The announcement of the bill that seeks to regulate cryptocurrency probably isn't helping either.
http://www.investopedia.com/news/co...rrencies-us-border-bitcoin-homeland-security/Travelers entering the United States at the border are already obligated to declare any currency holdings of $10,000 or more, regardless of whether or not custom officials might have the means to detect those holdings. While digital currencies occupy a somewhat unusual place in many portions of finance law, a report by Smaulgld suggests that the situation is relatively clear in this case. Because digital currencies technically accompany a holder anywhere that he or she goes, including across a border, that traveler would need to declare his or her entire cryptocurrency portfolio every time he or she enters the United States. This is different from the requirements of travelers who hold bank accounts and/or precious metals valued at more than $10,000 which are stored outside of the country.
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I don't think it will be too difficult to practically enforce it. Off the top of my head: they will just regulate the exchanges and the exchanges will inform the government. Exchanges that do not agree with the regulations will be denied access to the banking system. So while you will be able to technically take your money into the US, you won't be able to cash them out in the US.http://www.investopedia.com/news/co...rrencies-us-border-bitcoin-homeland-security/
Not really sure how they are going to prroof this...
My bet is a few big players pulling the plug started the domino, the rest is just the market reacting.Any ideas what's causing the dip? If ETH gets much lower I may have to top up.
My bet is a few big players pulling the plug started the domino, the rest is just the market reacting.
You may ask how low can it go? Technically, the answer is as low as is worth it if only one person hold all the Ether.
Let's compare it with the stock of a company, let's say Nintendo [cause I really like them]. If only person holds all the share, it basically means they own Nintendo. So the market cap will not go below what is the perceived value of Nintendo; and that point some financial institute or a private investor [Nintendo themselves, for example] will step in and buy a majority of the shares, essentially taking control of the said company.
So the price of Eth can go as low as is the perceived value of the Ethereum platform. However, the market dynamics will possibly prevent it from going that low.
Mining .05 a day seems like a pretty sweet deal. How you managing that?
Same place Jennifer Lawrence should have stored her photo's.Coinbase up for me, just bought more ETH at $318~ per
I have ETH and BTC sitting on sketchy-feeling coinbase now, where do I move these things to make them more 'secure'?
You could spread the risks and put them on 3 or 4 exchanges.I'm thinking about ordering a Ledger Nano S but they are saying no shipments until August, so I would also like to know where to stash my ETH until then.
Did GDAX also go down with coinbase? I was looking at a few others, but didn't settle on anything. Gemini still hasn't approved my shit.The hilarious thing is how Coinbase is always mysteriously down when big market moves happen. I need to get my ETH out of there because I'm sitting here watching it move up and down and I can't do anything. If an actual stock broker was down during major stock market movements there would be an army of lawyers looking to cash in on class action lawsuits within the hour. Coinbase either needs to figure out how availability works or they are going to crash and burn as an ongoing business concern.
Just another layer to the gambleThing that concerns me atm is that ETH is still correlated to BTC movements. Not sure how the fork will go on August 1 so I've stopped buying for now.
I'm thinking about ordering a Ledger Nano S but they are saying no shipments until August, so I would also like to know where to stash my ETH until then.
Did GDAX also go down with coinbase? I was looking at a few others, but didn't settle on anything. Gemini still hasn't approved my shit.
Just another layer to the gamble
I feel like ETH is about to dip at any moment, but I'm too chicken to act on it. Just posting this for posterity I guess.
Running 2x 1070s (29mh/s each/60mh/s total) pretty much 24/7 and occasionally my 1060 laptop (21mh/s).
Added my 1070 last night. At nearly 90MH/s now.
As for ETH. Would have been nice to take profits last night. Then bought again. Now the question is just basically when to buy some more. Has it bottom yet? I don't know. People who were buying and hype are selling off though. Hopefully they won't be kicking themselves in a few years.
Actually hopefully they will!
Cool, I'm actually pretty tempted to build a 4x 1060 rig, but the investment might be better served by just buying like a grand of eth and holding it. I'm not sure what the projected mining difficulty looks like going forward. If it becomes significantly more difficult to mine in the next year I don't know that it's worth it, as that rig would cost over a grand and you'd basically just be able to recoup that investment in 3-6 months. Whereas investing a large sum could net actual profits immediately especially if eth gets up over $500 by year's end, then invest the profits, etc.
I'd build something you'd actually use to game if you need an upgrade, you can just run -li 1 and use your computer when you aren't gaming unless your room is too warm or something. Apart from that, just buying is fine.Cool, I'm actually pretty tempted to build a 4x 1060 rig, but the investment might be better served by just buying like a grand of eth and holding it. I'm not sure what the projected mining difficulty looks like going forward. If it becomes significantly more difficult to mine in the next year I don't know that it's worth it, as that rig would cost over a grand and you'd basically just be able to recoup that investment in 3-6 months. Whereas investing a large sum could net actual profits immediately especially if eth gets up over $500 by year's end, then invest the profits, etc.
I'd build something you'd actually use to game if you need an upgrade, you can just run -li 1 and use your computer when you aren't gaming unless your room is too warm or something. Apart from that, just buying is fine.
I'm telling myself a single 1070 is okay for me.
Cool, I'm actually pretty tempted to build a 4x 1060 rig, but the investment might be better served by just buying like a grand of eth and holding it. I'm not sure what the projected mining difficulty looks like going forward. If it becomes significantly more difficult to mine in the next year I don't know that it's worth it, as that rig would cost over a grand and you'd basically just be able to recoup that investment in 3-6 months. Whereas investing a large sum could net actual profits immediately especially if eth gets up over $500 by year's end, then invest the profits, etc.
I pulled the trigger on another 1070 just because I already had one and I could recoup the cost of the card in a month or 2. Building a mining rig from scratch I don't really think even makes sense right now I guess. People mining for months or years it's a completely different story. If you built a rig even a month ago, totally worth it.
Yeah I use my 1070 rig for gaming when not mining. I'm ok with stopping the mining every now and then. Been using the laptop more and more though for gaming to just let the big rig mine.
Yea I looked into 1060's as well but managed to get lucky on an order of 480's at ~$210 a piece. If they come through.
As for the equipment also realize that equipment still has value after the mining is done. So you can factor that in somewhat.
Yup doing the same thing. I just pull it off the rack I built when I want to play and plug it back into my gaming comp.
Taken from /r/ethtrader, linking to: https://twitter.com/NicTrades/status/875113840345853952
A trader with history of predicting future rises for crypto claims ETH to hit USD$850 in 3 to 6 weeks. I don't see that happening, personally, but if it did, the inevitable correction afterwards would be vicious.
For those of you using Coinbase, how high can you raise your limit for using a credit card and how long does it take? I've filled out all the info and verified everything that I can, but my limit is at $100 weekly. I bought some Eth with the $100 during the dip earlier but now it says "to increase your limit: wait 21 days" lol
Unfortunately I can't link my bank account at the moment because the service they use for that is currently down in my country.
Yeah, moving averages flipped over again around 30 minutes ago. Should be safe to buy I'm still putting stop limits. You can never know what to expect once you go to sleepETH 2 MOON
Yeah, moving averages flipped over again around 30 minutes ago. Should be safe to buy I'm still putting stop limits. You can never know what to expect once you go to sleep
If you really want to make money trading it, buy then in the morning while dropping, sell after rise sometime fairly late at night, rinse and repeat.
Give that a go and let us know how much it makes you.
Yeah, moving averages flipped over again around 30 minutes ago. Should be safe to buy I'm still putting stop limits. You can never know what to expect once you go to sleep
I noticed too, but it's also only a couple day sample size so I'm not hedging bets on it when it might just keep going up any day.
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