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6341  Economy / Gambling / Re: UK Gambling Commission says UK based sites need a license! on: June 26, 2015, 04:06:51 PM
why on earth am I being made to feel like a criminal for wanting to bet with bitcoin??

You are not being made to feel like a criminal for wanting to bet with BTC , it is not about betting with BTC or FIAT just that UK residents isnt allowed to bet at an unlicensed gambling sites and unfortunate most of BTC gambling sites are unlicensed.
These unlicensed gambling sites has no other option than to comply with the regulation otherwise there is a chance that their business might be taken down or that I suspect there is some serious threat from the UK gambling commision judging from how quick all of this site comply to them

And how long before the American Gambling Commissions  go down the same route?

Soon I guess, with UK gambling commision going hard for all this illegal gambling activities then I suspect the US will be heading the same road soon. These aggresive move is to prevent a random guy from opening an illegal gambling sites out of nowhere and think that he could got away from the regulation
6342  Economy / Economics / Re: I need bitcoin to be $690 to break even.....will I make it? on: June 26, 2015, 09:02:42 AM
i value them also based on future potential value, but that is in relation to the exchange rate.

Your statement is quite contradicting each another ( the first and the second ). Basically if you are base-ing it on future potential value then you do not need to worry about the current exchange rate. With that being said, this is what most bag holder sees, they left out the current exchange rate and keep on holding because they do believe that BTC has a potential to go until 4 figures at least ( in term of price not value ). You are not doing it right because you are focusing yourself on the current exchange rate if you really value them by their future potential value

Also that you should note that there is a different between "value" and "price" . BTC with no doubt got some potential value in the future but that doesnt mean that this value will go along with its price

because the important thing IMO is, of course, purchasing power.

Standard things of economy, supply and demands. Which means that according to this theoretically , the price will increase in the future because the supply is fixed on 21M supply but only if there is a demands on it which means that mass adoptions is indeed needed for this. This is according to theory which alot of bagholder hold their principle on which is also the reason why they keep on holding and waiting despite that they could get some profit from a small rally or rebound
6343  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin as a Retirement Account on: June 26, 2015, 08:40:21 AM
My research shows that if the bitcoin becomes the "de facto" world currency then based on the current World GDP (not that it might grow later) it can easily reach 1m$ / coin , if the majority of population will use it de facto.

And that is only if they just put their piggy banks in it. If they put in serious money, it can be even higher!

"IF" words actually shows that you are uncertain about your research as well , noticed how many times you use the word "IF" ? that indicate about your uncertainty . Also I doubt you conducted any "research" at all considering that it is only words of yours without any calculations or whatsoever. You should take a look Johny's post just above yours, that is how you should do your "research" , Math and calculations rules this universe

Also that what do you explicitly means for your words "de facto" world currency ( this sounds like a "NOUN")? your statement is quite confusing and a quick search of wikipedia lead me that "de facto" means some thing like "in fact" or "according to fact" . According to which fact are we talking about because you keep on using the word IF?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_facto

How about showing some proof to support your statement instead? Some simple maths will do on why you are saying this is a gold mine instead of too much of IF words there. Basically I am on the side that oppose BTC as a retirement account though ( feel free to dig up my post on this thread regarding my reason on this )

But you can buy it if you want...

 Smiley ( no insult intended whatsoever )



6344  Economy / Economics / Re: How to teach kids about Bitcoin? on: June 26, 2015, 08:01:27 AM
You cant compare video game with BTC. A video games has been always a part of kids life and it is undeniable. A game is a game but BTC isnt a game , it is a currency . Currency that is untouchable and unseenable , of course we do have a physical coins that can be touch and seen but that is just a niche of it because BTC is "virtual" in nature

I didn't say bitcoin is a game, but both of them are virtual thing.

I didnt metion anything about you said it either, I mentioned that you cant compare a video game with BTC because both are not the same kind although both are "virtual" things to begin with  Smiley

So some food for thoughts :
you teach your kids that $1 equal to = 0.003 BTC today then the next days when he realized that $1 is not equal to 0.003 BTC anymore and so on. So your action is? will you teach your kids about how the rate of it could change so much in overnight? basically this is about volatility issue

So do you think the price of a stuff in fiat won't change?[1]
Kids just care about money can buy a stuff, and just show them how much the price of stuff,[2]
and in one click you can show them bitcoin as easier method to buy a stuff than bitcoin in online shop[3].
Kids will never care about the price of stuff is change in tomorrow, since they has bough it.[4]




For the first bolded part, I do think prices in FIAT change as well but it is much easier to explain and doesnt involve alot of decimal numbers to begin with and also that AFAIK most prices in FIAT will always increase . Rather with BTC, value is going up and down the whole day which is not understandable for kid



For the second bolded part, it seems like this statement doesnt indicate thing about "teaching kids about BTC" but rather "buy them their favourite toys with BTC" .

As for the red colored part, this is what I keep on pointing from my previous post. Basically the price of each stuff are in FIAT which means that the value differ each day ( or even minutes ) which of course will raise awareness of kids on why such things happen and this is what my food for thoughts is. My question stands, what will you tell them about the value that is increasing and decreasing in a day?

P.S : this will be a question to anyone that wants to counter my argument as well, feel free to give a shot .



For the third bolded part, with just some numbers on a plastic you can get anything you want with a single click as well ( Im merely pointing this to Credit Card if you dont know what I meant ). Much easier to teach kids about some magical plastic card that could buy some stuff eh?



As for the fourth bolded part, it is almost the same as the second bolded part . It is nothing about teaching kids about it rather buy kids their favourite toys with BTC
6345  Economy / Economics / Re: Is it better to save money or invest it? on: June 26, 2015, 07:20:47 AM
the thing is to invest save a part and save invest the other part soo in some property

What are you trying to say exactly? it seems like your statement is pretty much reversed

P.S : corrected it to make it much more comprehendable

soo this is one way to save money since they will get more value.

First of all you should know how to differentiate both of this term, Investing and Saving, because it seems that you have the tendency to keep on messing up between saving and investing . First of all , both are actually different although both have the same thing in common which is "save" your money. The difference of this both term is in how do you point your view towards it (quote below)

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do you save it for future usage or do you save it to gain more ? 

Basically if you are saving for future usage as in for retirement , emergency usage and such then it is classified as saving , not investing . If you are "saving" to gain more than this means you are seeing it as another form of capital for you to gain more which means this is classified as investing
6346  Economy / Economics / Re: How to teach kids about Bitcoin? on: June 26, 2015, 07:02:47 AM
Explaining something that is "unreal" which is especially untouchable by a kids is a pretty much a bad idea

I don't know exactly what you mean about unreal. If you mean unreal is a virtual thing, then there is a video game. Kids like to play it, and I think it doesn't matter if we just teach other virtual thing like bitcoin.

You cant compare video game with BTC. A video games has been always a part of kids life and it is undeniable. A game is a game but BTC isnt a game , it is a currency . Currency that is untouchable and unseenable , of course we do have a physical coins that can be touch and seen but that is just a niche of it because BTC is "virtual" in nature

The bolded part indicate that it is will be hard for kids to learn about this stuff.
So you show them price of the stuff in bitcoin currency.

I have voiced my concern regarding this , mainly because prices of the stuff will be in USD ( or any other currency ) which means that this will differ each day because of the BTC volatility . Also not to mention about the decimal value which could be quite confursing for kids at their young ages

i.e $10 = 0.0378 BTC and $11 = 0.04017 for today and it will be different tomorrow depending on the rate tomorrow

From the example above you would see that it would be confusing for some kids that the each increment of $1 in BTC will generate a different decimal number each day depending on the rate

P.S : Do note that this is a rough count of the price and I am using USD to make the calculations much simpler

Teaching kids about BTC is pretty much very different than teaching kids about money.

There are few concerns of mine regarding this

#1 BTC mostly use up decimal value for the smaller sum i.e $1 = 0.003xxxx which is hard for kids to comprehend things about decimal
     value in such young ages

#2 The price of BTC is too volatille. It may be a 0.003xx for $1 today and it might hit 0.004xx tomorrow so since the price is unstable 
     and volatille it is not suitable to teach kids about it and it will require you to explain the whole things on how this numbers change up
     each day and that would be complicated things to do

#3 Teaching kids something that is untouchable and cannot be see is like teaching kids about some fairy tales story

Conclusion on how to teach kids about BTC : dont teach them something that is not comprehendable by them yet

If you said that, so do you think money is not complicated too? There are currency exchange rate, inflation, deflation, interest, etc in money case. But, a parents don't teach kids yet because that's not important to them. So, why you need teach them about volatility of bitcoin. Just tell him how use and save it.

FIAT isnt so complicated because it has a fix "number" . $1 will always stay as $1 note no matter how big the inflation rate is , what matter about inflation is that $1 wont be useable anymore to buy some stuff but still $1 will still be a $1 note.
With BTC the value of it differ each day depending on the current rate which is quite confusing especially because it is involving decimal number for it , this is confusing for kids

As for the bolded part, Im not quite sure if you mean tell them how to "send" BTC or how to "use" BTC . Basically one couldnt use BTC to buy some stuff without knowing about the price but if you meant how to "send" BTC then it is pretty much just a single click on your wallet



So some food for thoughts :
you teach your kids that $1 equal to = 0.003 BTC today then the next days when he realized that $1 is not equal to 0.003 BTC anymore and so on. So your action is? will you teach your kids about how the rate of it could change so much in overnight? basically this is about volatility issue



When I joined this forum I saw a thread where a Dad was teaching his Daughter (7-10 years old, if I remember correctly) on how to use bitcoins

Back then I remembered we are still using a whole BTC because it is pretty cheap rather than 0.xxxx BTC to express $1 and volatility isnt a major issue back then

a basic understanding on how to spend send and receive bitcoins will suffice and later on when they grow up they can be taught other technical aspects of it.

I'd say teach them how to send and receive only without relying on the current rate of BTC for that moment. Basically things with "spend" involve the current rate of it in FIAT as most stuff have the prices on FIAT so this will simplify things if you are going to teach your kids about BTC and stuff

P.S : I could be wrong about the spend and send stuff
6347  Economy / Economics / Re: Will a bank being hacked boost adoption of bitcoin? on: June 26, 2015, 06:06:23 AM
That's why I own more and more cryptocurrency But regarding the hacking, he had no insider - it was pure exploitation of technology.

You are making your argument sounds like crypto is not hackable though. It is no doubt that crypto especially BTC is much more secure than a traditional bank however it doesnt meant it is a top notch security and is not hackable. The history of BTC is pretty much full of hacking incident especially that occured on a few exchanger several months ago and not to mention the MT. GOX "incident"

All banks can be hacked
-snip-
So the entire model is not secure because you have to rely on people. Bitcoin is different

BTC is absolutely different but again it is still hackable. With all the hacking that occured throughout the world and also alot of bank robbery that happened , it will take more than that to shift people's choice into BTC as an alternative to secure their belonging.
Mainly the reason for that will be that because not everyone know such tech-things or that people will still have some confidence with banks because it has been some sort of "tradition" or "common sense" to secure your money in a bank ( even you learned it when you are in your elementary stages that you need to save your money in a bank )
6348  Economy / Economics / Re: I need bitcoin to be $690 to break even.....will I make it? on: June 25, 2015, 07:54:43 PM
the problem is that many people would avoid using it if they know they can lose the value of what they're transferring by 10% or more in a matter of minutes or even seconds.

This is not a big issue if you are a business owner that accepts BTC because you can always use some sort payment processor to convert the price into BTC equivalent with the current rate. However if you are merely pointing this in the point of view of a customer than it is a risk that someone should take if they are using BTC as payment method.

On the other hand, if you are dealing with larger amount of transactions then there is an advantages of using BTC which is that you will pay less fee for the transaction which is a good deal and of course no question asked even if you are dealing hundreds thousand of dollars overnight unlike FIAT transaction in a bank

Personally I wouldn't keep my life savings in BTC it's just too risky (not only financially but also in terms of regulation, account can get hacked etc.)

With the current volatility, it is pretty bad decision of course to relly on BTC as a life savings but if you are a fan of security then it is pretty much safer to relly on BTC rather than traditional banking system if you know how to secure them properly .
Not only that BTC is vulnureable to a hacking but a banking system could be hacked as well, it is a delusion to think that your life saving is save at a bank account because both is hackable but BTC is much better in term of security

6349  Economy / Economics / Re: Making Bitcoin safer for the mainstream...could be catalyst for growth! on: June 25, 2015, 07:33:29 PM
Anything which tracks you is not good for you regardless of your involvement in illegal activities or not.

This is pretty much double standards, at one point it is great things which means that there will be less illegal activities that is involving BTC for the transactions and this would serve more confidence for people to start using it as this means it is the same as traditional FIAT which is regulated and trackable with difference that this will be in digital form

However on the other hands for those who have been involved in BTC then this totally means doom, basically because we dont know anything wether our coins has been tainted with illegal activites or not. People will be suspected for their involvement in an illegal activites if their coins are tainted with that stuff

So this is a more to a double standards things which is good for some point however it is not a good thing for some side. Depending on wether if you are new in crypto or not then this will makes such different benefit or loss for some people

Freedom, privacy, these are our rights and we were born with it.

Freedom doesnt exist anymore. Too many things are being regulated recently and people cant go freely anywhere they want and do stuff they like without having to worry about breaking some laws or so.

6350  Economy / Gambling / Re: BetterBets.io - Bitcoin Casino ★DICE★HORSE RACING★Introducing NEW Power PLINKO! on: June 25, 2015, 06:01:51 PM
I think there is a chance maybe some people hold back playing here because they like affiliate system 

Some people do love to lure people in for some extra earning in a gambling sites without them having to play by themselves , no doubt about it. However do note that this could be abused easily, so some extra precautions for this system is a must if you guys decided to launch an affiliate system for betterbets eventually

even if we offer more benefits currently.

Some people just got fond enough with their current site and not being able to let it go and try the other site.

I spoke with Lobos about creating it, there is no current timeline for when it will be done. I can openly say that he was very keen to the idea, and to him the creation is not difficult to do or maintain.

No doubt that he will be able to create , afterall he is the magician that created betterbets  Wink

Considering we will have at least 6 games by Christmas of this year

Cant wait for this !

why not give back to the people who help promote it through referrals.

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Why not give it back to the ... 

Well this reminds me of something that I have thought about before (not sure if I have told you this before ). Instead of giving 10 % of the house edge for the affiliation system, I think it is a good idea to do some sort of rakeback for the players as because not everyone is fond to spread referall link and prefer to bet on their own then doing some rakeback for 10 % of the house edge would be a good idea as well for those players ( it could be less depending on how you want it though )

Not saying that you should drop the affiliation system but this rakeback idea is good enough to consider as well, might be great to lure in some more players as there are no site to offer this yet ( I may be wrong on this )



It actually does change color in the very center of the wheel

I didnt notice this as well until I read your post, thought the colours of the ball is always the same

Just tested the game, but I need to wait so long time till the wheel hit the payout (around a minute for each wheel)

Are you using firefox? firefox seems to be not responsive enough for the new plinkoo game (happened to me with firefox)

even more if I move to another tabs while waiting, is it happened on your end?

The animations stop if you are switching to another tab

One more thing, is there any options to do a rain bets on the plinko?

You can expect this to be soon enough !  Smiley
6351  Economy / Economics / Re: How to teach kids about Bitcoin? on: June 25, 2015, 05:36:10 PM
If bitcoins get included in their studies it will no longer be a distraction as it will be a part of their studies.

It will not happen I can ensure you about this . Firstly, it is because each country has their own ministry of Education , whose job is to assign a suitable curriculum as well as books for the country's education system. This means that there is no chance for BTC to be included in children's education
Secondly, BTC is suitable for young teens most likely then childrens. Even most adult are having trouble with tech-things which I have doubt that BTC isnt suitable to be introduced to a children especially that BTC is considered as something that is "unreal" (virtual)

As I said before, we just need to explain bitcoin for kids as an "other money" to buy their stuff.

Explaining something that is "unreal" which is especially untouchable by a kids is a pretty much a bad idea

they need to know how to use internet & learn how to calculate decimal value

The bolded part indicate that it is will be hard for kids to learn about this stuff.



Teaching kids about BTC is pretty much very different than teaching kids about money. There are few concerns of mine regarding this

#1 BTC mostly use up decimal value for the smaller sum i.e $1 = 0.003xxxx which is hard for kids to comprehend things about decimal
     value in such young ages

#2 The price of BTC is too volatille. It may be a 0.003xx for $1 today and it might hit 0.004xx tomorrow so since the price is unstable 
     and volatille it is not suitable to teach kids about it and it will require you to explain the whole things on how this numbers change up
     each day and that would be complicated things to do

#3 Teaching kids something that is untouchable and cannot be see is like teaching kids about some fairy tales story

Conclusion on how to teach kids about BTC : dont teach them something that is not comprehendable by them yet
6352  Economy / Gambling / Re: BetterBets.io - Bitcoin Casino ★DICE★HORSE RACING★Introducing NEW Power PLINKO! on: June 25, 2015, 05:01:39 PM
Would probably be similar to Primedice as we feel theirs is quite fair (10% of 1% of house edge). If anyone feels this is a good or bad idea please explain so we can receive input from all sides, thanks.

10 % of the 1% house edge would means that you guys as the application owner is giving away 20 % of what you earned (that is quite a sacrifice there I'd say). I know that Ryan is never a fan of referall link so I doubt that he will be building a referall affiliation then does this means this will be built outside of the moneypot system? If it is outside of moneypot system then this will require quite hard work to check on it daily , no?

Also that having an affiliation system is a great thing to consider for a site in term of boosting their marketing and stuff however please note that this is not always a strategy that will bring more players to the site as some sites even suceed without affiliate system , like bustabit for example

tl;dr : Yes it is good but will not always brings a good player conversion rate also it can be easily abused, so beware

6353  Economy / Gambling / Re: ➫ ➬ ➫ ➬ LUCKYB.IT ★ +1.4M bets ★ +68k BTC wagered on: June 25, 2015, 02:37:23 PM
do all people win at least something or it might be hard to win?

No , not everyone win during the HappyHour and it is not hard to win because it is just matter of pure luck ( and internet connection I guess )

also how is it possible to claim it when there are a lot of people posting as you have to complete some kind of captcha in chat?

The bot will select user that is chatting on the chatbox randomly and there will be alot of spam people trying to spam of course (thankfully there will be mods to handle this spam ). If you are selected then the chat-lotto will give you a question that you need to answer by providing the correct answer and your wallet address in 30 seconds.
The question will not be hard, most people will get it right instantly unless they have a bad connection and 30 seconds exceeded

i.e Which is body parts from these words : ears, food , 47 and school

6354  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin trading strategy on: June 25, 2015, 10:52:31 AM
No it is not this case. Basically you are seeing this from the price perspective that is why you and most people are getting the wrong thoughts on it. It is not about the price but merely about what price are you gonna buy it at

i.e I bought at $240 and sell at $242. Im thinking that I am a winner while the buyer is a loser ( this is from the traders perspective, my point of view as well) however Deisik and Borisz pointed out that this isnt always the case because someone that bought at $242 do need the BTC for other stuff which means that in his own point of view he is a winner as well because he got the BTC at the price that he desired for

It doesnt actually matter on how he will spend it because what matter the most is on what price is he buying it at and someone who bought BTC at his desired price is a winner as well.

P.S : hope this clears out , basically this whole things is caused by my silly quote that is only viewing it from a trader's point of view

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So without knowing what I'll use my coins for, it is hard to say who has lost. If you win, good for you, but that doesn't automatically mean that the other party has made a bad deal. It all depends on the perspective.

There is no no way to know what the others will do with the coins purchased. Everyone who purchased at this desired prices is indeed a winner no matter what he is using it for if we left out the "trading" and "purchasing" part.
The fact is someone willing to buy at X prices means that he wants it at the X prices , if he dont then he can always look for the other prices , this means that he bought at his desired prices despite what he will be doing with it later on

(No insults intended anywhere)


Of course not, having a conversation and discussion about a thing is a good way to correct yourself as well. I am pretty much open to be corrected by anyone who thinks that my argument might be wrong or missleading. Feel free to counter me up whenever you encounter my misleading post or hit me up for discussion through PM  Wink

that stuff is $ $240 in fiat money but in btc its worth only $220 so that its mean that you won or earn a profit by doing that . That is my only point.

This is what Borisz wrote exactly, however even if you are buying something for lost . I'd say that it doesnt matter, you are a winner as long as you bought at your desired prices

6355  Economy / Economics / Re: Is it better to save money or invest it? on: June 25, 2015, 10:17:24 AM
as buffett says:

Sadly not everyone is Warren Buffet and harder truth would be that not everyone will have the same luck and be the next Warren Buffet. I would make the same things as well if I born at the same time when he was born.
Every single person that tried to copy how someone lives doesnt know how to live their life in a proper way

Saving money in bank is better than investing
-snip-
While saving in bank, you can use it at any time without any restriction. Smiley
 

Care to explain what do you mean without any restriction? AFAIK , there is no restriction to invest in anything as well but if you actually meant that there is no risk then I would say you need to revise your post. Mainly because everything is risky to begin with and there will be nothing that is left without any risk. Even saving in a bank or putting your money under a mattress is pretty much risky as you seem to forget that there are some risk about the inflation that is keep on happening yearly

Depending on what you are needing it for I'd say, either saving or investing has a different purposes based on this, is it for future usage or is it as a capital to gain you some profit? . Any option of these two bear some risk and the only difference would be how risky it is if you are to compare it with each another .


My opinion is that Litecoin is a failed and failing coin.

Indeed, I have the same opinion as well. Sign is there that it is declining, might be another few years to see if this coins will survive or not

Alt coin trading is the hardest and riskiest investment.

You should revise your post regarding this. Trading is not an investment. You cant say that it is trading when you are keeping stash of your coins and to sell them just a year later on if the p. Investment is much more about holding while trading is much more about buy and sell activity at the marketplace
6356  Economy / Speculation / Re: BITCOIN going up or down on: June 25, 2015, 10:01:30 AM
Ups and down are the part of bussiness 
It depends on how much electricity and computing power it takes to mine them

You have much to learn about this sad truth. No it is not depends on the miners solely but the truth is that it depends on the traders that manipulated the price. Miners dumping their mined coin have less effect to the price as it has been going on for quite some time and people barely noticed the effect of it.

thus the cost of mining will go up.   

You should note that there will be no one that mine BTC anymore if mining isnt profittable for them and it is quite delusional to say that once cost of mining will increase then the price will increase as well .
Manipulation will still be there to manipulate wether the price will go up or down even if the cost of mining > BTC price and the fact that people think that if miners stop dumping their mined coins then the price will increase then it is a delusion BTC.

There are about 144 blocks daily which is 144 x 25 = 3600 BTC daily to add to the total supply in circulation and not every single BTC mined will be dump to the market instantly. Which means that this conclude my statement that miners isnt the major factor to consider if you are looking for a reason of the price decline
6357  Economy / Speculation / Re: BITCOIN going up or down on: June 25, 2015, 08:25:47 AM
What do you mean 2015 hasn't been a pleasant year for Bitcoin??

You should have noticed that in the early 2015 the price has been dropping to a bottom of rock of $170 ~ (btc-e) this is an unpleasant things for BTC especially it is happening when there is a BTC conference ongoing the same year . Most people are judging about wether BTC is dead or not based on the price of it, so with the declining of the price we could say that this is indeed a miserable year for BTC to start with.

However on the other hand, it seems like the price has been steady for few months ( if you left out the previous rally to ~$260 ) which means this is a good sign that we might be ending this year with a good thing . Steady price is always better if you are talking about mass adoption as most people tend to stay away from volatille stuff

It's been an awesome year so far, Bitcoin is being noticed by bigger companies

BTC has always been noticed by alot of companies. It doesnt matter if companies are noticing BTC because what matter the most will be when will they be accepting BTC as their payment method. The same thing with individual, alot of people have actually heard and notice it but people tend not to use or left it out as FIAT is still more convenience for them to use

and is mentioned more often in the news

It is mentioned more often in a negative news. Cant blame the media anyway as they are just doing their job. Basically it is because people loves to hear more about drug transaction with BTC rather than proposal about the 20mb fork .
6358  Economy / Economics / Re: Is it better to save money or invest it? on: June 25, 2015, 07:58:33 AM
invest your money is always better than to spare them

Better in term of interest gained is pretty much correct however you should note that the higher interest gained then there will be a higher risk as well. Depending on what do you use your money for, actually both saving and investing are almost the same and it depends on how you are using it.
If it is for future usage then saving is the term for it but if it is for capital to gain more than it is an investment. Best thing will be to combine both of them , safe deposits could be the answer for this which involves "saving" and "investing"


choose a long-term investment whit little risk you'll never made ​​a wrong choice.

What would this long term investment be? If there is a risk then there is a chance for you to made a wrong choice and basically that there is nothing safe to begin with and the key to do reduce the risk of an investment will be a financial management rather than going all in with either a long or a short term investment

if you want to earn some , long-term investment is the one to choose

Pretty much a delusion thought I would say. Having a long term investment isnt a guarantee that you will earn some because there is a risk to everything. Also that to "earn some" , you dont need to put it into a long term investment.
You could always choose a short term investment to start "earning some" , rinse and repeat the pattern for a quickswing of profit. If you take a look at the conversation above you would know that altcoins could be a way for "short-term" quickswing of profit



some short term invest is scam like ponzi and hyip

Seriously what are you saying? You should know the difference between an "investment" and a "scam". HYIP / PONZI is never an investment to begin with , it is a scam since day one.
This must be a reason why alot of people are lurking on the investor-based games board and I think you should get yourself educate on how to differ a scam and an investment


6359  Economy / Economics / Re: Is it better to save money or invest it? on: June 25, 2015, 07:32:17 AM
Thats why you buy them first when they are cheap , o you lose the least amount if they fail.

If you are thinking for a quickswing of profit then this is a good move however I will restrain myself if I were you to get altcoin as an investment because most of them are failure and are meant to be for quickswing of profit

Nobody will buy dogecoin now, because its too expensive,and its failing.

Any relevant data for this? Apart from the price keep on stabilizing , I dont see any sign of its failing but it is declining right now. You should note that there is a difference between the words failing and declining. Doges for an investment might worth a shot especially if you do love to get a stash of it however getting an investment with doges shouldnt restrain you from taking a profit if there is a quickswing.
No doubt that doges are wonderfull if you are looking for a quickswing since even 1 satoshi could gained you a high profit if you have some stash of it

Better buy Dubstepcoin or Genius-coin, they are only 10 satoshi, and have a great future ahead of them probably.

Want to here some advice from an altcoin enthusiast? NO as an investment but YES for the Pump and Dump scheme

well not really, big altcoin like dash, monero, litecoin and doge, can be hold for long term investments,

Litecoin as an investment? You got to be kidding, although the price is holding off right now there is a tendency that the value of it keep on declining especially after the recent event of the developers jumping off the ship. However the community for this coins is quite strong, so it will hold off for a few years
6360  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin trading strategy on: June 25, 2015, 04:52:34 AM
for example when he bought 5 btc the price of btc from that time is may we say that $240 per 1 btc and when he spend it the price of his coins was higher than he bought it, so its mean or he could say that he won from that way.

No it is not this case. Basically you are seeing this from the price perspective that is why you and most people are getting the wrong thoughts on it. It is not about the price but merely about what price are you gonna buy it at

i.e I bought at $240 and sell at $242. Im thinking that I am a winner while the buyer is a loser ( this is from the traders perspective, my point of view as well) however Deisik and Borisz pointed out that this isnt always the case because someone that bought at $242 do need the BTC for other stuff which means that in his own point of view he is a winner as well because he got the BTC at the price that he desired for

It doesnt actually matter on how he will spend it because what matter the most is on what price is he buying it at and someone who bought BTC at his desired price is a winner as well.

P.S : hope this clears out , basically this whole things is caused by my silly quote that is only viewing it from a trader's point of view
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