I'm still in profit  Bought when bitcoin was around 100 euro. Sold some when they were at 1000 euro and kept the rest. Pretty good decisions in my opinion. |
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I'd say it's currently a bit safer to lend BTC than it was some time ago when the price fluctuated even more.
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I'd say it's a pretty good investment.
If the price stays somewhat stable until the block reward halving it should rise afterwards.
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This is a sure fire way of getting scammed.
I do not know of any legit services that offer this.
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I am assuming you are talking about youtube? I have never heard of pewdipie, but viewbots would only work for videos I would guess.
My experience with Google ad revenue has been great. I have run multiple sites and supported myself in whole from ad revenue from my sites. Most of the income was coming from local traffic on my blogs.
I have run faucets too, and the ad revenue can vary incredibly depending on the country of the users. Ad clicks from Indonesia never paid more than $0.10 and rarely more than $0.01. On the other hand, valid clicks from the United States rarely paid less than $0.50 and I have had 1 click pay as high as $45.00. So it is just a numbers game.
Damn $45 for just one click... Highest amount I ever got for one click was like $4, and I'm talking about 700k pageviews. Mostly content about technology etc. |
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Investing in just one bitcoin wouldn't give you much profit I'm afraid.
I'd say you'd have to invest in buying at least 50 - 100 BTC.
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yeah was just gonna offer you the same No need to worry about giving anything in return, post an address. |
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Just pointing out another option if you want a safe way to buy btc using your credit card. You can check out Virwox, which accepts either paypal, CC and lots of other payment methods. But be aware that the fees are pretty high, though when buying with CC, you'll always have to pay a higher fee, regardless of what exchange you use. Check out this guide for buying BTC through Virwox: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/VirWoXAnd btw, it will not be instant for your first purchase, I believe you'd have to wait 48 hours to withdraw the bitcoins every first time you use a different payment method. |
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There are 2 other options besides trading here on the forum. You can exchange Paypal for BTC through Virwox. Here's a guide: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/VirWoXOr you can find someone through either Localbitcoins or Paxful. |
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Just go to Virwox, I doubt anyone would sell any BTC for PP to a newbie.
Risk for chargeback, even though it's only 7 dollars.
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You could always look for a pump&dump group, not too sure if that's actually legal though..
Also somewhat unethical in my opinion, but yeah just putting it out there.
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Don't bother doing cloudmining. You could probably invest in an ASIC, and get ROI safer than some shady investments. This you know for sure is an integral part of BTCitcoin
hashnes.com offers you to buy an asic miner and miningsweden.se offers you to purchase an antminer s5 with a power supply and get it delivered to you or start a contract with them! Thanks, I was actually looking for that deal with the s5 antminer, I knew I had read it somewhere and I forgot about it. Currently have a cloudmining contract with Genesis-Mining, pretty satisfied with them too. |
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Trading Bitcoin and alt coins in general has become much harder lately. Volatility is gone and that's a main thing you need for trading. Bitcoin has been relatively stable in the $200-$300 area throughout the year. Also alts are in a complete depression. They keep going down constantly so that's hard for trading.
I am not complaining, screw the trading. I love more that Bitcoin is stable than that I would like to earn some by trading.
I miss the volatility, but can agree that the stability might be better for Bitcoin as a currency. There are still a few altcoins around to make some profit with, made quite a nice profit by buying Bytecoins for 0.00000007 a few months ago and selling when they hit 0.00000024. Might have been pumped without me being aware of it, but still made a nice profit |
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I've always had quite a bit of trust in Cryptsy but now I'm even starting to doubt.
Better play it safe and get out my coins while I still can.
I'm using Poloniex now and I must say that I like their UI more than Crypty's.
Pretty much instant withdrawals too.
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It could just be that some people view it as a relatively short term investment and they are unsure if Bitcoins will hold their value for much longer.
Or people could just lose interest and just get out completely.
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The issue is not greece, but that several contries in europe have serious debt issues.
Europe is financialy and politicaly divided.
True and I believe this will only worsen over time as more countries join the EU. Wouldn't be surprised if the Euro dropped below USD in a few months. |
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So I decided to give bitcoin another try, this time not primarily as an investment which I think will soon gain value to trade for other currencies, but instead as a better way to motivate eachother, especially inside tor where that is I believe the place it is normally used.
What do you mean by using bitcoin as a way to motivate each other? Isn't that exactly why we use money in the first place? |
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It's a better deal than buying one for 10.000 bitcoins, that's for sure. I wouldn't just buy one, I'd buy like a hundred |
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I would probably end up buying a whole lot of bitcoins and keep my current ones.
Hoping the price would rise again due to people buying loads of coins.
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The best way to save money is to keep records of your spending and income.
Review it at the end of every month and adjust your spending accordingly.
I try to save 15% of my income every month, nice little security.
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