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Hi Guys
I have tried the likes of Binance and Bitterex, but they aren't accepting any new users at the moment.
Poloniex have been processing my photo ID for over a couple days now, has anyone got any recommendations for alternatives?
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Hi Everyone
I am looking for what people are thinking would be a good rate to invest in Bitcoin at.
Obviously, this will be a low rate, but I have seen some say that as low as 1BC=$13.5k, is this plausible?
Thanks for the input.
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Hi Guys
I am looking at investing for the first time, I currently use Blockchain as my wallet and Cryptopia for trading, would people say these two are okay to use?
Firstly, I will be looking at investing £1,000 on Bitcoin and then go for the long-held option, most likely for the next 2-3 years, whilst keeping an eye out for spikes in value to sell say 40% at any given time during a spike.
I would like to keep 60% of the remaining value to (hopefully) climb, whilst also possibly spending 15% on alternative currencies e.g. Ripple.
As of now Bitcoin looks to be at a high value and I am waiting for a dip to buy mine, would you say this is a wise move, as I need to buy Bitcoin before looking at buying alt coins.
Any info would be great, thanks.
use a wallet that you have full access into it. blockchain.info is okay to store your bitcoin. cryptopia? hmm.. I'll recommend binance, bittrex, and poloniex for now. I suggest you to diversify your money into digital assets and free money (the money that might be needed to buy something (cryptocurrency) when there's a good moment for it). for me: 80% digital assets, 20% free money. the digital assets will be diversified in 3 class: class 1 - 60% - Bitcoin 70:30 Ethereum (which is the top and popular coin) class 2 - 30% - Litecoin, Ripple, XLM (you know it is popular but not enough point to place it on class 1 ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) ) class 3 - 10% - Aion, ADA, ICX, IOTA (the "rising star") I keep getting my payment to buy via Blockchain declined via debit card for "security reasons", would you recommend anywhere else to buy them from, and I could then even transfer them to Blockchain. What wallet do you use, have you got any other tips for a newbie? ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Binance and Bitterex are not currently accepting new accounts, I am going to sign up to Poloniex.
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Hi Guys
I am looking at investing for the first time, I currently use Blockchain as my wallet and Cryptopia for trading, would people say these two are okay to use?
Firstly, I will be looking at investing £1,000 on Bitcoin and then go for the long-held option, most likely for the next 2-3 years, whilst keeping an eye out for spikes in value to sell say 40% at any given time during a spike.
I would like to keep 60% of the remaining value to (hopefully) climb, whilst also possibly spending 15% on alternative currencies e.g. Ripple.
As of now Bitcoin looks to be at a high value and I am waiting for a dip to buy mine, would you say this is a wise move, as I need to buy Bitcoin before looking at buying alt coins.
Any info would be great, thanks.
Hi. Your wallet is a very good wallet but I don't know of crytopia, why don't you try out Poloniex or Bittrex. They are very good trading platforms. I very much like your trading strategy. It's a very good strategy.Holding 40% for pump in the price and the remaining 60% for a long term is a good idea. I'm sure you will make massive profit even with only the 40%. I did try to sing up for Bittrex but it was not taking any more sign ups, I am currently trying Poloniex now. On Blockchain, I keep getting m payment to buy Bitcoin declined via debit card, is there anywhere else you would recommend to buy them from?
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Hi Guys
I am looking at investing for the first time, I currently use Blockchain as my wallet and Cryptopia for trading, would people say these two are okay to use?
Firstly, I will be looking at investing £1,000 on Bitcoin and then go for the long-held option, most likely for the next 2-3 years, whilst keeping an eye out for spikes in value to sell say 40% at any given time during a spike.
I would like to keep 60% of the remaining value to (hopefully) climb, whilst also possibly spending 15% on alternative currencies e.g. Ripple.
As of now Bitcoin looks to be at a high value and I am waiting for a dip to buy mine, would you say this is a wise move, as I need to buy Bitcoin before looking at buying alt coins.
Any info would be great, thanks.
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The PSU gives you room to add more cards on the future so it is wise for you to buy a motherboard with 6 x PCIE slots. You can buy Asus H270 prime, I have one and it works out of the box with 4 cards and you need to enable 4G decoding for 5 or more cards. Everything else is fine.
Ok, thanks, I haven't loaded an OS to a motherboard, or started a machine up from scratch, would you say it is easy to do? Also, do you have any recommendations for a pool to start with, most people are saying NiceHash...
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How many GPU's do you use, would you say it would be profitable with 3 Nvidia 1070's with a 4GHZ CPU?
Electricity costs would be next to nothing as I am renting.
Thanks!
cpu really doesnt matter in your case ... free eletricity doesnt exist , someone paying for it. If your landlord giong to notice the power bill is 2x , 3x or 4x what he paid before , you going to pay for the power you using ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) In this case make sure you know how much you have to pay for each kw/h you are using , including all the taxes and fees ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) !!! About the profitability i would suggest THIS topic you need to read ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) keep this in your mind : None of those calculators you are seeing on the web can tell you what's coming tomorrow , months later or 6 months later , a year later! Those calculators telling you about today , at that moment when you typing in your information !
Hi xxcsu Thanks for pointing me in the right direction ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I think I would be up for "taking the leap of faith" into the lottery of mining cryptocurrency, initially I would be willing to put forward £1,000-£1,250 into GPU, CPU motherboard etc. On your recent mining (if you have) would you say this is a positive move, or more money, more investment etc? A noob like me can use all the help he can get, haha!
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Thanks for the post, that guide seems like a good way to start. How many GPU's do you use, would you say it would be profitable with 3 Nvidia 1070's with a 4GHZ CPU? Electricity costs would be next to nothing as I am renting. Thanks!
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Hi Guys,
I am new to the site and I am looking at starting a mining rig, however I will likely be a noob at first!
My first question is how can I calculate how much the GPU's will use, e.g. two Nvidia Geforce 1070's. Or if there is a better GPU, please point me in the right direction!
Before i start looking at buying the other components, I would like to know an estimate of how much power I will be using to then calculate how much potential profit I could make.
Any help is much appreciated.
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