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Bitcoin and Real Estate - Buy Bitcoin link - credit cards atm ok
Largest US based bitcoin exchange link.
All the talk about bitcoin lately, the link above is a safe place to start.
It looks like there are bitcoin lenders out there now as well. Rates 12% to 20% and could lend on 50% of btc value. This is what read recently and have not used it.
I am still learning myself and looking to share info, links, real estate applications like rentberry ad that I saw on BP etc. How do you think Bitcoin could effect REI?
I personally would not buy much yet to start and or just open $100 in Bitcoin to gain future access easily.
Today's price below and good luck!
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Matt R.
I do have a coinbase account . I had looked into bitcoin years ago and even opened a coinbase account but never bought any . Big mistake of course . I think it was maybe $500 back then .
I started looking crypto again more recently .
Noticed that coinbase limits to $100 per week I believe if you use a credit card .
I was surprised that it takes so long to fund from a bank account . I believe like 7 days or so . Limit was $2000 . I believe limits go up if you continue to buy .
With coinbase you can also transfer the money into a "US Dollar" wallet and then once you have the money in that account you can buy instantly . Similar to having money in your PayPal account .
Also I didn't realize this but coinbase also owns GDAX which is another exchange and the fees are much lower . Login credentials are the same .
I've been looking at ICOS, there seems to be good opportunity in some but many are likely scams .
There are like 1300 ICOs now or something crazy
To invest in the ICOs you generally have to buy Ethereum ( ETH) first and then use that to buy into the ICOs.
It's a little complicated and not too user friendly really buying into the ICOS . Buying straight Bitcoin or Ethereum on coinbase is pretty straightforward though .
I did look into rentberry a bit seemed interesting .
I noticed there are some other real estate related ICOs but can't think of the names off the top of my head .