Bitcoin Price Tracking & Discussion -- 2025

[biggie12]

Raiders or BTJ

what sportsbooks are accepting litecoin right now ?

[biggie12]

roobet have u guys used their sportsbook?

[raiders72001]

Raiders or BTJ

what sportsbooks are accepting litecoin right now ?

You can keep your balance in LTC over at Betcoin if it's available to you. If you need higher limits you can use Betcoin and Playbetr. You should be able to keep adding more live.

[biggie12]

You can keep your balance in LTC over at Betcoin if it's available to you. If you need higher limits you can use Betcoin and Playbetr. You should be able to keep adding more live.

whats the limit on betcoin nba sides is only $1000 at roobet wanted to put down 5k on a nba side 1st half

[raiders72001]

whats the limit on betcoin nba sides is only $1000 at roobet wanted to put down 5k on a nba side 1st half

You may want to submit a support ticket over there. They are pretty fast to reply. I think you'll be able to get that.

[raiders72001]

I just looked at Betcoin. 1st half betting the do have alternate spreads and totals for the first half along with 3 way betting if wanted.

[JIBBBY]

Crypto's across the board are a bit stagnant this week. Pissing me off.

[biggie12]

You may want to submit a support ticket over there. They are pretty fast to reply. I think you'll be able to get that.

nice they raised my limit but the lines look like garbage now lol. Knicks are -135 first half

[raiders72001]

nice they raised my limit but the lines look like garbage now lol. Knicks are -135 first half

It's strange at times. Their live lines can be better than pregame sometimes.

[BeatTheJerk]

Raiders or BTJ

what sportsbooks are accepting litecoin right now ?

Bookmaker, Heritage, Betonline.

[biggie12]

they ****** me Raiders. Graded my bet as a loss. I'm done with them even after they fix the problem.

this was roobet sports run Betsy.gg stay away

[biggie12]

Bookmaker, Heritage, Betonline.

all three of those aren't decentralized tho are they ? u need to kyc

[raiders72001]

they ****** me Raiders. Graded my bet as a loss. I'm done with them even after they fix the problem.

this was roobet sports run Betsy.gg stay away

Wow. Thanks for the warning.

[biggie12]

yeah no worries they ended up fixing the grading error this morning. But I went through reddit and lots of people complain and say to play on stake instead of roobet I don't know if they are just shills for stake or if it's the better option regardless I won't be using roobet again. Cashout was instant which was nice.

[biggie12]

I can not believe I haven't been using stake since today. Amazing site. no fee at all on deposit or withdrawl took 5k 1st half ncaaf plays from me. lines are a bit juiced but I will take it for the ease of use

[louisvillekid]

Why does Coinbase, or Coinbase pro, say zero fees when moving something back and forth between them, and/or Coinbase saying zero fees when i convert one one coin to another coin? Because I've noticed in the past when I have converted something on Coinbase and then move to Coinbase Pro, I have slightly less in value as I started with. And vice versa, moving from CB Pro and then converting something in CB.

So here's what I was doing. I have crypto spread all over the place in various platforms/wallets, and nothing big, just over $300 in bitcoin is my biggest one. Rest are $200 of a couple, $100 or so of 3 others, then $80 of this, $70ish of that, $50ish of whatever, and numerous ones under $25 worth.
I have the $300 in BTC earning 4% at a wallet. At that same wallet 3 different stable coins earn 13%. Which is higher than any coins are earning I have at CB, I have just over $100 of ETH2, Atom and XTZ, and they're only earning 4-5%

OK, so I had an extra $88.80 in cash in CB Pro. So I wanted to buy that much in one of the stable coins that can earn that 13% - And yes, I realize this is piddly amounts of money. I'm not ready to move a few thousand, or especially 5k, from my E-Trade or Fidelity, into any wallet unless I feel safe.
Again, OK - So I decide to buy USDT while in CB Pro, then I was going to send it to the wallet that says it can earn 13% - again, this is all me playing around and testing stuff across this crypto world - So I go to send it to the wallet and the fees will be like 9.4(or basically $9.40) - I decline and decide to try a different way. So I send the USDT to regular CB and try send it that way - big mistake - the fee was going to be like 14 something.
So now that the USDT is in CB, I decide to convert it - somehow it's already less than I started with, even though everything I had done so far on CB Pro and CB had zero fees listed- it's down to like $87 something. So I convert it to Dai - again, shows zero fees - but afterwards I have even less, like $85 something. So I try to send that to the wallet - fees are going to be like 15 something - lol
So now I'm like maybe CB Pro fees will be less, because the fees listed to send USDT from CB Pro to the wallet was cheaper than the fees listed sending from regular CB to the wallet.
So I send the Dai to CB Pro - again supposed be free - and the fees listed to send whatever I had(85 or 84 something, by now) was going to be like 9 point something to the wallet - about what the USDT was going to be, but again , too high for me.
Now I decide to send the Dai back to regular CB and try convert it to the last stable coin listed that will earn 13% - Pax - again, says zero fees listed for converting - afterwards I end up with around 83 something of Pax - and again, I go to send it to the wallet and the fees are gonna be 17 something - I decline. - Send the Pax to CB Pro - attempt to send to wallet, and fees will be 10 something.

So all because I had a piddly amount of cash balance sitting in CB Pro and decided to try and send a stablecoin to a wallet to try and see if I could earn 13% interest, I went from $88.80 to $83.40 from converting from one stable coin to another and another. lol - And never sent any to the wallet. lol

That's what's even more crazy about it all - is that I don't know how much minimum I need of any of the stable coins in order to earn the 13%

The wallet doesn't tell you a minimum. You have to have that coin in the wallet and then when you try to earn interest on it, if you have too low of an amount, it'll tell you the minimum. If you don't even have the coin in wallet that's listed you're trying to earn interest on, it'll just say you need to buy it or something, but won't give a minimum needed.

That's how I found out I needed at least $300 in BTC to earn the 4% - I only had a little over $100 of BTC sitting in there and when I tried to earn interest on it, it gave me a minimum amount I needed, which worked out to just around $300 at the time. So I had to move some BTC from other places - which was more fees(and more than what the $300ish in BTC will earn at 4%, smh, lolz) just to have the minimum needed.

It's all so confusing - I mean, I get the gist of it - but it's really a puzzle to try and figure out what platform to move stuff to and or convert stuff at, and then which coins can be moved to which platforms or wallets at cheaper rates/fees.

Because my bank acct is only linked to CB/CB Pro , I have to buy coins on those platforms and then send to other platforms and or wallets, and from there possibly convert to something else, and/or move to another platform or wallet. And then in order to get actual cash, or have fiat money in my personal bank acct in order to pay bills or whatever is needed - I have to send(and sometimes convert, because CB can only convert certain coins) the coins/tokens back to CB from those platforms/wallets, and once back in CB covert to cash and transfer to my bank.

I just wish there was a list that had all the current fees for sending [Insert whatever coin/token name] and what blockchain it's on, and the fees for moving and or converting said coin/token to A, B or C platform and/or wallet.

But I get it, there are thousands of coins/tokens and so many platforms and wallets, and the fees are constantly fluctuating, so it'd be next to impossible to keep an accurate fee structure listed for people to look at and rely on.

[raiders72001]

I can not believe I haven't been using stake since today. Amazing site. no fee at all on deposit or withdrawl took 5k 1st half ncaaf plays from me. lines are a bit juiced but I will take it for the ease of use

I don't know about their 1st half limits but Betcoin is just a better version of Stake. Sites are almost identical but the live betting is better on Betcoin. When the lines differ some, more often than not, you'll get a better price at Betcoin especially live.

[raiders72001]

Why does Coinbase, or Coinbase pro, say zero fees when moving something back and forth between them, and/or Coinbase saying zero fees when i convert one one coin to another coin? Because I've noticed in the past when I have converted something on Coinbase and then move to Coinbase Pro, I have slightly less in value as I started with. And vice versa, moving from CB Pro and then converting something in CB.

So here's what I was doing. I have crypto spread all over the place in various platforms/wallets, and nothing big, just over $300 in bitcoin is my biggest one. Rest are $200 of a couple, $100 or so of 3 others, then $80 of this, $70ish of that, $50ish of whatever, and numerous ones under $25 worth.
I have the $300 in BTC earning 4% at a wallet. At that same wallet 3 different stable coins earn 13%. Which is higher than any coins are earning I have at CB, I have just over $100 of ETH2, Atom and XTZ, and they're only earning 4-5%

OK, so I had an extra $88.80 in cash in CB Pro. So I wanted to buy that much in one of the stable coins that can earn that 13% - And yes, I realize this is piddly amounts of money. I'm not ready to move a few thousand, or especially 5k, from my E-Trade or Fidelity, into any wallet unless I feel safe.
Again, OK - So I decide to buy USDT while in CB Pro, then I was going to send it to the wallet that says it can earn 13% - again, this is all me playing around and testing stuff across this crypto world - So I go to send it to the wallet and the fees will be like 9.4(or basically $9.40) - I decline and decide to try a different way. So I send the USDT to regular CB and try send it that way - big mistake - the fee was going to be like 14 something.
So now that the USDT is in CB, I decide to convert it - somehow it's already less than I started with, even though everything I had done so far on CB Pro and CB had zero fees listed- it's down to like $87 something. So I convert it to Dai - again, shows zero fees - but afterwards I have even less, like $85 something. So I try to send that to the wallet - fees are going to be like 15 something - lol
So now I'm like maybe CB Pro fees will be less, because the fees listed to send USDT from CB Pro to the wallet was cheaper than the fees listed sending from regular CB to the wallet.
So I send the Dai to CB Pro - again supposed be free - and the fees listed to send whatever I had(85 or 84 something, by now) was going to be like 9 point something to the wallet - about what the USDT was going to be, but again , too high for me.
Now I decide to send the Dai back to regular CB and try convert it to the last stable coin listed that will earn 13% - Pax - again, says zero fees listed for converting - afterwards I end up with around 83 something of Pax - and again, I go to send it to the wallet and the fees are gonna be 17 something - I decline. - Send the Pax to CB Pro - attempt to send to wallet, and fees will be 10 something.

So all because I had a piddly amount of cash balance sitting in CB Pro and decided to try and send a stablecoin to a wallet to try and see if I could earn 13% interest, I went from $88.80 to $83.40 from converting from one stable coin to another and another. lol - And never sent any to the wallet. lol

That's what's even more crazy about it all - is that I don't know how much minimum I need of any of the stable coins in order to earn the 13%

The wallet doesn't tell you a minimum. You have to have that coin in the wallet and then when you try to earn interest on it, if you have too low of an amount, it'll tell you the minimum. If you don't even have the coin in wallet that's listed you're trying to earn interest on, it'll just say you need to buy it or something, but won't give a minimum needed.

That's how I found out I needed at least $300 in BTC to earn the 4% - I only had a little over $100 of BTC sitting in there and when I tried to earn interest on it, it gave me a minimum amount I needed, which worked out to just around $300 at the time. So I had to move some BTC from other places - which was more fees(and more than what the $300ish in BTC will earn at 4%, smh, lolz) just to have the minimum needed.

It's all so confusing - I mean, I get the gist of it - but it's really a puzzle to try and figure out what platform to move stuff to and or convert stuff at, and then which coins can be moved to which platforms or wallets at cheaper rates/fees.

Because my bank acct is only linked to CB/CB Pro , I have to buy coins on those platforms and then send to other platforms and or wallets, and from there possibly convert to something else, and/or move to another platform or wallet. And then in order to get actual cash, or have fiat money in my personal bank acct in order to pay bills or whatever is needed - I have to send(and sometimes convert, because CB can only convert certain coins) the coins/tokens back to CB from those platforms/wallets, and once back in CB covert to cash and transfer to my bank.

I just wish there was a list that had all the current fees for sending [Insert whatever coin/token name] and what blockchain it's on, and the fees for moving and or converting said coin/token to A, B or C platform and/or wallet.

But I get it, there are thousands of coins/tokens and so many platforms and wallets, and the fees are constantly fluctuating, so it'd be next to impossible to keep an accurate fee structure listed for people to look at and rely on.

Even when exchanges say no fees, there is a margin between the buy and sell price.

[biggie12]

LV I'll say it one more time. Listen closely.

Move your funds to a software wallet

Trustwallet
safepal
metamask etc etc.


Now use that private key to create the safepal wallet On safepal wallet click the bottom middle button..... add the binance Dapp.


From there you can make any trades u want no margins... Buy sell orders.... Staking etc.. Futures.... It is all decentralized

[biggie12]

I don't know about their 1st half limits but Betcoin is just a better version of Stake. Sites are almost identical but the live betting is better on Betcoin. When the lines differ some, more often than not, you'll get a better price at Betcoin especially live.

got down over 10k on steelers today. Hard to tell limits though on nfl as they are always larger on nfl markets

[themike78]

Bitcoin down huge last few days. It will be worth less than 1 dollar on Tuesday.

[BeatTheJerk]

got down over 10k on steelers today. Hard to tell limits though on nfl as they are always larger on nfl markets

Good luck Biggie

[Arky]

Why does Coinbase, or Coinbase pro, say zero fees........................

When you're dealing with small amounts, the fees or coin changes seem large. When I deposit $3K fiat, buy some Bitcoin or Eth, transfer it to an Asian exchange to buy what I'm really after, I'll end up with something like $2950-$2975 of value. Happens all the time. On a bad day, that can end up $2900. I just accept that as the cost of doing business. On rare occasions, if the market is moving up, I've ended up with more value than I started with.

Stable coins are supposed to be stable but there is a little fluctuation in their price. Perhaps you were catching the price at just the wrong moment...

re: fiat on-ramps - Stick with Coinbase Pro over regular Coinbase. In fact, I'd recommend Crypto.com, Kraken and Gemini over Coinbase Pro.

[biggie12]

When you're dealing with small amounts, the fees or coin changes seem large. When I deposit $3K fiat, buy some Bitcoin or Eth, transfer it to an Asian exchange to buy what I'm really after, I'll end up with something like $2950-$2975 of value. Happens all the time. On a bad day, that can end up $2900. I just accept that as the cost of doing business. On rare occasions, if the market is moving up, I've ended up with more value than I started with.

Stable coins are supposed to be stable but there is a little fluctuation in their price. Perhaps you were catching the price at just the wrong moment...

re: fiat on-ramps - Stick with Coinbase Pro over regular Coinbase. In fact, I'd recommend Crypto.com, Kraken and Gemini over Coinbase Pro.

can't u om ramp with USDT and pay $1.00 fee to transfer out ?

[Arky]

can't u om ramp with USDT and pay $1.00 fee to transfer out ?

Whelp, the way I define "on ramp" is turning cash into crypto. "Off ramp" would be the reverse - turning crypto into cash.

Not sure what exchange you're talking about although Tether is a good option and sometimes has to be used when going from one coin into another one. Lots of Tether trading pairs out there in crypto land.....

[biggie12]

Whelp, the way I define "on ramp" is turning cash into crypto. "Off ramp" would be the reverse - turning crypto into cash.

Not sure what exchange you're talking about although Tether is a good option and sometimes has to be used when going from one coin into another one. Lots of Tether trading pairs out there in crypto land.....

yes use whatever exchange u are using to buy USDT from Fiat..... send it to ur wallet should coat u $1 usdt to send. Then use binace through safepal to trade any coin u want. Avoids the exchange shit rates on buy/sell

[biggie12]

In Honor of Raiders I put 25 LTC on Raiders ML tonight !

[ChuckyTheGoat]

In Honor of Raiders I put 25 LTC on Raiders ML tonight !

Good Luck! Hope u hit. What book transacts in LTC?

[raiders72001]

In Honor of Raiders I put 25 LTC on Raiders ML tonight !

GL

[raiders72001]

Good Luck! Hope u hit. What book transacts in LTC?

Betcoin for non-US or those grandfathered in.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Betcoin for non-US or those grandfathered in.

OK, thx, Raiders.

*Raider, care to chime in on what Date might represent the top of this current BTC cycle? Thx for any reply.

[raiders72001]

OK, thx, Raiders.

*Raider, care to chime in on what Date might represent the top of this current BTC cycle? Thx for any reply.

No one knows. We're all throwing darts. When the run started, I thought it would be over by now. Currently, I don't see a top for at least 6 more months because of institutional money pouring in. More US regulation will happen soon. If friendly, the run will go on for a much longer time.

[Arky]

yes use whatever exchange u are using to buy USDT from Fiat..... send it to ur wallet should coat u $1 usdt to send. Then use binace through safepal to trade any coin u want. Avoids the exchange shit rates on buy/sell

What exchange/wallet charges $1 to send Tether?

I'm aware some exchanges/wallets have free withdraws... Gemini used to allow something like 10 free withdraws/month. Not sure if they still do..... Celsius wallet has free withdraws....

Sending Tether on the Ether blockchain (ERC-20) from a regular old wallet would normally cost the same as Ether...

[BeatTheJerk]

Bitcoin down huge last few days. It will be worth less than 1 dollar on Tuesday.

Would you bet your net worth on this ?

[Legions36]

What exchange/wallet charges $1 to send Tether?

I'm aware some exchanges/wallets have free withdraws... Gemini used to allow something like 10 free withdraws/month. Not sure if they still do..... Celsius wallet has free withdraws....

Sending Tether on the Ether blockchain (ERC-20) from a regular old wallet would normally cost the same as Ether...

u need to use blockchains other than erc-20, etc algorand, pancake,