bitcoin prices will not always rise, sometimes the value will drop or remain stagnant for some time all because people are bringing in and taking out money from their crypto havens and sometimes prices will crash a little because of unfavourable legislation
Dropping down of bitcoin price is not means that we need to shift into other coins. Holding is the best strategy we can do, trusting with this coin is not hard to do. If you remembered on past 5years bitcoin have no a lot of movement with their price. But time comes and this coin get their break and raised up too fast up to the moon. We need to be patience waiting for the right time before sell it. Actually their current price now was still high value, compared with their original value. 5 years ago bitcoin wasn't anywhere near its peak. However, now it has reached its peak, because even grandmas are trying to get in on some bitcoin action  |
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Taking a long position with bitcoin is not such a good idea anymore. All indicators show that the chances of it doubling in price are very slim. You can make much more by arbitraging coins.. Bought 1BTC on Bitfinex for $10,454 Sold 1 BTC on cex $11391 Net profit: $937 - 0.5 -1 % fees Total time: 20 minutes http://www.arbitrage.expert/ |
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Bought 1BTC on Bitfinex for $10,454
Sold 1 BTC on cex $11391
Net profit: $937 - 0.5 -1 % fees
Total time: 20 minutes
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Even if I bring my own security personnel, what am I going to do with so much cash on hand? Do you realize that I will never pass the border with a suitcase of benjamins. Not a single bank in dubai would let me make such large cash deposit. wake the f up dude |
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You don't need partners to do arbitrage |
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unbelievable |
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Cryptocurrency arbitrage refers to buying cryptocoins on an exchange where the price is lower and simultaneously selling the altcoin at an exchange where the price is relatively higher, ultimately profiting from a temporary difference in prices. Who is in for some arbitrage? http://www.arbitrage.expert/ |
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1.5 months later paypal finally gave birth. https://snag.gy/mClgs7.jpgHere is the face of the scammer: - https://snag.gy/Fy7bAL.jpgApparently, the eBay buyer whom i confirmed called the credit card company and submitted a dispute on paypal. Since sale of a bitcoin via ebay isn't covered by the paypal seller protection policy, they took my money to cover their looses. WORD OF ADVISE: STAY AWAY FROM PAYPAL! |
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STRIPE: https://stripe.com/us/prohibited-businesses#financial-and-professional-servicesBy registering with us, you are confirming that you will not use the Service to accept payments in connection with the following businesses, business activities or business practices.
Virtual currency or stored value Virtual currency that can be monetized, resold, or converted to physical or digital products and services or otherwise exit the virtual world (e.g., Bitcoin); sale of stored value or credits maintained, accepted and issued by anyone other than the seller |
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1.5 months later paypal finally gave birth. https://snag.gy/mClgs7.jpgHere is the face of the scammer: - https://snag.gy/Fy7bAL.jpgApparently, the eBay buyer whom i confirmed called the credit card company and submitted a dispute on paypal. Since sale of a bitcoin via ebay isn't covered by the paypal seller protection policy, they took my money to cover their looses. WORD OF ADVISE: STAY AWAY FROM PAYPAL! |
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I know that. In 2016, I had a break with Bitstamp, after stealing the coins from them. Then sent to the e-mail that users from Russia can work with the exchange. In the spring of 2017, before I resumed my work with Bitstamp, I approached the question of what I got the answer for - we are working, there are no problems. I do not think that the problem is this. if they're having issues with the russian government, I honestly don't think that they're going to openly disclose it. Frankly, I would never rely on what customer support has to say, after all its the bottom of the food chain. they would be the last to know about anything / any pending deals with the government. Support reps are live robots, they good for reading between the lines and thats it! I personally never rely on anything that support reps has to say. At the end of the day its your word against his... what you gonna do when things turn around not in your favor?... go out and look for him:) |
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Meeting up in Russia for a bitcoin transaction can be a bit challenging. Safety and security are foremost concerns. There were situations in the past when sellers met up and were forced to transfer coins under threat of harm or even worse. Refusing to transfer coins might even lead to being assaulted. Scammers have been known to meet the buyer in locations where they have the upper hand, often with several heavy handed individuals involved.
Bitcoin is officially outlawed in Russia which implies any situation where BTC is involved might not get any support from the Russian authorities. Instead, there is a chance or risk of actually being seen as the criminal.
Completing the transaction online with escrow protection might be the safest way to do this deal.
The wikipedia man again with his 2 useless cents The scammer guy angry for being exposed again and again. On the one hand, he posts garbage admonishing other members for buying from random people here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=913485.msg27004598#msg27004598Because of course he wants them to buy from his scam exchange WITHOUT ESCROW: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2584911.msg26996122#msg26996122One false move and it’s a red trust. I can be quite stubborn in stalking and pursuing scammers, mind you. Then you can be sure victims will be forewarned as early as possible before making any disastrous transaction on your shady website. What am I being exposed for exactly? Lol, mate you're fucking paranoid and delusional! Hey man... they're watching you! |
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Meeting up in Russia for a bitcoin transaction can be a bit challenging. Safety and security are foremost concerns. There were situations in the past when sellers met up and were forced to transfer coins under threat of harm or even worse. Refusing to transfer coins might even lead to being assaulted. Scammers have been known to meet the buyer in locations where they have the upper hand, often with several heavy handed individuals involved.
Bitcoin is officially outlawed in Russia which implies any situation where BTC is involved might not get any support from the Russian authorities. Instead, there is a chance or risk of actually being seen as the criminal.
Completing the transaction online with escrow protection might be the safest way to do this deal.
The wikipedia man again with his 2 useless cents |
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Hope everyone is having a wonderful day!
Here are the today's rates:
Buy Bitcoin for PM: $14090.81 USD + 4.95%
Sell Bitcoin for PM: $14090.81 USD - 1.98%
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Hope everyone is having a wonderful day!
Here are the today's rates:
Buy Bitcoin for PM: $14090.81 USD + 4.95%
Sell Bitcoin for PM: $14090.81 USD - 1.98%
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The fees has gone up tremendously! This is primarily due to increasing demand which resulted in growing btc price. While the number of transactions is growing, the size of the block remains the same (1 mb), with that in mind it now takes longer to get a transaction confirmed, because miners aren't idiots... they prioritize those who paid a higher fee. Unless the community decides to increase the size of the block, the fees will continue to grow and confirmations will continue to be delayed. The odds of that are slim, because 60% of the community consists of greedy miners  , Using bitcoin for conducting small transactions has become obsolete! I would suggest using ltc or ripple for amounts under 1k. |
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