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Confucius said:
okay, i am about to do this. Just to be sure:

I have money I made from PASC. Do i select PASC from the list and hit withdraw? and if so, isn't that telling it to send PASC shares to Coinmama?
Sorry if I am beating this to death
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Was on the road, couldn't answer sooner.

No, you switch whatever currencies over to BTC, then move the BTC from Polo to Coinbase

Am on the PC so can explain this better.

You convert or "sell" whatever other currencies back to BTC on Poloniex, then go to Balances then Deposits & Withdrawls
Click Withdrawl once the BTC is there and for how many you want to send to Coinbase.

On Coinbase side, go to My Wallet, then at the top right will see Wallet Address and copy that long address under the QR Code. Put that back in to the Poloniex "Withdrawl"

then you in bizness...

You have to look at BTC on Polo as your "cash" as the whole system is designed around BTC as the base "currency"

Do not use USDT at all, was reading it is USD Tethering and is supposed to be valued at what our dollar is but the address and stuff, I don't see how we can use it for our purposes.
 
Mixd said:
Was on the road, couldn't answer sooner.

No, you switch whatever currencies over to BTC, then move the BTC from Polo to Coinbase

Am on the PC so can explain this better.

You convert or "sell" whatever other currencies back to BTC on Poloniex, then go to Balances then Deposits & Withdrawls
Click Withdrawl once the BTC is there and for how many you want to send to Coinbase.

On Coinbase side, go to My Wallet, then at the top right will see Wallet Address and copy that long address under the QR Code. Put that back in to the Poloniex "Withdrawl"

then you in bizness...

You have to look at BTC on Polo as your "cash" as the whole system is designed around BTC as the base "currency"

Do not use USDT at all, was reading it is USD Tethering and is supposed to be valued at what our dollar is but the address and stuff, I don't see how we can use it for our purposes.
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Perfect, this iswhat i was looking for. Thanks
 
There is a cup and handle trend forming on XMR this guy is showing on TradingView

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http://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/cupandhandle.asp
 
What's up with this black coin BLK

BlackCoin has seen initial success due to its innovative features. The coin has incorporated bitcoin upgrades to reduce transaction risk. The coin initially uses proof of work as well as proof of stake, with the proof of work being dropped after the 10000th block. The advantages of Blackcoins proof of stake is that it has extremely fast transaction confirmation times at ten seconds - compared to bitcoins ten minutes plus. The other bonus is the low energy consumption without PoW mining. Interest is paid annually at a 1% rate - well below the present global average.
 
Mixd said:
Was on the road, couldn't answer sooner.

No, you switch whatever currencies over to BTC, then move the BTC from Polo to Coinbase

Am on the PC so can explain this better.

You convert or "sell" whatever other currencies back to BTC on Poloniex, then go to Balances then Deposits & Withdrawls
Click Withdrawl once the BTC is there and for how many you want to send to Coinbase.

On Coinbase side, go to My Wallet, then at the top right will see Wallet Address and copy that long address under the QR Code. Put that back in to the Poloniex "Withdrawl"

then you in bizness...

You have to look at BTC on Polo as your "cash" as the whole system is designed around BTC as the base "currency"

Do not use USDT at all, was reading it is USD Tethering and is supposed to be valued at what our dollar is but the address and stuff, I don't see how we can use it for our purposes.
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what wallet you using for the BTCs??
 
Day_Carver said:
what wallet you using for the BTCs??
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Not using any wallets. Dont feel a need for one unless I was parking BTC, if I'm trading it on Polo, then why would I need one on my PC or wherever...

If this grows to a lot then will cross that bridge when I get to it. But am just rocking with Polo and Coinbase. Can pull money from there whenever.
 
Mixd said:
Not using any wallets. Dont feel a need for one unless I was parking BTC, if I'm trading it on Polo, then why would I need one on my PC or wherever...

If this grows to a lot then will cross that bridge when I get to it. But am just rocking with Polo and Coinbase. Can pull money from there whenever.
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bet....
 
Holy shit son
Bella is still frozen ??? :eek2:
I'd be pissed if I had money stuck in Bella, and was missing out on this Btc wave :smh:
 
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Just threw another $200 in. These damn buy limits are annoying. I done tried 8 other sites, most of which don't deal with NYers, and the others seemed shady, so I just gotta stick with Coinbase. I refuse to do wire transfers though, don't like waiting and I don't like the high fees. But right now I have $400 in, slowly recouping my losses it seems. Riding the waves seem to pay off in a way, yea I miss out on some of the quick rises but when a good coin is down it eventually comes back up. So if you got in low, it's just a waiting game IMO unless the coin is really tanking.
 
badman32 said:
Just threw another $200 in. These damn buy limits are annoying. I done tried 8 other sites, most of which don't deal with NYers, and the others seemed shady, so I just gotta stick with Coinbase. I refuse to do wire transfers though, don't like waiting and I don't like the high fees. But right now I have $400 in, slowly recouping my losses it seems. Riding the waves seem to pay off in a way, yea I miss out on some of the quick rises but when a good coin is down it eventually comes back up. So if you got in low, it's just a waiting game IMO unless the coin is really tanking.
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Coinmama? I put over 1k in my account with them
 
Okay question fellas,
I had bought some LTC last night, was trying to sell this morning
It seemed like every time I tried to sell all of it for a profit (a large amount), someone else would immediately sell theirs a dollar less (underbid)
Which would cause my sell order to just stay/hang in the system
I had to do like small increments of 30, in order to finally sell off all my LTC

And also, when I took a look at the "sell orders list", it was moving fast as hell
It was as if there was a robot program running or something, shit was weird
Has anyone else had this problem before ???
I dont know if it was just a glitch or some shit with my computer or what

:confused::confused::confused::confused::confused:
 
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CurtDawg said:
Okay, I just did a quick google search & came up with this...
https://letstalkbitcoin.com/forum/post/poloniex-trading-bot-active
Are these mofos running trading bots on Poloniex or something ???

:smh::smh::smh:
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There are orders sitting there waiting. Look at the amount of that coin at a certain price sitting waiting to be sold, as demand hits that price, you may he selling 10 coins for example and the price right near to yours, be it above or below has to sell off to full fill those orders. So there may be 1k coins and you need to move 10, will look like it's blazing thru, but that's the system carrying thru with the orders that were previously sitting there at that price.

The time you sit there and place a Sell order the price may of moved from what they show right above the box. You may have to manually put in a lower or higher number watching the last price
 
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CurtDawg said:
Okay question fellas,
I had bought some LTC last night, was trying to sell this morning
It seemed like every time I tried to sell all of it for a profit (a large amount), someone else would immediately sell theirs a dollar less (underbid)
Which would cause my sell order to just stay/hang in the system
I had to do like small increments of 30, in order to finally sell off all my LTC

And also, when I took a look at the "sell orders list", it was moving fast as hell
It was as if there was a robot program running or something, shit was weird
Has anyone else had this problem before ???
I dont know if it was just a glitch or some shit with my computer or what

:confused::confused::confused::confused::confused:
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no, it prolly had high volume and was moving fast. sometimes i dont set an order. i just click on orders in the box and fill the orders
 
spaceage78 said:
I'm in deep in that bitch like 8 btc
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Damn and I got a little bit in there too. But shit I don't know what feeling is worse. To have your shit frozen (which is for maintenance so they say) or have a bunch in a coin that's tanking. I am in both of these situations right about now. But I have some hope as I remember CurtDawg got out out that PASC situation. So we will see...
 
I just read in the troll box somebody bought 17btc worth of XRP. Guy was like but there was no news. Another guy named "RIPPLEBOUGHTMYLAMBO" replied to this guy saying a major bank going live is major news.

Anybody got a link? Or is it just troll talk?
 
Ripple update:

http://www.bankingtech.com/717291/n...e-on-ripples-blockchain/#.WJHiuTQGjeo.twitter

NBAD first Middle East bank to go live on Ripple’s blockchain
1 February, 2017 Written by Antony Peyton
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On a roll…

The National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD) is the first Middle East bank to introduce real-time cross-border payments on Ripple’s blockchain network.

Ripple says its tech fits within NBAD’s existing infrastructure and offers an end-to-end payment flow providing “transaction immutability and payment integrity”.

Vineet Varma, managing director and head of global transaction banking, NBAD, says with blockchain it hopes to “address the needs of our customers and drive forward more efficient and flexible service”.

Ripple also cites the 2016 World Bank migration and remittances factbook, where the UAE is ranked as the fourth top remittance-sending country in the world, accounting for more than $19 billion.

NBAD has 106 branches and cash offices and 527 ATMs across the country. Its international presence consists of 45 branches and offices in 16 countries across five continents from the Far East to the Americas.

Last year, another Middle Eastern bank, Emirates NBD, announced its blockchain trials in the trade finance space, conducted together with Infosys and ICICI Bank.

Onwards

Ripple has started this year as it did the last one – with some notable deals and successes.

Just recently, Axis Bank became the first bank in India to sign up for its blockchain network for cross-border payments.

The bank, the third largest in the private sector, will use the network for real-time settlement as it targets future growth.

Amit Sethi, president and CIO at Axis Bank, says: “We will come out with solutions for our customers soon, but we don’t want to commit to any time frame.”
 
Confucius said:
Ripple update:

http://www.bankingtech.com/717291/n...e-on-ripples-blockchain/#.WJHiuTQGjeo.twitter

NBAD first Middle East bank to go live on Ripple’s blockchain
1 February, 2017 Written by Antony Peyton
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On a roll…

The National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD) is the first Middle East bank to introduce real-time cross-border payments on Ripple’s blockchain network.

Ripple says its tech fits within NBAD’s existing infrastructure and offers an end-to-end payment flow providing “transaction immutability and payment integrity”.

Vineet Varma, managing director and head of global transaction banking, NBAD, says with blockchain it hopes to “address the needs of our customers and drive forward more efficient and flexible service”.

Ripple also cites the 2016 World Bank migration and remittances factbook, where the UAE is ranked as the fourth top remittance-sending country in the world, accounting for more than $19 billion.

NBAD has 106 branches and cash offices and 527 ATMs across the country. Its international presence consists of 45 branches and offices in 16 countries across five continents from the Far East to the Americas.

Last year, another Middle Eastern bank, Emirates NBD, announced its blockchain trials in the trade finance space, conducted together with Infosys and ICICI Bank.

Onwards

Ripple has started this year as it did the last one – with some notable deals and successes.

Just recently, Axis Bank became the first bank in India to sign up for its blockchain network for cross-border payments.

The bank, the third largest in the private sector, will use the network for real-time settlement as it targets future growth.

Amit Sethi, president and CIO at Axis Bank, says: “We will come out with solutions for our customers soon, but we don’t want to commit to any time frame.”
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Still no incorporating of XRP?
 
Peace family,

Been busy with work so just parked cash in STRAT and Dash for a few days.

I got an alert from Blockpolio that my XRP is over my basis and I see they got some good news.

Lemme keep it funky if XRP goes on a 200% rise who is cashing out?

Knowing the market we in now I may consider it because I know it will correct the gain back down.
 

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