Topic: Selling Bitcoins more than double of the price? :O - page 2. (Read 2564 times)
Mate you can sell for whatever you want,It's the open market out there,experiment,people manage to sell the most ridiculous things,give it a shot mate,you never know until you really try
Dude you can even sell your Bitcoins for $5000 a pop if there is anyone crazy enough to buy them. That's why it's called a free market because everyone is free to offer whatever goods they want for whatever prices they see fit. It's a whole other story if anyone would actually get tempted by these prices but I think it's nearly impossible. There are some crazy prices on Ebay too but do people bid on them? I doubt so.
5k is a little bit too optimistic. But selling your bitcoin for at least the double of the price is certainly a possibility. The only thing needed to achieve this goal is to hold your coins for a later moment. The price was at 1200, i am positive we can achieve this mark again within max. 3 years.
Dude you can even sell your Bitcoins for $5000 a pop if there is anyone crazy enough to buy them. That's why it's called a free market because everyone is free to offer whatever goods they want for whatever prices they see fit. It's a whole other story if anyone would actually get tempted by these prices but I think it's nearly impossible. There are some crazy prices on Ebay too but do people bid on them? I doubt so.
When you buy with this kinda convenience it's implicit that you gonna have to pay more, because when a seller offers installments it costs a lot (~16% in some countries) or more, taking out the chargeback, etc. But look, if you're paying more than 30%, even I could sell coins to you. Take a look in localbitcoins (by paypal) or some ebAy paper wallet.
Well they arent selling they are trying to sell, usually at exchanges there are several walls between the current value and above, i dont trust such website that is asking 2x the bitcoin price i would buy them at exchange if not with the credit card i would go to localbitcoins.
Okey guys, so I wanted to buy some bitcoins (0.01 to be precise XD) with my MasterCard and I ended up in a weird place!
Look at the price per Bitcoin :
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So this Is a huge opportunity for income right? can I do this too? How IS IT EVEN POSSIBLE? :O
Look at the price per Bitcoin :
IMG
So this Is a huge opportunity for income right? can I do this too? How IS IT EVEN POSSIBLE? :O
This is not the only "rare" phenomena but this is normal and very very possible, and it's not only in bitcoin but we can see also on exchanges and when you see the graph of buy and sell order you can see that people sell more than x2 and it's completely normal.
in my country noting is too cheap and when matters comes to bitcoin then they are very costly and i have never bought a sigle bitcoin till now but have earned myself with and without investing a sum of money
you can sell your bitcoin at any price that you like there is nothing stopping you.
in fact you can sell 1 bitcoin for $2000000 but that would only be offering the sale and as long as nobody buys it from you it stays an open order (or in other words it is called an ask price) but nobody will ever buy it at that price.
in fact you can sell 1 bitcoin for $2000000 but that would only be offering the sale and as long as nobody buys it from you it stays an open order (or in other words it is called an ask price) but nobody will ever buy it at that price.
this is what everyone should do to encourage a higher price i think, because if all the bitcoin holder start to do this, buyers are forced at the end to buy at higher price, maybe not like in your example lol, but let's say $1000
you can sell your bitcoin at any price that you like there is nothing stopping you.
in fact you can sell 1 bitcoin for $2000000 but that would only be offering the sale and as long as nobody buys it from you it stays an open order (or in other words it is called an ask price) but nobody will ever buy it at that price.
in fact you can sell 1 bitcoin for $2000000 but that would only be offering the sale and as long as nobody buys it from you it stays an open order (or in other words it is called an ask price) but nobody will ever buy it at that price.
The other day I was on Paxful and saw several users buying Bitcoins at an enormous price. For those that don't know, on Paxful you trade Bitcoins back and forth for various account deposits.
I plugged in $10 and they would have deposited $150-300 in a Square Pay account. Paxful covers the initial transaction, they do not get the Bitcoins until you tell Paxful that you got the Square Pay deposit, but I am sure that the funds would have been disputed hours later. If I had an instant Square Pay to bank option, I might have done it, lol.
Other than that, I have seen Bitcoins go for crazy amounts on eBay. I have looked in some time, but when the price for BTC was $250 I saw people paying $350-400 for a single Bitcoin on eBay.
Those guys were new and had no idea what price was good, but it happened over and over.
The other day I was on Paxful and saw several users buying Bitcoins at an enormous price. For those that don't know, on Paxful you trade Bitcoins back and forth for various account deposits.
I plugged in $10 and they would have deposited $150-300 in a Square Pay account. Paxful covers the initial transaction, they do not get the Bitcoins until you tell Paxful that you got the Square Pay deposit, but I am sure that the funds would have been disputed hours later. If I had an instant Square Pay to bank option, I might have done it, lol.
Other than that, I have seen Bitcoins go for crazy amounts on eBay. I have looked in some time, but when the price for BTC was $250 I saw people paying $350-400 for a single Bitcoin on eBay.
The other day I was on Paxful and saw several users buying Bitcoins at an enormous price. For those that don't know, on Paxful you trade Bitcoins back and forth for various account deposits.
I plugged in $10 and they would have deposited $150-300 in a Square Pay account. Paxful covers the initial transaction, they do not get the Bitcoins until you tell Paxful that you got the Square Pay deposit, but I am sure that the funds would have been disputed hours later. If I had an instant Square Pay to bank option, I might have done it, lol.
The other day I was on Paxful and saw several users buying Bitcoins at an enormous price. For those that don't know, on Paxful you trade Bitcoins back and forth for various account deposits.
Selling your bitcoins will not make big profit in future. Sure price will reach for more value in future So instead of selling the bitcoins now you can hold and sell it later buddy.
first you say that selling your bitcoi will not make big profit in the future, then you say to hold because in the future you will make a better profit? lol which is correct? you are contraddicting yourself, if bitcoin rise it's definitely advisable to hold
Good eyes, you really noticed that one
The other day I was on Paxful and saw several users buying Bitcoins at an enormous price. For those that don't know, on Paxful you trade Bitcoins back and forth for various account deposits.
Selling your bitcoins will not make big profit in future. Sure price will reach for more value in future So instead of selling the bitcoins now you can hold and sell it later buddy.
first you say that selling your bitcoin will not make big profit in the future, then you say to hold because in the future you will make a better profit? lol which is correct? you are contraddicting yourself, if bitcoin rise it's definitely advisable to hold
Okey guys, so I wanted to buy some bitcoins (0.01 to be precise XD) with my MasterCard and I ended up in a weird place!
Look at the price per Bitcoin :
So this Is a huge opportunity for income right? can I do this too? How IS IT EVEN POSSIBLE? :O
Look at the price per Bitcoin :
So this Is a huge opportunity for income right? can I do this too? How IS IT EVEN POSSIBLE? :O
Well anyone has the right to sell his bitcoins with his own price but double the price is just too much. I don't even think someone will buy from him because there are also other sites out there who were willing to sell bitcoin and not that much high. If he can sell then lucky for him but there are other sites out there offering lower amount and even some for the current market price.
Well there are some scenarios in which people would be willing to bite on such and then do some trading. I've seen those market listings before and it seems that it's there for a reason and because some people really takes those prices. However on a layman's perspective, it might sound and seem absurd (for once I thought it was, only to know that it was a tactic lel) but the thing is there would always be one that would take it because he can or by mistake.
Lets take an example, you deposit Bitcoins, contact a seller and they send money to your Serve account or other kinds of accounts. The site itself does the escrow. Most exchanges you will lose Bitcoins doing the exchange. For $10 in Bitcoins, you might get $8 in Walmart gift cards. These sellers were all new, all using Square Pay as payments and promising something like 350%.
The other day I was on Paxful and saw several users buying Bitcoins at an enormous price. For those that don't know, on Paxful you trade Bitcoins back and forth for various account deposits.
Selling your bitcoins will not make big profit in future. Sure price will reach for more value in future So instead of selling the bitcoins now you can hold and sell it later buddy.
The other day I was on Paxful and saw several users buying Bitcoins at an enormous price. For those that don't know, on Paxful you trade Bitcoins back and forth for various account deposits.
Yes it could be possible if you can find enough intrested buyers with mastercard and also you have to find a place where you can get bitcoin in market rate. But you may get competition in line who can sell in cheaper price than you, chargeback issues with creditcard payment may cause problem to you in future.
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