Topic: localbtcusd price it's 800 usd per BTC average. mtgox pricecrash vs localbtcusd (Read 787 times)
February 09, 2014, 12:54:27 AM
No.. I already bought btc in the past as long term investement. Im just holding. I use virwox.. It's the only way I can get them with credit card from Argentina.
February 09, 2014, 12:43:50 AM
I wouldn't buy in mtgox knowing they have widthrawal problems. I then prefeer paying more in localbtcusd.
Then buy from a better exchange. Gox is a dinosaur anyways... Gox has been having problems like this for so long it's strange to me that people are surprised by this.
I just bought from Coinbase about an hour ago. The BTC was available for withdrawal instantly and I transferred it to my personal wallet with no delay. It's as close to instant as possible.
Edit:
How many are you trying to buy?
February 09, 2014, 12:39:21 AM
I wouldn't buy in mtgox knowing they have widthrawal problems. I then prefeer paying more in localbtcusd.
February 09, 2014, 12:14:12 AM
I think it's irrational to pay more for an identical product when there is no benefit of added convenience...
It's faster to buy from an exchange than from localbtcusd.
If anything local BTC prices should be slightly lower than exchange rates since the seller experiences no exchange/bank fees and no payment delay. That added convenience is a factor for the seller to merit value to.
It's faster to buy from an exchange than from localbtcusd.
If anything local BTC prices should be slightly lower than exchange rates since the seller experiences no exchange/bank fees and no payment delay. That added convenience is a factor for the seller to merit value to.
February 08, 2014, 11:37:43 PM
Hi all,
What you think about persons still offering BTC for 800 usd avergae in localbtcusd ? Do you think this helps mantaining the BTC price regardless mtgox crash ?
What you think about persons still offering BTC for 800 usd avergae in localbtcusd ? Do you think this helps mantaining the BTC price regardless mtgox crash ?
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