I still stand by this. I will be converting my currency with every paycheck and will reserve 1 bitcoin to buy dollars enough to pay off my mortgage.
The dollar is too risky.
Topic: I am going to sell my bitcoin. (Read 2506 times)
Elwar is our bullish trollmaster. 
A dollar in cash, paper in your hand, could become very valuable if all that debt must vanish. Of course, you should not have a debt yourselves then.
I will sell 1 bitcoin.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
So you're going to sell a currency that went up 2000% in 8 months, to pay a mortgage that charges you 5-6% at the most???
I don't see it, sorry...
maybe you might want to reduce your bitcoin investment and sell half... but I wouldn't sell all!
No, I am reserving 1 bitcoin for my mortgage.
Actually, I believe that calls for a vanity address
So, you're thinking that one bitcoin can be worth 160,000? mmmm
by the time that happens, your mortgage might be paid in full already...
The dollar's future:
Thanks partially to this:
I will sell 1 bitcoin.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
So you're going to sell a currency that went up 2000% in 8 months, to pay a mortgage that charges you 5-6% at the most???
I don't see it, sorry...
maybe you might want to reduce your bitcoin investment and sell half... but I wouldn't sell all!
No, I am reserving 1 bitcoin for my mortgage.
Actually, I believe that calls for a vanity address
I will sell 1 bitcoin.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
So you're going to sell a currency that went up 2000% in 8 months, to pay a mortgage that charges you 5-6% at the most???
I don't see it, sorry...
maybe you might want to reduce your bitcoin investment and sell half... but I wouldn't sell all!
Bitcoin-Qt currently imposes a minimum BTC0,0005 fee on "low-priority" transactions. There is no minimum fee imposed for "high-priority" transactions.
that's weird using commas for decimal point, how do you write something like: 1000,000,000.0005 ?
One billion and five ten-thousandths? 1.000.000.000,0005 or 1 000 000 000,0005 or 1 000 000 000.0005 (etc.)
Bitcoin-Qt currently imposes a minimum BTC0,0005 fee on "low-priority" transactions. There is no minimum fee imposed for "high-priority" transactions.
that's weird using commas for decimal point, how do you write something like: 1000,000,000.0005 ?
I will sell 1 bitcoin.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
if bitcoin ever went that high transaction fees would be like 100 dollars a piece. If transaction fees ever went that high no one would want to use bitcoin. Ergo bitcoin will probably never go that high.
Aren't transaction fee's built into the client software - and not the bitcoin network.
For example:
The original client (Qt) charges BTC.0005
Multibit client charges twice at BTC.0010
If fee's depend on the client, it can change.
its not really an issue of fees. fees are just a product of the real issue that is limited space in blocks.
I will sell 1 bitcoin.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
Okay. So you are betting on a $160,000 bitcoin price? Or do you already have $179,800 of that, and only need a $200 bitcoin?
I will sell 1 bitcoin.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
if bitcoin ever went that high transaction fees would be like 100 dollars a piece. If transaction fees ever went that high no one would want to use bitcoin. Ergo bitcoin will probably never go that high.
what's about lowering the tx-fees? at some time this step has to be taken.
it wouldnt help. There is a limited amount of space in each block, even if you increased the block size to infinity miners would still only be able to receive a limited number transactions before the total volume of incoming transactions outpaced their bandwidth.
Okay. So you are betting on a $160,000 bitcoin price? Or do you already have $179,800 of that, and only need a $200 bitcoin?
Well, he would already be $19,800 clear of his mortgage, so thats probably not the case.
I am thinking that the day that Bitcoins are worth $160,000/BTC the price of bread will likely be over $100/loaf.
I do not see that scenario as being too far into the future.
I am glad my home loan is in dollars.
I do not see that scenario as being too far into the future.
I am glad my home loan is in dollars.
Bitcoin-Qt currently imposes a minimum BTC0,0005 fee on "low-priority" transactions. There is no minimum fee imposed for "high-priority" transactions.
I will sell 1 bitcoin.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
if bitcoin ever went that high transaction fees would be like 100 dollars a piece. If transaction fees ever went that high no one would want to use bitcoin. Ergo bitcoin will probably never go that high.
Aren't transaction fee's built into the client software - and not the bitcoin network.
For example:
The original client (Qt) charges BTC.0005
Multibit client charges twice at BTC.0010
If fee's depend on the client, it can change.
21 million times $160,000.....
It is estimated that there is roughly 30 trillion dollars in Tax Haven Bank accounts alone...
I will sell 1 bitcoin.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
if bitcoin ever went that high transaction fees would be like 100 dollars a piece. If transaction fees ever went that high no one would want to use bitcoin. Ergo bitcoin will probably never go that high.
what's about lowering the tx-fees? at some time this step has to be taken.
21 million times $160,000.....
You underwent an amazing transformation Elwar, but not in positive way... I guess you gonna get played a second time.
I will sell 1 bitcoin.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
I will buy dollars with a single bitcoin when I am able to pay off my $160,000 mortgage with the proceeds from that sale.
That will be the last time I buy dollars with my Bitcoin currency.
All of the rest will be spent or held.
if bitcoin ever went that high transaction fees would be like 100 dollars a piece. If transaction fees ever went that high no one would want to use bitcoin. Ergo bitcoin will probably never go that high.
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