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I think they are updating the exchange i visit then now and i am getting this error:
This week has been too good for buyers, unfortunately i am now not able to buy BCC as i lent some coins ~3 BTC to a trusted man , who is not replying to me now , i hope he don't run away with 3 BTC. Its kinda sad that only those people will ditch you whom you believe most.
How does the lending work? How can you expect anyone to put money into this without saying how you're able to give out these insane interest rates, money back after 6 months? rly? Who in the world would borrow money at that rate?
Bitconnect sounds like a typical ponzi. Please prove me wrong I am open ears.
Bitconnect sounds like a typical ponzi. Please prove me wrong I am open ears.
You are lending money to a trading bot that pools the funds and uses Volatility Software to trade on bitcoin swings. Whether bitcoin moves up or down, the Software makes money. It takes the earning and redistributes it to the lenders.
I myself thought it sounded like a ponzi, but with blockchain being entirely open to view if you would like to, I soon realized it's just taking a bunch of pooled funds and trading it against bitcoins volatility. The interest you receive on the day depends entirely on how well the software performed.
I myself am very pleased so far with the platform. Before blockchain technology and trading bots this kind of stuff was unimaginable.
That is such a good analysis I hope it really works that way,but we would like to hear the official announcement of the developers if your analysis is correct,if this is true then only Bitconnectcoin has what other coin do not have.
How does the lending work? How can you expect anyone to put money into this without saying how you're able to give out these insane interest rates, money back after 6 months? rly? Who in the world would borrow money at that rate?
Bitconnect sounds like a typical ponzi. Please prove me wrong I am open ears.
Bitconnect sounds like a typical ponzi. Please prove me wrong I am open ears.
You are lending money to a trading bot that pools the funds and uses Volatility Software to trade on bitcoin swings. Whether bitcoin moves up or down, the Software makes money. It takes the earning and redistributes it to the lenders.
I myself thought it sounded like a ponzi, but with blockchain being entirely open to view if you would like to, I soon realized it's just taking a bunch of pooled funds and trading it against bitcoins volatility. The interest you receive on the day depends entirely on how well the software performed.
I myself am very pleased so far with the platform. Before blockchain technology and trading bots this kind of stuff was unimaginable.
I have a question about the CAPITAL RETURN at the end of the lending period.
(Can withdraw capital anytime after 239 days term)
Is this capital the BCC I lent or the USD equivalent? If I lent 100 BCC at $5, would I get back 100 BCC or simply $500? I ask this because if BCC was worth say $50 a piece by time my lending period ended, it would be far more worth it to receive back BCC (at $5,000 now opposed to $500 USD).
I hope I am asking this clearly and understandably.
TL;DR - At the end of lending period is my capital returned in 1. What I lent in BCC or 2. The USD equivalent of what I lent?
(Can withdraw capital anytime after 239 days term)
Is this capital the BCC I lent or the USD equivalent? If I lent 100 BCC at $5, would I get back 100 BCC or simply $500? I ask this because if BCC was worth say $50 a piece by time my lending period ended, it would be far more worth it to receive back BCC (at $5,000 now opposed to $500 USD).
I hope I am asking this clearly and understandably.
TL;DR - At the end of lending period is my capital returned in 1. What I lent in BCC or 2. The USD equivalent of what I lent?
In short: in USD. At the end of lending, you convert back USD to BCC at the current market price.
Thanks for the honest answer. Not quite what I wanted to hear, but it is what it is and the interest is really good also. I am happy with it.
After lending period Complete ,you will get your capital investment amount in USD in your Dashboard lending wallet
You require to transfer your USD value to BCC at current market price of BitConnect Coin.Then you can withdraw your BCC
or you can Exchange with BTC at BCC Exchange.
In Bitconnect lending you can not withdraw your capital amount in middle of your term period but you can withdraw your daily profit.
How is calculated the 0.1% daily interest? Is it 0.1% of your lending amount or 0.1% of the Volatility software interest?
If you are living in Indonesia there will a conference that's going to held
BitConnect Conference is about Bitconnect learning -taking place in Sabtu,Indonesia 29 April 2017
The event dedicated to the Learning of Bitconnect and Bitcoin Investment Enthusiastic. BitConnect is thoughtfully crafted to offer financial freedom to the masses by reducing the dependency on centralized financial institutions.
Now Indonesia moving to established Bitconnect Largest Network.
For more info check their blog post..
https://bitconnect.co/system-news/47/bitconnect-conference-at-sabtu-indonesia
BitConnect Conference is about Bitconnect learning -taking place in Sabtu,Indonesia 29 April 2017
The event dedicated to the Learning of Bitconnect and Bitcoin Investment Enthusiastic. BitConnect is thoughtfully crafted to offer financial freedom to the masses by reducing the dependency on centralized financial institutions.
Now Indonesia moving to established Bitconnect Largest Network.
For more info check their blog post..
https://bitconnect.co/system-news/47/bitconnect-conference-at-sabtu-indonesia
I have a question about the CAPITAL RETURN at the end of the lending period.
(Can withdraw capital anytime after 239 days term)
Is this capital the BCC I lent or the USD equivalent? If I lent 100 BCC at $5, would I get back 100 BCC or simply $500? I ask this because if BCC was worth say $50 a piece by time my lending period ended, it would be far more worth it to receive back BCC (at $5,000 now opposed to $500 USD).
I hope I am asking this clearly and understandably.
TL;DR - At the end of lending period is my capital returned in 1. What I lent in BCC or 2. The USD equivalent of what I lent?
(Can withdraw capital anytime after 239 days term)
Is this capital the BCC I lent or the USD equivalent? If I lent 100 BCC at $5, would I get back 100 BCC or simply $500? I ask this because if BCC was worth say $50 a piece by time my lending period ended, it would be far more worth it to receive back BCC (at $5,000 now opposed to $500 USD).
I hope I am asking this clearly and understandably.
TL;DR - At the end of lending period is my capital returned in 1. What I lent in BCC or 2. The USD equivalent of what I lent?
In short: in USD. At the end of lending, you convert back USD to BCC at the current market price.
Thanks for the honest answer. Not quite what I wanted to hear, but it is what it is and the interest is really good also. I am happy with it.
After lending period Complete ,you will get your capital investment amount in USD in your Dashboard lending wallet
You require to transfer your USD value to BCC at current market price of BitConnect Coin.Then you can withdraw your BCC
or you can Exchange with BTC at BCC Exchange.
In Bitconnect lending you can not withdraw your capital amount in middle of your term period but you can withdraw your daily profit.
At least 200 BCC to start staking?
I Have friend who's been staking since the start and told me 100 up is a good amount to start staking,you have two ways to make a profit from staking and from waiting before the coin hit $50 hopefully this year .
At least 200 BCC to start staking?
I have a question about the CAPITAL RETURN at the end of the lending period.
(Can withdraw capital anytime after 239 days term)
Is this capital the BCC I lent or the USD equivalent? If I lent 100 BCC at $5, would I get back 100 BCC or simply $500? I ask this because if BCC was worth say $50 a piece by time my lending period ended, it would be far more worth it to receive back BCC (at $5,000 now opposed to $500 USD).
I hope I am asking this clearly and understandably.
TL;DR - At the end of lending period is my capital returned in 1. What I lent in BCC or 2. The USD equivalent of what I lent?
(Can withdraw capital anytime after 239 days term)
Is this capital the BCC I lent or the USD equivalent? If I lent 100 BCC at $5, would I get back 100 BCC or simply $500? I ask this because if BCC was worth say $50 a piece by time my lending period ended, it would be far more worth it to receive back BCC (at $5,000 now opposed to $500 USD).
I hope I am asking this clearly and understandably.
TL;DR - At the end of lending period is my capital returned in 1. What I lent in BCC or 2. The USD equivalent of what I lent?
In short: in USD. At the end of lending, you convert back USD to BCC at the current market price.
Thanks for the honest answer. Not quite what I wanted to hear, but it is what it is and the interest is really good also. I am happy with it.
I have a question about the CAPITAL RETURN at the end of the lending period.
(Can withdraw capital anytime after 239 days term)
Is this capital the BCC I lent or the USD equivalent? If I lent 100 BCC at $5, would I get back 100 BCC or simply $500? I ask this because if BCC was worth say $50 a piece by time my lending period ended, it would be far more worth it to receive back BCC (at $5,000 now opposed to $500 USD).
I hope I am asking this clearly and understandably.
TL;DR - At the end of lending period is my capital returned in 1. What I lent in BCC or 2. The USD equivalent of what I lent?
(Can withdraw capital anytime after 239 days term)
Is this capital the BCC I lent or the USD equivalent? If I lent 100 BCC at $5, would I get back 100 BCC or simply $500? I ask this because if BCC was worth say $50 a piece by time my lending period ended, it would be far more worth it to receive back BCC (at $5,000 now opposed to $500 USD).
I hope I am asking this clearly and understandably.
TL;DR - At the end of lending period is my capital returned in 1. What I lent in BCC or 2. The USD equivalent of what I lent?
In short: in USD. At the end of lending, you convert back USD to BCC at the current market price.
hi guys,
Am very new to us. Any opinions about POS for Bitconnect?
Cheers
Paul
Am very new to us. Any opinions about POS for Bitconnect?
Cheers
Paul
Just do a back read I read you will need at least 200 bitconnectcoin to really make a profit from staking your coin,mining is not recommended this coin has gotten into the radar of big mining pools and individuals so just buy stakes and hold
I have a question about the CAPITAL RETURN at the end of the lending period.
(Can withdraw capital anytime after 239 days term)
Is this capital the BCC I lent or the USD equivalent? If I lent 100 BCC at $5, would I get back 100 BCC or simply $500? I ask this because if BCC was worth say $50 a piece by time my lending period ended, it would be far more worth it to receive back BCC (at $5,000 now opposed to $500 USD).
I hope I am asking this clearly and understandably.
TL;DR - At the end of lending period is my capital returned in 1. What I lent in BCC or 2. The USD equivalent of what I lent?
(Can withdraw capital anytime after 239 days term)
Is this capital the BCC I lent or the USD equivalent? If I lent 100 BCC at $5, would I get back 100 BCC or simply $500? I ask this because if BCC was worth say $50 a piece by time my lending period ended, it would be far more worth it to receive back BCC (at $5,000 now opposed to $500 USD).
I hope I am asking this clearly and understandably.
TL;DR - At the end of lending period is my capital returned in 1. What I lent in BCC or 2. The USD equivalent of what I lent?
hi guys,
Am very new to us. Any opinions about POS for Bitconnect?
Cheers
Paul
Am very new to us. Any opinions about POS for Bitconnect?
Cheers
Paul
Price is now stabilizing and they have return their spot in the 17th place this is the right time to buy Bitconnectcoin if you bvelieve bitconnectcoin is still the best coin to invest now I strongly believe the coin will be in the top 10 before the years end and will be traded at $50 just like all the other investors I'm hoping.
seems like the coin price is going down, will watched again until price is going down again and again 
I don't know how down you want it but there's a slight bounce on Bitconnectcoin,they are still the 16th most tradeable coin but we have to watch if the price will go down again better follow the price movements and trading in their exchange.
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitconnect/
Thank you for advice sir, i will bookmarks that site then
seems like the coin price is going down, will watched again until price is going down again and again
I don't know how down you want it but there's a slight bounce on Bitconnectcoin,they are still the 16th most tradeable coin but we have to watch if the price will go down again better follow the price movements and trading in their exchange.
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitconnect/
seems like the coin price is going down, will watched again until price is going down again and again
yep I just had to go with my gut. I've mined and staked this coin and happy with the profit I've made. However, when someone stakes 30000 coins and 90% of mining is private I had to sell all my coins. something didn't feel right at the time of the dump. so I sold right after the massive dump and glad I did. I kept just a small amount for staking. but what's the point of staking when you have HUGE wallets doing the same.
Wasn't it obvious? most of these retarded shills don't even know that the scammers can manipulate the system. Oh well i guess they're just happy to be greedy and just waiting for poor souls to be enticed in this scam.
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bcc/
Yep...All the same wallets that are mining/staking, and price going down. It is obviously some people owning more than 51% of BCC hashing/staking power so there is no point anymore to hope that price will go up again, unless he or they dumps all the coin he can, and create another artificial pump afterwhile to suck btcs out of the other people in.
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bcc/#!extraction
Yep...All the same wallets that are mining/staking, and price going down. It is obviously some people owning more than 51% of BCC hashing/staking power so there is no point anymore to hope that price will go up again, unless he or they dumps all the coin he can, and create another artificial pump afterwhile to suck btcs out of the other people in.
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bcc/#!extraction
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