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I use an Aussie website called BTC Markets but Aragon has used another for a package of different coins including Ripple. Dan said he has bought Ripple so he might give you a North American site that handles them.
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If anyone is interested in investing in Colddogcoins i'll give you my paypal address you can buy directly from me. Get in early while they have no value.** at 21:06, Brian joined the Lobby...
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Now I wish I had my Moderator permissions back to delete your posts
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I used Binance personally, had to transfer over in crypto as they wouldn't allow us Aussies to deposit in AUD or USD.
This isn't a recommendation, just what I use. There are others exchanges out there.
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I just did a Google Search and a US site, Kraken Bitcoin Exchange trades in different crypto but also accepts CAD."There's a fine line between winning and losing... it's called The Finish Line"Comment
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oooh ooooh Greeko. It doesn't look like there are any Canadian cryptocoin traders. The first one/s will become filthy rich. Just saying...."There's a fine line between winning and losing... it's called The Finish Line"Comment
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Ripple slides after coinbase says not adding new cryptocoinsComment
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Yes it has. Good time to buy more"There's a fine line between winning and losing... it's called The Finish Line"Comment
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I looked into it. I can buy but can't sell. Which is dumbComment
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I wonder why it is so difficult to trade in Canada? I Googled a few different posts and it can be done but it seems messy and a lot of fees involved.Originally posted by Greeko Holdem View Post"There's a fine line between winning and losing... it's called The Finish Line"Comment
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All cryptocurrencies took a hit today
Ripple down to $1.18
Bitcoin down to 11K
What is happening? I never bought in...wonder if I should now?Comment
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there is so much we don't know about the reality of these currencies .
1. how can we prove there are only x amount .
2. If they are stolen is there anyway to recoup .
3. with 1000 + Cryptocurrencies which one will actually corner the market.
4. will they ever become world wide accepted type of currency .
5. Will government out law them since they cant tax them like regular cash .
I mean a block of code is worth 1000 and not even 6 months later that block is worth 20k based only on speculation . Now its 11k
10 years from now we are going to look back at this and its either the craziest idea that people paid 20 for 1 bitcoin or it was a get in opportunity that we missed . We just don't know .
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Dropped even more in the last hour.
Bitcoin down to 10K
Ripple is now $1.08Comment
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It is a volatile market subject to change at a moment's notice, 24/7. It ebbs and flows more dramatically than normal stocks based on reports, real and presumed. Money invested in it should only be money that you can afford to lose.
Personally, I sold all my Ripple at $4.00 (bought at 1.01) put my initial investment back into the bank and the profit I re-invested into Ethereum because it was climbing as Ripple started dropping. In hindsight not a very wise move because it has halved but then again I am playing with the "House" money.
In the last half hour the crypto coins are starting to surge upwards again and it could go either way in the next half hour.
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