Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 17982. (Read 26664569 times)
January 04, 2017, 03:52:22 PM
100 $ arbitrage, China vs US. too much
January 04, 2017, 03:49:15 PM
Uphold looks interesting.
0.75% exchange fee is a little high but certainly looks convenient way to swap currencies.
0.75% exchange fee is a little high but certainly looks convenient way to swap currencies.
isn't the ceo of uphold borderline anti bitcoin? i seem to remember him saying it would be nowhere in a few years, kinda like the circle ceo funnily enough.
and they're balls deep in some weird crypto named voxels that i've never heard of.
January 04, 2017, 03:46:46 PM
any other UKers here holding their breath for ~$1230 when we finally hit £1000? that is gonna be when my head explodes.
Yep - one here Spooder. That would be fantastic.
The crazy thing is, I've tried to explain bitcoin to quite a few people over the last few years. Some have nodded approvingly - but most have been sceptical. But none that I know of have acquired any BTC. I'm watching this rise on my own (so to speak)
The one I'm waiting for is $1163 on stamp. And I'm starting to think I might see it before 23:59 GMT.
I have spent so much time watching the price over the festive period its embarassing.
Where do you guys buy/sell BTC, by the way? I get paid monthly in bitcoin and since Circle shut down BTC sells I have to resort to Coinfloor. It's not bad but still a hassle and you get spanked on withdrawals, of course.
I used both of those - Circle was OK. Not used Coinfloor for a while (and when I did it wasn't for long) - little liquidity.
Not sold for a while - tend to buy on Localbitcoin.
Have you tried Uphold - it used to be called Bitreserve ? As you are being paid in BTC it lets you hold your value (BTC) in various other assets ie. gold, platinum, $ etc.
Transfers out in GBP are no worse in fees than anywhere else IIRC
0.75% exchange fee is a little high but certainly looks convenient way to swap currencies.
January 04, 2017, 03:43:16 PM
Rally would continu until 1 july 2017 : https://twitter.com/vexmark/status/816078784935948288
and then the crash of the century? i wish china would settle their position once and for all so everyone else can get on with it.
January 04, 2017, 03:39:42 PM
any other UKers here holding their breath for ~$1230 when we finally hit £1000? that is gonna be when my head explodes.
Yep - one here Spooder. That would be fantastic.
The crazy thing is, I've tried to explain bitcoin to quite a few people over the last few years. Some have nodded approvingly - but most have been sceptical. But none that I know of have acquired any BTC. I'm watching this rise on my own (so to speak)
The one I'm waiting for is $1163 on stamp. And I'm starting to think I might see it before 23:59 GMT.
I have spent so much time watching the price over the festive period its embarassing.
Where do you guys buy/sell BTC, by the way? I get paid monthly in bitcoin and since Circle shut down BTC sells I have to resort to Coinfloor. It's not bad but still a hassle and you get spanked on withdrawals, of course.
I used both of those - Circle was OK. Not used Coinfloor for a while (and when I did it wasn't for long) - little liquidity.
Not sold for a while - tend to buy on Localbitcoin.
Have you tried Uphold - it used to be called Bitreserve ? As you are being paid in BTC it lets you hold your value (BTC) in various other assets ie. gold, platinum, $ etc.
Transfers out in GBP are no worse in fees than anywhere else IIRC
Interesting, will take a look. Basically I cash out to pay bills, so nothing fancy required. But even that's hard to come by in the UK...
Another UKer here too spooder.
January 04, 2017, 03:39:38 PM
Bitcoin made it to the top 50 on Google Trends....beating out "Cat food"
Giddy up!!
https://www.google.com/trends/
But cat food is delicious. Giddy up!!
https://www.google.com/trends/
January 04, 2017, 03:39:20 PM
What the hell happened here?
Gone away for Christmas break and come back after new years and it is near $1163 again almost 3 years later.
Who blew up bitcoin?
Gone away for Christmas break and come back after new years and it is near $1163 again almost 3 years later.
Who blew up bitcoin?
January 04, 2017, 03:35:24 PM
any other UKers here holding their breath for ~$1230 when we finally hit £1000? that is gonna be when my head explodes.
Yep - one here Spooder. That would be fantastic.
The crazy thing is, I've tried to explain bitcoin to quite a few people over the last few years. Some have nodded approvingly - but most have been sceptical. But none that I know of have acquired any BTC. I'm watching this rise on my own (so to speak)
The one I'm waiting for is $1163 on stamp. And I'm starting to think I might see it before 23:59 GMT.
I have spent so much time watching the price over the festive period its embarassing.
Where do you guys buy/sell BTC, by the way? I get paid monthly in bitcoin and since Circle shut down BTC sells I have to resort to Coinfloor. It's not bad but still a hassle and you get spanked on withdrawals, of course.
I used both of those - Circle was OK. Not used Coinfloor for a while (and when I did it wasn't for long) - little liquidity.
Not sold for a while - tend to buy on Localbitcoin.
Have you tried Uphold - it used to be called Bitreserve ? As you are being paid in BTC it lets you hold your value (BTC) in various other assets ie. gold, platinum, $ etc.
Transfers out in GBP are no worse in fees than anywhere else IIRC
Interesting, will take a look. Basically I cash out to pay bills, so nothing fancy required. But even that's hard to come by in the UK...
January 04, 2017, 03:34:42 PM
any other UKers here holding their breath for ~$1230 when we finally hit £1000? that is gonna be when my head explodes.
Yep - one here Spooder. That would be fantastic.
The crazy thing is, I've tried to explain bitcoin to quite a few people over the last few years. Some have nodded approvingly - but most have been sceptical. But none that I know of have acquired any BTC. I'm watching this rise on my own (so to speak)
The one I'm waiting for is $1163 on stamp. And I'm starting to think I might see it before 23:59 GMT.
I have spent so much time watching the price over the festive period its embarassing.
Where do you guys buy/sell BTC, by the way? I get paid monthly in bitcoin and since Circle shut down BTC sells I have to resort to Coinfloor. It's not bad but still a hassle and you get spanked on withdrawals, of course.
January 04, 2017, 03:24:19 PM
Bitcoin made it to the top 50 on Google Trends....beating out "Cat food"
Giddy up!!
https://www.google.com/trends/
Giddy up!!
https://www.google.com/trends/
Let's pump it! Click here: https://www.google.com/#q=bitcoin
^bro we got this , try keep it under wraps $2000 next few days imo
*hodl* January 04, 2017, 03:21:33 PM
Bitcoin made it to the top 50 on Google Trends....beating out "Cat food"
Giddy up!!
https://www.google.com/trends/
Giddy up!!
https://www.google.com/trends/
Let's pump it! Click here: https://www.google.com/#q=bitcoin
January 04, 2017, 03:18:09 PM
Handle Handle Handle
I can barely hodl it
January 04, 2017, 03:17:26 PM
Interesting little correction, fairly steep at Stamp, shallow at Huobi, and somewhere in between at Finex.
Seems to have support at $1100 though. No big thing. Lots of legs left in this rally.
Seems to have support at $1100 though. No big thing. Lots of legs left in this rally.
^whales inkoming i'm thinking $7500-$10,000 doable short term...\
*stay tuned* 
January 04, 2017, 03:16:46 PM
Bitcoin made it to the top 50 on Google Trends....beating out "Cat food"
Giddy up!!
https://www.google.com/trends/
Giddy up!!
https://www.google.com/trends/
January 04, 2017, 03:13:18 PM
Thanks. Looking for convenience and low fees really. Used to use Stamp but the bank fees and appalling FX rate was killing me. I've bought from bitbargain, three years ago as I was learning about BTC, but selling would be a hassle. Will look into Kraken but anywhere abroad will probably use SEPA, which incurs vast penalties. I've got a friend who uses LocalBitcoins, but I don't like the idea of waiting around and doing it all manually.
Basically the banking sector here sucks with regard to bitcoin.
Basically the banking sector here sucks with regard to bitcoin.
Try Bittylicious? I've no idea what it's like as a seller but they're superb to buy from. I'm not sure whether it's in any way automated but try asking them. You get a juicy premium too.
Bittylicious is excellent for buying. Same deal with selling as bitbargain, though - approval process and of course you have to wait around and make manual transfers.
Will probably stick with Coinfloor for now. They're not terrible, I was just spoiled by the convenience of Circle, sending coins and having them turn up as GBP, with no further action necessary on my part, practically zero slippage and no withdrawal fees. It was too good to be true. Banksters. The day of reckoning is nigh.
Circle was very quick, easy and convenient for trading. Was sorry to see them pack it in.
January 04, 2017, 03:12:50 PM
any other UKers here holding their breath for ~$1230 when we finally hit £1000? that is gonna be when my head explodes.
Yep - one here Spooder. That would be fantastic.
The crazy thing is, I've tried to explain bitcoin to quite a few people over the last few years. Some have nodded approvingly - but most have been sceptical. But none that I know of have acquired any BTC. I'm watching this rise on my own (so to speak)
The one I'm waiting for is $1163 on stamp. And I'm starting to think I might see it before 23:59 GMT.
I have spent so much time watching the price over the festive period its embarassing.
Where do you guys buy/sell BTC, by the way? I get paid monthly in bitcoin and since Circle shut down BTC sells I have to resort to Coinfloor. It's not bad but still a hassle and you get spanked on withdrawals, of course.
I used both of those - Circle was OK. Not used Coinfloor for a while (and when I did it wasn't for long) - little liquidity.
Not sold for a while - tend to buy on Localbitcoin.
Have you tried Uphold - it used to be called Bitreserve ? As you are being paid in BTC it lets you hold your value (BTC) in various other assets ie. gold, platinum, $ etc.
Transfers out in GBP are no worse in fees than anywhere else IIRC
January 04, 2017, 03:11:52 PM
Rally would continu until 1 july 2017 : https://twitter.com/vexmark/status/816078784935948288
January 04, 2017, 03:06:49 PM
another go at 1140? ok then let's do this.
Ok, i do my part. Please do yours.
January 04, 2017, 03:06:23 PM
Thanks. Looking for convenience and low fees really. Used to use Stamp but the bank fees and appalling FX rate was killing me. I've bought from bitbargain, three years ago as I was learning about BTC, but selling would be a hassle. Will look into Kraken but anywhere abroad will probably use SEPA, which incurs vast penalties. I've got a friend who uses LocalBitcoins, but I don't like the idea of waiting around and doing it all manually.
Basically the banking sector here sucks with regard to bitcoin.
Basically the banking sector here sucks with regard to bitcoin.
Try Bittylicious? I've no idea what it's like as a seller but they're superb to buy from. I'm not sure whether it's in any way automated but try asking them. You get a juicy premium too.
Bittylicious is excellent for buying. Same deal with selling as bitbargain, though - approval process and of course you have to wait around and make manual transfers.
Will probably stick with Coinfloor for now. They're not terrible, I was just spoiled by the convenience of Circle, sending coins and having them turn up as GBP, with no further action necessary on my part, practically zero slippage and no withdrawal fees. It was too good to be true. Banksters. The day of reckoning is nigh.
January 04, 2017, 03:04:35 PM
another go at 1140? ok then let's do this.
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