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09-25-2019 , 02:45 PM
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Originally Posted by djevans
BTC prolly going lower. I got stopped out of my position for a loss - Im not buying until it hits at least $7700, but could see it falling to the $6000 range before a bounce.

I picked up some XRP around the .23 mark with a tight stop. Probably gonna hold.

I like XRP under .25 and dump it off around .30

Would really like to use ByBit but i'm in USA. Any one have any advice? Should I use a VPN and risk it, because in USA i'm pretty much stuck with coinbase and they are horrible.
xrp rarely seems to fall below 0.24 and does a lot of bouncing between 0.24 - 0.35. my problem is never being able to pull the sell trigger because I'm hoping for a real bounce, but playing that cycle seems profitable (in hindsight obviously - future results could vary greatly)
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09-25-2019 , 02:54 PM
There's a shytcoin thread for you guys
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09-25-2019 , 03:53 PM
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Originally Posted by stinkypete
There's a shytcoin thread for you guys
They are all useless for now. The only point of trading these things is to make money.

BTC has just been a better buy and hold over 10 years.

I suppose XRP is up a lot too. I remember looking at it back at .003
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09-26-2019 , 06:50 AM
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09-26-2019 , 08:03 AM
RT maybe some people just HO4DL, trading ain’t easy. If you HO4DL over the last 5 years you be rich
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09-26-2019 , 08:09 AM
HO4DL is stupid, so is trying to say it means "hold on for dear life"

that is not what hodl means.
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09-26-2019 , 08:24 AM
Okay let rephrase, people just want more satoshi and hold.

Last edited by jfound; 09-26-2019 at 08:35 AM.
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09-26-2019 , 08:31 AM
#stacksats
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09-26-2019 , 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by jfound
RT maybe some people just HO4DL, trading ain’t easy. If you HO4DL over the last 5 years you be rich
Are you actually rich if you don't convert into something you can use?
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09-26-2019 , 11:31 AM
Yes because btc is low compare to the future. At least they have the option
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09-26-2019 , 12:54 PM
**** this ****, when moon?

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09-26-2019 , 01:25 PM
my favorite crypto video
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09-26-2019 , 01:47 PM
True believers should be praying for a total meltdown crash. If the future of BTC can only be the moon, the more it crashes now >> the better you can position yourself.
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09-26-2019 , 02:11 PM
As a Canadian, is there a cheaper (less fees) way to convert BTC to CAD then coinbase? Is 1-2% standard, it seems pretty high to me. Selling btc on local btc seem to cost even more, and the options are fairly limited as a Canadian. I only use bitcion to cashout from poker, so right now coinbase seems to be the most efficient way to do so. High fees but send directly to paypal of a maximum 30k/day (10k per transaction though..). Is coinbase my best option?

Also as a Canadian, is it still risky to send funds from a poker site (WPN) directly to coinbase?
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09-26-2019 , 02:13 PM
Yah I would love to revisit 3000 not sure I’ll be so lucky
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09-26-2019 , 03:59 PM
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Originally Posted by degenlifestylee
As a Canadian, is there a cheaper (less fees) way to convert BTC to CAD then coinbase? Is 1-2% standard, it seems pretty high to me. Selling btc on local btc seem to cost even more, and the options are fairly limited as a Canadian. I only use bitcion to cashout from poker, so right now coinbase seems to be the most efficient way to do so. High fees but send directly to paypal of a maximum 30k/day (10k per transaction though..). Is coinbase my best option?

Also as a Canadian, is it still risky to send funds from a poker site (WPN) directly to coinbase?
coinbase is a broker. they charge high fees

coinbase pro is an exchange. they have low fees.

Kraken in canada is my current choice.
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09-26-2019 , 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by degenlifestylee
As a Canadian, is there a cheaper (less fees) way to convert BTC to CAD then coinbase? Is 1-2% standard, it seems pretty high to me. Selling btc on local btc seem to cost even more, and the options are fairly limited as a Canadian. I only use bitcion to cashout from poker, so right now coinbase seems to be the most efficient way to do so. High fees but send directly to paypal of a maximum 30k/day (10k per transaction though..). Is coinbase my best option?

Also as a Canadian, is it still risky to send funds from a poker site (WPN) directly to coinbase?
Tons of cheaper otc platforms if you're doing 6 figures
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09-26-2019 , 06:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Didace
Are you actually rich if you don't convert into something you can use?
Less rich today than yesterday, certainly.
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09-26-2019 , 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted by RT
Less rich today than yesterday, certainly.
More rich if you held for 4 years
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09-26-2019 , 10:36 PM
No, still less rich today than yesterday even if you held for 10 years.
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09-27-2019 , 04:56 AM
Let see if you around in 5 years son
Phil hellmuth
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09-27-2019 , 05:25 AM
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Originally Posted by jfound
Let see if you around in 5 years son
Phil hellmuth
Lol, housenuts has been here for more than five years. Where have you been?
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09-27-2019 , 05:28 AM
mat lol i am not refering to housenuts, im joking about RT doesnt think BTC has a future and think it will burn and crash like how hellmuth thought of durrr lol and i see tommy boy still playing high stakes poker.
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09-27-2019 , 06:24 AM
Seems like a good time to start buying support levels between here and 3k, probably eating losses for a while, but expecting another ponzi wave within the next couple of years.

Bull case for 2020/2021:

- Halving. The current OTC market is very illiquid, an additional supply constriction will stretch the market even thinner.

- Zero bound / potentially negative interest rates in the US coupled with a growing public awareness / view of Bitcoin as a commodity. There was recently a FED publication about transitioning to a cashless society as well.

- Potential ETF

Bear case remains the same as it has for the past 10 years.
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09-27-2019 , 08:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Zenzor
Seems like a good time to start buying support levels between here and 3k, probably eating losses for a while, but expecting another ponzi wave within the next couple of years.

Bull case for 2020/2021:

- Halving. The current OTC market is very illiquid, an additional supply constriction will stretch the market even thinner.

- Zero bound / potentially negative interest rates in the US coupled with a growing public awareness / view of Bitcoin as a commodity. There was recently a FED publication about transitioning to a cashless society as well.

- Potential ETF

Bear case remains the same as it has for the past 10 years.
Pretty much agree. But I think the hype could take longer. Those positives could be good for price, but not big enough to start a new hype on their own, rather creating a psychological base for the hype narrative, so that when enough time has passed and enough new things are on the horizon, the new hype is not as weighed down by the 2017 hype.
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