Bitcoin currency of the future?

[Literally Bricked]

You can sell on Coinbase. It's easy.

Not in Canada.

 

[CauseImbetta]

How does the government tax crypotocurrency? Through each transaction?

 

[CerebralKnievel]

How does the government tax crypotocurrency? Through each transaction?

They tax cash withdrawals or other movement from only coinbase, so far as I know, and only in excess of 20k in orders per year.

 

[Der Eisbär]

just made my first big move in the market. bought all in to btc @ 16,472$ (2500$ worth). from 16,700-16900$ i moved my btc into a basket of about 8 cryptos.

in the 2 hours since i started moving into alts im up 150$, mostly from PRL.

hodling tight on all the alts i chose as i actually believe in them

 

[Kowboy Karl]

just made my first big move in the market. bought all in to btc @ 16,472$ (2500$ worth). from 16,700-16900$ i moved my btc into a basket of about 8 cryptos.

in the 2 hours since i started moving into alts im up 150$, mostly from PRL.

hodling tight on all the alts i chose as i actually believe in them

Bought bitcoin lite coin an Ethereum about a month ago

4500 worth

Up 1000

Used profits to buy 5 alts

Up 200 today

 

[benebox]

The trend occuring is people are buying top 100 - 200 alts. People are looking for the next 10 - 15 x gain.

I recommend Oyster Pearl.. it is a top 200 coin with huge potential upside as it has not been listed on any major exchanges as of now - but according to a dev update today the developers are in talks with exchanges for new listings.

As soon as it hits a major exchange, its price will rocket due to new volume.

Not only that, but the tech itself actually aims to solve a real problem that exists right now at this very moment - unlike many of the other alt coins. The coin has gained over 100% in two days and I honestly expect it to gain at least 10 fold in the next 2 weeks.


I highly recommend you check it out.

Thanks for the info. Looks promising, I am putting some money on Kucoin now for new promising coins. I'll put a grand on Oyster and maybe put 500 on UTrust if it dips. Also if Wanchain comes out on Binance and Kucoin it will probably be easier to get it cheap on Kucoin as it will skyrocket on Binance straight away.

Also Kucoin Shares is on fire. Now with all the small alt coin hype it will probably do very well, especially as the more you hold the less comission you pay on trading.

 

[Tyrannosaurus rex]

So, finally got some funds into Binance. Got some Ethos. Plan to get some more of that, and for the rest put some money into Bitcoin, Ethereum, Power Ledger and IOTA.

Also looking into some other stuff. Do you guys think Raiblocks is still worth it?

 

[benebox]

Just bought in on the HOQU ICO. Every single review was amazing, only worry is the large number of token distribution. There is like 11 hours left is anyone is interested.

 

[RagingBeringola]

Uff... finally done with the reading of the 96 pages.

Became curious about all this cryptocurrencies fuss during this christmas holidays, but never thought i would found answer to my questions in sherdog

I understand this is more hysteria about the cryptos tha real value behind it for most cases, but it really feels like it's a game one could give a try with some amount that wouldn't hurt.

Thanks to most regular posters here, that provided everyone in this thread with useful pro or contra information.

I think I'll give a try with my month paycheck.

I see that most people here talk about going first to coinbase, then switching to binance for alt coins. I'm in Europe, so a more local platform would maybe be better to start off than coinbase. Any hints on that? Everytime i see a site with a list of good platforms, they give contradictory information (maybe because it evolves quite fast at this point).

Also, does one need a smartphone to register to the platforms? I mainly use my laptop for everthing on the net, and have an old mobile phone for... calling.

Finally, i read it somehwere down the thread that there were some good reddit pages (never been to reddit before) about the subject. Any tip on what page to look for?

Thanks in advance

 

[benebox]

So, finally got some funds into Binance. Got some Ethos. Plan to get some more of that, and for the rest put some money into Bitcoin, Ethereum, Power Ledger and IOTA.

Also looking into some other stuff. Do you guys think Raiblocks is still worth it?

Yeah I don't own any but Railblocks is a good one to invest in. Look into Walton, its a safe bet with a low market cap.

 

[Tyrannosaurus rex]

Uff... finally done with the reading of the 96 pages.

Became curious about all this cryptocurrencies fuss during this christmas holidays, but never thought i would found answer to my questions in sherdog

I understand this is more hysteria about the cryptos tha real value behind it for most cases, but it really feels like it's a game one could give a try with some amount that wouldn't hurt.

Thanks to most regular posters here, that provided everyone in this thread with useful pro or contra information.

I think I'll give a try with my month paycheck.

I see that most people here talk about going first to coinbase, then switching to binance for alt coins. I'm in Europe, so a more local platform would maybe be better to start off than coinbase. Any hints on that? Everytime i see a site with a list of good platforms, they give contradictory information (maybe because it evolves quite fast at this point).

Also, does one need a smartphone to register to the platforms? I mainly use my laptop for everthing on the net, and have an old mobile phone for... calling.

Finally, i read it somehwere down the thread that there were some good reddit pages (never been to reddit before) about the subject. Any tip on what page to look for?

Thanks in advance

I'm in Europe and I've used BTCDirect. First transaction there went perfect. Waiting for some more Ethereum to transfer to my Binance account, but that's because Ethereum has some delays at the moment. So it should be there in a while.

Maybe look into that one? It has good reviews.

 

[Tyrannosaurus rex]

Yeah I don't own any but Railblocks is a good one to invest in. Look into Walton, its a safe bet with a low market cap.

Thanks, I'll check that out.

Wonder if anyone has their eye on a coin that hasn't multiplied several times yet.

 

[benebox]

Uff... finally done with the reading of the 96 pages.

Became curious about all this cryptocurrencies fuss during this christmas holidays, but never thought i would found answer to my questions in sherdog

I understand this is more hysteria about the cryptos tha real value behind it for most cases, but it really feels like it's a game one could give a try with some amount that wouldn't hurt.

Thanks to most regular posters here, that provided everyone in this thread with useful pro or contra information.

I think I'll give a try with my month paycheck.

I see that most people here talk about going first to coinbase, then switching to binance for alt coins. I'm in Europe, so a more local platform would maybe be better to start off than coinbase. Any hints on that? Everytime i see a site with a list of good platforms, they give contradictory information (maybe because it evolves quite fast at this point).

Also, does one need a smartphone to register to the platforms? I mainly use my laptop for everthing on the net, and have an old mobile phone for... calling.

Finally, i read it somehwere down the thread that there were some good reddit pages (never been to reddit before) about the subject. Any tip on what page to look for?

Thanks in advance

Read this on how to pay less fee's on Coinbase.

https://boxmining.com/coinbase-gdax-avoid-withdrawal-fees/

 

[benebox]

Thanks, I'll check that out.

Wonder if anyone has their eye on a coin that hasn't multiplied several times yet.

In this market its nearly impossible as anything decent will skyrocket straight away. However you could invest in promising ICO's.

But to answer your question Wanchain has a lot of hype surround it and will be released sometime this month so keep an eye out of that on Binance.

 

[RagingBeringola]

I'm in Europe and I've used BTCDirect. First transaction there went perfect. Waiting for some more Ethereum to transfer to my Binance account, but that's because Ethereum has some delays at the moment. So it should be there in a while.

Maybe look into that one? It has good reviews.

Thanks, I'll check that one out!

Read this on how to pay less fee's on Coinbase.

https://boxmining.com/coinbase-gdax-avoid-withdrawal-fees/

Thanks for the read! I read a few people here in the thread talking about the switch from coinbase to Gdax, but this is quite clearer now.

 

[Der Eisbär]

Uff... finally done with the reading of the 96 pages.

Became curious about all this cryptocurrencies fuss during this christmas holidays, but never thought i would found answer to my questions in sherdog

I understand this is more hysteria about the cryptos tha real value behind it for most cases, but it really feels like it's a game one could give a try with some amount that wouldn't hurt.

Thanks to most regular posters here, that provided everyone in this thread with useful pro or contra information.

I think I'll give a try with my month paycheck.

I see that most people here talk about going first to coinbase, then switching to binance for alt coins. I'm in Europe, so a more local platform would maybe be better to start off than coinbase. Any hints on that? Everytime i see a site with a list of good platforms, they give contradictory information (maybe because it evolves quite fast at this point).

Also, does one need a smartphone to register to the platforms? I mainly use my laptop for everthing on the net, and have an old mobile phone for... calling.

Finally, i read it somehwere down the thread that there were some good reddit pages (never been to reddit before) about the subject. Any tip on what page to look for?

Thanks in advance

Cex.io is London based, trustworthy and like coinbase you can buy with a card

 

[Der Eisbär]

Uff... finally done with the reading of the 96 pages.

Became curious about all this cryptocurrencies fuss during this christmas holidays, but never thought i would found answer to my questions in sherdog

I understand this is more hysteria about the cryptos tha real value behind it for most cases, but it really feels like it's a game one could give a try with some amount that wouldn't hurt.

Thanks to most regular posters here, that provided everyone in this thread with useful pro or contra information.

I think I'll give a try with my month paycheck.

I see that most people here talk about going first to coinbase, then switching to binance for alt coins. I'm in Europe, so a more local platform would maybe be better to start off than coinbase. Any hints on that? Everytime i see a site with a list of good platforms, they give contradictory information (maybe because it evolves quite fast at this point).

Also, does one need a smartphone to register to the platforms? I mainly use my laptop for everthing on the net, and have an old mobile phone for... calling.

Finally, i read it somehwere down the thread that there were some good reddit pages (never been to reddit before) about the subject. Any tip on what page to look for?

Thanks in advance

You will need a cell phone to do Google authenticator. Which is necessary for securing exchange accounts

 

[RagingBeringola]

Seems coinbase doesn't cover my country. I guess I'll really have to check more local solutions

 

[Alex]

anyone else waiting for that SingularityNET listing?

 

[Der Eisbär]

Seems coinbase doesn't cover my country. I guess I'll really have to check more local solutions

cex.io, gemini, kraken