Some people would quote privacy reasons. They may not want my real identity to be associated with the trading of Bitcoins or not want to give information contained in the personal documents to the respective exchange. Personally I'm ok with that but I'd be very hard to me to get the required verification documents.


Over the counter trading is all about the same in terms of liquidity and spread. It's not really an improvement over LocalBitcoins.

"Buy when low and sell when high" is the maxim of every trader and that's how it should be but it's hard to implement profitably. Bear in mind that you may have an illusion that high and lows are well defined from seeing graphs but that's for past data only. Everyone which know was a trend line is should be able to spot trends on past market data, including highs or lows but those opportunities are gone. It's predicting future trends and their eventual end what will you profit from and that's far from a trivial task. Go read on technical analysis and quantitative trading to have an idea of what you're playing with and then you can go practice different styles of trading and maybe then determine which one fits your objectives and resources.

Edit: spelling.

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Recuerda que eso es solo para mineros. Los usuarios ordinarios no necesitan hardware específico en ningún caso.

Pero de todas formas, incluso suponiendo que Litecoin no fuera rentable de minear en ASICs no veo la ventaja en que se use hardware de propósito general en vez de específico.


Seguro tienes una mejor forma de ganar riqueza en cualquier forma que sea y luego convertirlo a tu almacenamiento de valor favorito (O favoritos). Los grifos dan una cantidad ridícula. ¡Consigue un trabajo!.

Estas son palabras comadreja. Aunque de primera intención no encuentro una forma de expresar la idea de forma correcta.


Si por valor se entiende el precio al que cotiza en el mercado, entonces no puede ser 0. Es una consecuencia lógica de que el mercado es un lugar para comercio, lo cuál implica que ambas partes dan algo y reciben algo a cambio, mientras que un valor de 0 implica que no se recibiría nada a cambio de los Litecoins.

Personalmente creo que la mayoría de los altcoins aportan poco o nada sobre lo que ofrece Bitcoin. En especial, nada que merezca la pena hacer el cambio. Una excepción sería PPcoin con su proof-of-stake que lo hace eficiente en cuanto uso a la energía a largo plazo (Actualmente la prueba de trabajo se usa mayoritariamente). No quiero decir que debamos abandonar Bitcoin en favor de PPcoin, pero es una alternativa interesante. En el caso de Litecoin me disgusta que al ser mineable de forma rentable solo en GPU y al carecer la mayoría de éstos soporte para sistemas libres (Los fabricantes tienen a mantener privativos los controladores y no publicar las especificaciones como para hacer unos libres de forma independiente) promueve indirectamente el software privativo.

So far none of the suggestions works or works better than LocalBitcoins. Thermos accepts only US wire and bitcoin-otc is worser than LocalBitcoins in terms of liquidity and payment methods accepted (Relevant to me).

Thanks you anyway.

Thanks you all but I want to buy BTC with fiat currency. I have MXN but AFAIK bank makes the conversion when transferring to a USD account (Not sure how much they will charge, however). Coinbase is for US-based only, BTC-e says that their bank (But not them, apparently) may require me to prove my identity. Cryptsy is of no use since they don't currently accept fiat currency. Any other suggestion?.

Hello.

I have bought bitcoins at localbitcoins and I'm now looking a way to buy much more without having to pay a premium, seems like buying in an exchange like bitstamp is the way. Is there an exchange which don't ask for verification (I.e: upload identity documents).

Thanks in advance.