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Re: [ANN][PRE-ICO LIVE]UPTO 45% BONUS NO[PTM]Potentiam-The Rewarding Music Ecosystem
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istake
on 13/12/2017, 10:26:59 UTC
Can I issue my own token on your platform and use it outside of Potentiam?
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Re: [ANN][PRE-ICO LIVE]UPTO 45% BONUS NO[PTM]Potentiam-The Rewarding Music Ecosystem
by
istake
on 08/12/2017, 08:12:00 UTC
I see you have a new website, very well done and much clearer and you have some sort of staking pool
 that we can join to receive PTM rewards, is there a minimum entry.
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Re: [ANN]!!NEWS!![PRE-ICO ANNOUNCED][PTM]Potentiam-The Rewarding Music Ecosystem
by
istake
on 05/12/2017, 15:46:32 UTC
Fantastic project guys, that tech stack and the prototype is looking breath taking. Youre looking like the blockchain of Music and Entertainment.

Keep up the good work
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Re: So when do you "actually" plan to cash in your bitcoin? > or <$1,000,000
by
istake
on 21/10/2017, 12:03:39 UTC
Yes, we all want bitcoin to hit the $1 million mark, but do you plan to sell before then or even if it hits $1,000,000 would you really sell then? So the question is, have you thought about when you plan to cash in or don't you plan to cash out?

No one will sell BTC1 if it reach $1 Million, who have so much money to buy it? Maybe some companies, but it will worthless to spend so much money in one shot into bitcoin. People will sell small fraction of bitcoin, BTC0.0000xxxx and so on, average trading amount within $50-$100K. The question is; who can hold bitcoin more than 10-20 years? People tend to sell bitcoin whenever it reaches higher peaks and buy back in the dips.

Yes, I believe that is even better than just holding it. It will be worth A million to you before it is to everyone else that just holds it
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Re: So when do you "actually" plan to cash in your bitcoin? > or <$1,000,000
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istake
on 21/10/2017, 12:01:02 UTC
I sell my coins continually and I also buy more when I need more. I mean if I see the price dropping significantly, I usually sell them just to buy them back at a lower price afterwards.

I also purchase quite a few things with Bitcoin, so you can also consider that selling.

Good strategy, I bet you cant wait till the next big drop lol
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Re: [BOUNTY][ICO] [PTM]Potentiam - The Rewarding Music Ecosystem
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istake
on 10/10/2017, 14:28:07 UTC
I have been waiting for someone to create a platform for music collaborating in the creation and promotion of music. Its like you took the thought right out of my mind im impressed. Read the white paper and absolutely love it. There are loads of end product focused music blockchains all doing the same but none for creation collaboration and promo like this. Then the paid ad content to reward the community directly, stroke of genius. Also, the music crowdfunding all neatly under one roof. Thank you Im excited for you. I have signed up on your site and your telegram. Keep up the good work. Finally a feasible product that can practically make true disruptive use of blockchain effortlessly.
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Re: So when do you "actually" plan to cash in your bitcoin? > or <$1,000,000
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istake
on 10/10/2017, 13:04:21 UTC
Yes, we all want bitcoin to hit the $1 million mark, but do you plan to sell before then or even if it hits $1,000,000 would you really sell then? So the question is, have you thought about when you plan to cash in or don't you plan to cash out?
Most people want to hold there bitcoin .But many times we have faced many problem and badly to sell bitcoin for money .when bitcoin price 3800$ last week sell my  300$ bitcoin because i need huge money.If you have some bitcoin you can not sell bitcoin.Because bitcoin price pumping again.
Exactly so those who can hold till that time need a separate award
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Re: Do you save bitcoin for fun or for future purpose?
by
istake
on 25/09/2017, 17:02:57 UTC
I have spending wallets, trading wallet and also have saving wallets from time to time I throw from spending to saving and withdraw from trading to spending and thats it. Hope that gave you an idea. I spend trading profit now and will spend saving profit in the future. Time is precious and is spent everyday, so I bless my days by living in the now and not just waiting for the future.  Wink Good luck with what you do with this and God bless
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Re: So when do you "actually" plan to cash in your bitcoin? > or <$1,000,000
by
istake
on 21/09/2017, 23:07:26 UTC
Yes, we all want bitcoin to hit the $1 million mark, but do you plan to sell before then or even if it hits $1,000,000 would you really sell then? So the question is, have you thought about when you plan to cash in or don't you plan to cash out?

This is really a difficult question to answer and it's due to everybody greed that they wanted bitcoin to reach so high so they can be rich but in the real sense even if it reached that amount. A lot of people will still sift pedalled and say "hey, why don't I wait a little bit its going to reach $2 million in 6 months".

The only thing that would make one cash out and not regret is to do it once and never looked back, shut out everything that have to do with bitcoin and continue with other areas of life because with constant checking of activities on the forum, speculation threads,  news around the globe, countries adopting bitcoin for foreign reserves, one is sure to die of frustration very early.

Exactly, the greed of what could be? has got and will get a fixed %age of adopters and would be adopters tied down for life they dont even know it yet. That represents a %age of btc that is never leaving bitcoin, which is good for bitcoin and will increase its price. However there is a thin line between value and no value when an increase in asset value does not reflect in the owners purchasing power. Owning a $1million but never accessing it either directly or indirectly via interest or loans could arguably mean you dont actually have $1million. Make your coins work for you
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Re: So when do you "actually" plan to cash in your bitcoin? > or <$1,000,000
by
istake
on 20/09/2017, 17:59:10 UTC
Yes, we all want bitcoin to hit the $1 million mark, but do you plan to sell before then or even if it hits $1,000,000 would you really sell then? So the question is, have you thought about when you plan to cash in or don't you plan to cash out?

No definite date here. For as long as I do not have some urgent need to force me to cash them in, I will remain hodling. I think 1 million dollars is too high though. I might not be able to see the day when that value is already reached. But who know? I wish it happens soon.  Wink

Lol very good point who knows when that day will come in the meanwhile make money and dont forget to live for today. in 2-3 years I predict at least 1000% increase from its current price. So stack up and good luck. $10,000 for $100,000
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Re: So when do you "actually" plan to cash in your bitcoin? > or <$1,000,000
by
istake
on 20/09/2017, 07:42:31 UTC
it is the risk management plan. you invest something and then speculate the price will go to 1 million dollar and then you wait until then. but nothing is stopping you from selling when price is lower. it may actually be a good idea to sell something when price reaches new ATH.

of course a better course of action is to buy in the dips and sell on tops and then buy back in the next dip. for example when price reached the ATH of $4900 you could have sold some small portion of your stash and wait a while till price bottoms out then buy back the same portion you sold and keep the profit in fiat for yourself. although some people keep their profit in bitcoin meaning they buy even more bitcoin after the dip. you sell 10BTC and buy back 14BTC

Thank you, this is a strategy experienced traders use that pay attention to news and the cryptospace environment. That is the idea but its still speculation, you could sell and the price could shoot up further. e.g the second wave of news claiming china would target bitcoin transactions by blocking ip addresses etc people would have thought that would have dropped the price further but it seems the price is stagnant meaning either the news hasn't propagated as much as it could have as people didn't differentiate btw the headlines and the previous exchanges banning headlines or some counter balancing measure like the effect of news from japan or who knows. Its still speculation however I guess its better to sell with catastrophic news, wait to see if it drops, then you can make a profit by buying back in at a lower price or if it gains at least you can sleep easy and you didn't loose nothing but the slight gains you would have achieved if you didnt sell as you will still have the amount its worth in fiat than doing nothing an it drops and you can only watch your value evaporate. Unfortunately those catastrophic guaranteed nosedive pieces of news are few and far between and does not provide a sustainable method to earn frequently. Any thoughts? so do you agree that; buy, wait for really bad news, sell and wait, while prices drop and then buy back in low, is a good strategy or has anyone got any others.
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Re: So when do you "actually" plan to cash in your bitcoin? > or <$1,000,000
by
istake
on 20/09/2017, 07:12:27 UTC
I can tell you a lot of people will have sold their bitcoins long before $1 000 000 was reached. They will start selling at $10 000/bitcoin and only the super rich will be buying and selling these bitcoins. People have these fantasies of Bitcoin being valued at $1 000 000, but by that time most of them will not even own bitcoins anymore.

If you link "time" to this statement and you say bitcoin will be valued at $1 000 000 by the year 2090, then this might be worth shit. ^smile^  

This makes sense, there will be a lot of people in a position
to sell their bitcoin well in advance of $1m but probably not.
In a position go get back in.

Buying into bitcoin at 4k is one thing but buying in at 40k is
anothernand will be totally unrealistic for the majority of users
even on bct.

You are right there, they would have sold before it hits $1m, but I believe most people do not have any plan apart from buying, sitting and waiting and will end up cashing out impromptu due to some urgent financial commitment and not due to taking advantage of the market. I don't think people are taking the time to clearly define a strategy with of course time as a factor.  However in response to the other point, no matter the price of bitcoin users can invest with any budget as buying a whole bitcoin is not necessary. The idea watching the %age of bitcoins price increase in relation to your stake that matters e.g. if bitcoin price was $40k I could still buy $1000 worth and if bitcoin price doubled id still have doubled my stake to $2000.

But I wonder if people have actually thought about their strategy or are just generally waiting for bitcoin price to rise. I guess its probably the simplest and safest, but wt are your thought on strategy.
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So when do you "actually" plan to cash in your bitcoin? > or <$1,000,000
by
istake
on 20/09/2017, 05:07:23 UTC
Yes, we all want bitcoin to hit the $1 million mark, but do you plan to sell before then or even if it hits $1,000,000 would you really sell then? So the question is, have you thought about when you plan to cash in or don't you plan to cash out?
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Re: Chinese attempt to block all bitcoin transactions
by
istake
on 19/09/2017, 17:29:46 UTC
Great and btc price did not move. Thats a statement of confidence from the btc community
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Re: Oh Shit! - China bans Bitcoin yet again. This time for real.
by
istake
on 19/09/2017, 11:00:56 UTC
Listen btc has one price and the market will even itself out. Its one asset that is truly an asset of confidence. Its price is a pure reflection of the communal confidence. What you must not miss out is that people make money when the price drops especially a certain prolonged drop which is expected with news like china bans all exchanges. If a btc owner sells at 1btc at $4500 expecting a nosedive then buy whn it steadily begins to rise again at $3500. then the btc owner has made $1000 profit. Now multiply that by 1000. If a group had government intel and knew this announcement was coming........ the more they rushed the market the higher the price got till .......Ok I got sidetracked, but the point is if price goes down people make money too.

Bottomline is there is a transfer of wealth when the prices move but bitcoin will stabilize, because it is (bruce lee voice)"like water" it has no border, boundaries. If you close one space it will flow into another.
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Re: Bitcoin price rising anytime soon?
by
istake
on 16/09/2017, 10:51:44 UTC
Bitcoin is showing its resistance this is a very strong signal, with such bad press the resurgence yesterday shows the bad press has met its resistant point great news. Again this is my view it will settle by showing a steady rise again. Good luck on the positions you choose.

Please always seek professional financial advise. This is merely my opinion.
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Bitcoins actual price is $2700
by
istake
on 13/09/2017, 18:22:35 UTC
As an avid bitcoin follower that has been following bitcoin prices for years I have witnessed the ups and downs my experience places bitcoins current price at $2700 - $2900, my actual price always differs  from the market price as I realise the market tends to over state highs and lows there is usually a safe median. However, with all the doom and gloom there has been way too much good confidence in current events before the negative news that has a community of cryptos that will lift prices beyond their recent highs. I predict the current news will only temporarily dent prices. Once china regulates, the adoption will enter much wider domains and $5000 will look like a bargain. Now is the time to buy, every price now is a bargain as long as you go long. BB

This is not financial advise, please do your own research and seek professional advise. These are just personal opinions.
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Re: Bought my first BTC @ $4600, slightly worried
by
istake
on 13/09/2017, 11:44:35 UTC
Hi

You need to look at the value you have right now forget how much bitcoin you have for a minute. That would help you understand my next statement. This is only my advice as you seem like your not really cut out for this. First of all you have to be very vigilant jump off the horse now, i mean sell if you think its still  on a downward slope, then as soon as it starts to climb or reaches the value you sold it for jump back on. With that method if you are lucky you could end up paying $3000 for a bitcoin. Now there are various factors like buy sell prices, and whether you think its still going to go down lol yh I never said it'll be easy but if it goes back up at least you limited your loss.

Please do your own research, this does not constitute as any sort of investment advice. Its merely an opinion.

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Is regulation the Future of Blockchain
by
istake
on 09/09/2017, 14:06:20 UTC
Blockchain known for its de-centralisation properties. Is staring regulation from centralised government in the face. How will it react. I wonder how such a clash of interests would merge. Will it be good or bad?
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Re: Is it too late to buy bitcoin?
by
istake
on 08/09/2017, 13:35:17 UTC
The is no better time to buy bitcoin as the past is gone, the future btc price will hit USD10,000 and further down the line 100k. The trick is dont think you need to buy a whole bitcoin to get involved, focus on the possible %age increase and how much spare cash you can afford to lock up for a while and that possible %age increase is how your investment will grow. I hear people saying I need to spend $4000 to e in play when a btc hit $1million. Thats is multiplied by 250. So if you simply throw $200 at bitcoin now if it does hit $1million dollars you'll have $50,000. I say it again the best time to invest is in the past, the next best thing is now!!!