Lunomoney
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Not always
It's generally cheaper to place orders on the exchange, market orders being charged at 1% based on your trade volume.-
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Not always
It's generally cheaper to place orders on the exchange, market orders being charged at 1% based on your trade volume.Okay I see the news is thinking it is going down.
https://www.coindesk.com/prepping-for-a-pullback-bitcoin-price-drops-below-6000/
https://www.coindesk.com/prepping-for-a-pullback-bitcoin-price-drops-below-6000/
Sho, and quite the drop it seems, which means ours should follow suit:
https://www.coindesk.com/price/
https://www.coindesk.com/price/
trolol
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So those of you whom are waiting to get back in, what would be a good entry? 65-70k?
I am sort of banking on anything less than 70k....and I don't think it will go any lower than say 65k...but I know NOTHING
Just guessing and looking at the charts and what it has done.I think if you can get in around 70 it will probably be good.
What are you aiming at? Where did you sell at previously? / get in at previously?
Also if you are really worried, you could stagger your investment at various entry points.
So say it was on it's way down from 86000 to 66 000....then you could buy along the way.
If you had say 10k, then buy 1k at various intervals, such as 80K, 75K, 70K, 69K etc.
That way you have a less risky investment. BUT of course this also means you won't gain as much if it does shoot up. i.e. had you bought everything at 65K and it then goes up to 90K.
So say it was on it's way down from 86000 to 66 000....then you could buy along the way.
If you had say 10k, then buy 1k at various intervals, such as 80K, 75K, 70K, 69K etc.
That way you have a less risky investment. BUT of course this also means you won't gain as much if it does shoot up. i.e. had you bought everything at 65K and it then goes up to 90K.
trolol
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Cool Got in @ 37k. Sold @ 88k. Hoping yo get back in @ around 66k
Got in @ 37k. Sold @ 88k. Hoping yo get back in @ around 66kCool
Sheesh you did well then! Hope it was a chunk
I started around the 53K mark, but it was with piddly amounts of money then...was just playing around
trolol
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Sheesh you did well then! Hope it was a chunk
I started around the 53K mark, but it was with piddly amounts of money then...was just playing around
Ye, been holding for about 18 months, finally decided to sell half my position now and hopefully it will drop enough so I can make a few coins xD
Jet-Fighter7700
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thats one hell of a drop, thanks for the heads-up.....
trolol
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Oops, I mean 5 months (was thinking of Ether) bought BTC In July this year. Actually cashed out my Coronation Top 20 was crapping myself xD Should have bought more, ahahah. Hindsight is such a beach XD
Sensorei
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Cool
18 months? It was R37K when I bought in July. It was more like R6K 18 months ago.
EDIT: I see you updated your post...
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trolol
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Ye, was looking at ether. Got in @ around $8 (if memory serves). But only bought a small amount :/
Where is a good place to trade ether? altcointrader?
Also, how do you send btc from luno to another exchange?
I currently use cryptowat.ch to check luno's bitcoin prices because they vary from coinigy. It's too bad that coinigy don't have luno on, because I really prefer their UI. Wonder if they will port in the data from luno in future?
I really like luno's user expierience so far, its just the exchange's chart is not that great - can't zoom in and out interactively and can't draw on it like you can on coinigy...
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