Bitcoin hits $1000!
#61
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Various places you can buy them online or in person. You can then spend them like money, transfer money or just own some for **** and giggles.
#74
It is crazy indeed.
I know some retailers will accept bitcoin but I cannot imagine large organisations accepting bitcoin to purchase large ticket items considering how volatile the fluctuations are.
I know some retailers will accept bitcoin but I cannot imagine large organisations accepting bitcoin to purchase large ticket items considering how volatile the fluctuations are.
#75
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Overstock keep 50% of their Bitcoin payments for investment.
#76
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Bitcoin is currently in a really strange place, after the fork it appears lots of people dumped the "free" bitcoin cash that they inherited from the fork and converted to Bitcoin, this has pumped up the bitcoin price.
Essentially it's pure inflation. I personally am looking for a signal to short bitcoin due to this.
Long term I think you may well see many tens of thousands of $ per bitcoin but right now, specifically because of the inflation caused by the fork I think bitcoin could be in for a turbulent time.
Essentially it's pure inflation. I personally am looking for a signal to short bitcoin due to this.
Long term I think you may well see many tens of thousands of $ per bitcoin but right now, specifically because of the inflation caused by the fork I think bitcoin could be in for a turbulent time.
#77
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Agreed. Some say there will be an extreme but very short term crash, I'll ride it out if it happens.
I would have done the same with my Bitcoin Cash if I wasn't sat on a campsite at the time, nice little bonus all the same.
I would have done the same with my Bitcoin Cash if I wasn't sat on a campsite at the time, nice little bonus all the same.
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Work colleague had 25 bitcoins he mined 5 or 6 years ago, and sold then for $16. Would be worth almost £75,000 at current prices..
Clearly this is a speculative rally, but anyones guess how high it could go.
The only thing stopping me buying more is coinbase seems a bit flaky. During the big moves (up or down) in June they basically freeze, so you can't buy or sell, and I've also yet to try and get money out of Coinbase.
Clearly this is a speculative rally, but anyones guess how high it could go.
The only thing stopping me buying more is coinbase seems a bit flaky. During the big moves (up or down) in June they basically freeze, so you can't buy or sell, and I've also yet to try and get money out of Coinbase.
#82
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Yeouch!
I doubt it will go back under 3,000 now and as for how high well, too the moon!!
I bought my current coin on Bittylicious and would use it again.
I doubt it will go back under 3,000 now and as for how high well, too the moon!!
I bought my current coin on Bittylicious and would use it again.
#85
Jack, how do you buy and sell bitcoin? Is it like buying foreign currency or do you need specialist brokers?
If someone has a spare 100k sitting around is bitcoin really a good option?
If someone has a spare 100k sitting around is bitcoin really a good option?
#86
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I can't say that it's a good buy as it obviously has risks, couldn't say it at $1000 either. Throw a tenner at it and see how it goes.
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