QUOTE(-kytz- @ Jun 13 2017, 03:45 PM)
I noticed some exchanges, the BTC prices were as low as USD2,500 but our own Luno, XbitAsia,localbitcoins are all much higher at around 2.8-2.9k.
Which are the recommended exchanges that we can buy BTC directly with credit card and also later convert to Ethereum in the same exchange? CEX IO?
I noticed CEX IO has ETH/USD pair, does it mean we can buy ETH directly using credit card?
Sorry kinda new here..
Quoting Andreas -Which are the recommended exchanges that we can buy BTC directly with credit card and also later convert to Ethereum in the same exchange? CEX IO?
I noticed CEX IO has ETH/USD pair, does it mean we can buy ETH directly using credit card?
Sorry kinda new here..
(Subtitute Rupees to RM from the video (start at 4:46))
"The value of Bitcoin didnt change. The reason it takes more [RM] to buy a Bitcoin, is because [RM] is worth less than Bitcoin. Why? Because you cant move [RM] across the border. Because you cant move it across, the [RM] is discounted, depreciated against the hard-asset which is Bitcoin, which can move across borders...."
The problem is not Bitcoin is 10% more expensive in Malaysia. The problem is that the RM is worth 10% less in Bitcoin than the USD is. The price difference does not tell something about Bitcoin, it tells something about RM.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pTIxw-wUpI&t
Think of RM and USD just as any altcoins. Which they are.
Buying USD is more expensive, than buying RM.
This post has been edited by archangel22: Jun 13 2017, 06:32 PM
Jun 13 2017, 06:30 PM

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