i would have laughed at the subject of bitcoin being only an investment it a while back, but ever since the size of mempool reached its all time highs and i paid $0.96 for my latest transaction i no longer laugh but cry for the future of bitcoin if it is only going to be an investment.

your suggestions are pretty terrible, and i don't know if you are spamming your really think your suggestions are good!
investing in things like HYIP is bad without any argument.
investing in gambling sites, is considered one of the riskier investments although there are one or two of them that are giving good profit but it is still pretty risky.
also trading is not an easy task that you just go in and make money by sitting back. you have to work hard on it.

although it is worth mentioning that the current situation with the volatile price is only going to last for a little while. and then we are back to a more stable price before more rise starts happening.
if you are having problems with this volatility then try buying when things are slower, but you may end up paying higher than now.

in general and after all i have done i always end up buy and hold bitcoin and take some of the profit out.
at this point i think it is a good idea to only buy and hold at least until the ETF fate is determined if it is accepted then good. if not you can sell some then and buy back again with more profit.

you are giving so many contradictory information here! you say "you can easily predict" then go ahead and don't even include a damn chart. and i am sure you are never going to read this comment, but i put it here anyways.

next time you wanted to make a topic like this try to at least included chart here as an embedded image and show us your "easy prediction"

people who are so think in the skull who can not see the 256 and understand the difference with 1 are also so think in the skull to never invest more than fifty bucks in bitcoin so let them sell nothing is gonna change


to wall is reasonable in front of bitcoin when it is on the move it will remove mountains...

i wrote the same thing here, but deleted my comment after reading LeGaulois comment. and it is understandable that there is such feature since Coinbase is not exactly a bitcoin wallet, it is an account that people make with their email address so it is unique and you may be able to send funds to their "accounts" using their email address!

this is what i also suggest to anyone i know. it is best if people talk about investment in percentages of their networth or something like that instead of saying exact numbers.

there is also a misunderstanding that they have to buy "1 whole bitcoin" and they say it is expensive so we don't buy. which is wrongs since you can buy any amount even $1 worth of it.

who are you trying to hide from?

if it is regular people, then no it is not possible to track this because most exchanges do the same thing as mixers, they mix the funds and your withdrawal will be from another address.

but if it is from the law enforcement, then yes it is traceable. they can easily contact the exchange service and ask then who, when, and where and the exchanges keep a full record.

i don't know who bumped these couple of rather old topics from last month but it is an important lesson to anybody who is reading this board.

Most of what people say here is bullshit wrong. and mostly they spread FUD.
i feel good that my views all these years have never been changed!

yeap we are officially stuck behind the $1140 resistance we go there with 1-2 dollar difference and there comes the sell... but i expect it to be broken soon though and we may even see the $1500 withing this week and then it will all come down to the result of that ETF it may turn into a brick wall that we hit head first.

this is such an strange question!
when you exchange USD to BTC no matter what method you use, you will end up paying a bit more either for fee or a bit more because the other guy has to make profit.

the same goes when you want to exchange BTC back to USD, a little bit for fee and a bit because the other guy has to make profit too.

for example you will end up paying $11 to buy then after selling end up with $9 and there is no other way around it.
in short you lose money not save money.

and if you are a seller yourself, you can't do it right away. you have to wait for a long time to get someone to buy from/sell to you

a bank in a country that has an inflation rate of higher than 20%
i am guessing OP is from India, but i may be wrong.

where i live (a third world country) you can get 18% interest rate since the inflation rate doesn't fit in this comment
There are also some special offers for higher amount of money with rates as big as 25% annually.

the way i see ETF is more and better publicity for bitcoin as an investment.

as a bitcoin investor i am more than happy something like this is about to happen. and i believe price will be so happy about it too

but as a bitcoin user, and someone who likes the technology also, and want to see bitcoin as a currency i can't help but be a bit sad that it is advertising bitcoin as an investment not a currency.

looks like someone spoke too soon!

the rise has not stopped yet, it slowed down for a while to shakeout some weak hands and leave them behind.

he is saying invest in one ASIC and ASIC is a miner (a physical thingy you buy to mine cryptocurrencies with, google ASIC miner for more info) so he is in fact talking about mining not "cloud" mining ponzi.

when i read "New York + bitcoin + cash" i couldn't help but be reminded of the story of a guy who was robbed at gunpoint wanting to buy bitcoin with cash!

so i just leave the link here:
www.cnbc.com/2015/06/05/new-york-city-man-robbed-at-gunpoint-for-bitcoin.html
nypost.com/2015/06/05/nyc-man-robbed-at-gunpoint-for-his-bitcoins/

for me the best option is BTC-USDT since it is the same as trading bitcoin and USD since it has the same price, and it is a more predictable market at least that is what i feel like.

but other pairs should also be used. for example litecoin and monero from your list are two excellent altcoins for trading with great future and a nice profit potential.

that is kind of an obvious statement about bitcoin versus gold!
bitcoin obviously is still new and it needs to be adopted over time and there are lots of people who has not yet found out about bitcoin and adopt it soon.

but at the same time, gold has a more stable price and also doesn't have the risk of bitcoin when its price may go down.

i always disagree with the term "physiological resistances" because i believe there is no such thing. and the only thing that i could say can come close to a "physiological resistances" is the $1000 barrier because for one, price is usually evaluated in USD not much in other currencies like CAD or EUR and also it is the barrier between 3 and 4 digits.

but that is just trying to explain something that doesn't exist