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Re: Let's Count to 21 Million with Images
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ArchonAlarion
on 17/04/2013, 04:30:05 UTC
http://www.stuorg.iastate.edu/railroad/images/west/up4791.jpg
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Re: So you slept through the "crash"...
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ArchonAlarion
on 11/04/2013, 02:23:53 UTC
Quote from: CodyCot on April 11, 2013, 01:12:12 AM
Quote from: ArchonAlarion on April 11, 2013, 12:54:26 AM
(I'm not a bitcoin investor just a newbie amateur who is just starting, although I've been watching bitcoin for a few months and I am economically semi-literate.)

From what I know and from what I'm hearing, there will be moderate bull trap, followed by a rough climb back up to ~250 and beyond. The popularity of Bitcoin has only recently begun rapidly increasing, demand outpacing supply, yada yada. People have been advertising Bitcoin's ideological and technological interests for a while now, but only recently have people been advertising the thousands of dollars they are making off of it.

So, I believe many "late"-comers will be keen on taking the advantage of a price drop and the price will begin climbing again. If I was making investment decisions for the long term (not day-trading, fuck that lol, I'm not even close to that stuff), I'd continue investing with guarded optimism.

Until I see some exploitable flaw with bitcoin's tech-side or some economic issue outside of bitcoin that negatively affects it directly, I see no reason not to cautiously invest if you are going long-term.

Once again, I'm taking my own opinions with a pinch of salt.

May I ask as to where you are getting your information from? I am quite interested in finding websites that discuss this sort of thing.

Would you be willing to share?

I've been bouncing back and forth between this site and reddit. Like I said, I'm in no way an expert nor do I have any insight whatsoever beyond heresay and speculation. The main personal insight I'm going by is that Bitcoin provides a specific, useful service that mainstream currencies do not provide and as popular as it has become, there is a vast user-base still waiting to be tapped. I think service-providing websites will become more user-friendly (demand side) in the next year or so, which will encourage bitcoin use. So, I'm just going to wait it out patiently. Maybe I'm wrong, but I'm not spending enough to be worried, just interested for technological and sociological reasons.
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Re: So you slept through the "crash"...
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ArchonAlarion
on 11/04/2013, 00:54:26 UTC
(I'm not a bitcoin investor just a newbie amateur who is just starting, although I've been watching bitcoin for a few months and I am economically semi-literate.)

From what I know and from what I'm hearing, there will be moderate bull trap, followed by a rough climb back up to ~250 and beyond. The popularity of Bitcoin has only recently begun rapidly increasing, demand outpacing supply, yada yada. People have been advertising Bitcoin's ideological and technological interests for a while now, but only recently have people been advertising the thousands of dollars they are making off of it.

So, I believe many "late"-comers will be keen on taking the advantage of a price drop and the price will begin climbing again. If I was making investment decisions for the long term (not day-trading, fuck that lol, I'm not even close to that stuff), I'd continue investing with guarded optimism.

Until I see some exploitable flaw with bitcoin's tech-side or some economic issue outside of bitcoin that negatively affects it directly, I see no reason not to cautiously invest if you are going long-term.

Once again, I'm taking my own opinions with a pinch of salt.
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Re: Canceling Coinbase Transactions
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ArchonAlarion
on 11/04/2013, 00:29:31 UTC
Thank you.

The problem is that I honestly cannot remember if the notes were there or not when I actually made the purchase. See, it was giving me those messages, but for a while the purchase wouldn't go through and kept telling me to come back later. Finally I came back and made the purchase, but because I'm a noob I did not jot down (mentally) whether the note popped up again or whether there was no note when my purchase actually went through. So now I have a sinking feeling/recollection (not sure though) that the note wasn't there that specific time I went to try purchasing.

It says I'm getting 0.42 BTC for $100, but it also says "status: pending". Still can't find cancel button. Gah, I think I was screwed. Should there be a cancel button if I'm getting yesterday's market price even though it's still pending till the 15th?

Thanks.
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Canceling Coinbase Transactions
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ArchonAlarion
on 10/04/2013, 23:02:03 UTC
I purchased $100 worth of BTC on Coinbase yesterday. I will receive my BTC on the 15th, but I'm still not sure whether it will be at the market price of yesterday or the 15th.

With bitcoin crashing and all, and this being my first time purchasing them, I don't want to be screwed.

They say it is possible to cancel the transaction, but I cannot find the cancel page/option. I've clicked the highlighted pending button on the transaction history page, but it just brings me to the transaction details page and there is no cancel option. I've been looking everywhere for it. People are telling me it should be there, but it's not. I've emailed Coinbase, but who knows if they'll actually get back to me.

Am I being scammed? What am I missing?

Thanks.