Bitcoin currency of the future?

ITs getting really tempting to sell some ETH now..... jesus christ i just can't believe it can keep this up

but then again thats what i was thinking yesterday <JagsKiddingMe>
 
I'm halfway sure that you're inputting the 2 amounts in the wrong order. Are you typing them in from the top of your phone first? Should be typing them in in the order they were received.

I remember being scared about this but I did it in the right order the first time and I'm pretty sure I input the 2nd to the top text message first and then the top (most recent) 2nd.



Probably register with another one or two well-trusted exchange sites in the meantime if you dont want to wait.



They charged me two amounts. It was 1.70 and 1.00. So I typed in .70 and .00. They give you 2 tries so when it didn't work the first time I switched the order. Then I tried it both ways the next night and nothing again.
As I was reading through directions it said they can actually be in either order but it's a moot point since I tried it both ways.


I tried emailing them but no response.

What are these other well trusted exchange sites and how do they compare to shitbase?
 
Figures that Ethereum is the one that blows up and its the only one of the major 3 that I don't own any of.
 
Figures that Ethereum is the one that blows up and its the only one of the major 3 that I don't own any of.
Litecoin is on a major run this week, but it's cooling off. Research ethereum and you'll be a believer.
 
Figures that Ethereum is the one that blows up and its the only one of the major 3 that I don't own any of.
Mehh thats what i was thinking 2 days ago since i didn't have any LTC, patience patience patience
 
This is an interesting post on bitcointalk.org. So we spend all this time and money investing in bitcoin then one day the Federal Reserve makes FEDCOIN and wipes us all out. Forces us to use FEDCOIN and nothing else. Digital slavery to the government!

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1672881.1600


The world population right now has an open door to freedom from slavery from the central banks. An open door to escape the out of control inflation money printing that robs us blind each passing year.

But as the old saying goes you can lead a horse to water but you you can’t make the horse drink the water. Even most of the people on this forum are too scared to buy and hold their bitcoins out of fear the BTC price will drop like a rock. But we are all too stubborn and bicker too much with each other or in conflict to much with each other to step through the door.

Most people in the world are stupid sheep, brain washed and lead like a heard through media propaganda. The elites of the world are already planning their "FEDCOIN". Every central bank in the world is mobilizing right now and preparing to sell us on the idea of a crytpocurrency cashless society.

Of course they have to allow us monkeys to get used to the idea of this dramatic shift first. Then once we are comfortable with all the privacy and benefits bitcoin offers, and warmed up to the idea of going cashless ...the Federal Reserve and the rest of the central banks of the world begin to sell us on their centralized "FEDCOIN" or similar. Once that happens then the real slavery of the masses can begin. Once this happens the Federal Reserve will be able to control everything you buy and sell and you will have zero privacy.

These people at the central banks are not stupid..... We are living in the biggest con job in human history and most people are too damn dumb and naive to even see it coming.

I am wasting my time typing this ... I know it will be impossible to get through too most peoples thick skulls what is coming. Most will be naive and argue.


You should watch Mr. Robot.
 
Its a bit odd that bitcoin really hasn't grown over the past week. Its fluctuated around $15,000-$17,500 but seems kinda stuck.

I think for now I'll wait for ethereum to dip and buy some more of it.
 
So, do most people investing in bitcoin now expect it to become a global currency? I get the lure of a decentralized currency, but there are some real problems with a deflationary currency.
 
The source is no less reliable or trustworthy than most of the "pro bitcoin" information that's out there.

Actually, even coindesk is pretty objective, but I generally just read Forbes or CNN to get a general idea of what may have caused certain price shifts over a week.

You're sourcing a nutjob internet site likely run by a few people with no press credentials.
 
So, do most people investing in bitcoin now expect it to become a global currency? I get the lure of a decentralized currency, but there are some real problems with a deflationary currency.
Once bitcoin and others reach their peak market cap the currency stabilizes and holds value because you can't create more.
 
Sussing it all out now, thread has been very informative. Kicking myself I didn't bother a few months ago when I first looked at it...

If you bought dogecoin when this thread was created you'd be sitting at 2000%....
 
Isn't bitcoin set to start trading on Wall Street on 12.18? What's going to happen then?
 
So, do most people investing in bitcoin now expect it to become a global currency? I get the lure of a decentralized currency, but there are some real problems with a deflationary currency.

It's already a global currency. You can access the deep web anywhere in the world and pay bitcoin for whatever you want. There are more and more legitimate products that are being sold in the deep web and bitcoin is the deep web's darling currency.
 
How many people investing in Crypto truly believe that they need an alternative to the American dollar?
 
So does anyone recommend any sites that don't suck balls?
The legitimate, safe and secure exchanges are few and far between. The ways that are safe and secure, like Kraken and Coinbase, have a massive userbase and have a huge influx of new users. You can go try out little known exchanges with small user bases for a smoother experience but risk getting your money stolen or fucked with.

for me, I'll continue to have patience with Gdax/Coinbase knowing I can rest easy trading on their platform.

How many people investing in Crypto truly believe that they need an alternative to the American dollar?

That's a really broad question. I think quite a few people globally believe in it. I know silicon valley and finance guys believe in it. But for sure the majority of the massive influx of new money in the market has no idea what they're buying let alone believe in it.
 
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