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    So, I wanna purchase something and the site states not to use Coinbase cause they will cancel my acct. They suggest blockchain. I opened a BC wallet. My question is, is it safe to keep LTC in coinbase until I want to move to BC and change to BTC to then make purchases with or am I making this too difficult?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Luttrj View Post
    So, I wanna purchase something and the site states not to use Coinbase cause they will cancel my acct. They suggest blockchain. I opened a BC wallet. My question is, is it safe to keep LTC in coinbase until I want to move to BC and change to BTC to then make purchases with or am I making this too difficult?
    You can but IDK why you would. there are better wallets out there for investment

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    Nice jump it bitcoin value today. Back up over 11,000 my wallet likes it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bio-Active View Post
    Nice jump it bitcoin value today. Back up over 11,000 my wallet likes it
    Yea not a bad day. Made almost 400 bucks since 9am today on LTC

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    Boom Up to 11,500 now

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    Bump...subbed. Thanks for this info brother. I’ve yet to delve into this crypto currency world. Not sure I fully understand it but this thread definitely helps!

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    BTC is Below 9,000 I am going to buy some today while its low

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bio-Active View Post
    BTC is Below 9,000 I am going to buy some today while its low
    Wishi had a few grand to throw at it.

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    Where to buy bitcoins?

    Quote Originally Posted by Luttrj View Post
    Wishi had a few grand to throw at it.
    I usually just do a couple hundred bucks when it’s low and watch it grow

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bio-Active View Post
    I usually just do a couple hundred bucks when it’s low and watch it grow
    That's what i did at $8956.

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    I've used Binance once, but found it overly complicated tbh

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    Quote Originally Posted by gymffiti View Post
    I've used Binance once, but found it overly complicated tbh
    use the phone app its much easier to grasp

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bio-Active View Post
    use the phone app its much easier to grasp
    Yeah, it's a little better. I was just dipping my toe into the world of crypto.

    I got a few Cardano ... Don't laugh lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by gymffiti View Post
    Yeah, it's a little better. I was just dipping my toe into the world of crypto.

    I got a few Cardano ... Don't laugh lol
    I have some of that along with Tron.... Make sure to grab some BNB use BNB to pay the binance fee's and its 50 % less

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    Haven't been on this board in a long while, log in for the heck of it and see a Crypto subforum.

    Very cool as I'm in to crypto and have been for quite some time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by XBiker View Post
    Haven't been on this board in a long while, log in for the heck of it and see a Crypto subforum.

    Very cool as I'm in to crypto and have been for quite some time.
    Which ones are you investing in?

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    man, just finding this thread!

    Bio, what app do you suggest using for this?

    I need to do some homework. Have no clue how to start but going to check out that other thread.

    I know I am late to the game, hoping I can find some to make a lil profit

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    Quote Originally Posted by RaginCajun View Post
    man, just finding this thread!

    Bio, what app do you suggest using for this?

    I need to do some homework. Have no clue how to start but going to check out that other thread.

    I know I am late to the game, hoping I can find some to make a lil profit
    You and me both, RC

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    so wait. if i move bitcoin I purchased at $9k to block chain, and the maker climbs to $11k, my block chain stored coins are froze at $9k?

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    You move them at whatever the going rate is cause that’s what there worth you own the same amount of coin it’s value just fluxes

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    I hate to seem so dumb . But I am 58 and see many online supplement companies using that as opposed to a credit card ? If you would please offer a dumbed down simple way to understand Cryptocurrency how to make money with it and simple ways to get involved ? I know that on this forum many hate to spoon feed any one person ! But I know a young man like 21 that invested early a year ago and he made several 100 thousand dollars in less than a year . He went from failing Coast Guard boot camp to buying 2 new cars for cash and bought $400,000.00 home in Utah and paid for over half of the home down and is making more money but he will not share much info ??? He got a second mortgage on the home and reinvested and he never even goes to work ? Please be tempered with my question .
    Last edited by BuzzardMarinePumper; 04-22-2018 at 02:15 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BuzzardMarinePumper View Post
    I hate to seem so dumb . But I am 58 and see many online supplement companies using that as opposed to a credit card ? If you would please offer a dumbed down simple way to understand Cryptocurrency how to make money with it and simple ways to get involved ? I know that on this forum many hate to spoon feed any one person ! But I know a young man like 21 that invested early a year ago and he made several 100 thousand dollars in less than a year . He went from failing Coast Guard boot camp to buying 2 new cars for cash and bought $400,000.00 home in Utah and paid for over half of the home down and is making more money but he will not share much info ??? He got a second mortgage on the home and reinvested and he never even goes to work ? Please be tempered with my question .
    You are asking a very broad question that its not easy to answer, it seems you are asking about crypto in terms of investment, not in terms of using the crypto coins to buy stuff, right?

    As an investment it is true that some early investors got crazy profits, but also they invested their money into something that was useless at the time, and in many aspects even now it still has a lot of development to do before going mainstream.
    For example, if you would spend 1000$ in 2012 when each was worth 1$ or less, you would have 1000 bitcoins. At todays price it would be worth 8.8 millions, but back in december it was almost worth 20 millions USD.

    The problem with all this is that would mean going all this years without cashing out, and if you bought at 1$ it would be very hard not sell it in 2014 when it reached 1000$, at least thats my opinion.

    Now on the opposite side if you bought in the 2014 peak of 1000$, you would have to wait 3 years just to break even, as it went down to 300.

    Do I mean with all this... it is very volatile and nowadays it is more speculation than ever, as bitcoin technology is completely outdated (network cannot handle the number of transactions).

    Adding up you have the altcoins which are called alt from 'alternative', basically every crypto currency that is not bitcoin is an altcoin, and the famous ICOs (initial coin offers). It is very hard to keep up with the market, and some movements are either insiders or complete random.

    So, if you want to invest there is a lot of things you need to learn, from the technology, to the exchanges, to the crypto wallets. Also you need to have some degree of computer knowledge or you might open yourself to crypto theft, and no police will be able to return your funds, it will be lost forever.

    Dont know if I helped much, but like I said you made a very open question. Try reading something about it, and hit us with more specific questions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.BB View Post
    You are asking a very broad question that its not easy to answer, it seems you are asking about crypto in terms of investment, not in terms of using the crypto coins to buy stuff, right?

    As an investment it is true that some early investors got crazy profits, but also they invested their money into something that was useless at the time, and in many aspects even now it still has a lot of development to do before going mainstream.
    For example, if you would spend 1000$ in 2012 when each was worth 1$ or less, you would have 1000 bitcoins. At todays price it would be worth 8.8 millions, but back in december it was almost worth 20 millions USD.

    The problem with all this is that would mean going all this years without cashing out, and if you bought at 1$ it would be very hard not sell it in 2014 when it reached 1000$, at least thats my opinion.

    Now on the opposite side if you bought in the 2014 peak of 1000$, you would have to wait 3 years just to break even, as it went down to 300.

    Do I mean with all this... it is very volatile and nowadays it is more speculation than ever, as bitcoin technology is completely outdated (network cannot handle the number of transactions).

    Adding up you have the altcoins which are called alt from 'alternative', basically every crypto currency that is not bitcoin is an altcoin, and the famous ICOs (initial coin offers). It is very hard to keep up with the market, and some movements are either insiders or complete random.

    So, if you want to invest there is a lot of things you need to learn, from the technology, to the exchanges, to the crypto wallets. Also you need to have some degree of computer knowledge or you might open yourself to crypto theft, and no police will be able to return your funds, it will be lost forever.

    Dont know if I helped much, but like I said you made a very open question. Try reading something about it, and hit us with more specific questions.
    Agree right now idk if I would be doing a lot of investing. The price could still drop and loose big. A lot of guys that made good money were investing in ether when it wasn’t worth much at all . I buy a little at a time when the value drops below 7 thousand use it to buy stuff when the value goes up. Not trying to make huge gains. To much risk

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.BB View Post
    You are asking a very broad question that its not easy to answer, it seems you are asking about crypto in terms of investment, not in terms of using the crypto coins to buy stuff, right?

    As an investment it is true that some early investors got crazy profits, but also they invested their money into something that was useless at the time, and in many aspects even now it still has a lot of development to do before going mainstream.
    For example, if you would spend 1000$ in 2012 when each was worth 1$ or less, you would have 1000 bitcoins. At todays price it would be worth 8.8 millions, but back in december it was almost worth 20 millions USD.

    The problem with all this is that would mean going all this years without cashing out, and if you bought at 1$ it would be very hard not sell it in 2014 when it reached 1000$, at least thats my opinion.

    Now on the opposite side if you bought in the 2014 peak of 1000$, you would have to wait 3 years just to break even, as it went down to 300.

    Do I mean with all this... it is very volatile and nowadays it is more speculation than ever, as bitcoin technology is completely outdated (network cannot handle the number of transactions).

    Adding up you have the altcoins which are called alt from 'alternative', basically every crypto currency that is not bitcoin is an altcoin, and the famous ICOs (initial coin offers). It is very hard to keep up with the market, and some movements are either insiders or complete random.

    So, if you want to invest there is a lot of things you need to learn, from the technology, to the exchanges, to the crypto wallets. Also you need to have some degree of computer knowledge or you might open yourself to crypto theft, and no police will be able to return your funds, it will be lost forever.
    Concerning

    Dont know if I helped much, but like I said you made a very open question. Try reading something about it, and hit us with more specific questions.
    Sorry for my shotgun question like I said I am not up to speed ! Thank you very much BB I guess I was not plain . you did answer part of my question but how do I buy them to use with a slush fund of extra $$$ just sitting here and I do not know how to use on my HCG website that is very popular with members on this site . it has HCG in the name . Thank you and please carry on ! You seem to have a good grasp of the system and I need HCG , lol !

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    Quote Originally Posted by BuzzardMarinePumper View Post
    Sorry for my shotgun question like I said I am not up to speed ! Thank you very much BB I guess I was not plain . you did answer part of my question but how do I buy them to use with a slush fund of extra $$$ just sitting here and I do not know how to use on my HCG website that is very popular with members on this site . it has HCG in the name . Thank you and please carry on ! You seem to have a good grasp of the system and I need HCG , lol !
    I dont know which site you are talking about but that doesnt matter as they are all the same. Best way is to use ether or litecoin which will have much lower fees, and will be much faster than the old king bitcoin. Sweet would be ATM cash to ether, which would transfer your eth coins to your crypto wallet (very easy set at MEW), this would be untraceable.

    Alternatively you can use monero or zcash if you are worried about anonimity.

    If you are not worried about anonimity, just set up a coinbase account, if you want to avoid fees you need to learn how to use its exchange GDAX. Buy the coins with credit card or T/T and pay at website, using the address and value provided by them.

    Crypto is still not very user-friendly I have to say. There are some apps being developed to try and tackle this.

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    Would I need the consider a registered address if just using for HCG and some peptide sites

    What type of fees ? straight up % or by transaction are they expensive .......Say $500.00 would have a fee amount ?
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    I normally buy BTC through Coinbase then store the bitcoins in a blockchain address. Many silk road secrets :P Enjoy!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BenTren View Post
    I normally buy BTC through Coinbase then store the bitcoins in a blockchain address. Many silk road secrets :P Enjoy!
    Thats very easy to trace it back to you, you know that right?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.BB View Post
    Thats very easy to trace it back to you, you know that right?
    mmm i mean if on the off chance anyone did decide to trace that single transaction of BTC where probably hundreds of thousands of transactions of bitcoins are made daily probably yeah. If you're washing your bitcoins you can do that but it's a waste of time and BTC. If you ever do a transaction and do a PGP encryption it's highly unlikely. It's still a risk tho yolo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BenTren View Post
    mmm i mean if on the off chance anyone did decide to trace that single transaction of BTC where probably hundreds of thousands of transactions of bitcoins are made daily probably yeah. If you're washing your bitcoins you can do that but it's a waste of time and BTC. If you ever do a transaction and do a PGP encryption it's highly unlikely. It's still a risk tho yolo.
    No mate. They trace it through coinbase, they dont need to look at thousand of transactions.

    All I'm saying is if a dealer is arrested, and his crypto wallets seized, they just need to ask coinbase the customer data related to the transactions of the seized wallet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.BB View Post
    No mate. They trace it through coinbase, they dont need to look at thousand of transactions.

    All I'm saying is if a dealer is arrested, and his crypto wallets seized, they just need to ask coinbase the customer data related to the transactions of the seized wallet.
    ah yeah. Well let's hope he don't get arrested LOOOOOOOL.

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    Look and see if you have a bitcoin atm in your area. That’s the easiest way cause you can buy and send them directly to your blockchain wallet

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    I am just out of the loop and have no idea what you men are posting . I am going to read the link and see if I gain some insight there . may try You Tube ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BuzzardMarinePumper View Post
    I am just out of the loop and have no idea what you men are posting . I am going to read the link and see if I gain some insight there . may try You Tube ?
    Be ware of youtube scams

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    Quote Originally Posted by BuzzardMarinePumper View Post
    I am just out of the loop and have no idea what you men are posting . I am going to read the link and see if I gain some insight there . may try You Tube ?
    https://amp.reddit.com/r/SotonTrees/...rknet_markets/

    scroll down to the "bitcoin" section and just follow that. It's complicated at the start it took me a few hours and a lot of research to actually find myself buying btc but honestly once you buy your first it's so simple and you're laughing! Good luck.

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    Not my thing crypto but I do trade FX daily - one thing I would like to mention guys there are two ways of the market - long and short and you can make money manipulating both sides. Best of luck

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    Quote Originally Posted by BenTren View Post
    ah yeah. Well let's hope he don't get arrested LOOOOOOOL.
    Yeah . Just trying to point out crypto currencies are not so anonimous as the public think. The weak link is always where you exchange to fiat (cash), regular crypto exchanges are regulated and with a simple court order they are forced to spill all data.

    Quote Originally Posted by marcus300 View Post
    Not my thing crypto but I do trade FX daily - one thing I would like to mention guys there are two ways of the market - long and short and you can make money manipulating both sides. Best of luck
    Manipulating? You mind pulling some of your strings and "manipulate" crude a little, my short is starting to hurt

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.BB View Post
    Yeah . Just trying to point out crypto currencies are not so anonimous as the public think. The weak link is always where you exchange to fiat (cash), regular crypto exchanges are regulated and with a simple court order they are forced to spill all data.



    Manipulating? You mind pulling some of your strings and "manipulate" crude a little, my short is starting to hurt
    LMFAO commodities are a very safe heaven mate, we just need some news of a war bubbling. I'm pure currencies these days and maybe be a bit of gold when things are going bad, which seems to be often lol

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