Bitcoin
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@s-hackleman How to do that ?
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Well, I guess NOT through BTC Exchange anymore...
https://www.coindesk.com/110-million-btc-e-fined-us-vows-crackdown-unregulated-exchanges/
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I normally wouldnt promote a bank, but given the state of transition we are in, and assuming you are looking to get in on the action with rising BTC values, I would go with Xapo.
Xapo was founded by a couple of the Paypal Mafia guys (Reid, who also founded Linkedin, and that other guy who founded Affirm)
Coinbase is also very reliable.
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@bigbear As per the last threads if the vault vanishes money also vanishes Right ?
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@lakshmana said in Bitcoin:
@bigbear As per the last threads if the vault vanishes money also vanishes Right ?
Yup
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@lakshmana said in Bitcoin:
@bigbear As per the last threads if the vault vanishes money also vanishes Right ?
Exactly.
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@lakshmana You need to find an exchange that accepts your currency. I have advice if you are using dollar in the United States, but if I recall you are in India, so i'm not sure. I would seek advice from a trustworthy community for bitcoin in your region. I follow /r/bitcoin on reddit, maybe those guys could help you out.
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Sure but you are more likely to screw up your own wallet during the transition than to see Xapo vanish. They are well known venture capitalist with well known backing. It would be the same level of security as storing your money in Paypal.
Mt Gox had not clout at all like Xapo.
And again, if you wanting to learn about BTC and use a couple mBTC thats one thing. If you are investing in BTC I am suggesting it will be all around easier and safer to use someone like Xapo or Coinbase. And again, the people behind Xapo are not going to dissapear.
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And I will add, I would never had suggested this before the hard fork and wouldnt suggest it 6 months or so from now.
But at this very moment things are going to be at its worst, a last for a few weeks til we get to block 479808. And still, there are going to be issues and people losing there coins. And I am watching closely to see what everyone not signed on to the NYA is going to do.
Just wanted to clarify why I am making a suggestion I otherwise would never make.
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And I will add, I would never had suggested this before the hard fork and wouldnt suggest it 6 months or so from now.
But at this very moment things are going to be at its worst, a last for a few weeks til we get to block 479808. And still, there are going to be issues and people losing there coins. And I am watching closely to see what everyone not signed on to the NYA is going to do.
Just wanted to clarify why I am making a suggestion I otherwise would never make.
Yeah, really bad time for the bitcoin network till things get ironed out.
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I would almost guess BTC is going to shoot up even more after this, because I feel like big money now owns BTC. We could see $30,000 for a BTC inside 12 months. Some people think it will peek at $40,000.
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@s-hackleman said in Bitcoin:
@lakshmana You need to find an exchange that accepts your currency. I have advice if you are using dollar in the United States, but if I recall you are in India, so i'm not sure. I would seek advice from a trustworthy community for bitcoin in your region. I follow /r/bitcoin on reddit, maybe those guys could help you out.
Thanks @s-hackleman .I will check on the same
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@bigbear Its like money laundering as said by @scottalanmiller
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Its seems to be money laundering process only
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@lakshmana said in Bitcoin:
Its seems to be money laundering process only
Just like Hostadillo. That's what they are up to
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I saw in some forums that Bitcoin can be availaed by Mining?
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@lakshmana said in Bitcoin:
I saw in some forums that Bitcoin can be availaed by Mining?
That's how Bitcoin always originates. You can mine new bitcoins whenever you want. But the cost of doing so is so high that it is really not worth it.
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Unfortunately, this is hardly possible anyway
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@maxi5005 said in Bitcoin:
I saw in some forums that Bitcoin can be availaed by Mining?
That is, indeed, how cryptocurrency works essentially by definition.
