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Quote from: lorylore on June 21, 2016, 11:35:39 AM

Quote from: OmegaStarScream on June 20, 2016, 02:39:54 AM

Quote from: biggbox on June 19, 2016, 10:29:27 PM

I believe problem arises because users attempt to withdraw all their btcs. Why not withdraw in batches?

Lets say u have 2 btcs in your fav exchange, why not get your coins out in 5 batches in 12 hours instead of getting all out one shot?

There could be some security mechanism that kick in to protect their users.

Honestly , I think the bitcoins are mine If I store them in a exchange so I should have the ability to withdraw any amount of bitcoin that I have.
and I'm not sure about what mechanism we are talking about here since it will be more then likely an inside job.

Try not to store your digital currency in online wallet like exchange. I have experience several pains due to this. I stored my dogecoins in crypsty and now all 500k of them are gone. I also lost some btc to mtgox. Better to keep in a cold offline wallet.

A offline wallet is always better but the fact is also that its sometimes annoying because of the fact that you cannot pay easily with it.
I prefer a online wallet for the payments with a small amount on it of course.

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Quote from: OmegaStarScream on June 20, 2016, 02:39:54 AM

Quote from: biggbox on June 19, 2016, 10:29:27 PM

I believe problem arises because users attempt to withdraw all their btcs. Why not withdraw in batches?

Lets say u have 2 btcs in your fav exchange, why not get your coins out in 5 batches in 12 hours instead of getting all out one shot?

There could be some security mechanism that kick in to protect their users.

Honestly , I think the bitcoins are mine If I store them in a exchange so I should have the ability to withdraw any amount of bitcoin that I have.
and I'm not sure about what mechanism we are talking about here since it will be more then likely an inside job.

Try not to store your digital currency in online wallet like exchange. I have experience several pains due to this. I stored my dogecoins in crypsty and now all 500k of them are gone. I also lost some btc to mtgox. Better to keep in a cold offline wallet.

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Quote from: OmegaStarScream on June 20, 2016, 02:39:54 AM

Quote from: biggbox on June 19, 2016, 10:29:27 PM

I believe problem arises because users attempt to withdraw all their btcs. Why not withdraw in batches?

Lets say u have 2 btcs in your fav exchange, why not get your coins out in 5 batches in 12 hours instead of getting all out one shot?

There could be some security mechanism that kick in to protect their users.

Honestly , I think the bitcoins are mine If I store them in a exchange so I should have the ability to withdraw any amount of bitcoin that I have.
and I'm not sure about what mechanism we are talking about here since it will be more then likely an inside job.

It depends from person to person and their opinion on exchange, however that is the reason why we have this topic.
Perhaps it could guarantee safety, but for me just hold till I feel it is necessary now to withdraw it (based on amount/value of my bitcoins).

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Quote from: biggbox on June 19, 2016, 10:29:27 PM

I believe problem arises because users attempt to withdraw all their btcs. Why not withdraw in batches?

Lets say u have 2 btcs in your fav exchange, why not get your coins out in 5 batches in 12 hours instead of getting all out one shot?

There could be some security mechanism that kick in to protect their users.

Honestly , I think the bitcoins are mine If I store them in a exchange so I should have the ability to withdraw any amount of bitcoin that I have.
and I'm not sure about what mechanism we are talking about here since it will be more then likely an inside job.

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read the rules of the exchange you use, if they are compliant then go through the KYC process and you are set.

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I believe problem arises because users attempt to withdraw all their btcs. Why not withdraw in batches?

Lets say u have 2 btcs in your fav exchange, why not get your coins out in 5 batches in 12 hours instead of getting all out one shot?

There could be some security mechanism that kick in to protect their users.

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Quote from: BitcoinSupremo on June 19, 2016, 11:01:37 AM

Quote from: n691309 on June 19, 2016, 08:27:58 AM

I would encourage people to withdraw their bitcoin and altcoins from exchanges because as we see recently poloniex and yobit are having many troubles by not showing the deposits or long wait on withdrawal, it's time to save and hold the coins.

I think you can speak for Poloniex as a lot of threads regarding them, but until now I have withdrawn from Yobit quite easily and almost instantly my bitcoins. Yobit is still working like a charm in this moment as I am writing this stuff. Due your own search before jumping to judgment next time. In fact I just did a withdraw to test yobit now and everything went smooth and withdraw got in instantly. I don't think they will run away as they are running since early 2015, end 2014, but anything can happen.

I know very well what i say, you can check how tens of threads are opened here in forum about yobit issues. What research do you want when from my experience with them I had faced many issues in critical situations when i need to withdraw urgently.

Quote from: crairezx20 on June 19, 2016, 12:41:08 PM

Its always happening even in other exchanges while the price is increasing like our olcal exchange here something issue in withdraw.. so i think they are just preventing people to withdraw so that the price will not decrease fast..

I don't know how poloniex is handling lots of support tickets and other issues but about yobit it took up to few days to resolve something.

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Quote from: n691309 on June 19, 2016, 08:27:58 AM

I would encourage people to withdraw their bitcoin and altcoins from exchanges because as we see recently poloniex and yobit are having many troubles by not showing the deposits or long wait on withdrawal, it's time to save and hold the coins.

Its always happening even in other exchanges while the price is increasing like our olcal exchange here something issue in withdraw.. so i think they are just preventing people to withdraw so that the price will not decrease fast..

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Quote from: n691309 on June 19, 2016, 08:27:58 AM

I would encourage people to withdraw their bitcoin and altcoins from exchanges because as we see recently poloniex and yobit are having many troubles by not showing the deposits or long wait on withdrawal, it's time to save and hold the coins.

I think you can speak for Poloniex as a lot of threads regarding them, but until now I have withdrawn from Yobit quite easily and almost instantly my bitcoins. Yobit is still working like a charm in this moment as I am writing this stuff. Due your own search before jumping to judgment next time. In fact I just did a withdraw to test yobit now and everything went smooth and withdraw got in instantly. I don't think they will run away as they are running since early 2015, end 2014, but anything can happen.

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Quote from: OmegaStarScream on June 12, 2016, 05:37:33 AM

It's not the time to sell your bitcoins . However , it's definitely the time to withdraw your funds from some services.

and when I say "services" , I mean those who promise you to give you interest daily for the next x months or they claim they are doing mining for you or something like that.

Why now ?

No one can deny the fact that bitcoin price is increasing too much lately ... which makes those services lose some of their money and think in a way to stop their losses :

1. We got hacked scenario
2. Simply disappear and never come back.

Some examples :

Coince.com : With over than 785,633 users , they give you 3% Daily Profit and I have to say that it looks the most legit one because of the video testimonials by users and also the beautiful web design but we all know that ... If it looks too good to be true then it's probably a scam. (Long term scam) - They are so famous in MoneyMakingGroup forums.

HashOcean : with 615,662 users receive their profit every day. I never used them myself but I can that some users are making a good profit from it. I'm not sure if they ever proved that they have actual mining equipment's or not but if I learned something during my journey in the forums .. is that we shouldn't trust a cloud mining company.

Exchanges in general : No one wants to see the Mtgox scenario happening again so I assume it's a good reason to withdraw .

I'm making this topic so people don't get greedy and start investing in those scam websites. I just don't want you to lose your coins and cry later.
Use your brain and stay away from scam , as for exchanges ... trade and then simply withdraw instead of keeping larges amounts in your account.

Actually this is a good tip. A week ago i did the exact same thing.
I made a list of all services and exchanges I trust less then 50% i made sure to withdraw all funds from there to my offline wallet.
MY accounts on c-cex, yobit (some altcoins) were cashed out, since they seem to be exchanges to get into 'problems'

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I would encourage people to withdraw their bitcoin and altcoins from exchanges because as we see recently poloniex and yobit are having many troubles by not showing the deposits or long wait on withdrawal, it's time to save and hold the coins.

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Quote from: Jeremycoin on June 16, 2016, 06:58:16 PM

Quote from: biggbox on June 16, 2016, 12:56:37 PM

Quote from: Jeremycoin on June 16, 2016, 12:39:45 PM

That's right, me myself already do some action for this. I exchanged all of my money to some Bitcoin in my local exchanger, because I know Bitcoin would be profitable then my own national currency.

Did you put your coins into cold storage USB drive, then put into a container and bury it underground?

No need to do that, I just keep my coin in an online wallet. Because I think I could sell it whenever I want easily there, cold storage is for a long time hodling.

I always believe those who has cold wallets or uses hardware wallets are users with more than 100 BTCs

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Quote from: Jeremycoin on June 16, 2016, 06:58:16 PM

Quote from: biggbox on June 16, 2016, 12:56:37 PM

Quote from: Jeremycoin on June 16, 2016, 12:39:45 PM

That's right, me myself already do some action for this. I exchanged all of my money to some Bitcoin in my local exchanger, because I know Bitcoin would be profitable then my own national currency.

Did you put your coins into cold storage USB drive, then put into a container and bury it underground?

No need to do that, I just keep my coin in an online wallet. Because I think I could sell it whenever I want easily there, cold storage is for a long time hodling.

You are for a part right a cold storage is mostly used for long terms but if you have a lot of bitcoins you do not want to have them in a online wallet if you are asking me..
I also have my bitcoin in a online wallet because these days the bitcoin is good and I want to sell some of my bitcoins very soon.

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Quote from: biggbox on June 16, 2016, 12:56:37 PM

Quote from: Jeremycoin on June 16, 2016, 12:39:45 PM

That's right, me myself already do some action for this. I exchanged all of my money to some Bitcoin in my local exchanger, because I know Bitcoin would be profitable then my own national currency.

Did you put your coins into cold storage USB drive, then put into a container and bury it underground?

No need to do that, I just keep my coin in an online wallet. Because I think I could sell it whenever I want easily there, cold storage is for a long time hodling.

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Quote from: isen on June 16, 2016, 01:01:41 PM

No not yet,its too early imo i would suggest you to wait at least a few weeks and your profit will be even bigger,halving is on its way and chinese are still buying like crazy every day.

But if you think a bit about it, you can make a safe profit keeping your BTCs in wallet. Those HYIP long term schemes offer some good investiment options, but they can disappear any moment. If the bitcoin price continue increasing fast as its incresing now, the profit for keep it in wallet can be similar to the HYIP profits promises.

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Quote from: SilverPunk on June 16, 2016, 01:22:38 PM

Quote from: isen on June 16, 2016, 01:01:41 PM

No not yet,its too early imo i would suggest you to wait at least a few weeks and your profit will be even bigger,halving is on its way and chinese are still buying like crazy every day.

Well ,that's exactly the point is .halving is on the way and it can be rise the price more so the best time to withdraw i think is a week after or a day after the end of halving.

A right time topic just started. But its a late increasing of value and still all of us are happy to draw. Is there any more expectation of value raise. IF so dont do that. Just draw all your balence

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Quote from: isen on June 16, 2016, 01:01:41 PM

No not yet,its too early imo i would suggest you to wait at least a few weeks and your profit will be even bigger,halving is on its way and chinese are still buying like crazy every day.

Well ,that's exactly the point is .halving is on the way and it can be rise the price more so the best time to withdraw i think is a week after or a day after the end of halving.

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No not yet,its too early imo i would suggest you to wait at least a few weeks and your profit will be even bigger,halving is on its way and chinese are still buying like crazy every day.

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Quote from: Jeremycoin on June 16, 2016, 12:39:45 PM

That's right, me myself already do some action for this. I exchanged all of my money to some Bitcoin in my local exchanger, because I know Bitcoin would be profitable then my own national currency.

Did you put your coins into cold storage USB drive, then put into a container and bury it underground?

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