My prediction: Nothing will happen.
so nothing will happen.. after it halves.. I dont know man, isnt that a bit naive though? cause the reward amounts are getting less which means less btc available. |
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Ahahah, early adopters sure. L2T
ahahah definitely they are not all of them, some have bought at 100 and sold at 1200, are those early adopters in your eye? the true is there are professional traiders interested to the bitcoin market, expect more of those guys in the future that sounds nice. But Id assume it was a rare case for a few people. I would assume they would sell while it was rising at like $500 ish and didnt know it would go much higher. |
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the land of bitcoin is china since big mining company there already but the best country well ,potencial several of them the best well no one since all are making lays to try control bitcoin .... that is decentralized crypto coin ....
I tend to agree china is the next wave. Only because the population difference is so huge compared to u.s that it`ll probably make a huge mark for prices. |
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It depends on the price of bitcoin. Sometimes I make a lot while sometimes I don't. I'm doing trading so it's sometimes good sometimes bad.
I`d just give up on trading, and just provide a service or become a outsource for someone. Or list a couple freelance skills. What I noticed is theres lots of demand for those people who can design the signatures for campaigns. And if the price of bitcoin is too low you can stop trading and trade again when the price of bitcoin is high enough. why? there is no difference between trading when the price is low and when it is high? if you are shorting the same profit will be made, assuming that there is the same % of dumping, which should not be influenced by the price itself Because they exchange it after they trade because you can't assure that your bitcoin are safe in to your wallet. And the opportunity to sell it with the high price. I know mentioned skills. But it always doesnt have to be skills, it can be legit stuff you buy cheap off ebay and re-sell it on this forum into btc prices to get into bitcoin as well. |
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usually though they hire those special program people to avoid this problem.
but, im pretty sure they would have aid from other bank partnerships like if its a sister bank and continue operations.
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Is it better to save money in bank or invest it online, in real estate or maybe gold?
Save little money for emergency and invest large amount in bitcoin or gold keeping in bank wont earn you much I rather go with the route of not earning much, then be in risk. At least then I would know I was going to get my money back every year with like a 1% or small percent. |
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crash in 2011 was worst ........ because price dropped from $32 to jut $2
well that seems very comparable to 2014, when it was like dropping $700 to $600 right. both are 100% price reduction. |
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If bitcoin were to go down, I`d probably take my chances back to gold.
Or a gold etf since it shows that if a main coin can fail, why bother invest in another version of it right.
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well wouldnt the whole store of value be working, if not everyone were allowed to sell it whenever they want.
so it forces the value rise automatically. or limit the # of sales within that year or something.
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I wouldnt say they trust more, but they now are more aware of things since 2008 like everyone should be.
And they know theres an option now to protect your money in some sense.
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what does overstock have to deal with wall street? lol.
umm, can someone explain that to me, unless its something where employees can trade their overstock shares to bitcoin.
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HSBC to sack 50,000. http://money.cnn.com/2015/06/09/investing/hsbc-job-cuts/index.html Get used to headlines like this, banks are going to spend the next ten years explaining why they are 'downsizing'. The largest bank in the world - is pretty much lost for reasons why they no longer figure out ways to make money. Good riddance. I wouldn't read too much into this. They are simply shedding some dead weight by getting rid of unprofitable divisions. It's actually a good sign (for HSBC stockholders) and should make the company stronger. It's definately not a sign of the end of the banking industry. Banks went through much worse in 2008 and the ones who survived emerged stronger. That's true the situation in 2008 was horrible across the globe as all the countries were hit by recession and there were many companies including banks who got rid of unprofitable divisions and also the non performers who were asked to resign on the spot and it is in the benefit of the company itself so its not an end of banking industry. Yeah, but its not just the banks that allowed to make a ton of money. Its also those credit agencies that allowed those grades to pass on being acceptable to normal investors. So those agencies are a huge important part to the banks scheme. |
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well the sad part is, we cant do much.
despite the whole 2008 crisis, theres no form of protecting our money besides btc being the only option.
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gambling - very risky though.
yeah, which is why I wouldnt even bother to do it. Some people try to do this on a 90% win rate on the dice site, and roll 2-3 times, then even with the odds increased they lose the huge 2 btc principal balance. |
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You should really re-edit your title.
Or close this one click edit > click additional options > close.
Then start with your title WTB Localbitcoin account or something for a better response, plus state you want to use a reputable escrow. Good luck!
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Well the odds of investing is probably slim to most people to begin with.
Unless you have been working 40 years for a company, and have something setup plus you have a frugal lifestyle.
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It depends on the price of bitcoin. Sometimes I make a lot while sometimes I don't. I'm doing trading so it's sometimes good sometimes bad.
I`d just give up on trading, and just provide a service or become a outsource for someone. Or list a couple freelance skills. What I noticed is theres lots of demand for those people who can design the signatures for campaigns. |
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bitcoin and gold is just the same. highly volatile. a lot of pump and dump no matter how much we try to deny this.
but i think gold is a far better choice than bitcoins due to the physicality of gold. something tangible is always worth a lot more than something intangible. depends on which case we are talking about of course but still.
i feel bitcoins is getting lower day after day.
the sharks just dumped their coins making the market collapse and then buy low making it rise and they will do it again. just like they are doing it every 2weeks if someone can follow the rise and fall chart.
Gold will win the race in the future thats what I believe. It is tangible as well as traditional and we no then it is not going to diminish from the market as its inception is since thousands of years and comparatively bitcoin is only 6 years old so it is difficult to visualise whether bitcoin will exist in future or not. Gold is a deprecating asset in an increasingly electronic and worldwide world. Gold doesn't make much sense in a reality where everything important is done through internet communications. Bitcoin is the natural upgrade. Well theres different ways to invest with gold. Most wouldnt buy a physical bar of gold, but more on the gold mining company itself, so in reality its also faster to sell off as it goes down too. |
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Its not just them, its just cloud mining in general should be viewed carefully.
If you dont, then chances are its a higher form of a ponzi.
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If you had a partner who lived in the same country that the exchange was held.
It would be easier, but it wouldnt be much of a arbtriage since youre relying the same way to deposit and sell quickly from more then 2 exchanges.
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