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People trading bitcoin don't generally take escrow as all trades are very sensitive to both timing and price.
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I think you're scammed and he might never come on-line, how can you trust an unknown person, all the trust or reputation he said to have gained could have been him trading with alt accounts and increasing his rating just to do this. You didn't use escrow and you send money in mail, so you cannot claim anything, you basically gifted him that money and you're not getting any bitcoins or your money back.
Do you guys ever even read the posts? Or are you just posting to increase your signature campaign post count? He paid me. He logged on. All of his trust is VALID from REAL accounts (or else it would not be displayed under high volume trades. localbitcoins is not stupid). They are posting for their signature ad without even bother to read your posts. |
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550 is only around 5% difference from 580.
It is just noise.
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Actually, as more company accept bitcoin for payment, the value might go up because it is then backed by real asset.
Hence the argument, wider adaptation implies higher price.
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This thread should probably belong to the alt coin section.
In before moving.
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Should probably write it off as scam.
Please post his alias and leave him negative trust so other know.
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I am entering short on this pullback.
Will short full position at around $610 or so.
Tight stop
The Ethereum crowd probably going to cash out their newly found wealth. They raised 7k BTC and counting. Can't believe how gullible some people are. |
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Some sellers will need more information from buyer to prevent charge back and scam.
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Anyone getting phone call claiming to be IRS or Homeland security?
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Having precognition implies the universe has determined outcome and there is no free will for any living organism.
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Why do some stocks have huge yield (over 500%) while others have the conservative ~4%? Does it factor down to risk vs. payoff?
The formula is: Annual Yield = (Annual Dividends/Share Price)x100 Annual dividends assumes last dividend. So for a share that pays weekly: Annual Yield = ((last dividendx52)/Share Price)x100 How sustainable is the high yield stock? Anyone actually making money betting on bitcoin company? It might not be sustainable at all, you can clearly see the problem with this formula assuming only the latest dividend. There's money to be made, but it's not easy... Then it is a sucker game with negative expectation for holding stock. |
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Why do some stocks have huge yield (over 500%) while others have the conservative ~4%? Does it factor down to risk vs. payoff?
The formula is: Annual Yield = (Annual Dividends/Share Price)x100 Annual dividends assumes last dividend. So for a share that pays weekly: Annual Yield = ((last dividendx52)/Share Price)x100 How sustainable is the high yield stock? Anyone actually making money betting on bitcoin company? |
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Why bother? It's not like BTC is even that useful in retail. Let it first prove itself by conquering the international remittances market and e-commerce.
Why is it not useful in retail? I love the idea of not having to depend on a credit card company to buy simple, cheap items. If I can just scan a QR code and pay directly that sounds so much easier and convenient. I'm surprised that someone on this forum would regurgitate an incorrect statement like this. Bitpay and coinbase remove the risk of volatility completely. Period. This only remove the risk on the merchant side. What about consumer side? If consumer only buy bitcoin on demand before paying, why not stick to fiat or credit card? |
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Euro is very cheap now. I expect Euro to rise in value when their economy improve in a few years.
Cheap is a relative term. The price is where it is for a reason, mainly because EUROPE as a whole can no longer compete on a global scale. |
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no surprise to me whatsoever that this kind of thing happens just after they manage to get Ukraine onto the EU side. It stinks of US/Western false flag. Same event happened a few years ago with Georgia. Coincident or something bigger at played? |
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Why bother? It's not like BTC is even that useful in retail. Let it first prove itself by conquering the international remittances market and e-commerce.
Why is it not useful in retail? I love the idea of not having to depend on a credit card company to buy simple, cheap items. If I can just scan a QR code and pay directly that sounds so much easier and convenient. Price volatility is the main reason. |
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Poking an angry bear next to Europe. Good strategy to strengthen USD at the expense of EURO.
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Doctor needs to scare patient into buying their prescription drug.
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Anyone with technical skill care to point out if dark wallet concept work?
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Anyone remember/ use bitmit.net? I sold most of my valuable possessions for bitcoin on that site at $12 a btc. Totally great
Bitmit shut down after it is hacked by the hosting company employee. |
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