Hello Bitcoiners,
Can someone suggest a good trading exchange like Kraken.com
I am using kraken right now but most of the times its giving errors.
also does any exchange provide 2factor authentication for deposit/withdrawal ?
I suggest to avoid centralized exchange like kraken or bittrex at all! It's better if you start using decentralized exchanges which are usually safer, more reliable and above all has no power to block your funds or ask you for further verifications. The downside is that decentralized exchanges are often difficult to use for newbies and have lower volumes. A good choice I suggest you is Waves decentralized exchange, which is fast, safe, cheap and very user-friendly too!
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2 days ago I published a chart in trading view explaining what's happening with bitcoin price. https://www.tradingview.com/chart/BTCUSD/QIgVoEf6-BTC-USD/I like to get rid off all the news and the buzz that's been around the space lately and just focus in charts. I like that taking a technical approach cleans and filters all this FUD that's been hitting the prices all over the board these last weeks. I just don't like to see a lot of people that are just starting to trade, take the wrong decisions because 1.) they just listen to other "experience" traders that just encourage them to hodl and do nothing but that. 2.) they believe lots of altcoins are the next big thing and they get full in thinking they are undervalued because they are low caps. If altcoins are in the market, they are most likely to suffer this price bleeding because everyone was rushing to get into bitcoin, and now that bitcoin keeps dropping, everyone is rushing to get into fiat. It's a bloodbath, a snowball of blood. So for all of you guys that are into alts, do your research about them, analyse why the price and their caps are at those levels, be skeptic, but most importantly, judge the technology and not the price. There's great alts out there that are truly innovating the space right now, so there's good dips to buy, and definitely some knifes that you don't want to catch. A lot of alts are just piggyback riding the market, taking profits out of inexperienced traders or ignorant investors. Be aware. Just because it's a blockchain and it's "private" "fast" "decentralised" does it mean it can't be pure shit. Let me know what do you guys think about the chart. Be safe and don't feed the whales. 1) Hodling is the safest option for long-term investors with little experience. I think it's the best one even for more skilled traders. Bitcoin's movements are quite difficult to predict... 2) Yes, altcoins can be good or shit, but everyone should do his own due diligence and research about new coins or tokens, before investing.
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For long term I'd say Bitcoin is better because it still is the king of cryptocoins and the one which has a longer story so far. But if you need higher returns, altcoins with lower marketcap are certainly better. But keep in mind the higher the returns the higher the risks.
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Perfect time to buy and hold cos it's definitely going to pump
Agreed with your point of view. Under 10k is a good entry point right now. I am contacting some trusted sellers in order to buy some.
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I see many bounty threads in this section ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.0) which incentivise posting on their own threads through the reports of facebook and twitter activity. You can take a look on that section and see that basically almost every bounty campaign 'force' users to report their social shares and tweets (usually on a weekly basis). The result of this behaviour is that their thread are not only flooded by such posts but also non-stop "upped". Maybe it breaks one of this forum's rules, that is "no on-forum altcoin giveaways", Doesn't it?
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I'd also forbid any discriminatory and racist behavior.
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Hello Friends, First of all, this is just my Opinion. I think this new 'merit' system is just a new policy same as the capitalist government/bankers do in the name of quality, security bla bla. Now my rank in the forum depends on others! If some one thinks my post is merit worthy then they will give me merit. My rank now has to look for the mercy of others! absolutely Crap idea. Whats happens if a post is good and still no one gives merit?? I am sure this what will happens. I believe many of users here do not bother about giving merit etc. They come here to learn, share information. Yes there are spam posters, but you can't impose such as bad system as 'merit' to tackle the spam! This forum is about cryptocurrency whose main characteristic is 'decentralisation' . But this new 'Merit' system is a 'centralised' system which depends on the mercy of others and that is a BIG SLAP to the face of 'Decentralisation' I understand your disappointment, but there's one thing to consider. You are confusing bitcointalk from Bitcoin. Bitcoin is decentralized (as well as many other cryptocoins) while this forum has never been decentralized. Like almost any other forum, it has its own rules set by the admin. This new merit system is something similar to what happens on facebook, youtube, etc. where people like or dislike your content.
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Why sell now? I have no need to do it for such a low price. Better to hold, because we are still at the beginning and in the next 3-4 years Bitcoin price is expected to grow much more!
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I think borrowing money is stupid in general, even if you use to purchase BTC. Borrowing money only feeds banks...
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As indicated by predictions bitcoin should have achieved 15k$ by end of 2017 and fall in first week of jan 2018
In any case, shockingly its effectively reached 17k$ in 2017.
Should I purchase or hold my btc?I don't plan to sell at any point in the near future.
In my opinion holding is less risky than day trading. But you should not forget about your investment, you should always watch it, look the market and the news. Also, pick a strategy and be faithful to it no matter what...
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The only danger I see in Bitcoin is that it could be able to make easier to track transactions and thus we could lose our privacy. Actually it's easier to track transactions with Bitcoin rather than fiat money, because blockchain is public.
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Dear manager! You could not specify the timing of the new campaign. Or is the campaign over? You wrote about the beginning of a new campaign from 1 January. Thanks.
Hey... It seems like the team doesn't want a 2nd round. We have been told the bounty tokens would be distributed 2-4 weeks after the ICO. So can we remove our signature?
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3.0.5 was just released which fixes this bug completely.
Very good! So, to recap, if we upgrade to 3.0.5. we can run Electrum and browse the web or run other apps at the same time safely, with no worries, right? Also, why Thomas is not speaking in this thread? This is one of the worst problems in the whole Electrum history and it's strange its main developer wrote nothing about that here on bitcointalk...
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Do you know if latest Electron Cash version is safe to use or not?
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Is it safe to use Electron Cash now that Electrum for BTC is compromised?
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I got the same error over and over again yesterday. Then it made a transaction which looks confirmed on etherscan, but I don't have my money back into my wallet yet... do you think I lost my money?
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So will we receive bounty rewards or not?
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I strongly believe in this project. It has anything it needs to be successful: great team, decentralized exchange, token creation, lending and even a multicoin wallet. Its price is rising, but it's still low compared to its value so I'm gonna buy more.
I think its price is gonna rise again to reach at least Ethereum peaks, if not more!
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People who buy the altcoins previously bought by you will give you profit. But note this not a 'zero sum' market, so it doesn't necessarily mean that you profit only if someone else lose his money. You are just doing a short term speculation.
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Ethereum seems to have scalability problems even bigger than the ones Bitcoin has. About its price, I think Ethereum will never able to overcome Bitcoin because its supply is too high. Also, Bitcoin is still the most popular cryptocoin around there so I think Ethereum won't be able to overcome it. Ethereum popularity is mainly due to the ICO fever. As soon as this trend will stop, I don't know if Ethereum will still be able to compete with BTC.
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