Bitcoin --- $11,000.00

Yeah me too, I take my daily interest earned from BCC and buy BTC, everyday.

What goes up must come down....

Seriously, is there any real basis for these skyrocketing prices?

People need to remember, any profits are only paper profits until you cash in....

Cheers.

I'll never forget when I first starting dabbling with the cryptos back in Aug/Sept. And there was a few saying, "16K by Feb 2018."

Well, now it does not sound all that crazy!

People CASH in EVERYday, .... lol hence the Volatility

You should realize, that Institutions and entire Country's are utilizing BTC as a STORE OF WEALTH. It's not coming down .... ever.

Yes, six months ago I doubted when people would predict 10k by March of 2018.

What a Wild Ride this is.

Bitcoin is a descentralized global and secure network, that allows people transfer value with low fees and fast, anonymously, without intermediaries. It can be used as currency and also as store of value. It's both digital gold and digital cash. It's a revolution and it just started.

Cryptos are the future.

When bitcoin is priced in bitcoin and not dollars ... wake me.

Until then, then, we ride


Things that are real might not be readily apparent to the greedy, and the greedy will invariably be burned ...

... whether here or in the hereafter, they will be burned




Book it, bitchez!

Who was it who sold a bunch around $1500?

Sheesh.

Bitcoin is priced in BTC, ....lol

just like my BCC (bitconnect)

1 BCC =
0.028980 BTC ($286.53)

Last Edited by Lupe_Ate_My_Taco's on 11/28/2017 11:37 AM

The same one who bought back in @ $2,000 and sold @ $3,000

wait, now hold on a second...

the big question is.

WHEN IS IT GONNA HIT 1 MILLION USD?

sometime between 2020-2021

2021-2025.

I had a website up earlier this year and got a bitcoin donation from it of $5 worth at the time. That $5 worth of bitcoin is now worth $71.

I wish there had been an easy way to buy bitcoin at the time. Nothing I found was simple. Everything required uploading copies of my ID, social security card, utility bill.

:(

Last Edited by BoatyMcBoatface on 11/28/2017 11:50 AM

BTC is real money, you have to give a bank your i.d., ss#, etc...

why dont you open a coinbase account and buy some BTC?

I'm considering the Shift card. It's just a debit card, right? It doesn't affect your credit report?

Yes, Debit and the only thing it effects is my ability to buy whatever the hell I want, whenever the hell I want, wherever the hell I want .... lol

Here's a water bill MELBOURN, FL Utilities.

Sent Bitcoin
Shift Financial
−0.092274 BTC
≈ $387.26
To
Shift Financial
Note
B2P*CITY OF MELBOURNE (L1KA7M)
9/29/2017 10:51 AM
COMPLETED

That’s what I’m betting on & everyone will put there $$ in eth & ltc

Yes - the real basis for the price is the (real) function the financial instrument serves in the market. What (real) function matters to a purchaser depends on the purchaser's preferences. For instance: source of profit, store of value, facilitator of international transactions, etc.

don't wait too long .... lol

I opened a coinbase account and abandoned trying to use it after it asked me to verify my phone number.. When I entered my number it said: "That number has already been added to your account.". And wouldn't allow me to verify it.

Every site I've tried had stupid shit errors and problems like this.

go back to coinbase, take your time, we all had the same problems, especially with the i.d. scan. You'll get thru it and then you can fund your account, get your shift card and live the BTC life ;-)

Have you ever calculated how much you overspent on all of these purchases over the last year compared to bitcoin's current value?

who are best sellers ? besides paxful

I have calculated my wealth .....lol

I have so much Bitcoin and everyday I buy more utilizing my BCC daily interest.

When folks ask me how much bitcoin I have, (Those in the know will get this), I tell them I have more BTC than Craig Grant and less BTC than Roger Ver .... lol

any exchange can sell BTC instantly. coinbase guarantees instant buy and sell

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Of the 16.4 million Bitcoins said to be in circulation in the middle of 2017, close to 3.8 million may have been lost. That works out to more than $30 billion.


At this price that works out to be $300 billion lost.