It's cool to see that this is actually being used but you might want to do some extra advertising. I'll be checking from time to time if there are any tips for me  |
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I've considered myself lucky to live in Belgium because it's so easy to buy bitcoins here and in The Netherlands. I just use the service http://www.bitonic.nl and pay through online banking. I get the coins instantly after paying and their fees are actually pretty cheap. |
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Yeah, governments would like to see cash banned in favour of electronic payments, but I don't think the people would accept it just yet.
Plus I could see some issues with that, security comes to mind...
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http://www.avatrade.comThey offer leveraged trading, I've played around with a demo account. Very nice interface and their support is pretty good too.
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If I were in your place I would start with 0.001 or so and try for a week or two at first. As you try and start, you will get ideas for creating a spreadsheet to record your tradings and calculating price averages, profits, fees and all that. Then you can decide to invest more.
Very good suggestion. If you're new to trading then better start with less money until you become familiar with the system. I have to tell you most of the pp are losing money from trading even they get involved in it for long time. Trading needs to have some kind of knowledge or strategy otherwise you are wasting money. For you, I reccommend to invest for the long term.
This is very true. Most of the traders will lose money instead of making money from the system. Even experts also can't predict the price movements in Forex markets so you should be very careful when you enter into trading. thanks for the suggestions guys , but how I'am supposed to make any profit using 0.001 BTC even if it's just for testing , pretty sure profit will be like 0.001 cents or some thing like that I suggest starting out with a slightly bigger amount, like 0.10 BTC and look into investing in altcoins after carefully researching them. Just learn by watching/reading tutorials, there are enough free resources out there! |
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Seems that there is only evidence for the price inflation starting from November 2013.
Unless there are still logs from before that time, I don't see how one could prove price manipulation from before that time.
I do think it's very likely that this was going on for much longer.
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Never keep any coins in an exchange for too long, also if you're trading i wouldn't put your entire bankroll on one exchange.
Seems obvious, though I have known people who do this without thinking about it.
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If you encrypt your wallet with a strong enough password, you can be pretty damn sure your money won't be stolen. This is obviously not the case with the gold that you have buried in the backyard of your home...
My friend had $5,000 worth of Bitcoins in a Blockchain.info online wallet, which was backed up by two very strong passwords (One for login, and the other for transaction). Email confirmation was also enabled. But somehow, the thieves managed to steal all the coins two months ago. Till now, we don't know how the passwords were cracked, but incidents such as this one scares a lot of potential Bitcoin users. Probably he had a keylogger on his PC that logged the private key when he signed his PC. Its not enough to have many security features if your PC is full of virus. 1 virus can easily log the RAM and when you sign a transaction and send online it can reveal the private key. Yeah this seems to be the most likely explanation, it's good practice to run all downloaded apps in a sandbox first to avoid this. |
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I would be surprised if they used any other currency than the Euro.
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I could see situations where it could be useful to loan some bitcoins here.
If you're short for some transaction andn are not able to buy any coins at that moment.
If you're a long time member and it's a small amount, I'd give you a loan.
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No investments are without risk, but there are some relatively low risk investments.
You could try investing in a gambling site?
Or buy some shares on cryptostocks for example.
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Lots of things you could do with that money, invest in building a website or start a business.
Buy some precious metals with it or invest it in stocks or bonds.
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This is why paypal is loosing costumers becuase the chargeback if you buy something you should know what you are doing ,not after a week or more request the money after read or use the product.
This is my first time to use paypal, I spend money to have a bank account, so I can withdraw money from paypal. Paypal is a messed -_- It will also be my last that I will use paypal. They didnt protect sellers Just make sure you get in touch with support either through e-mail or by calling them. I wouldn't pay anything and get this sorted asap. |
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I doubt the price would even fluctuate due to that kind of amount being dumped.
More gold is mined every year, I'm guessing the amount produced every year differs a couple of hundred tons, depending on different factors.
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Would like to see the price of silver rise a bit, at least over $30 /OZ
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It might be interesting for you to look into cryptonote and try mining with Minergate.
You just have to register an account, download the app and start mining basically.
A couple of days mining with a decent processor and graphics card will get you some bytecoins or other cyptonote coins.
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http://az-europe.eu/ accepts bitcoin, I've purchased a galaxy s5 some time ago, went pretty smooth, though shipping took little over a week. They have a pretty wide range of products and prices are on the expensive side but still reasonable.
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how long after an exchange is the reversibility possible?
I've found various answers to that question. One source says 40 days, another 180 days or it could depend on the credit card company. |
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those people who said bitcoin is dead are the same peoples who hate bitcoin and its success, they missed the bitcoin era and now spreading fud like this, but they know that its not correct bitcoin is not dead but it gonaa shine more and more in future
Even now, we are early adopters of bitcoin. yeah we are early adopters of bitcoin. because bitcoin is only starting from now, and maybe in the future our grandchild will also adopt bitcoin and now we can call them as a future of bitcoin. Indeed, i think we are still in the early stages of Bitcoin and cryptocurreny adoption. Even banks are starting to use and experiment with blockchain technology. It is only a matter of time before the use bit Bitcoin surges, I believe. |
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You could try on Paxful, quite a bit of sellers there willing to accept paypal.
Though I'm doubtful that they would do amounts that big.
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