bitcoin trading.

Type_45

Malthusian wrote: »

Bitcoin ETFs already exist, and there is nothing to stop institutions from holding crypto already. Except, of course, fiduciary duty and lack of interest.

I'm not referring to Bitcoin ETFs. I'm referring to mainstream ETFs which will incorporate Bitcoin.

Malthusian

Type_45 wrote: »

I'm not referring to Bitcoin ETFs. I'm referring to mainstream ETFs which will incorporate Bitcoin.

Why would mainstream ETFs increase their transaction costs for no reason and take on risk with no expected reward?

Margins are wafer thin as it is.

No institutional Messiah is going to turn up and announce that they're going to bail out all the Bitcoin bagholders and make them all rich because money.

TBC15

Do libraries still have computers and internet access? Just wondering how pro criptos can still afford to post.

4_Pete's_Sake

4_Pete's_Sake wrote: »

The above was posted by me on 5/2/2018


The Stat's now are as follows:


Bitcoin: 18/12/17 $19500 - Now $4597 a 76.5% fall
Ethereum: 14/1/18 $1353 - Now $136 a 90% fall
Ripple/XRP: 5/1/18 $3.45 - Now $ 0.44 an 87% fall
Bitcoin Cash: 21/12/17 $3551 - Now $238 a 93.3% fall


So much for Crypto Millionnaires, more like Crypto Bankrupts. :eek:



Expect further fall in Crypto Prices. :eek:

Meanwhile 11 days on Crypto prices fall even further:
Bitcoin by another 10%
Ethereum by another 15%
Ripple by another 17%
Bitcoin Cash by another 27%


Crypto currencies are unstable, they rocketed and now they have crashed and are crashing further. Earlier this year some people will have put £10,000 into Bitcoin Cash and its now worth about £500. :eek: Sure they may rise a bit again but give it time and the fall will be 99% from the high and that 10k will be worth £100.


The smart crypto holders will have sold long ago when the price first began to plunge. However most have foolishly kept holding thinking that it must go back up. 8 Months ago I tried to convince a couple of people I know to sell but they were so convinced that it was a termporary blip that they held on. One of them had Crypto worth £200,000.00 and was expecting to be a Crypto Millionnaire by the end of this year. However it's now worth £10,000, which is what he put in in the first place. But he still refuses to sell. :eek: You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink.

Markie.

Hi I have an account with Revolut and hold bch, Revolut use bitstamp as an exchange, now in November bch went through a hard fork and ended up with 2 chains bch and bsv, bitstamp only list bch, as far as I’m aware I am entitled to bsv as well, Revolut say no as bsv is not supported on bitstamp, anyone here understand how this works?

pantaiema

4_Pete's_Sake wrote: »

Meanwhile 11 days on Crypto prices fall even further:
Bitcoin by another 10%
Ethereum by another 15%
Ripple by another 17%
Bitcoin Cash by another 27%


Crypto currencies are unstable, they rocketed and now they have crashed and are crashing further. Earlier this year some people will have put £10,000 into Bitcoin Cash and its now worth about £500. :eek: Sure they may rise a bit again but give it time and the fall will be 99% from the high and that 10k will be worth £100.


The smart crypto holders will have sold long ago when the price first began to plunge. However most have foolishly kept holding thinking that it must go back up. 8 Months ago I tried to convince a couple of people I know to sell but they were so convinced that it was a termporary blip that they held on. One of them had Crypto worth £200,000.00 and was expecting to be a Crypto Millionnaire by the end of this year. However it's now worth £10,000, which is what he put in in the first place. But he still refuses to sell. :eek: You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink.

Well unless are a recognisable person who make a fortune from crypto currency why should they believe you?

It is about speculating. Your guess is the same with their guess. The fact you are getting right this time and they are getting wrong is a different matter. It is the nature of speculation, isn't it? You di not want to speculate then do not get involved.

ExremelyCautiousSocialist

4_Pete's_Sake wrote: »

Meanwhile 11 days on Crypto prices fall even further:
Bitcoin by another 10%

The price gravitates towards mining costs. Less efficient miners have switched off over the last few months as we can see by the hash rates which in 2015 matched up with a bottom. Expect attempted FUD, shake outs and dips coming soon.

resk

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/quadrigo-cryptocurrency-bitcoin-exchange-gerald-cotten-death-india-1.5002955

Definitely dead. Probably.

TBC15

One can only hope.

ExremelyCautiousSocialist

resk wrote: »

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/quadrigo-cryptocurrency-bitcoin-exchange-gerald-cotten-death-india-1.5002955

Definitely dead. Probably.

If you day trade altcoins is the only reason to be in an exchange for more than a few hours.


Seems a bit odd, i never used that exchange tbh. Is the guy really dead ?