Tarpeery
Banned - Selling via PM
- Dec 30, 2018
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I think we all know what Google is for, was actually hoping that someone with a matured mind would give me a matured answer from this thread - not this.
Dsavvymarketer
BANNED
- Jun 15, 2019
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiat_money
Tarpeery
Banned - Selling via PM
- Dec 30, 2018
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Thank you.
- Mar 21, 2013
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Meh, it's just a joke on the 2018 crypto performance. No longer applied after the 2019 pump, but surely will make sense again after the coming crash.
Tozzy
Power Member
- Nov 26, 2015
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If trading BTC isn't your business or something that you do I'd better withdraw that money as soon as I can especially if you have to re-invest.
What if BTC drops to 7k$ which is realistic. God knows maybe 2 years later it will reach 20k$ but you won't pause your affairs for that long right?
What if BTC drops to 7k$ which is realistic. God knows maybe 2 years later it will reach 20k$ but you won't pause your affairs for that long right?
shiboshy
Elite Member
- Dec 17, 2011
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Well its a gamble you can not be sure but it's true people do PUMP & DUMP so the price will go all the way up, then back down, but in the meantime a lot of millionaires would invest so they make it up for the dump so it actually continues to grow organically.
They did a $50B pump & dump last week so BTC went down for $1500 in a matter of hours, but in the same time investors were fooled and hurrying up for the bull run so they have put the same amount that was lost now you can see the market cap grown with $20B again, that is a lot, lot cash most probably gotten from legit investors. Imagine when they will do the next PUMP & DUMP market cap may grow to $300B and this is the time when BTC will be $20,000 - $30,000 and that will be probably in a month or two, you can never be sure but if the product you are selling is easy to deliver i would accept the risk - anyways this is not a investing advice so do only whatever you can afford to lose and not care later.
EDIT:
$20,000 is probably the time i would cash out what i invested + 50% of the profit and i'll just play around with the other 50% of the profit and HODL as long as i can.
Martin Rep
Banned - Selling via PM
- Dec 22, 2018
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At this moment i suggest hold btc, be sure and wait new records
shiboshy
Elite Member
- Dec 17, 2011
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Has nothing to do with buying, do you use BTC as a seller?
Abudence
Regular Member
- Jul 7, 2014
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I've accepted BTC before when people say they can't use PayPal
IG Professor
BANNED
- Feb 22, 2017
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BTC will always go up and down and no one will be able to tell you the exact reason for it. What you can do is to convert it to USD/T right after the transaction to keep the same value. However, if it will goes up you will not benefit. something to keep in mind 
Pete thornton
Newbie
- Jul 14, 2013
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I have had a few issues with PP and am looking for someone to accept PP payments from my customers. Wickr admincharlie@protonmail. com if interested .
Technabyte
Power Member
- May 31, 2019
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I accept crypto for selling services and I like to sell a bit to cover the costs and leave the rest in crypto for it to grow. I normally sell btc for altcoins that I think has potential and hold it until I think the bull run is over. I recommend doing some analysis on the market constantly if you want to keep your earnings in crypto; that is what I am doing.
Flood Gates
Senior Member
- Jul 11, 2019
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BTC is and will continue to hit $15k, slow but surely. Should be $15k by beginning of 2020. And in 2020, BTC should continue to go up, especially throughout winter & summer.
WatchMaker
Regular Member
- Jun 28, 2019
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The bitcoin and cryptocurrency are very volatile in nature.
As a merchant accepting bitcoin in form of payment, I suggest you withdraw regularly to avoid becoming of victim of market correction.
Even major bitcoin/crypto traders are trying as much as possible to avoid getting caught by market correction. So, there is no shame in it.
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is that really a problem? .. just convert btc to usdt ur $ right after the payment manually, or use systems who offer that..
.. just convert btc to usdt ur $ right after the payment manually, or use systems who offer that..
WatchMaker
Regular Member
- Jun 28, 2019
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is that really a problem?
BitPay can do that for you automatically. It's no longer a rocket science!
You can accept payment in bitcoin and automatically received USD using BitPay.