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August 21, 2014, 09:58:13 PM |
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It's been several days now since any XC daily update. I am going through withdrawals.......  |
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SushiChef
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August 21, 2014, 10:03:20 PM |
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The problem with my XC is, is that I bought them on 240k and on 144k, so higher than the price currently is, I am just hoping the price will ever go above that again, I assume it will, but still.
Even selling your coins for less then you bought can still make you money. Sounds weird but it is true |
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Mountaingoat
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August 21, 2014, 10:06:31 PM |
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The problem with my XC is, is that I bought them on 240k and on 144k, so higher than the price currently is, I am just hoping the price will ever go above that again, I assume it will, but still.
Take this time to learn about crypto in general. You were asking some very basic questions about reading charts and even what "decentralized" meant. I get it, we all need to start somewhere but those are the types of things you want to know about before you lay down your hard-earned money on an investment. That is true, I just can't find any good tutorials. The problem with my XC is, is that I bought them on 240k and on 144k, so higher than the price currently is, I am just hoping the price will ever go above that again, I assume it will, but still.
Even selling your coins for less then you bought can still make you money. Sounds weird but it is true How do you plan on doing that? Selling for less almost always makes you a loss. |
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August 21, 2014, 10:31:06 PM |
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It's been several days now since any XC daily update. I am going through withdrawals....... There is definitely one coming tomorrow so I wouldn't worry too much about it... |
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August 21, 2014, 10:38:51 PM |
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The problem with my XC is, is that I bought them on 240k and on 144k, so higher than the price currently is, I am just hoping the price will ever go above that again, I assume it will, but still.
Take this time to learn about crypto in general. You were asking some very basic questions about reading charts and even what "decentralized" meant. I get it, we all need to start somewhere but those are the types of things you want to know about before you lay down your hard-earned money on an investment. That is true, I just can't find any good tutorials. The problem with my XC is, is that I bought them on 240k and on 144k, so higher than the price currently is, I am just hoping the price will ever go above that again, I assume it will, but still.
Even selling your coins for less then you bought can still make you money. Sounds weird but it is true How do you plan on doing that? Selling for less almost always makes you a loss. If I buy 10 XCurrency for 240k and sell at 200k and buy back at 140k. That's how |
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August 21, 2014, 10:57:45 PM |
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The problem with my XC is, is that I bought them on 240k and on 144k, so higher than the price currently is, I am just hoping the price will ever go above that again, I assume it will, but still.
Take this time to learn about crypto in general. You were asking some very basic questions about reading charts and even what "decentralized" meant. I get it, we all need to start somewhere but those are the types of things you want to know about before you lay down your hard-earned money on an investment. That is true, I just can't find any good tutorials. The problem with my XC is, is that I bought them on 240k and on 144k, so higher than the price currently is, I am just hoping the price will ever go above that again, I assume it will, but still.
Even selling your coins for less then you bought can still make you money. Sounds weird but it is true How do you plan on doing that? Selling for less almost always makes you a loss. If I buy 10 XCurrency for 240k and sell at 200k and buy back at 140k. That's how DING WE GOTS A WINNER! Take a small lose at first, buy back even more at the bottom, and you end up ahead. |
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August 21, 2014, 11:46:26 PM |
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The problem with my XC is, is that I bought them on 240k and on 144k, so higher than the price currently is, I am just hoping the price will ever go above that again, I assume it will, but still.
Take this time to learn about crypto in general. You were asking some very basic questions about reading charts and even what "decentralized" meant. I get it, we all need to start somewhere but those are the types of things you want to know about before you lay down your hard-earned money on an investment. That is true, I just can't find any good tutorials. The problem with my XC is, is that I bought them on 240k and on 144k, so higher than the price currently is, I am just hoping the price will ever go above that again, I assume it will, but still.
Even selling your coins for less then you bought can still make you money. Sounds weird but it is true How do you plan on doing that? Selling for less almost always makes you a loss. If I buy 10 XCurrency for 240k and sell at 200k and buy back at 140k. That's how I guess, but that is very risky, because if you buy 10 XC at 240k sell at 200k and what if it goes up again? You sold at a loss with nowhere to go. |
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August 21, 2014, 11:49:28 PM |
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The problem with my XC is, is that I bought them on 240k and on 144k, so higher than the price currently is, I am just hoping the price will ever go above that again, I assume it will, but still.
Take this time to learn about crypto in general. You were asking some very basic questions about reading charts and even what "decentralized" meant. I get it, we all need to start somewhere but those are the types of things you want to know about before you lay down your hard-earned money on an investment. That is true, I just can't find any good tutorials. The problem with my XC is, is that I bought them on 240k and on 144k, so higher than the price currently is, I am just hoping the price will ever go above that again, I assume it will, but still.
Even selling your coins for less then you bought can still make you money. Sounds weird but it is true How do you plan on doing that? Selling for less almost always makes you a loss. If I buy 10 XCurrency for 240k and sell at 200k and buy back at 140k. That's how I guess, but that is very risky, because if you buy 10 XC at 240k sell at 200k and what if it goes up again? You sold at a loss with nowhere to go. Then... you become the one that make someone else win.  |
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August 21, 2014, 11:49:47 PM |
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The problem with my XC is, is that I bought them on 240k and on 144k, so higher than the price currently is, I am just hoping the price will ever go above that again, I assume it will, but still.
Take this time to learn about crypto in general. You were asking some very basic questions about reading charts and even what "decentralized" meant. I get it, we all need to start somewhere but those are the types of things you want to know about before you lay down your hard-earned money on an investment. That is true, I just can't find any good tutorials. The problem with my XC is, is that I bought them on 240k and on 144k, so higher than the price currently is, I am just hoping the price will ever go above that again, I assume it will, but still.
Even selling your coins for less then you bought can still make you money. Sounds weird but it is true How do you plan on doing that? Selling for less almost always makes you a loss. If I buy 10 XCurrency for 240k and sell at 200k and buy back at 140k. That's how I guess, but that is very risky, because if you buy 10 XC at 240k sell at 200k and what if it goes up again? You sold at a loss with nowhere to go. That is what tends to happen to me when I try this....I am a NOVICE trader though:-) |
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August 22, 2014, 12:03:45 AM |
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The problem with my XC is, is that I bought them on 240k and on 144k, so higher than the price currently is, I am just hoping the price will ever go above that again, I assume it will, but still.
Take this time to learn about crypto in general. You were asking some very basic questions about reading charts and even what "decentralized" meant. I get it, we all need to start somewhere but those are the types of things you want to know about before you lay down your hard-earned money on an investment. That is true, I just can't find any good tutorials. The problem with my XC is, is that I bought them on 240k and on 144k, so higher than the price currently is, I am just hoping the price will ever go above that again, I assume it will, but still.
Even selling your coins for less then you bought can still make you money. Sounds weird but it is true How do you plan on doing that? Selling for less almost always makes you a loss. If I buy 10 XCurrency for 240k and sell at 200k and buy back at 140k. That's how I guess, but that is very risky, because if you buy 10 XC at 240k sell at 200k and what if it goes up again? You sold at a loss with nowhere to go. But you still have some "capital" to invest with. If you are patient, and do your research, and learn about how markets work, you will definitely get another opportunity. |
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August 22, 2014, 12:27:43 AM |
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The problem with my XC is, is that I bought them on 240k and on 144k, so higher than the price currently is, I am just hoping the price will ever go above that again, I assume it will, but still.
Take this time to learn about crypto in general. You were asking some very basic questions about reading charts and even what "decentralized" meant. I get it, we all need to start somewhere but those are the types of things you want to know about before you lay down your hard-earned money on an investment. That is true, I just can't find any good tutorials. The problem with my XC is, is that I bought them on 240k and on 144k, so higher than the price currently is, I am just hoping the price will ever go above that again, I assume it will, but still.
Even selling your coins for less then you bought can still make you money. Sounds weird but it is true How do you plan on doing that? Selling for less almost always makes you a loss. If I buy 10 XCurrency for 240k and sell at 200k and buy back at 140k. That's how I guess, but that is very risky, because if you buy 10 XC at 240k sell at 200k and what if it goes up again? You sold at a loss with nowhere to go. You need to educate yourself on what to look for ... http://www.iqchart.com/101/Read up and learn  |
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August 22, 2014, 12:35:32 AM |
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Is it a good time to buy XC? The price is a little high to me.
yeah I thought that as well for DKR when I started back in May "price too high for me for 0,5$" I witnessed it rise to 18 dollars the following week. Now, XC is just THE alt. I don't think the price of XC will rise anytime soon. So to answer your question, it might be smart to buy, but you never know. I don't either, but that has got nothing to do with the above statement. Its still the most solid all around investment one can make after bitcoin I was answering the question from the initial quote, if it was a good time to buy XC. XC is fair and transparency. I tried the XChat, works well. After reading more about this thread, I have a strong confidence to buy for long term! |
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August 22, 2014, 12:57:48 AM |
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any news about REV2.5 and Rev 3.0?  |
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Driv3n
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August 22, 2014, 01:29:30 AM |
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MountainGoat dont forget in the future there will likely be additional fees you can earn just by having XC in your wallet staking. I also bought in around 250k and have continued accumulating as the prices have dropped. It will take time but one day the price will rise again. It already has quite a few times but comes back down some after.
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August 22, 2014, 02:55:12 AM |
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MountainGoat dont forget in the future there will likely be additional fees you can earn just by having XC in your wallet staking. I also bought in around 250k and have continued accumulating as the prices have dropped. It will take time but one day the price will rise again. It already has quite a few times but comes back down some after.
What sort of fees? |
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August 22, 2014, 03:01:44 AM |
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What sort of fees?
We'll find out tomorrow. All we know is that XC is planning to implement a revenue-generating wallet feature through a development collaboration with Qibucks...or something like that. Full details to come tomorrow. |
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August 22, 2014, 03:04:50 AM
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What sort of fees?
We'll find out tomorrow. All we know is that XC is planning to implement a revenue-generating wallet feature through a development collaboration with Qibucks...or something like that. Full details to come tomorrow. Which reminds me I need to bag up some more XC.. WOW I just checked my orders and most went through and I got them for under 13k as asset.. so another 250 to go then we got 1k worth. |
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August 22, 2014, 03:38:36 AM |
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Mr. Bollinger also contends that: Sharp moves tend to occur after the bands tighten to the average, when a stock is less volatile. The greater the period of less volatility, the higher the propensity for a price breakout. *cough* XC |
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battbot
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August 22, 2014, 03:43:58 AM |
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Mr. Bollinger also contends that: Sharp moves tend to occur after the bands tighten to the average, when a stock is less volatile. The greater the period of less volatility, the higher the propensity for a price breakout. *cough* XC The longer the base, the higher in space. |
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