DonnieCorko wrote: » Is this via the revolut card? I tried to pay for crypto on coinbase with revolut and it wouldnt allow me. Or are you talking about a SEPA transfer?
grindle wrote: » Bitcoin and satoshis rise in value in tandem, what you're saying is nonsense. If demand > supply, price goes up. It's the simplest thing in the world to grasp. Will there be a crash? Yep. Will there be a rise again? Yep. Will people who bought high panic and sell low when they think the sky is falling? Yep. Will that keep happening over and over again? Yep. In the heads of the BTC faithful, BTC is to USD as USD is to Venezuelan Bolivars.
Northernsoul wrote: » Hi - My coinbase account (not pro) is suddenly telling me ‘you are unable to buy or sell crypto on coinbase, please contact support’ I’ve tried and cant get anyone! Also as i though it might be an expired card, i removed it and now when i try to add my Visa debit as before, it tells me ‘this type of card is not supported’ Can anyone help me??
Dohnjoe wrote: » If anyone needs a sober reminder, look at the lifetime graph of BTC (or Eth). Notice how parabolic all this is.
Irish_rat wrote: » The steeper the climb the harsher the crash. I'm a bear at heart, so if it does crash that's accumulating time.
BrandonBay86 wrote: » It crashed 17% yesterday
dougal0691 wrote: » I bought myself a few eth for Xmas less than 2 weeks ago, its up 90%. it'd be nice if it rose a bit slower so I'm not getting half as much when I'm DCAing every fortnight.
stockshares wrote: » Lads with the current gas prices so high has anyone used Loopring Layer 2 to trade on. Apparently the gas fees are negligible because of Loopring zKRollups. They have a new Android Wallet out now that has zKRollup included.
Donegal1234 wrote: » I think layer 2 coins such as Matic , OMG, loopring are in for a big year thanks to ethereum high fees.
Sir montygom wrote: » Thanks for the lesson in economics...I have a grasp on supply and demand now! Will I pay you in satoshi’s or bitcoin?
makeorbrake wrote: » This is an old argument that doesn't stack up. The power with a fixed cap currency is in the fact that they're not adding beyond that cap. That you can divide down the bitcoin unit into satoshi's is not a dilution. Meanwhile, sovereign currencies go the other way and print off more.
“I’ll have it in four, I would never eat eight.” Jason McAteer when asked how many slices he wanted his pizza cut into.
rapul wrote: » That's the dilemma! Only you can answer that but if its money you would miss if it dipped badly again maybe consider cashing out half or less depends on you. But imo if you can afford told hold on do.
Dohnjoe wrote: » XLM up 110% in 24h, NEM 31%, Cardano 25%, ICON 25% Not quite 2017 levels yet but heading in that direction
Bob24 wrote: » I think XLM is a direct beneficiary of people running away from XRP.
