Website that take Bitcoins
- Thread starter DEE151
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Overstock.com
Newegg.com
Here is a list,
Just checked and Newegg.com definitely accepts bitcoin. Also chatted with overstock.com customer service and confirmed they also accept bitcoin. So those two I know for sure accept bitcoin. Not sure about the others on the list.
Newegg.com
Here is a list,
Just checked and Newegg.com definitely accepts bitcoin. Also chatted with overstock.com customer service and confirmed they also accept bitcoin. So those two I know for sure accept bitcoin. Not sure about the others on the list.
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Sorry, can't help you there. I bet [MENTION=4]D-RED[/MENTION] could help you with that though. He seems to know a lot about Bitcoin.
Trill_OG
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- Oct 15, 2017
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Been researching crypto for awhile now. Imo the biggest long term threat to btc is quantum comuters. Right now private keys are pretty secure. Depending on how quickly quantum computers evolve tht may change... what was once un-hackable with current technology will become ez street with quantum PCs. It's rumored tht China is on the forefront of quantum computing. I push those fears aside though. Every payday i throw $20 to $40 into btc and transfer them to an offline wallet. I see btc as a means to diversify my retirement portfolio.
Reditt is a good place to go to learn about the ins and outs of crypto currency. I made a decision to put my "beer money" into btc. If i lose it all...eehn so what... no difference in spending 20 on beer and losing 20 in btc. Except for one has the *chance* to appreciate in value. Beer, on the other hand, will only bring you gains... beer gut gains. Ill take my chances.
I've bought in when btc was at 3k, i also bought in when it was at 7k. When you do it a little week by week (or payday by payday) then you are leveraging the law of averages. Even if u buy in at an ATH (all time high) you should feel secure in the fact tht even when the price of btc dips it will eventually surge past the point of where it was earlier.
A good rule to follow is: never invest more than you can afford to lose.
And
HodL! (Hold on for dear life). I see btc as a long term investment strategy so whether or not it hits 8k one day and then drops to 1k a month later is of no consequence to me. Think long term and you can avoid the mindset of "i need to sell all my btc before the price drops to rock bottom".
Timing the market to make a quick buck is a leason in futility bc btc isnt affected by most events tht cause fiat to plunge or random market fluctuations. What i don't spend on gear will be set aside for years down the road.
Learning about how btc works and why it is such a great alternative to fiat should help you to further your knowledge when it comes to investment strategies.
Its a lot to take in (thts what she said lol), but learning more about it and the underlying concepts behind it will either solidfy your resolve when it comes to investing or it will have you running towards safer, less risk averse investments.
The greater the risk....
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