so you buy few R1000 today and sell next week
is it easy to buy ?
is it easy to sell ?
will i make some money easily ?
I bought last night (only R2500)... value is R3000 now :wtf:
Just register on Luno, deposit and buy. My deposit took 5 minutes to register even though I made the EFT at like 20h00 last night
edit: might be because I verified some of my details already
BTC as it grows the critics whisper softer and softer
Short summary here, even though I've focused on eth only https://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php/890220-Crypto-currency-bubblestill very niche though. like all of them. wondering when it will be "mainstream".
Your connection is not private
Attackers might be trying to steal your information from www.luno.co.za (for example, passwords, messages or credit cards). NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID
Yea get constant issues with them and their certificates especially the app.Luno, what's up with your certificate:
Luno, what's up with your certificate:
Here is an explanation why if anyone is interested. By the pw resident expert https://platinumwealth.co.za/forum/Thread-The-Bitcoin-thread?pid=3673#pid3673
Here is an explanation why if anyone is interested. By the pw resident expert https://platinumwealth.co.za/forum/Thread-The-Bitcoin-thread?pid=3673#pid3673
When you do a price check on Google, it simply takes the USD price, and then does a conversion on what that would be in Rand based on the current USD/ZAR exchange rate.
Google is not going to any S.A. exchanges to look for the buy / sell prices or latest trade price.
The bitcoin exchanges in S.A. dont price bitcoin on what the USD price is in Rand, it is based on supply and demand, like any market. So if there is very high demand for bitcoin locally, then the price will go up as traders will increase their prices.
Doing a Google search for the price is a little misleading, kind of like when you do a Google conversion for USD to Rand, and then expect to get that rate at a bank when you exchange your USD, which wont happen.
So the bubble is local ? That can be even more risky ?