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These are the main two exchanges I use. I'm looking at using it when the volatility of BTC goes crazy and I don't feel comfortable riding it out. Also if a quick crash happens, how should I quickly cash out my BTC if they're held on those two exchanges? Currently I transfer to GDAX and sell, but that took over two hours last time I was trying to do it. Thanks for the help! submitted by /u/wildnomad0 [link] [comments] Read More

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Canadian Bitcoin ATM company LocalCoinATM recently opened the first Ethereum ATM ETH in Toronto, and...nThe post LocalCoinATM Opens First Ethereum ATM in Toronto appeared first on Bitcoinist.com.n

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Sent some coins to the appropriate deposit address. The wallet status of the coin in question immediately changed to "wallet temporarily offline or in maintenance" and I have no ability to trade or withdraw. This was 5+ days ago. Asked support how long wallets are usually left in a 'temporarily offline or in maintenance' state and was told. "It depends on the currency, the reasons may be different. But if this happens, then there is a need to update the software, to check the operation of the network or wallet is not available because a request from the developer has been received. Unfortunately you have to wait." Not sure if I'm just being impatient, just a little frustrated that straight after depositing, my access to interacting with the coins immediately vanished. submitted by /u/Amy4950 [link] [comments] Read More

Does anyone have a live updated list of the top 100 or 200 CoinMarketCap coins? It would have the same columns as coinmarket cap, (price, market cap, supply, change, volume, etc) Thank you!! Willing to tip .05 Eth! submitted by /u/shode [link] [comments] Read More

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Since there are so many posts asking about which coins people like, and mostly they end up in people pushing the coins they already hold and hope for a pump, let's try the reverse now. Which coins from the top 100 (or more) do you dislike and think that people who invest in them are missing something important? My choice is Ripple (XRP) as what most people don't understand is that there is a difference between: 1. Ripple the company which has developed the Ripple protocol that is being used in a lot of banks. 2. XRP currency which is native to the protocol but is not being used by banks at all and mostly likely never will, since the protocol supports any currency including fiat and a cryptocurrency like xrp is too volatile to be of any real use in bank settlements. submitted by /u/blazeAmaze [link] [comments] Read More

I want to do some trading on Bittrex but i cant get any Bitcoins; i have a pending transfer with Coinbase but cant get my card to verify for instant. Has anyone try loading a prepaid Visa card and used it on Coinbase? submitted by /u/Silverfox1921 [link] [comments] Read More

I've seen a number of bubbles since the early 1980's. Baseball cards were my first experience with bubbles. I collected them because I liked them. Prices began to rise. Soon Wall Street bankers were buying them as speculative investments. They didn't really like them - they liked the money. Then U.S. real estate in late 80's. Then the DotCom bubble. The Internet was extremely interesting and had almost unlimited potential. Everyone could see it. Then the IPO's started and the valuations grew. Then all anyone saw was the money. I knew people that were mortgaging their house and taking the money and buying .com stocks of companies that had never made a dime (and never did). Then there was the Ferrari boom after that. Then the second U.S. real estate bubble in the early 2000's. The oil bubble. the U.S. Treasury bond bubble. There's the possible current bubble in stocks and real estate again right now. I guess I should throw in the six-pack abs advertising bubb

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Why token sales are like the Japanese game of pachinko, and what that means for the future of the novel fundraising method.

Following recent highs for both assets, bitcoin has been trading sideways for the last 48 hours, while bitcoin cash has settled around $800.

So DENT has shown some solid gains this past week after just being released to the market. Ive looked into the ico and hold a little bit of tokens for it. I think it's a really solid idea, and the team seems legit. However, (even though I hold token) I'm not 100% sold on the practicality of it.. does anyone know a lot about the technology able to explain how the mobile companies would give up the data and let people transfer between one another? If it's possible I think DENT has serious potential and is at a super cheap price currently. submitted by /u/rbreton [link] [comments] Read More

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n n n n The cryptocurrency has previously reached an all-time high of $9.3 per token recently, but this came down to $7.9 and has recently recovered to $8.02, as of press time.n

This is the latest statement: http://ift.tt/2uWLoJ1 Do you think they're going after US citizens investing in ICOs or just the companies offering them? I don't think it's very clear from the statement. What if the ICO is structured to not be a security, does that make them exempt? Thanks submitted by /u/crytgb1155 [link] [comments] Read More

Hello fellow enthusiasts! Im holding some Bitcoincash I bought at $750. Fortunately I'm not super greedy and am planning on holding my coins while the value increases. Where do you all see the price going this week? What's the latest word? Can we expect exponential growth? submitted by /u/ieatXians4bfast666 [link] [comments] Read More

So DENT has shown some solid gains this past week after just being released to the market. Ive looked into the ico and hold a little bit of tokens for it. I think it's a really solid idea, and the team seems legit. However, (even though I hold token) I'm not 100% sold on the practicality of it.. does anyone know a lot about the technology able to explain how the mobile companies would give up the data and let people transfer between one another? If it's possible I think DENT has serious potential and is at a super cheap price currently. submitted by /u/rbreton [link] [comments] Read More

Before you tell me, which ones you think are a better choice, please let me know why you doubt any of mine. 65% NEO 16% BNB 9% DNT 3% IOTA 2% ZEN 2% BAT 1% GAS 1% XMR 1% OMG Currently thinking about getting some BCC. submitted by /u/InvestInAntshares [link] [comments] Read More

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Hi guys, I'm doing some research as part of an application for a potential job and am relatively new to the whole crypto-currency market. Naturally, I've been doing a lot of research on the topic but i am very keen to hear some diverse, and hopefully unique/ insightful ideas on what qualities make an ICO attractive. I also would like to know what method there are of analysing ICOs since, unlike traditional assets, cryptocurrencies have no cash flow nor ties to a nations macro-economic performance. All replies are greatly appreciated, cheers guys :)) submitted by /u/IronChefPremium [link] [comments] Read More

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Been buying them pretty low, and holding. I think this is a high potential coin. Cannot find any reason not to buy more. Waiting until it drops under the 0.0005 again. http://ift.tt/2v2hQqk Yi He, from OKCoin. http://ift.tt/2vKyXAm http://ift.tt/2wlF4MI submitted by /u/Deaf_null [link] [comments] Read More

I just came across Bnb, its a new coin and it has an unique concept. Looks like its made by the Binance exchange to trade on it, heard some good things about it anyone that can back this up? submitted by /u/Crypto913 [link] [comments] Read More

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n n n n BTC.com has launched a recovery tool in mid-August 2017 that would allow holders of the new cryptocurrency token Bitcoin Cash to access and recover their tokens.n

n n n n Seeking Alpha analyst forecasts that the silver in the world of cryptocurrencies, Litecoin, has the capability to become one of the best investing options in the market.n

n n n n Several members of the US Congress are drafting legislation that is intended to recognize certain digital currencies and protect them against interference from the federal government.n

n n n n While in terms of market capitalization Bitcoin Cash is still playing catch up with Bitcoin, in terms of trading volume Bitcoin Cash has overtaken Bitcoin and currently its trading volume is 20 percent over Bitcoin $3.1 bln vs. $2.6 bln.n

n n n n Can you really entrust your Bitcoin to hardware walletsn

Hello, Kyber has banned Americans from participating in their ICO next month. I was wondering if anyone had any idea how a us citizen can work around this ban? Thanks submitted by /u/Dkozzyy [link] [comments] Read More

So I sent 5 OAX as a test deposit to Binance. It never came through. So I did some digging. Turns out, the deposit address for OAX, DNT, and most of the other coins is the same address as the one for Ether. Has anyone else run into this problem? submitted by /u/discostuu72 [link] [comments] Read More

JUst saw an add for it. They seem to have a big team (i dont recgonize any names), have a list of partnerships, including IOTA. hmmm http://ift.tt/2uO5stU Theres hte link... thoughts? submitted by /u/alef91 [link] [comments] Read More

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Does anybody have a phone number for Kraken? My sizable withdrawal has been pending for 4 days and I need money to buy groceries to feed my kids. submitted by /u/_give_a_rats_ass [link] [comments] Read More

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Currently on Etherdelta trading cheap, buy or no buy? Discuss submitted by /u/BalancedPortfolio [link] [comments] Read More

How would you store large amounts of money in crypto? Would you trust yourself that your systems are secure? Or that you won't lose your private key or your cold wallet? Would you prefer to trust someone else with these? I started to think about these questions today after I thought I had lost my primary ethereum wallet (fortunately I found my password afteral). It wouldn't have been a huge deal since I only own a few ethers but what if I had my life savings in crypto? For example in the future if some cryptos have stabilized and it's more reliable to store value in there. How are we going to ensure that we don't lose our money? submitted by /u/avjk [link] [comments] Read More

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I am pretty sure they use USD (because they use the USD acronym) but I am a little confused since I keep reading that they own tether. Why would they own the equivalent of usd in crypto and not support it? submitted by /u/Legbe [link] [comments] Read More

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http://ift.tt/2x1wOi1 Just look at this Bitcoin Cash is 130% more profitable to mine now and miners are beginning to switch. This is what triggers the cycle of Bitcoin death spiral as described here: http://ift.tt/2vQivMR Are you ready boys? submitted by /u/AnythingForSuccess [link] [comments] Read More

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