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1  Economy / Service Discussion / Localbitcoins noob here... on: October 07, 2014, 03:31:52 AM
Just recently decided I wanted to dabble in the LBC market to see about making some extra cash.

Just wanted to know if it's safe doing business with cash deposits to my personal account or should I go with some other form of payment?

What should I be cautious about as well? Thanks peeps

Oh and what a fair markup value is for selling coins at. 5% market value?
2  Other / Beginners & Help / Feedback on best BTC to USD cashout method(s)? on: April 03, 2013, 12:15:25 AM
So I was just getting more into the BTC scene after realizing if I would have invested in BTC my coins would be worth $98,224 right now and thats if I didnt sell or invest in more along the way.

What are some of your preferred websites to use in buying/trading/selling business? I'm learning from an older thread that Mt.Gox is ridiculous when it comes to trying to cashout in USD. From the 2012 thread it was stated that sure they may be fine with selling BTC back but the cashing out is where they fall through.....is this still the case?

I want to invest a decent amount of money in BTC still but I just want to see what some feedback would be on the best way to cashout when ready. Fees and waiting time seem to be ridiculous with Mt.Gox but then I haven't had time to discover much else...believe Bitinstant was regarded as a good place.

Thanks for any feedback on the topic
3  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Introduce yourself :) on: April 02, 2013, 10:32:21 PM
My Bitcoin History:

@$10 USD/BTC: I was told about bitcoin about a year ago, but not as an investment, but as a payment system for business. I'm ADD, so I didn't get around to it until about a month ago...

@$40 USD/BTC: I began to research bitcoin

@$50 USD/BTC: I bought my first lot of bitcoin

@$60 USD/BTC: I had 1/3 of my liquid into bitcoin...

@$70 USD/BTC: I was up late one night and able to sell at $70 and buy back at $60 during the dip

@$80 USD/BTC: I got cocky about the last day of trading and had 2 days where I lost about 30% of my BTC

@$90 USD/BTC: I sat tight and held on for $100

@$100 USD/BTC: Yesterday, I moved my BTC from Gox into BTC-E to spread my risk and accrue more BTC via alternate currencies

@$1 USD/LTC: Today, I spent half my bitcoins on LTC last night... I sold off NMC before going to sleep, it tripled by morning. DOH!

@$4 USD/LTC: I sold half my LTC for BTC @ 400% profit in under 12 hours!

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Purpose

I'm a 27 yr old working in the legal field, doing well for myself and would like to make some high risk investments

I'm here to learn, contribute, and be apart of something that is more then just an investment bubble, but a revolution into a new category of money systems

I'm enticed by the positive attitude of the community, and believe that this will gain power through the people, despite inevitable resistance from governments and old timers.

The idealist in me wants to believe BTC will be successful and even co-exist with fiat, but the realist in me see's great risk in getting to greedy...

1. Government & Legal trouble that will arise if BTC gains enough power. It's a threat to the banking institution and very powerful people. It's also a threat as a means to buy drugs, sex, and even use it for international terrorism. Even if the government loses this battle, the resulting psychological effects of bad press could cause a panic and lead to a crash or at least a great reduction in price.

2. Easy manipulation @ low volume (relative to the entire market) ...@ only 1 billion it's very easy for big owners to manipulate the numbers and set traps

3. Competing alternate crypto currencies.  Can BTC monopolize the market, or will it be necessary for others to compete. Do they offer some feature that bitcoin can't? Can they co-exist?

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Anyway, glad to be here. I spend most of my time in the speculation forum on the wall observer thread

-Kyle





Nice post sir. I'm new and I regret not investing my $5000 back in september when its like like $10.7 per coin. fml
4  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: What's the fastest way to sell bitcoins? on: April 02, 2013, 09:49:17 PM
If you have your bitcoins on an exchange instead of your wallet, you can sell them instantly. You don't even need to do anything, you can just put in a book offer to sell them for $100, for example, and if the price drops to 100 they will be sold.

So say you purchased all your btc through Mt.Gox, you could instantly sell them when needed?(is this what you're saying?) ...if there are buyers for the price proposed of course
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