I missed buying BTC since it was 1 BTC = 1 USD.

I bought some BTC and stupidly used it to bet Dota 2 and CSGO matches when it was 1 BTC = 600 USD last year.

Now I see its 8000 USD for 1 BTC.

Is it too late to enter now?

Probably some stupid questions I'm asking

So I said I would go into Bitcoin last week when it was around $7000, but I didn't know Luno had to wait 3-5 days to approve my account. Finally they approved and I bought some today (around MYR500~). Considering to buy more but I'll take a step at a time. I haven't even fully understand how to withdraw and whether I need to pay tax on my profits. Also thinking whether I should buy a hardware wallet, heard that its safer to keep coins there rather than in online exchanges?

Am also trying to diverse my portfolio by investing in some Forex like AUD and EUR. I just don't feel much confidence about the local economy as days goes by.

Luno phone app not working. So is luno a scam?

Luno's Twitter

Check out @lunomoney’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/lunomoney/status/935768181225947136?s=09

Sorry about that. Our system seems to be under heavy traffic load. Engineering aware of the issue, will update when there is more information.

Not sure. I'm newbie as well. The only time I bought bitcoin was last year when 1btc = 600USD to buy my VPN subscription. I used VyrWox then... And transferred it to my coinbase account

Then I finally bought some again 2 days ago and now server down. I also made a new deposit this morning.

Now I need to learn how to make a paper wallet... Or should I invest in hardware wallet? But the sake is over zzz

US just woke up. BTC will almost certainly raise even higher with all these publicity. Here comes the mainstream money....

Sorry for dumb question

How to invest in it now? New to cryptocurrencies but im interested. Already too late?

hmm... I have BTC in Luno

Which is the best way?

rm28 for a pre-launch market testing product

its abit excessive

So I'm gonna invest more into cryptos since I'm starting to diversify my savings

from research, I pretty much have to get a hardware wallet already, since I'm investing more than 4k++ and can go up more

is that right? I'm currently using Luno and my coins are all there right now. Someone is selling the Ledger Nano S for rm400 a few pages back, but the official website is only 58 euro + (RM282)? should I just buy from the official website instead?

edit: just realized DHL shipping is 18 euros... might just get it from local forumer then. If anyone has a spare Ledger, do PM me ya

This post has been edited by FatalExe: Dec 3 2017, 11:18 PM

I just placed an order for Ledger Nano S, paid RM397.75

Not sure why I chose DHL International Premium but in the invoice it says "Shipwire International Premium"...

Did I do something wrong?

How come it says "Shipwire International Premium" in the email and invoice?

No problems here, just banked in yesterday midnight and balance updated 10am (normal Interbank GIRO time)

So I'm gonna invest in OmiseGO token. Do I need any ETH or I'm safe just buying OMG tokens?

Ok. So to recap:

1) Send BTC using Luno/Ledger Nano S to OMG supported exchange
2) Buy ETH using Luno/exchange
3) Buy OMG tokens using BTC
4) Transfer to My Ether Wallet
5) Transfer to Ledger Nano S (?)

Is this correct?

This post has been edited by FatalExe: Dec 4 2017, 06:16 PM

What's a good portfolio app you guys are using?

Blockfolio doesn't seem to have MYR support

Luno has BTC/ETH exchange now.. but no MYR/ETH

DHL sent me notification, my Ledger Nano S arriving tomorrow. That's super fast, even faster than local postage and it was cheaper than getting from forumer

Reading more about ETH and OmiseGo is really interesting. Right now 90% of my portfolio is BTC and 10% ETH, I don't think that's safe at all, especially with CME futures coming in and I have a significant sum of money to warrant buying a hardware wallet. Might be worth buying OMG since it's really undervalued now, assuming if it delivers it's milestones and promises

This cryptocurrency scene is so interesting. As a traditional economics student everything is so fascinating and full of potential. Only thing is I don't know how trustable these companies are.

Means no actual bitcoin is involved

It's pure speculating based on actual bitcoin value

Just like bank paper gold investments that you can purchase