Probably coinbase.com. Not much of a selection though. They have Bitcoin, Bitcoin cash, ethereum, and litecoin.
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I have invested a little in ripple, I think it was some potential. I'd be really happy if it was $10 by next year. I've mainly invested in Cardano.
What does it mean to be "verified" and what's the point of it?
Also, I didn't realize there were transactions fees... Maybe that's just my naiviete
Also, I didn't realize there were transactions fees... Maybe that's just my naiviete
Yeah Ripple is huge in Japan and South Korea. Good reason to invest imo
https://www.finextra.com/newsarticl...st-ripplenet-for-cross-border-funds-transfers
I am not doing too bad, I'll say that
After a crazy volatile end of 2013 and beginning of 2014, I used it as a currency as intended. Mainly in online sports betting and online poker plus small businesses. Didn't really "invest". After I started my job after graduation in Summer of 2015, I have put $100ish a month into cryptocurrencies as an investment plus whatever I used as a currency. There used to be a bar, coffee shop, and burrito shop in Dallas that accepted BTC as payment and you would get a discount so I did that a bunch to support the cause. Transaction fees make it impossible to do that now.
I am mining a couple different types of coins plus the $100 a month mainly in ones that are geared towards solving a problem or being a true currency. I am mainly out of Bitcoin now because people lost sight of it being a currency and it's currently just in a Greater Fool's Theory commodity landmine right now. I bought and sold over this year, leaving about 2ish (I think 2.11 last time I checked) bitcoins left. I am just going to leave them there to see what happens. Maybe just try to forget about them. I've made my "to the moon" money.
I've also thrown some of my IRA into a bitcoin etf/stock: GBTC. That stock is up ~1700% this year.
I still think cryptocurrency is the future or at the very least will be a part of everyday life but Bitcoin is not the one. Once this current bitcoin bubble bursts, it'll be a defining moment. Lots of people who put all their money in cryptos committed suicide, lost their entire retirement, got divorced, etc. This current run in 2017 has been sustained so long that when it finally crashes, it'll be disastrous to the whole cryptocurrency idea.
It's actually a Gulfstream
I am not doing too bad, I'll say that
After a crazy volatile end of 2013 and beginning of 2014, I used it as a currency as intended. Mainly in online sports betting and online poker plus small businesses. Didn't really "invest". After I started my job after graduation in Summer of 2015, I have put $100ish a month into cryptocurrencies as an investment plus whatever I used as a currency. There used to be a bar, coffee shop, and burrito shop in Dallas that accepted BTC as payment and you would get a discount so I did that a bunch to support the cause. Transaction fees make it impossible to do that now.
I am mining a couple different types of coins plus the $100 a month mainly in ones that are geared towards solving a problem or being a true currency. I am mainly out of Bitcoin now because people lost sight of it being a currency and it's currently just in a Greater Fool's Theory commodity landmine right now. I bought and sold over this year, leaving about 2ish (I think 2.11 last time I checked) bitcoins left. I am just going to leave them there to see what happens. Maybe just try to forget about them. I've made my "to the moon" money.
I've also thrown some of my IRA into a bitcoin etf/stock: GBTC. That stock is up ~1700% this year.
I still think cryptocurrency is the future or at the very least will be a part of everyday life but Bitcoin is not the one. Once this current bitcoin bubble bursts, it'll be a defining moment. Lots of people who put all their money in cryptos committed suicide, lost their entire retirement, got divorced, etc. This current run in 2017 has been sustained so long that when it finally crashes, it'll be disastrous to the whole cryptocurrency idea.
It's actually a Gulfstream
Where do you see bitcoin price in 5 years?
I am not doing too bad, I'll say that
I still think cryptocurrency is the future or at the very least will be a part of everyday life but Bitcoin is not the one. Once this current bitcoin bubble bursts, it'll be a defining moment. Lots of people who put all their money in cryptos committed suicide, lost their entire retirement, got divorced, etc. This current run in 2017 has been sustained so long that when it finally crashes, it'll be disastrous to the whole cryptocurrency idea.
It's actually a Gulfstream
I'd be most interested in which coins you find most useful these days, if any. I think you are correct and that this next wash out will determine a lot of things. I think I was just too old to get in on this opportunity when I should have. After all, I finally got a smart phone last year.
I'd be most interested in which coins you find most useful these days, if any. I think you are correct and that this next wash out will determine a lot of things. I think I was just too old to get in on this opportunity when I should have. After all, I finally got a smart phone last year.
Don’t you waste my SS money on a smart phone you ass.
A few articles on Verge. Could it be the next big one????
http://bitcoinist.com/verge-next-bitcoin/
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jessed...g-and-why-is-it-growing-so-fast/#5b6a80d3444e
http://bitcoinist.com/verge-next-bitcoin/
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jessed...g-and-why-is-it-growing-so-fast/#5b6a80d3444e
I think verge is a good short term investment, you'll make a very nice return if it goes over a dollar. My problem with it is it's max supply; Bitcon is 21,000,000, verge is 16,555,000,000.
wow you guys will be able to buy an invisible house for your invisible gf with your invisible money
Or sell the coin when the value goes up and put the money in your bank account.
Wait 20 years when cash isn't a thing anymore
