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Title: Investing ( Bitcoin OFC ) Post by: i545318 on November 15, 2013, 01:18:22 PM I have only earned very little bitcoin since my rise through a fellow who received heavy donations and set up a somewhat solid foundation of sharing btc amongst it's users.
Ive noticed something though, I keep track of stock markets in the past, " I still remember the .76/100 when the earthquake plummeted Tokyo Japan.I saw their market fall like a sinker in frozen lake fishing. It's not that I want to throw rocks at investors to sell their bitcoin looking for a bearish trend. These past few weeks the estimated 33usd/btc I own has come up to 55usd/btc. 72 hours or less or that's how I feel. It reminded me to diversify, expand, and left me thinking of numbers that of a fisher investments portfolio. When the bitcoin market falls? Does it make a person rich? Would anyone be crazy to purchase a retirement savings account just for bitcoin? Were already mid November and I still have not completed a full btc/usd conversion, I emailed coinbase, they had spunk, everything for them sounds just right, 1 dollar to no minimum but I have not done it yet. Anyone else out there waiting for bitcoin to plummet? I545318 1F15zSWizxupaknq3GkL7Ahmzu2p7DJyM https://i.imgur.com/giCVmji.gif Title: Re: Investing ( Bitcoin OFC ) Post by: Birdy on November 15, 2013, 02:10:28 PM You must invest in Bitcoin startups if you have the money. Here is one.. https://angel.co/bitcoin-reviewer Just search on the Internet for companies which will accept funding. It's less risky than speculation sometimes. Why are Bitcoin startups less risky? If Bitcoins succeeds, they can still fail. If Bitcoin fails, they will also fail. I think they are even more risky, but could also bring you an even higher reward. (Btw: I'm not speaking about that website, don't know it and didn't even look at it) Quote Anyone else out there waiting for bitcoin to plummet? Yes, in hope to buy some more ^^ |
