Je voulais partager un plan si il y en a qui achetent sur Amazon.
edit: j'ai pas essayé de recevoir un virement venant d'une platforme d'echange

C'est l'application Yeeld qui se désigne en tant que "compte épargne mobile alternative au Livret A".
Avec l'application on peut acheter des cheques cadeaux Amazon et bénéficier de 4% de réduction (vous achetez 100€, vous avez 104€). En gros, on s'achètent des cheques cadeaux (des codes) pour soi même. Je sais que certains peuvent penser que 4% c'est ridicule, mais si tu es un gros utilisateur d'Amazon (Prime, Pantry, Amazon video, etc) et un peu crevard sur les bords, tu vas pas refuser  

Une fois que ton compte est vérifié (ils sont rapide, le lendemain c'est fait) tu as juste besoin de recharger ton compte. Tu peux faire par carte bancaire c'est instantanné ou virement. Tu as un IBAN dédié, Yeeld  utilise Treezor comme BaaS pour fournir un IBAN et une Mastercard (d'ailleurs carte virtuelle à 0€, plastique 10€).
J'ai un compte bancaire chez Shine qui utilise aussi Treezor et cette BaaS marche nickel, alors ca dervrait etre la même chose avec Yeeld.

Voila les filles, bisous!

You're talking about the new altcoins entering in the market. It's always the same scenario, people jump on it to buy as many coins as they can. Or when a coin is added to Binance you can too see a big pump the next hours. (there are other cases too, of course). But it doesn't stay long, just a few days/weeks and the situation usually comes back to what it was.

The strategy to apply is clearly a short term position. Don't buy a coin thinking it will pump in the long run (you can buy a coin for the long run but do it within another strategy) It's a matter of hours sometimes before the price decreases (once the hype faded). Be ready to place your sell order asap

Cryptoconsortium is old already. There is an old topic in the forum, you can surely find it with the Google custom search
"Bitcoin professional" is a bit exaggerating because once you finish the course and take the exam you're far to be a "professional". In reality, you're supposed to master the basics. There are 2-3 others similar, like blockchain-council

Yes, it's called a crypto exchange platform that deals with fiat currencies such as Kraken, Bitstamp, Gemini. Simply trade your BTC for €/$/£/Y. Then move your funds or lets them sleeping in the exchange. Or convert your bitcoins to USDT or another stable coin.
Simple as that.

ETF dramas aren't affecting the Bitcoin price (or perhaps just 1-2 days), that's old. I agree there is a new pattern of speculations taking place, personally, I also believe the BTC value has still the potential to go below the $3,000. It's just some days with ~1% increase, nothing significant, when it will be 30 consecutive days it will be another story.

@gentleman
Yes it's a common name there like Smith or Jhonson in the USA.


@iasenko
https://www.bing.com/search?q=ehon+daizenshu+unko&qs=n&form=CHRDEF&pc=U316&sp=-1&pq=ehon+dai&sc=0-8&sk=&cvid=581F1E42D2C5413094CE03CD3BD89F8A
https://www.importgenius.com/fr/importers/satoshin-corporation

Could be a domain name that was supposed to be owned by the company or artist

You need to be a resident of the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland. The fees are almost non-existent at Bitwala. It's even cheaper than a traditional bank. I have a bank account for example where I pay about $7 a month while at Bitwala it is free, even SEPA transfers and ATM withdrawals are free (some services charge $5 per withdraw)
The only fee is to convert your BTC/€ and vice versa.

That's Franky1 style. Blockstream and LN

I never fully agree with him but he's somehow right and not only when he says the Bitcoin ethics aren't the same. The thing is he focuses too much on LN. Like if it was the last update to Bitcoin and it won't improve anymore.
We know the Bitcoin ethics aren't the same, so what? Do we close the doors? it doesn't mean it will never change, nor improve. And that's where the community decides...

I will be a sheep from the Elites

What the article surely don't say is the fact that China makes a difference between Bitcoin and Altcoins, ICOs. The country isn't purely against Bitcoin but tends to be radical when it's about ICOs. People often make mistakes when they say that Bitcoin is banned in China. China has been ok but its problem is if the funds leave the country then.

People filled their stock of bitcoins while the price was between $3,200 to $4,200. So, of course, they don't plan to sell them soon, even if the BTC continues its small rise. But if its value goes back to the $8,000, you can be sure they will start slowly to resell. Most people won't wait for a $15k-$20k and they aren't ready for another "slap to the moon" with a 70% crash later.

I can't really comment about Payeer. I remember creating an account last year when I was looking for a Visa or Mastercard that I could reload in bitcoins. But I never used this account, there was certainly a reason but I don't know which one (perhaps because I had to send documents).
I know that last year they had a problem with their card, it wasn't working anymore for Europeans, I don't know if it's still relevant.

A lot of Europeans citizens are using Kraken and it works like a charm. Bitstamp is good as well but Kraken is faster with banking transactions. You can receive your payment withdraw within a few hours sometimes. Bitstamp is faster when it's about to verify your account with your ID.

Nice to see more competition where there is a demand. There are a lot of people looking for a Bitcoin debit card, It's something obvious when you read the topics in the "Service Discussions".
The thing stopping me is the sale for the native token to raise funds, even if the advantage is that there is already a product finished, as it's said. The site also says 2gether was founded in 2016, what has been done from 2016 to 2019?

You need to have at least either your recovery sheet or your PIN. Without it yes you have lost your coins. There is no other way around. You didn't have noted them somewhere?. Are you sure you can't remember the PIN?. At least this, it could help

Seeing how is the current market it doesn't matter which coin you want to buy. You can invest in any of them and you're pretty sure to make a decent ROI in some months. Of course, as long as you invest in a decent and sain altcoin. The risk becomes less and less important with the months passing. I would take a look to invest in a privacy coin if you're planning a 1-year investment term. There are many of them like Horizen for example. Make your own due diligence.

Bitnovo, Bunq, Wirex, Bitwala, MisterTango are currently the only services that can be used (directly or not) with something related to cryptos.
Wirex, Bitwala and Mistertango are more a "crypto bank" (you can even sell your coins directly), while Bunq is a pure neobank (like N26 which few users use here with crypto exchanges) and Bitnovo is electronic payment processor.

Welcome to the forum. 

Because the gas stations charge your card not only for the petrol but it also takes collateral (equivalent to the amount you're buying). And because these cards are considered as a prepaid card, they can't take the collateral and so accept the card. That's the same when you rent a car or pay for the hostel. It's not only the prepaid cards, but it's also the same with the cheap Visa banks give you.

I can't believe Bitcoin crossed the $4,000 line, in the weekend on the top of that. I feel like if Bitcoin is going to the moon soon.
Of course, a lot of people will just sell. They didn't buy all their coins during the winter just to be swag, they all have the plan to sell it, but they won't wait to see BTC/$20k, they will do it perhaps around $8k.

I'm curious to see if BTC will go again below the $4,000 line now.

That's why the web-based wallets like Coinbase are good enough for beginners. Difficult to make it more user-friendly than that. If they can't handle their username/password correctly they shouldn't go to the www.
Once someone gets experience with BTC, he could become interested to use another type of wallet (one that he will really have full control over with his private keys).


You don't make sense, If I have "a lot of cryptocurrencies stored on a Ledger device or PC" why should I care of what happened to this Canadian exchange. My coins aren't stored there. So, what?

Something sure is that we don't need crypto banks if they're controlled by the same cartel

En France le droit au compte ca concerne aussi les entreprises. Donc les banques peuvent tres bien être forcées de faire une ouverture de compte à une entreprise. L'ironie d'ailleurs, c'est quand ils te refusent un compte en banque, ils te proposent automatiquement d'exercer ton droit au compte ... et d'ouvrir un compte


D'apres la commission européenne, seulement 4% des transactions illégales (ou en relation avec une ativité illégale) seraient effectué au moyen d'une crypto monnaie.