1 BTC = $8.2k, it’s up 735% this yr UPDATE 5/19: BTC @ $42k :damn:

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Nice lil come up. Should’ve invested more breh. What site do u use?

Coinbase.

I had a bitconnect account and purchased some BitConnect cash but I just didn't understand how Bitconnect worked and I read a ton of shyt on it multiple times. I got stock accounts and understand those numbers so if it's more complicated than that then it felt like it's overly complicated with the purpose of confusing you.
 

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Isn’t the bubble gonna burst though? Wouldn’t you take an L waiting til retirement?

I have most of the rest in fiat (couch money that I’ll 401K later) and Monero. Once the latter gets a hardwallet it’s gonna blow.

The bubble will burst a bit after 10K I believe. Bitcoin is no longer what it was supposed to be but it made a path for “real” crypto to rise.
 

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What's even worse is I was using bitcoins for a couple years, I just never invested

:snoop::snoop::snoop:
Basically just an untraceable/untaxable (I think) digital currency
This. I decided to check an old bitcoin account I had earlier this this year, haven't used it in like 2yrs b/c there was less than $20 in it at that time, basically forgot about it.
Now that <$20 is currently @ $320 :blink: It was at like @100 less than a month ago



SO how do you cash out?

i have not seen one vendor that accepts it..


someone put me on :lupe:
You can buy/sell em thru local exchanges. Basically the person deposits the $ into your bank account, and you release the bitcoin. Pretty simple actually as far as buying/selling goes
 

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SO how do you cash out?

i have not seen one vendor that accepts it..


someone put me on :lupe:
from the same "vendor" that you purchase it from. i.e, coinbase. It's just a tool where you can buy the coin at the current price and then sell it back to them at the current price. Only catch is that you pay transaction fees every time you buy (not sure if there's a selling fee, i never sold yet)
 

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This. I decided to check an old bitcoin account I had earlier this this year, haven't used it in like 2yrs b/c there was less than $20 in it at that time, basically forgot about it.
Now that <$20 is currently @ $320 :blink: It was at like @100 less than a month ago




You can buy/sell em thru local exchanges. Basically the person deposits the $ into your bank account, and you release the bitcoin. Pretty simple actually as far as buying/selling goes

from the same "vendor" that you purchase it from. i.e, coinbase. It's just a tool where you can buy the coin at the current price and then sell it back to them at the current price. Only catch is that you pay transaction fees every time you buy (not sure if there's a selling fee, i never sold yet)

:salute:
 

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If I had like 50k to 100k sitting around I'd still invest.

As of now I think I might look into other E currency
 

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In your opinion is this a better investment due to the low buy in?

I'm seriously about to dumb several thousand dollars on this shyt so I need the right move or maybe I buy into a couple of these currencies.
Read into the currency and form your own opinions before doing anything rash. But yeah personally I would put Ethereum and Monero right below bitcoin as far as cryptos go. I'm looking into mining Monero right now
 
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