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Looks like 3k is just a mater of time now !

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Bitcoin Price Driven More by Speculation Than Utility: BitPay CEO

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Wanting to ride out this bear market and just passively accrue BTC throughout, and have e been looking for a good place to set up a recurring weekly buy. The main things I want:

* Automatic ACH withdrawal from my bank (don’t want to have to manually wire in funds weekly and wait)

* Minimum $200 weekly limit

I’ve tried Coinbase and Gemini, which both meet both of those criteria, but it’s a 3%+ fee at both of them for those type of buys. Is there any better alternative I haven’t been able to find yet?

Thanks in advance!

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I used Quadriga in the past, but recently they don’t accept my bank anymore. Lately I’ve been forced to use coinbase but the 500 dollar a week cap, as well as the fees have been killing me. Are there any good alternatives?

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Ive done a lot of reading in the past year just waited for a comfortable time to enter the market, seems like it could keep falling judging by what everyone says but it’s a risk i’m willing to take.

How does this portfolio sound for a 5 year period?

25% Bitcoin
25% Ethereum
10% IOTA
10% Monero
10% Factom
10% Nexus
10% Ark

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The Current State of Cryptos: How to Buy Low and Sell High

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Isn’t it a bit ironic how cryptocurrencies are supposed to be decentralized, but yet they are so heavily dependent on / linked to BTC?

Is there a reason coins can’t automatically be paired with fiat without the intermediation of BTC!

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Hello all.

I’d like to start off by stating that I am not a cryptocurrency connaisseur, I am just interested by it. I find the idea of a decentralised electronic currency incredibly interesting and futuristic, although I will not deny that I am currently not financially independent but am responsible, and as such I’ve had difficulty putting my personal funds where my mouth is.

My first experience with crypto has been with Garlicoin. The community behind it was very active and instructive, memes were shared, fun times had, and overall I had my introductions to mining, cold/hot wallet discussions, and HODLing. This was about a year ago.

I currently have some money that I was given as a gift and want to invest it in crypto. I am a fearful man: I am not particularly keen on taking up challenges or endeavours that will end badly or that I do not know for sure I can handle. However I want to grow in that aspect of my life and learn how to handle disappointment, and do so for the knowledge and experience I’ll gain through the process.

What I am asking for in this post is a nudge to invest this gift (which I’m prepared to lose, as I did not earn it) by having members of the community share their relationship with crypto.

Do you invest in it because you’re eager to see it become a worldwide commonplace payment method? Or because you wish to see it topple conventional paper currencies? Do you wish to see it radically change global commerce and trade someday? Are you doing it for the fun of it, as a hobby? Did it turn from a hobby into a serious commitment, or maybe even a draining addiction? What were your best and worst days?

I feel that the question what would you do differently if you could go back X units in time wouldn’t be constructive because AFAIK crypto seems to be a lot about speculation and you can’t always accurately predict the future, but if you have a generally constructive tip then by all means please share.

Thanks for reading this, I really appreciate it.

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Hazing- Bought ETH at an average $1,000 with my $13,000 savings Jan 2018.

Saw the Dip and DCAd with monthly paychecks until ETH hit 420.

Sold at a loss 20% of my investment to cover a debt.

Haven’t touched my wallet in 3 months since.

FFW 2019, will be to getting $30000 debt in June to finance another project. I’m tempted to divert 50% of the amount into VET,BTC&ETH .
Am I crazy to DCA further or should I wake up and smell the coffee.

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We just need a decentralized service that could convert Bitcoin and other currencies into DAI for use as payment. It would help adoption and deter business from being wary of volatility. Anybody else see the potential in this? Is the solution right in front of our eyes?

edit: word

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