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May 12, 2019, 12:20:44 AM |
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I was wondering since btc has finally started hitting high prices and some people will start selling their bitcoins in exchange for real money, am pretty damn sure not all exchanges will be ready to Buy your bitcoins at current prices,and it did happen in the past when btc made it as high as 20k usd. So what is ur plans guys and what r some of the most trustworthy International Exchanges where we can sell our BTC ?? Any thoughts on retailers too who accept BTC for payments ??
Good luck all !...
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May 12, 2019, 01:25:34 AM |
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If you have a local wallet that can be instantly converted into money, you can try that. If you want an exchange then you should the list below:
bittrex
kucoin
Binance
mercatox
hitbtc
These exchanges are well-known and trusted because many users are using them even me. Kucoin is my favorite exchange, I always do the trading there, it is very easy to use and an essential platform for beginners.
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May 12, 2019, 01:35:09 AM |
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Maybe that's just your opinion about exchanges or retailers that they won't buy your BTC. I think as long as the exchanges are profiting with fees in different trading pairs/markets that they have, there would be no problem with that. As for retailers, if the owner is a believer in BTC, I think they would be happy to accept it and price it according to BTC price, with that, I think it would be no problem.
That's just the problem with some of the people here, and they do not believe completely with BTC. For some, it's only a possibility to profit, not completely adapting to what it could be in the future, where it would be the medium of exchange towards different people and maybe governments. We will see.
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May 12, 2019, 09:37:37 AM |
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am pretty damn sure not all exchanges will be ready to Buy your bitcoins at current prices,and it did happen in the past when btc made it as high as 20k usd.
The price was above $ 7,000 for several months and no exchange platform complained about the price rally. It is a measure of how willing to pay for 1 BTC.  The best platform depends on your country and the documents that you can provide because exchange services need a trusted third party so this list will be different from one person to another because of the legal restrictions and the adoption of BTC against the local currency. As for those who accept BTC for payments, most of the sites are either directly accepted or through intermediaries. |
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May 12, 2019, 10:19:08 AM |
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Bittrex and Binance have proven themselves as some of the best crypto exchanges currently. Binance is returning their lost funds through the SAFU fund proving their reliability.
If you are looking for a P2P exchange, I suggest LocalBitcoins. Trade only with high trust traders.
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May 12, 2019, 10:23:20 AM |
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Well that's not an issue but still, most of your money can be easily converted into real money but if it is not then you can even go for other cryptocurrencies. like Dogecoin and others which do not change much. do you can put your money there and then you can wait for BTC to cool down and once it is normal you can convert back and get profits.
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May 12, 2019, 08:53:33 PM |
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Maybe that's just your opinion about exchanges or retailers that they won't buy your BTC. I think as long as the exchanges are profiting with fees in different trading pairs/markets that they have, there would be no problem with that. As for retailers, if the owner is a believer in BTC, I think they would be happy to accept it and price it according to BTC price, with that, I think it would be no problem.
That's just the problem with some of the people here, and they do not believe completely with BTC. For some, it's only a possibility to profit, not completely adapting to what it could be in the future, where it would be the medium of exchange towards different people and maybe governments. We will see.
its not just my opinion, go ahead google it, maybe ur less informed ! when BTC spiked to almost 20K over a week MANY of those international exchanges refused buying your BTC in exchange for FIAT, that was just what i read and i wouldn't be surprised, maybe u r LESS informed !... |
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May 12, 2019, 08:55:10 PM |
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Bittrex and Binance have proven themselves as some of the best crypto exchanges currently. Binance is returning their lost funds through the SAFU fund proving their reliability.
If you are looking for a P2P exchange, I suggest LocalBitcoins. Trade only with high trust traders.
Will Bittrex and Binance buy BTC from International clients ?... what's your opinion about Coinabse ?... thanks, |
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May 12, 2019, 09:03:36 PM |
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Most probably big exchange platform will not have a problem about that. You can still sell your bitcoin even if the price of it hikes.I think as long as there are people willing to buy bitcoin no matter at how much the price is this will not be a problem.
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May 13, 2019, 02:12:38 PM |
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Maybe that's just your opinion about exchanges or retailers that they won't buy your BTC. I think as long as the exchanges are profiting with fees in different trading pairs/markets that they have, there would be no problem with that. As for retailers, if the owner is a believer in BTC, I think they would be happy to accept it and price it according to BTC price, with that, I think it would be no problem.
That's just the problem with some of the people here, and they do not believe completely with BTC. For some, it's only a possibility to profit, not completely adapting to what it could be in the future, where it would be the medium of exchange towards different people and maybe governments. We will see.
its not just my opinion, go ahead google it, maybe ur less informed ! when BTC spiked to almost 20K over a week MANY of those international exchanges refused buying your BTC in exchange for FIAT, that was just what i read and i wouldn't be surprised, maybe u r LESS informed !... You misunderstood something perhaps. Exchanges don't buy your coins, they just provide a platform, buyers do. Perhaps by saying "exchanges" you're talking about a not popular website where they guy buy your BTC. In this case yes that's possible if they were not interested to buy BTC at this price. However, if you use a popular exchange you won't have this problem. The light is always turned ON and there is always some waiting to buy your coins. |
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May 13, 2019, 03:38:24 PM |
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It's no big deal to most exchanges. It's still for holders to sell or hold their Bitcoins. Most people would choose to keep holding because they're expecting for better prices. There's no harm in expecting for the best. There would also be investors who will purchase more Bitcoins despite its price.
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May 13, 2019, 03:54:06 PM |
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Many people prefer to use p2p exchanges like localbitcoins simply because many exchanges got an insane amount of KYC and verification process may continue for several weeks and you may still end up with only one withdrawal option that you can't use in your country. So all those p2p trades are not included into 24hr volume.
Even if you are selling your BTC on exchange then you are selling it not to exchange but to the other users like you that placed a buy order. So if there would be more sell orders then the price would go strait down.
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akamit
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May 13, 2019, 05:17:16 PM |
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am pretty damn sure not all exchanges will be ready to Buy your bitcoins at current prices, and it did happen in the past when btc made it as high as 20k usd.
This may be true for low volume exchanges, but high volume exchanges may have enough buy orders. If you don't find enough buy orders in one exchange then you can split into several exchanges to sell your quantity. I guess, someone with large BTC hodling may face this issue otherwise all others may not face this issue... Please correct me if I am wrong. There could be another solution, convert your BTCs for a stable coin for a certain time and then convert it to real money at the right time. |
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