SOCOM
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Once it hits Bittrex expect the price to sky rocket. So opening acc on Binance takes a few minutes , would recommend you to do so![]()
How much will I lose by transferring BTC there though?
Once it hits Bittrex expect the price to sky rocket. So opening acc on Binance takes a few minutes , would recommend you to do so![]()
Have you got the source of this???
I also believe once IOTA hits Bittrex it's going to move into the $8+ range pretty fast.
Someone on reddit mentioned rumor it might land on Coinbase. If that happens, I would expect it to go significantly higher. Who knows if this is true or not though.
I heard they will release a solid wallet soon. So far I just keep them in Binance.Hey. Just invested my first money into a cryptocurrency. Iota seems like something that has a future. Is it fine if I just leave them in binance after I bought them or should I put them somewhere else?
Do you know how to buy this coin using PayPal or MasterCard? Well, I am totally noob about this crypto stuff but interested to put some $ on it.
Yey I am riding the train as well. It was pain in the ass to buy ETH at Coinbase, then send it to Bitfinex (tool like 5 hours), but finally get my hands over some coinsPlan to buy more next week.
Stop talking shit dude, you have 0 clue. IOTA is a complete new system. 0 transaction fees and faster transfers. It will be used in the technology a lot. Thats why Microsoft and Samsung partnered with them. The owner has a new meeting with the owner of Ford about another partnership. This whole thing hasnt even met the news yet. It will go big man.what the fuck, did OP just do a PUMP AND DUMP and the whole forum fell for it?
Because you are the sucker and the time hasn't come yet to dump it.
Yeah the OP post in the forum and we drive up the price of coins with a billion dollar daily volume. Sounds legit.what the fuck, did OP just do a PUMP AND DUMP and the whole forum fell for it?
Binance froze the withdrawals of IOTA due to Network Congestion. Gonna still buy a little bit.