Re: Bitcoin or bitecoin
Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2017 8:01 am
I'm selling "Navcoins", PM me for details.
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This whole "internet" thing is a fad.navigator wrote:I'm selling "Navcoins", PM me for details.
Send your money to me, my Lamborghini needs a tune up.
My dollar gave birth to a quarter overnight.BlacktopTravelr wrote:Well, I thought for $1.99 how could I go wrong?
There's about an 8 day period after you buy before it's available. So you can't buy and sell them back the same day or anything. The values go up and down so wildly right now that by the time it gets to me it could only be worth 50 cents or it could be $5, "The only people who get hurt on a roller coaster are the ones who jump off" -Dave Ramsey. I'll hold onto it for a while, I'm ok with putting a grand on it and seeing what it does. I'd like to put $3K, but by the time I came up with the extra money idk if it'd be worth it anymore.BlacktopTravelr wrote:Well, since I haven't bought anything yet it hasn't cost me anything. So even if I was suckered into getting my wallet set up it hasn't cost me any money.
I just clicked on 'buy bitcoin' there's a sliding scale of how much you want to purchase. You can't buy an entire coin. There is a $1.00 minimum with a 99 cent fee attached and a $1,000 daily maximum with a 1.49% feeBlacktopTravelr wrote:Ok, I have also went in and set up my wallet, but I don't see where I can buy anything for $1.99. I did see where I can buy a Litecoin $92.24.
there's a buy/sell button near the top of the page. after you click it there is a space that says "Amount" and a box with 0.00 USD you put in a dollar amount there and it converts to how many bitcoins you get in the box that says 0.00 BTCBlacktopTravelr wrote:I didn't or rather don't see that sliding scale.
Damn internet BS it deleted my reply post. Here we go again writing the same thing again. My idea when I got into this was to buy a piece of a bitcoin and hold on to it hoping it would go up in value, sort of an investment thing. So it looks like Dec. will be a hock/pawn the silver month.
If you have only fractions of a coin, you can still sell, because when you click the sell button, your portion is mixed with other sellers portions until it meets the requirement of the buyer who is next in line. You will see the value of your sale when you hit the sell button, and if you think you'd rather hold on a while you can back out before you commit to the sale. I warn you this will be iike stocks and bonds only way more volatile. But smart money says buy and hold. And for sure if it crashes.....BUY MORE! That's how I have handled my 401k, and in 20 years of contributions I have quintupled the value of my company shares by holding on when the price is high and going on a spending spree when it's low. I have other shares and funds for balance but I am leveraging my company shares to give me a nice retirement.BlacktopTravelr wrote:Ok, when I click on the buy button I am sent to a page that has three different types of coins for sale and their values and none of them sell for less that $93.
You know, I'm kind of wondering just who the hell I'm going to sell this coin to and how when the value of it does go up. I'm still looking for a way to buy part of one for a dollar.
If the internet shuts down your bitcoins will be the least of your worries!BlacktopTravelr wrote:jonny, I have no problem with using it as an investment, I have a problem understanding why anyone would want to buy something that does not exist? Especially when the price gets as high as a Bitcoin is right now (over $9,000) and will go higher. Then you add in the fact that the people involved in this Bitcoin thing wants to make this the money of the future. Oh, I can understand that... I mean if I had a fortune in Bitcoins you can bet I would want the world to switch over to using cryptomoney too. But I want something I can hold in my hands like gold or silver. Especially since I see bad times ahead for the US and the US economy. For now I'll just see if I can use it for some type of investment and see where that goes. [space]
edit: And with those bad times will come a time when the internet will be frozen or shut down completely by the government or some other country and there goes my Bitcoins.
The bitcoin went from 9,500 when I bought it to over 11,500 early today, back down to about 9,100 currently volatile as f@%k ;IDunno: we'll see what it does. worst case right now I lose my dollar boo hoo lolBlacktopTravelr wrote:All I see in the Bitcoin is an investment and a risky one at that, but on the other hand the price for the Litecoin I was going to try and buy has gone up from $92.24 to $99.53 in just the last couple of days. I'm having hell confining my ID as they want a pic which I can give them but then they want me to turn on my webcam to compare it to and I don't have a webcam. So I can't go to the page where I can buy anything.
So if the price goes below a dollar are they going to make you pay more? You see that is another thing about having "real" money and/or silver. No matter what you will still have something to hold on to.Prodigal_Sun wrote: The bitcoin went from 9,500 when I bought it to over 11,500 early today, back down to about 9,100 currently volatile as f@%k ;IDunno: we'll see what it does. worst case right now I lose my dollar boo hoo lol
tabasco wrote:My sons were telling me about this. Sounds like something you'd play around with money you had that could afford to lose.
At least tulip mania was backed by something... the tulip! Bitcoin is nothing but code, not even a coin, and backed by nothing. I see it as a computer based pyramid scam.Cuban wrote:[space]
Tulip mania, circa 1636. At least you could smell them...