Longterm, LTC may hit 100, when difficulty warrants it. Right now, a correction is waiting to happen. It's foolish to think that I could just go out and add another 7950 GPU to my current 2, and make $50+ /day. That is crazy fast ROI. |
i cant get money onto blockchain it only shows America bank |
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First informative post here in the Bitcoin thread. I'm developing a love for it so I'll spread some information on how to. For Bitcoin wallet: - Use blockchain.info and turn on 2 Factor Authentication To buy BTC: - Option 1: The quickest way is to buy from the ATM. But note their rate is +8-10% current market BTC rate. They are making a huge killing on this -Option 2: Setup account at Cavirtex. I put in an application to verify since last week and make it seems like it will take forever. Currently this is the best rate in Canada. -Option 3: Buy BTC from a local person through localbitcoins.com. Make sure to use reputable and trustworthy dealers. It can get sketchy. How to buy LTC: -Option 1: Buy LTC from local person like Option 4 for BTC -Option 2: Once you BTC, setup an account with BTC-E and send your BTC there. BTC-E is currently the largest exchange for all the alt currencies. Note: it's pretty sketch though as it's some Russian website with no way of contacting or knowing who owns/runs the website. So YMMV All in all, have fun, do you due diligence and happy mining and speculating! |
use blockchain but please turn on as many security features in the settings as you can. |
anyone wanna sell 40 LTC coins at $30? |
Fuuuu.....LTC almost $30 |
Indeed, I bought back in just below $26 when the exchange was crapping out. Thinking I am going to just forget about it for a few weeks and see where it stands. |
LTC/BTC trading at 0.03221 right now, I bought LTC with BTC at 0.01476 just a few days ago |
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I created a paper wallet off of liteaddress.org and deposited some ltc in there. How do I check the balance? blockchain.info or blockexplorer.com is what it says I can use, are there any other ones? Is there usually a timeframe before it shows up? |
Pushing $35 now lol wtf... The greedy me wants to hold on to my remaining LTC, the smart me wants to cash out and get back in on a drop... Problem is I sold my majority around $9-$19 so the drop gonna have to be substantial for me to get value Posted via RS Mobile |
I'm still just using mine to buy BTC, for long term investment in case it becomes mainstream. Maybe that's not the best way, but if more people actually USE bitcoin, it will only become more valuable. |
Why did I sell my 12000NMC last week :( |
LTC up over $38 on BTC-E... who feels like an idiot selling? This guy!! I have bought and sold 3 times today but keep getting out as it always seems "too good to be true" |
Lol well fuck how can you tell, when I started the past 9 month high was $8, so it seemed good to sell at $8, and then $19, then $30 lol $100 would be nice lol Posted via RS Mobile |
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Then drop it a decent amount, then you have the panic sellers, then some who go " it'd rebound!" Then drop it more, then you have the capitulation, then the big boys buy it all up and bring it up again. |
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Largest exchange out there to offer BTC, LTC and all the Alts |
I truly believe there will be another BTC crash reminiscent of the last one. |
Can you cash out bitcoins at the ATM downtown? |
Sold the rest of my LTC at the peak 0.049.. waiting for it to crash again so I can try this again :) Doing all this without ever spending traditional cash (except on the electricity to mine) |
ugh...stayed up until 3am reading bitcoin stories. One guy mined 7500 bc's and threw out his hard drive in the garbage. No idea if it's fake or not. One guy had 25,000 bc's stolen last year. Insane, BC's made a lot of people rich. Quite the story. |
https://twitter.com/PumpNDumpTeam They seem legit. I got in on their NMC pump from $7, but I bailed out at $11 because it was 3AM, I had to sleep. I wish I didn't. Now, NMC is $14 on BTC-E |
Was looking for a twitter account like that, thanks Posted via RS Mobile |
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