Thanks alot man. Your videos are very helpful. I like the interface for Bitstamp too. You seem very knowledgable. Is trading cryptos your main job? How long have you been doing it?
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Thanks alot man. Your videos are very helpful. I like the interface for Bitstamp too. You seem very knowledgable. Is trading cryptos your main job? How long have you been doing it?
Which Hardware Wallet are people buying?
I am looking at
https://www.ledgerwallet.com/products/ledger-nano-s
or
https://trezor.io/
I think I'm gonna buy more Ripple and put it on a Hardware Wallet and put the Hardware Wallet away somewhere in a safe or something for a long time.
Any advice or recommendations on Hardware Wallets??
I am looking at
https://www.ledgerwallet.com/products/ledger-nano-s
or
https://trezor.io/
I think I'm gonna buy more Ripple and put it on a Hardware Wallet and put the Hardware Wallet away somewhere in a safe or something for a long time.
Any advice or recommendations on Hardware Wallets??
it's finicky but you'll get it once you figure it out. for an address like 2342 E 22nd st, you would use 2342 East Twenty Two Street, etc.. also try using the full zip - XXXXX-XXXX
No crypto pro for me however Im 2nd in command of one of the worlds most recognized and well known stock trading institutes, I work for a register investment firm (im not a registered investor though) and I also work for a hedgefund. All of these are in the executive roles, Im not actively involved in the trading. However because I have overseen the educational program for the last two years I have become quite versed in the art of technical trading and work with one of the nations top traders on a daily basis.
Props fam
I did yesterday because of coinbase acting dumb. Process was simple, fees out the ass though. For $150, it was about $39 in fees, so $189 total for $150.
This is the internet. I take everything with a grain of salt. With that said, I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt and I believe you.
Now with that said, given your credentials, the fact that you're invested in this is HUGE and not to be underestimated. Thanks again.
lol im not lying,
Hey man... I believe you based off of this damn thread.
Bless you man... bless you.
Yeah I got mine right before the 3.1 update and I upgraded immediately. I've been using the Step-gain alot and gave seen some good trades being made, although it waits to for a lower price which can take time. I changed the gain on the 1000trades to 5 and it made me a bigger profit on the trades, but I had to still wait. I'm trying to find a setting where I can get a solid amount of trading within an hours time. I guess the fees are what come into play because you gotta make profit plus fees and the gains don't spread out like that within a 15 minute period from what I've seen. Dope bot nonetheless.
I just updated. This shit has Kraken and Bittrex too!!!!!
FOR THOSE THINKING ABOUT HARWARD WALLETS. THIS IS DIRECTLY FROM THE MANUFACTURERS IN FRANCE IN RESPONSE TO MY INQUIRY ABOUT RIPPLE.
Ripple support is on our roadmap, it should be released within a few weeks. You'll be able to use it with your current Nano S.
You can follow - and contribute - to our public roadmap following the link below.
Best regards
-- Vanessa Rabesandratana, Customer Success
More about Ledger: Public roadmap - Online store - Blog
I PURCHASED THE NANO LEDGER S to store crypto offline.
-BREAK-
ALSO, this was sent to me by one of my team members overseas. something to research and keep and eye on.
thought you might be interested in this one: https://www.tezos.com I know that Draper is an early investor and the crowdsale launches in 3 days maybe worth keeping an eye on.
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is there a hard wallet that stores ripple?
I think most of these hard wallets are for bitcoins
I think most of these hard wallets are for bitcoins
So if I purchase the Nano S, I can do an update and I can then store my Ripple?
great news...I was reading some amazon reviews and I like that it works w/ android phones...I might buy a cheap android joint (no activation) just to use it w/ wifi...I'm hoping that'll be safer than using it w/ my CPU...any advice on that?
Bitstamp now takes Visa mastercard in the US. Just got the email. Bye coinbase
Dumb question but can you buy AND sell ripple AND btc on bitstamp? One stop shop? Any restrictions for NYS?
Well I'm in ny and bitstamp allowed my to purchase via wire transfer
Yes
How long does it take to get verified by bitstamp and bittrex???
I'm impatient as fuck.
I'm impatient as fuck.
Bitttrex has been the worst as far as verication. I've submitted my stuff like 4 different times and nothing. And I have no idea what's wrong so i have no way of correcting it
So were you rejected or you just never heard back from them at all?
And what about poloniex? How long does teir 2 verification take?
it's not just that but bitcoin was $950 also
Hi,
The system was unable to perform a facial recognition on your enhanced submission.You can attempt to upload your ID again with a new selfie.
The most common reason for the face match failing is if you attempt to use the same photo on your ID as your selfie. The system will reject that submission and you will have to upload your id again with a new selfie.
If your selfie was rejected because you look significantly different now than in your ID due to age, facial hair, or weight gain/loss, please reply and we will manually review your submission.
If you have not yet enabled two-factor from your settings, this will also help increase your limits.
Thank you,
Hunter @ Bittre
I finally submitted a ticket after submitting documents for the 4th time and receiving no notification on anything. And I didn't use the photo on my ID as the selfie so IDK
I'm said it like a 1000 times but nobody in this is gonna wish they shouldn't.have bought XRP. we all gonna look back and wish we had bought more.
Shit if I knew this was gonna happen I would have went to a shady payday load spot and put all everything into ripple/BTC. I would have paid it all back that next week and been still be Gucci.
Fuck I already know my submission is probably fucked.....bittrex just wanted a photo ID no selfie. Coinbase I thought was the only spot where they want you to do the selfie for when you want to sell BTC.....which I'm gonna have to but the bullet on that one here soon.
I just submitted my docs again and they verified it in 5 mins...
Coinbase or bitrex?
bittrex
Riiiiight
I CAN FEEL IT COMING SOON
http://www.livebitcoinnews.com/joel-katz-highlights-details-regarding-xrp-supply-lockup/
It would appear there may be some truth to the rumors regarding a XRP supply lockup. As outlined by Ripple employee Joel Katz a few weeks ago, the discussion about locking up a substantial amount of coins has been going on for quite some time now. At first, it was assumed such a drastic measure wouldn’t matter, but it seems the team has come around to go ahead with this plan in the end.
XRP Supply Lock-up: What We Know So Far
The fine intricacies of the proposed XRP supply lockup remain mostly unknown for the time being. We do know there have been some internal discussions regarding locking up some part of the XRP supply. It is unclear if this means the Ripple founders will not sell their coins any time soon, although that appears to be the most plausible course of action right now. The founders control roughly 40% of all XRP in circulation, thus this move would be quite significant.
There have been some concerns regarding this course of action, though. The goal is to provide more predictability and avoid unnecessary volatility when it comes to the XRP in circulation and speculation across cryptocurrency markets. However, the decision has to be weighed carefully, as locking up too little or too much XRP could have consequences. Locking up a sizeable amount address availability questions, and will put some investors’ minds at ease as well.
It is unclear if any additional XRP may be locked up, though. Joel Katz hinted at how “looking up as much as we think we can for as long as we think we can” is the long-term goal. One has to keep in mind the Ripple founders may find themselves in a position where selling a small amount of the supply is required. However, there may also be a time when the founders may want to buy additional XRP to take it off the market. These are all decisions that need to be weighed carefully to avoid any conflicts or uncertainty.
Joel Katz also mentions how there is one big downside to locking up too much XRP is prices were too high. In the worst case scenario, this would not allow the team to increase the supply, should that ever be needed. Although that is somewhat of a luxury problem to have, it is also something that needs to be taken into account. Increasing the supply can still be done at a predictable rate, though.
In the end, it is important to keep in mind the Ripple founders are not looking to make money by selling XRP at temporary peaks. Some conspiracy theorists claim that has been their goal all along, even though it never has been. Locking up a portion of the supply is a viable strategy. It will be interesting to see how the team moves ahead in this regard.
http://www.livebitcoinnews.com/joel-katz-highlights-details-regarding-xrp-supply-lockup/
It would appear there may be some truth to the rumors regarding a XRP supply lockup. As outlined by Ripple employee Joel Katz a few weeks ago, the discussion about locking up a substantial amount of coins has been going on for quite some time now. At first, it was assumed such a drastic measure wouldn’t matter, but it seems the team has come around to go ahead with this plan in the end.
XRP Supply Lock-up: What We Know So Far
The fine intricacies of the proposed XRP supply lockup remain mostly unknown for the time being. We do know there have been some internal discussions regarding locking up some part of the XRP supply. It is unclear if this means the Ripple founders will not sell their coins any time soon, although that appears to be the most plausible course of action right now. The founders control roughly 40% of all XRP in circulation, thus this move would be quite significant.
There have been some concerns regarding this course of action, though. The goal is to provide more predictability and avoid unnecessary volatility when it comes to the XRP in circulation and speculation across cryptocurrency markets. However, the decision has to be weighed carefully, as locking up too little or too much XRP could have consequences. Locking up a sizeable amount address availability questions, and will put some investors’ minds at ease as well.
It is unclear if any additional XRP may be locked up, though. Joel Katz hinted at how “looking up as much as we think we can for as long as we think we can” is the long-term goal. One has to keep in mind the Ripple founders may find themselves in a position where selling a small amount of the supply is required. However, there may also be a time when the founders may want to buy additional XRP to take it off the market. These are all decisions that need to be weighed carefully to avoid any conflicts or uncertainty.
Joel Katz also mentions how there is one big downside to locking up too much XRP is prices were too high. In the worst case scenario, this would not allow the team to increase the supply, should that ever be needed. Although that is somewhat of a luxury problem to have, it is also something that needs to be taken into account. Increasing the supply can still be done at a predictable rate, though.
In the end, it is important to keep in mind the Ripple founders are not looking to make money by selling XRP at temporary peaks. Some conspiracy theorists claim that has been their goal all along, even though it never has been. Locking up a portion of the supply is a viable strategy. It will be interesting to see how the team moves ahead in this regard.
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