Once I discovered that the the price of GHS/BTC has fallen over 400% in 3 months, I bailed... CEX really needs to put up a chart that longer that one month. One month chart is misleading.
Its expected to fall related to difficulty adjustment, but cex.io it is not always the case. Did you expect otherwise?
I have a feeling that CEX is the only one making $$..
Ive been pushing a low volume on here <1
BTC (mostly because a
P2P borrower defaulted on me & thats all i have) since mid october. Not throwing around any specific figures, I have made a pretty profit on here. cex.io is a for profit business and I am sure they are profiting from it and thats ok.
Free Market Capitalism at its finest if you ask me.
The current price should be at .015, not 055. At .015 there is room for a profit.
While your probably just thinking out loud (as I have done this many times in my disbelief in the price) This has been discussed, beat into the ground, rinsed & repeated ever since this service came online. Here is one of the many
unofficial threads discussing this. The fact of the matter is, cex.io is the only provider that provides the ability to buy & sell GH's instantly, with a trade interface, with a web interface & API. Its convient, you dont have to buy hardware, wait for it to ship, deal with breakdowns, deal with shipping delays etc etc etc. Yes, its risky as hell. Its more of a gambling market but is it profitable. Yes, indeed it can be very profitable if you get in and get out at the right times. But so is the very nature of cryptocurrencies in general at the moment. Murhphy law states that the second you dump
BTC in here its going to crash. Throw some trading emotion in the mix and your doubly screwed.
The price of GHS trends downwards all the time. Any long-term position will be a losing one.
There is no chance of being a successful long-term trader of GHS in a skewed market where the price is always trending downwards.
Any attempt at guessing a temporary move upwards would be gambling not trading.
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The only people talking up GHS on CEX.IO are people with affiliate links to CEX.IO at the bottom of their signature.
Yes, I cant argue that a long term position will be a loosing one but 9 times out of 10 this market will surprise you.
Gambling, a high risk ball game...call it what you want. The fact of the matter is the high risk in this game come with high profitability if you do it right. There is lots of
BTC to be had.
I do not have a cex.io affiliate link in my signature
when i found cex i immediately transferred funds there and luckily haven't bought anything, after some reading I came to conclusion cex.io is loose loose situation, and took my money out
if i buy ghs from cex there are two possible outcomes:
1. if i wait long enough for it to mine something, i will have btc it mined but will loose more on its value - this will never roi
2. to earn only option is to be lucky enough to catch the correction - buy and sell quickly cause long term price will definitely drop. this is "trading"/gambling and for this there are better places
price of ghs will always go down cause it mines less meaning its value is dropping
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Well if you pushed some volume & were trying to make a quick bit, the price dropped down to 0.041 and is back up to 0.055 at time of writing, thats a hell of a profit margin if you ask me.
Sure there is no argument against there are many other places you can place your
BTC and be a high risk of a loss.
You would think that the price of GH's would go down related to difficulty adjustments. But again restating, this is not the case in this market. Supply and demand does funny things especially in the crypto markets. This has even bled over to hardware sales on ebay. There are still daily sales of block erupters selling for $40-$50...now that is outrageous if you ask me.
Cheers everyone....