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Re:What Goldman Is Telling Big Money Clients About Bitcoin by tradersam on Tuesday August 15, 2017 @02:21AM (#15015965)
Litecoin is extremely undervalued. Ethereum has an incredibly bright future, Monero is an incredible tool for privacy.

Check out bitfinex.com and start trading pairs there. They have a description under every currency that should help.

Re:What Goldman Is Telling Big Money Clients About Bitcoin by panarky on Tuesday August 15, 2017 @02:40AM (#15016032)
It wasn't long ago that crypto prices on Bitfinex were quite a lot higher than other exchanges because you couldn't withdraw national currencies [0].

Are their banking issues all resolved now?

Also, if you're domiciled in the US, Bitfinex won't even do business with you [1].

For US customers who what to be legal, Gemini seems pretty solid and verifies new accounts quickly, though they only support Bitcoin and Ethereum [2].

[0] https://www.coindesk.com/spreads-widen-bitcoin-exchanges-ami...

[1] https://www.bitfinex.com/posts/216

[2] https://gemini.com/

Re:What Goldman Is Telling Big Money Clients About Bitcoin by tradersam on Tuesday August 15, 2017 @03:04AM (#15016115)
I know this, but you can still use Bitfinex by depositing crypto and using a VPN. Not really "illegal".

Gemini is great, but they are slow to verify and as you stated very limited on your trading pairs.

Re:What Goldman Is Telling Big Money Clients About Bitcoin by acchow on Tuesday August 15, 2017 @02:50AM (#15016072)
> Litecoin is extremely undervalued.

How did you decide this?

Re:What Goldman Is Telling Big Money Clients About Bitcoin by tradersam on Tuesday August 15, 2017 @03:05AM (#15016121)
It is faster that Bitcoin (~2.5min avg block time vs ~10min), has a vibrant community, and still very secure. Easier entry price, and you can spend $5 without a $3 fee, or any fee at all.

It also already has SegWit and has for months.

Re:What Goldman Is Telling Big Money Clients About Bitcoin by Cthulhu_ on Tuesday August 15, 2017 @03:33AM (#15016225)
"Easier entry price" is a non-argument, it's always been known Bitcoin would become expensive and trading in single BTC would not be viable; that's why BTC and other cryptocurrencies are expressed in floating point numbers / Satoshis. You can buy 1 Litecoin or 0.01 Bitcoin (example), doesn't matter that much other than having a full number. But the investment price is the same.
Re:What Goldman Is Telling Big Money Clients About Bitcoin by acchow on Tuesday August 15, 2017 @04:19AM (#15016392)
Hopefully transaction fees will start to go down once off-chain transactions start becoming a thing.