So no one using payaza around here?
trading pair payza/btc is not working in forums as long i have took a look on such topics i get affiliate payments sometimes and do internal payza exchange then My problem with that is that it says i have to have the account verified but when i try to verify it it says i dont need to because of low volume:) so iīm stuck. Iīll try to mail support and manually verify the account.
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I donīt really compare those two. My current AIM is to grow my BTC stash. So I use Alt coin trade not to make it more profitable than BTC holding in Fiat but as a away to grow the BTC stash. And it worked so far for me. Iīm baging some alts, especially in this last DIP since june but overall i have more BTC than i had one year ago.
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Not very good. Lotīs of low volume coins ( not to call them shitcoins ), had some issues. I too, would advise some reading on some older topics and draw your own conclusions.
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Just wondering if anyone else uses coinbase as a wallet for crypto currency and how well does it work for you?
For me it works flawless. I bought from fiat a few times, either directly by CC or by topping up the account. The only issue i had was with the activation of a security feature on my CC i started to have some dificulty using it, so i switched to bank transfers. Withdrawals i crypto went fine , withdrawals in fiat i didnt try.
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I don't see what their issuing of bfx tokens has to do with anything at this point.
I don't think the token issuance necessarily has to do with Bitfinex's banking problems, but it certainly might. There was certainly something that caused Wells Fargo to cut them off from the USD banking system, and I'm increasingly worried about what it is. I'd be very surprised if the US government wasn't investigating them on multiple fronts by now. The crypto party is becoming serious as it is no longer a group of tech nerds playing around. there are Billions at stake and some corporate highrollers are in the game deep. So I see corporations trying to get a control grip around this market and states try to get their share in taxes..
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I'm not sure what sites you're talking about, but all the major exchanges use normal prices.
I'm fairly new to bitcoin, so perhaps I'm just unaware of what is "normal" prices. For instance, If I go to blockchain.info and try to sell or buy bitcoin on my account, I can see the following: current rate: $4,169.09buy 1 bitcoin for: $4,236,19sell 1 bitcoin for: $4,031,99I think that's pretty big gap with the current rate and I don't understand that difference in price. To get "your price" you have 3 options that iīm aware of: 1. This forum. You can ask for what ever price you want, and of course people will agree to it or not at their own discretion. 2. Localbtcoins. Pretty much the same as above. 3. Exchanges: like poloniex, bitfinex or others. You can put your buy or sell order on the price you want and wait for it to be filled, or not.
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Ok, assume you are relatively new to crypto currency and have missed the train (haven't bought Bitcoins back in 2009/2010 when they were ridiculously cheap). You have, let's say only $100 to spend for investing in Bitcoins or Altcoins. While 100$ was more then enough in 2009/2010 to make you now financially independent, if you invested it all in Bitcoins at a price of 0.07$ or even lower at that time, which strategy do you think is the most profitable if you start today where the price is not a few Cents anymore but around 3.500$ per bitcoin?
1. Use the 100$ to buy BTC now and hold ("hodl") it until price reaches hopefully something like 100.000$ or even 500.000$ in 10 years 2. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a daily basis like a day trader 3. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a longer time frame 4. Lend your BTC you can buy for $100 on Poloniex to other traders to receive a few Satoshis every day (interests) 5. Lend your BTC somewhere else (might be risky) 6. Invest in ICO (might be even more risky) 7. Try to find a new but promising Altcoin and grab as much as you can for $100 right from the start before the price (hopefully) sky-rockets one day (also high risk I think)
Which strategy would you think will the best to make the most out of $100 you invest today?
10 years from now? No one can tell you because at the speed things go any thing you get today will probably be a little outdated 10 years from now. Whatever the amount you have i like to do something like 50% lending on Bitfinex, 25% (good altcoins - for me monero is the choice), 25% playaround and trade ( day trade, or a little longer it depends on the time you have to look at the charts)
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Hello, as we all know that Bitcoin is heading straight to the moon. Me, as an employee, do also invest with this cryptocurrency, and I kinda need to divide all of my salary for my needs, and on how much should I invest in? Let's talk about percentage. Anyone?
BTC is a very HIGH risk investment. So any percentage that you canīt afford to loose is too much. Be conservative, take what you need for expenses, then pay out any debts you have, then save some money ( a guy should have at lest six months of expenses covered in savings ) then invest in low risk and only then risk your money.
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From what you said you did not double your investment. Apparently the tokens are now worth double what you gave for them and you are holding. Unless they have any use for now, wich they donīt you will have doubled the investment when you cash out. Hope it goes well for you.
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What iīd like to see discussed is not BTC or ALT. Because BTC is definitely a good investment and some of the 600 or more alts out there are as well. What i would like to predict is what alts will move independent from BTC in the future. With BTC jumping wich alts will jump with it.
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I think we are half way to the moon because a 5k target seems very realistic right now. A little more than a year ago we were at 600 discussing if the moon of 1k would arrive in the end of the year.... ok...it came in the begining of this one:) So iīm not risking any moons for now:)
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Daytrading envolves lotīs of knowlegde and skills. Itīs very time consuming and stressfull. Also, you need to know when to get out in a loss before itīs to big and when to get profit without getting greedy. That said, if one as doubts about his skills to daytrade the best is to choose a medium to long time hold in most of itīportfolio, and a small part that he is willing to loose to daytradetrade, playaround and learn the skills.
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What's happening today? The ICO site is live again announced and more details on the JUMBLR drop were announced. I guess that's good and it will grow right? It popped 54% in the last 24 hours, so investors seem to think so. For every 2000 KMD you hold in your wallet (not on exchange) you will get 1 JUMBLR. Someone speculated 1 JUMBLR may be worth 1 bitcoin, so this is a significant reward if true. If you donīt have 2000KMD do you get a partial Jumbler? As in satoshis of a Jumbler? And does anyone knows the fee to withdraw KMD from cryptopia? I donīt really know if i should hold it there or in agama...
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If you put aside the support issues with polo i still prefer their usability. For me itīs easier than other exchanges, more user friendly and kind of crypto for dummies. As for support, i had my tickets answered but the last one took very long, like several days.
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In two days i really donīt know, but I think itīs not dreaming to start put short to medium term targets at 5.000. Everytime BTC is hiting all time highs new money come in, so unless there is any significant news and problems 5.000 is very reallistic for now.
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Iīm holding my NXT to 4150. If you want to accelarate my waiting, i might lower it down a bit. If you are looking to buy at market value ( safer choice) why donīt you get it in polo?
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BUMP!
I would be willing to take some alt coins. Just as an example. DGB, SC, XBY, KMD, TAAS, TKN. So if anyone wants this payza just drop me a line. Thank u.
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I think people are still hung up on the huge amount for one bitcoin. It sort of does make sense, if your main unit of measurement is so big it makes people think it can't possibly be worth that. If they never do their research that's where they're stuck. Luckily I did my research years ago and I'm very thankful for that haha.
I agree with you on this. Some people that would eventually get in BTC are afraid of the value. We just have to start thinking that you can invest some sats, instead of thinking whole BTC units.
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oke thank you guys ... The often make me failed to that is miss high prices . any solution for me guys ?
For me it works well, but of course not 100%, but well enough to look at 3 indicators. bollinger bands, simple moving average and MACD. Read a little about those before trading. If you are impatient for profit just put the coins for small profit in margin trading lending while you look at the charts and get the "feel" of the market.
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