is that the major pumps have already happened, from 1k to 2k and 2k to 4k, etc.

It is going to keep getting harder for us to double the price. And currently we are struggling to even keep up over $4k.

This is true with anything when it is overbought and btc is indeed overbought right now. People seem to be just going crazy every single day for some reason, buying when the price has already risen 30% in the day. A correction is going to come much bigger than the current one, imo. And that will slow down growth quite a bit.

I think that $10k is very very likely to be achieved by 2020 when the next halving comes, though. I'm still in bitcoin for the long run, for sure.

Every single speculation news can be interpreted as FUD, to a degree.

However i agree with you. I think that the price of bitcoin is only going to moderately go up or not go up at all at 23rd August when Segwit is likely going to get activated due to the fact htat price has already been pumped.

People already know that it's going to get activated, it's not a surprise or anything. So on the day, it's probably going to be quite anti-climatic at least in the sense of price. price is way too high right now, meaning that a correction in the short term is imminent. But after the correction i'd expect a huge wave of buying happening again.

I was wondering if there was still any bitcoin cash left to claim in any of the private keys? Or basically in a simpler way, whether any of the private keys or chips that you guys have still happen to have funding that occurred before 1st August?

I remember you guys saying at the start of this month that that was the case, but obviously the fork has been a while now.

Also, may i ask what's the total amount of chips in existence? Both number wise, and value wise. I know this may be sensitive info, but please respond with an approximation at least if possible. Thank you!

I can do this, but not at your rates.

If you want to deal with me or any other trusted member, expect to pay preev rates. I can send your paypal is friends and family if you want, although it does not guarantee much since i can still chargeback through claiming the transaction as an unauthorised one, but i'm not that type of person.

Anyways, preev rate right now would get you around $23.84 USD in paypal.

Let me know if you're interested in proceeding, pm me and we can talk more.

How much do you have in Ethereum?

VAL is a shitcoin that is listed on yobit, but has no market at all. Price is at 1 sat and probably isn't going to go anywhere above that considering its sizeable sell order of 91 BTC at 1 sat. The whole point of a collateral is to have some sort of easily liquidated asset, to ensure that you pay back.

Your site is down right now:
Offer valid collateral, or expect to get denied the loan you're asking.

Please move this to service discussion -> exchanges because trading discussion is about actual trading, not trading platforms.

To answer your question as per my experience(and confirmed by their support FAQs) the minimum for trading is 0.01 BTC per order. It is much higher than most other altcoin exchanges which means that you might want to find somewhere else to exchange if you have a smaller amount.

For all the other altcoins apart from BTC, the minimum order size is 0.1 of whichever coin you are trading in.

Hope this helped.

The screenshot there looks pretty nice.

Having a Yunbi clone would certainly help out a lot of traders who are used to Yunbi but want to trade with other pairs that are currently not listed on their site. I would definitely consider developing my own code instead of cloning everything, though. It makes you look more trustworthy, and will attract you more customers if you can optimize and customize the site a little better.

No trading fees will be a great feature for high volume traders, and this business model proved to actually be sustainable by big chinese companies like BTCChina.

Best of luck with your project.

Most likely this.

When you have a order that is unfilled then usually the exchange will deduct balance from your account and put it in reserved or open orders depending on the site. As soon as you cancel your sell or buy order you would be able to access these funds once again, no worries.

99% sure it is because of the trade you tried to do and didn't go through. It probably did, it just didn't have anyone filling it.

Let me know if you can't cancel the order, which i highly doubt.

Hey, can you sign a message from an old staked address to prove that it is you?

Also would you be able to send the funds as friends and family instead of goods and services?

The rate definitely looks suspiciously high though, and i definitely do not want to send first to you. Let me know if you can do the above 2 requirements, and i'll consider selling some Bitcoin to you. Also, you're the owner of cryptoinvesting.net, correct?

Most exchanges are only providing a platform to match people that want to buy with people who want to sell. It's simple as that.

They do it through an orderbook which everyone puts their bids and their asks. Asks being sell orders and bids being buy orders. The price you pay if you want to execute a market order is the best offer(at the top of the orderbook).

Coinbase is not an exchange, per se since they do not have an open orderbook. They are probably operating on a market maker model where if you want to sell you get minus percentages and if you want to buy you get plus percentages. This gives them profit. or they may have accounts in major exchanges to gain profit as well, yes. But that's private undisclosed info.

Unlikely. If they really wanted people to spend money on dice then they would definitely have a minimum bet.

I really think that the new policy has no effect whatsoever due to the fact that people are just going to bet the absolute minimum every single week, and get their investment returns like before. Most people are wise enough to not get addicted to dice just because they tell you to do 5 dice games.

It's probably just that they want to cherrypick the days that someone forgets to do it, because they have been paying out too much money, and people usually forget a lot of things.

As i've mentioned it's still probably a scam, don't invest if you don't want to lose your money.

Yeah. Basically all the good coins require you to do some dice rolls. Other coins which have basically no buy orders you are still able to simply invest your coin and let it just stay there. Yobit probably expected people to use the higher percentage returns on the shitcoins instead of the much lower percentages on bitcoin, litecoin and doge, and they probably had to pay out of their own pockets a lot of money.

There seems to be no minimums though which is odd. You can bet 1 satoshi 5 times and fulfill your daily quota.

Maybe their plan is that people will start gambling irresponsibly, but imo it's not going to happen. everyone is going to just do the bare minimum.

Anyways this does not make their service legit. It is most likely still a ponzi scheme that will collapse in the end one way or another.

I just tried this out, and surely enough just as tryninja said you can put any value in the txid field and it'll just automatically give you an address to pay to. This is clearly a scam to me since he definitely does not own a pool that is able to actually do this.


It is clear to me that even though this person has not explicitly stated that he is the admin of the site, he probably owns it or is hired to promote the site.

Completely untrustworthy behaviour, avoid the site at all costs.

Well, good on you for making some profit out of this.

$5000 is only like $850 away from us, and i think if market conditions are right for the next few weeks and Segwit is able to go through properly without any sort of issues or hiccups, then we could well see $5000 bitcoin by the end of this month/start of the next month.

Still though don't go crazy about it and buy a ton, because we are most likely in a bubble, and it could correct any time.

Cash out your profits now would be my advice. Price is still high.