Shock, horror, a non-auDA related post!
Is that even allowed? In terms of ICOs there is a lot of dodgy stuff going on, including many outright scams.
Make that, 'border'.Shock, horror, a non-auDA related post!
In terms of ICOs there is a lot of dodgy stuff going on, including many outright scams.
Bitcoin, on the other hand, is a different beast. While there may be a major price correction, even it's as high as 80%, I don't think Bitcoin is going away any time soon. While much of the current investment is speculation, it is being used in other parts of the world with major currency and banking issues for cross boarder payments that otherwise require dangerous and illegal maneuvering.
The surface is only being scratched in terms of the uses and complementary technologies, for a limited supply, decentralised, non-confiscatable, non-freezable, store of value, peer-to-peer currency.
I really should have made use of FindTim's Proofreading Service.
Now 13k. Insane.
Are you that guy that is selling his house and accepting bitcoin as part payment? (on the news last night)
To the lake?
Bitstamp are good. Can use a CC, low fees too.
I have not used them personally sorry. In my experience, the majority of the Aussie providers have huge fees on transactions so i tend to avoid.Thanks Callum.
Any thoughts on CoinJar? They seem to be popping up a lot in my research, and on the surface seem okay. I also try to deal with Australian companies whenever possible, which ticks another box for them.
And a warning to others on this thread - the price will most likely dive once I get in...
No, but he sure has stepped on to one dangerous roller coaster going in that big at this price. Today on the Australian Crypto Exchange platform, the highest price paid for one Bitcoin is $14,663.53 and the lowest is $12,950. With swings like that in a single day anything can happen.
