Bitcoin drops below $20,000 as crypto selloff quickens

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I think when Canada/Ontario cracked down on crypto exchanges/betting platforms, the legit platforms ask you do a KYC form like when you open up a bank account or stock brokerage account. You can buy $ 1.00 worth but the service charges will probably be about the same. Example, on Coinbase if you buy $ 25.00 ( service charge is $ 1.49), if you buy $ 50.00 ( the service charge is $ 1.99), etc etc
Is there any way to get bitcoin without this
 

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I remember having a discussion with a group of friends About how bitcoin was supposedly Unhackable and therefore you could not make your own. In that discussion we did made 10 ways you could do it. Last I checked 6 of those I've actually been used. Ironically the best 2 meathods Have yet to be en actually done.

Bitcoin in as present form Is doomed because Once somebody serves self printing Is valuable very very low. But like tulips that could be years. I keep on thinking about Give it a a try.

However Bitcoin In a way is this real as the American dollar. The USA have been printing Digital dollars hundreds of times more than previous supply Yet people still use it.




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Anyway so really good discussions here thanks for the information. What's this that you need a driver's license now to buy cryptocurrency what's with that?


How can you buy the smallest amount just to try it? What's the minimum investment? Can you get $1 of bitcoin?
Is there any way to get bitcoin without this


bitget no kyc i believe
 

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or this

This 1 looks pretty good except that you need your bank account. You can pay to a credit card but you cannot pay off a credit card. Is an anonymous credit card to buy the bitcoin makes sense to me.

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Bull Bitcoin is a Canadian-based Bitcoin exchange and financial services company. It was founded in 2015 and is known for its focus on providing Bitcoin-related services to the Canadian market. Some of its offerings include:

  1. Bitcoin Exchange: Bull Bitcoin allows users to buy and sell Bitcoin, providing a platform for trading and managing Bitcoin holdings.
  2. Bitcoin Payments: The company offers payment processing solutions for businesses looking to accept Bitcoin as a form of payment. This can be useful for e-commerce websites and businesses that want to integrate Bitcoin into their payment options.
  3. Bitcoin Education: Bull Bitcoin is committed to educating users about Bitcoin and its potential benefits. They provide resources and information to help users understand Bitcoin and its technology.
  4. Privacy and Security: Bull Bitcoin places a strong emphasis on user privacy and security. They do not require user identification and aim to maintain a high level of privacy for their customers.
 

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Is there any way to get bitcoin without this
Just get a friend who has an account and that crypto exchange must be allowed to operate in Ontario, Canada. Buy your $ 50 and transfer it to a wallet which you will have all the passwords and hope Bitcoin goes 100x or 1,000x in the next bull run.
 

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Last two weeks ETH was lagging the market but around 9:45am EST some huge orders came in and now it's leading Bitcoin. . . Go figure ! :unsure: :)
Who cares if you label this a "bear market" or "new bull market" or "fake out trap", it's all about performance . . . Half of the people waiting/expecting Bitcoin to crash to zero and half are anticipating the biggest bull run of the BTC cycle ( up to late 2024 - mid 2025) . . Meet you at the Lambo dealership ! LOL
 

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Heads-up that the next 2-3 months are likely the last time you'll be able to get BTC in $30k-40KUSD price range until maybe 2 years after the next havening. ETF approval has been pushed and will be decided on in January, with the havening soon to follow. Don't say you weren't informed.
 
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If you want to play the Bitcoin game might as well buy BTCC.B on Toronto Stock Exchange.

It's a Bitcoin ETF, when Bitcoin goes up so does the ETF's price. It's up 50% since September.

Once BlackRock ETF gets approved lots of money will go into it.
 
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If you want to play the Bitcoin game might as well buy BTCC.B on Toronto Stock Exchange.

It's a Bitcoin ETF, when Bitcoin goes up so does the ETF's price. It's up 50% since September.

Once BlackRock ETF gets approved lots of money will go into it.
Is BTCC.B futures based or spot based ? Can you put in stop orders on it or you just have to watch it all the time ? Thanks.
 

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Is BTCC.B futures based or spot based ? Can you put in stop orders on it or you just have to watch it all the time ? Thanks.
This ETF does not move 24 hrs, so it's not always accurately reflecting the Bitcoin price.

It trades on TSX so you can trade it with stop orders.

"The fund is the first ETF in the market that offers exposure to a portfolio of physically-held Bitcoin. This means that by holding this ETF, investors holds actual Bitcoin in their portfolio. The fund is designed as a buy-and-hold investment in hopes to provide investors with the opportunity for long-term capital appreciation. As such, the fund will not speculate with regard to short-term changes in Bitcoin prices. It also will not use derivatives instrument for non-hedging purposes. The fund may hold cash-like instruments or other money market instruments in order to meet its current obligations."
 
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Best approach is to actually buy the asset (BTC) and self-custody on a hardware wallet. You'll receive the full upside this way without any management fees experienced in other vehicles.
 

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Best approach is to actually buy the asset (BTC) and self-custody on a hardware wallet. You'll receive the full upside this way without any management fees experienced in other vehicles.
but if you buy the ETF in a TFSA you won't get taxed. but that said, as someone mentioned, it does not trade 247, so you won't be able to buy and sell dumps and pumps outside of stock market hours.
 

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See my post #82, market players were calling for something to happen on Nov 21, 2023 and it did. Mini crypto crash, Binance huge fine, CZ CEO steps down. Had we all shorted BTC prior with 100% leverage we would all be retired today. Not ! :unsure: Nov 21, 2021 BTC top, Nov 2022 FTX crash. Don't trade in November in cryptos, bad month !
 
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I'm the worst crypto trader on TERB, but why not go with the trend ? You hear "BTC is going to 100k by year end next year" or "BTC is worth $ 500". Everybody has their own prediction, but those numbers are just pulled out of the sky. I'm going to put one out there for fun, too, "BTC will be at min 2x by late 2024 or mid 2025" !
 
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