Money Talk
bitcoin
Submitted by darkel, 05-03-2018, 03:25 AM, Thread ID: 78453
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05-03-2018, 03:25 AM
#1 I didn't know anything about btc till last yr when it was priced at 650... :lol:
RE: bitcoin
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
05-03-2018, 03:25 AMdarkel Wrote: I didn't know anything about btc till last yr when it was priced at 650... :lol:
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
You can cash out wherever you bought the BTC. It's simply the reverse process. If you decide to use Coinbase, consider doing it on Gdax instead. You should get better rates there and since it's part of the same company, your Coinbase account can be used on Gdax as well.
Be prepared to face some extra KYC/AML questions as you try to withdraw your funds to your bank account. $1M+ will raise more flags than what you originally spent on buying the coins. In addition, notify your bank in advance of the incoming transfer to prevent them from freaking out.
RE: bitcoin
05-03-2018, 02:15 PM
#3 should i invest in btc now days !! coz the price seems stable
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