Don't know if it works in UK (have done it in Spain), but I have used with success a service named chip chap (they have an app too) you send them the btc and they give you back a code with which you can withdraw a corresponding amount of cash in some ATM's.

Probably there would be a correction. But the raise may be due to the success of BTC vs. the dump of the forked BCC. People see BTC as the victor, so they dump BCC and buy more BTC.

But a BCC pump would not be something strange to happen.

Can be wrong, but I think it will pump sooner or later.

Why?

-Large BCC holders are likely to be Large BTC holders. Allright, many of them may have dumped already, but some not.

-BCC holders, thus, have the BTC to pump their own BCC back.

-If they pump, they will raise the value of their holders BCC, while at the same time buy more BCC at cheaper prices (seems like a win win situation for them).

If the BCC are mainly in the hands of people who do not own much BCC, that would not happen. But it can actually be the opposite.

45k$ is just too much. We can be happy with the fast increase rate we are experiencing now.... value has tripled in months and that is absolutely awesome. Perhaps a day (several years from now) that will happen, but not yet.

I have used microwallet hd for some time, it was good until recently that I had some issues (taking too long to sync, not loading, etc.). I am trying to sync bitcoin core now... been doing that for about two weeks lol.

To say it was expected for the price not to go down is quite easy now that it has already happened. And that is the norm when something has happened already: it is quite easy to analyze and get an explanation on why did it actually happen. The difficult thing is to predict ahead.

But fine for all, if Bitcoin keeps raising, I'm in. Lol.

Makes sense. Came here looking for answers, as I thought everybody will dump their BCC hard as soon as they have it and seems the opposite is happening.

But yeah, there is not so much people with BCC right now. That is the point.

I did not know that bcc was still in the market, surprised to see it in ViaBTC. It is hard for me to think that it will raise when lots of people get chep BCC in the fork. Most likely it is going to go much lower than it is now, and right now it only has 1/9 of the BTC value...

We can speculate. Upgrades goes well, transactions start to go lightning fast. People get excited and buy a lot. Then it goes to the news (again) and more people buy more... goes up and up and ...well we get to 5000 

Even though apparently there are few coins for a market like that, I think many people will sell theirs if it doubled or had a substantial raise. Plus, BTC has 8 digit... satoshis might be the unit they trade finally in markets like that. In that case a not very large supply of sellers will be more than enough to cover demand and price will skyrocket.

Sounds strange to me. It is true I have had a couple of problems with it (Now it syncs from 2015 everytime a go in and I had to reinstall it due to an issue) but I have used it recently to send and receive some bitcoins and everything was ok... well time to move funds from it I guess.

Did not know btc-e had fallen. That's a big down. Seems like no site is 100% safe in bitcoin and everything can go like the wind by tomorrow. Best is not having all the eggs in one and the same basket, as always.

The good thing with these news is that some people read it and react by buying more bitcoin, which in turn end ups sort of fullfilling the prediction. Bitcoin is likely to go up a bit if Goldam Sachs really goes around saying that.

In signature campaigns, you pretty much put a message advertising something for the person who runs the campaign. Every campaign has its requirements. You can find a list of the campaigns available here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0

Most of them require having a category of member of above, so you also need to post and participate in the forum in order to get that status.

Hope it helps.

Great idea and site looks good. One gets nut sometimes trying to understand why a coin is up or down. Sometimes none have a clue, but others there is at least some things that maybe influence it. Being informed about that helps, and I hope your newsletter cover it.

Great, another exchange handling the split (I have read of poloniex doing so too). Best for users that are not very techy or just do not want to bother messing around and sending their coins to and fro. Is good to know.

After seeing the recent leap nearing the $3000 I think it is possible in about two years too. Big numbers make Bitcoin get attention, and attention can make it go very very high in a short time, precisely because market is still low. Things can grow a lot when there is a little market, but tend to grow more slowly when market is widespread and established.

Not just with Bitcoin, but with anything, users are needed. Not even the Internet would be worth a thing if there were no users. Of course, someone has to keep things running like miners do, but when you have something running is because you have the hope for someone (at least one) to make use of it.

I think best time to sell is when it begins to fall due to panic, just in order to buy lower. Sell forever? I think there is not likely a time like that. 

Because people are quite hopeful that the scaling is going to be a success (I do to). Bitcoin future is bright, and investors are happy. Futhermore, it is easier to go up from a down than from an up, and that is what is happening.