Thread: RIP Bitcoin

Originally Posted by AntRobertson

Nope, it would be the deranged old fool who drinks his own piss and makes increasingly unhinged posts that he can’t back up so when called on them predictably resorts to even more ranting in a transparent attempt to distract and divert.

Another boring day at work for poor widdle anty panties, ever clueless about, pee, Bitcoins, crypto and the evolving technologies.
In other words still stuck on stupid. Sad really if it wasn't so funny how you bleat away, over and over the same banal bullshit, day after day, year after year, for twelve years running...Clueless doesn't even begin to describe your condition.

Hodling.

There's probably a lot of money to be made on XRP as the big banks and wall street are pumping it.

I won't buy any just on principle because it is a centralized fiat currency with no distributed ledger.

Originally Posted by Luigi

^ I'm up around 1.4% from last night.


Borrrrrrrrrrring.

I would be thoroughly delighted with 1% / day.

Originally Posted by Albert Shagnasty2017

Etoro is a load of bollocks.

Never heard of coinfloor.

Coinbase/GDAX is sound.

Opened with Coinbase, then legged it when I found out they charge 3.99% per purchase, not interested what they charge for sales.

Etoro appears to be the only regulated site (of the three), but an account can take 3-5 days to verify before trading.

...can’t back up so when called on them predictably resorts to even more ranting in a transparent attempt to distract and divert...

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

Another boring day at work for poor widdle anty panties, ever clueless about, pee, Bitcoins, crypto and the evolving technologies.
In other words still stuck on stupid. Sad really if it wasn't so funny how you bleat away, over and over the same banal bullshit, day after day, year after year, for twelve years running...Clueless doesn't even begin to describe your condition.

...

Originally Posted by jabir

I would be thoroughly delighted with 1% / day.

Give me 3% per day, a double every 4 weeks. I don't ask for much.

Originally Posted by jabir

Opened with Coinbase, then legged it when I found out they charge 3.99% per purchase, not interested what they charge for sales.

Etoro appears to be the only regulated site (of the three), but an account can take 3-5 days to verify before trading.

got an email from etoro this morn, asked me to fill in a survey,, duly done. not impressed at all, still locked out, one month now.

earl, will u please stop giving credibility / replying to that annoying kunt anti. your fucking near as bad as he is, .. just ignore the kunt

Originally Posted by jabir

Opened with Coinbase, then legged it when I found out they charge 3.99% per purchase, not interested what they charge for sales.

That's the fee if you buy with a card. You can transfer money in free via SEPA, transfer into GDAX and trade for free.

Originally Posted by Albert Shagnasty2017

That's the fee if you buy with a card. You can transfer money in free via SEPA, transfer into GDAX and trade for free.

I agree. Almost
When I bought with a card, it was around 3% commission. (instantly showed up)
When i did direct from my bank account, it was a little over 1% And it took almost a week to show up, but they gave me the trade price from back when I said "Buy".

Originally Posted by fiddler

When i did direct from my bank account, it was a little over 1%

They charge a flat rate of $10 for wire deposits regardless of deposit amount. Your bank probably charges a bit more on top of that.

Originally Posted by baldrick

I do think in 2 years everyone will know of decred

I purchased 2 of them at a whopping $78 each. We shall see what happens...

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

There's probably a lot of money to be made on XRP as the big banks and wall street are pumping it.

link?

Originally Posted by redhaze

I purchased 2 of them at a whopping $78 each.

Originally Posted by redhaze

They charge a flat rate of $10 for wire deposits regardless of deposit amount. Your bank probably charges a bit more on top of that.

Not what I'm seeing.
In November, one of my buys was $650 using my bank as the cash in. The commission on that buy was $9.54
This is on coinbase

Maybe they've changed.
They must be making BIG money.

Originally Posted by fiddler

In November, one of my buys was $650 using my bank as the cash in. The commission on that buy was $9.54
This is on coinbase

Sorry I think I misunderstood. You shouldn't ever buy anything on coinbase, you just deposit your money there and then transfer to their partner site gdax where you trade for free.

Originally Posted by Ukan Kizmiaz

its good fun - total amateur hour trading - but sold at +45% from XLM in yesterday, and have reasonable returns from a couple of others NEO and XRP but yet to realise them because I think they could be longer term -which means I have contradictory strategies - hold or sell or just make it up as I go.

I have fuckall in it - the people who have big money day-trading - no wonder they die form heart attacks or burn out - it's too much of a roller coaster

fucking quitter, real players would be buying the market and double up all buying trades, not call it quit with a small 45% gain

South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges could be shut down
Policymakers in South Korea are concerned about cryptocurrency exchanges. The government "is considering both shutting down all local virtual-currency exchanges or just the ones who have been violating the law," the head of the Financial Services Commission said.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-s...-idUSKBN1F706T

damn bought back too early

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...or-technicians

Bitcoin falls below $10K as futures expire
Bitcoin had its worst two-day decline in three years this week, falling below $10,000 Wednesday. The decline came right before the expiration of the first monthly bitcoin futures contracts.

You are days behind butterfluffer

yeah catching up with news on bitcoins from "official" sources, not silly bitcoin forums

not on my priority list,

^ROK's already done a 180 on their crypto stance saying banning is not realistic.

ROK news is from 2 different dates so I suspect they didn't renegade on the banning, but some are trying to spin it that way

SK has a long history of international currency manipulation by locals, so bitcoins might just be part of a bigger banning deal