their btc prices arent adjusting to the "crash" .. what does this mean for a buyer? and i going to be paying the real btc price or paying nuke's btc price?
nucleus btc price?
their btc prices arent adjusting to the "crash" .. what does this mean for a buyer? and i going to be paying the real btc price or paying nuke's btc price?
[2 Points] poboxpox:
[2 Points] None:
Your only risk is that sellers (especially those who are on multiple markets) may be unlikely to accept your purchase. And if they do, they may wait out the 3 day window to see if the price goes up before they confirm your purchase. Either way, you risk a potentially longer delay between making your purchase and receiving the product. Worst case scenario, the value of BTC could plummet while your coins sit in limbo.
haven't used nucleus, but you should be paying the market's btc price. That's how it should be anyway. If a market is going to display the price then that's what the exchange should be. I remember when I used to buy from BlueSky Market the price would always be a few dollars more than other markets so I'd make a little bit of extra money.
EDIT: Yeah I just checked nucleus' price, as long as the site is legit, you'd make a few bucks on a purchase.