It's not a good idea for anyone to invest all their funds into Bitcoin knowing that it's erratic and volatile. It is not even advisable on any crypto. For crying out loud, why would anybody do something as thought less as that when there are over 900 cryptos in existence now. But then there are crazy guys out there who may want to think it's a wise investment strategy.
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Buying random cheap coins or from the new coin ico is a risky move if you are planning to have a steady income because it is very risky and there is a chance that you can buy a useless coin and also invest in a new ico coin which is also a useless coin which their team is just going for the money and not for a real project so it is still better to research first before buying anything.
I do not share in the sentiment that cheap coins are risky to buy. Yes, you can say that for ICOs. They are always risky because no one actually knows if they will succeed or not. Even the devs too don't know this until the ICOs are ended. Anyway, my strategy has always been to acquire very cheap coins and hold till they appreciate. I have a few Lisks I bought around $1 a few months ago. Today that portfolio has increased by times five. Ok, did anyone observed the glitch that happened at bitconnect yesterday? The coin went from $123 to $46+ within a few hours. Do you how many were thrown into panic for that? For real, you can't say because a coin is worth more, then it should succeed.
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Of course. Even the most prestigious members of the forum, the most trusted and respected, were once newbies. But besides, the conviction with which WeiMixer expresses himself, without any ambiguity or vagueness, gives him the right to receive the support of those who have decided to join this campaign, since he has given no reason to doubt his honesty.
Spot on! Just like every experienced person was once inexperienced. It baffles me why some participants still express doubt in the campaign they are in. If you doubt that payment won't be made why are you still in? I really don't understand such a mindset. The doubters should be bolted out at once and be replaced with more trusting members.
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I think bitcoin will die if they shutdown the internet. We all know that bitcoin is a digital cryptocurrency and you can just earn it htrough online. So if there's no internet, bitcoin will not exist anymore unless if there is a physical / tangible bitcoin.
You and I know that such a situation you painted will never exist. The Internet has now become a strategic part of this earth. I can't really speak for the other planets. Nothing happens now that involves finances without the involvement of the Internet, be it banking, supply and purchase, communication, aviation, just name it. So, except there's a total annihilation of this earth, the Internet will continue to be useful to man. And if the Internet still exists virtual currencies or cryptos will remain relevant.
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Competition, altcoins are needed to bring competition to bitcoin, nothing good comes from a monopoly so by having altcoins there are more ways for people to make money, to receive payments, it gives us the chance to choose the crypto currency that has the best characteristics for what we are looking for.
This is the major reason Bitcoin is soaring. Without altcoins much popularity and worth wouldn't have been accorded the Bitcoin. Like the popular saying, "you can only know the quality of good in the presence of bad." The altcoins chase in the crypto market gives the Bitcoin devs more determination to make it remain top.
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Now, this thread should be locked up. The topic has been over flogged. Of course we all now know the answer the OP sought as far back as 2010 during the era of steading Bitcoin. Fast forward to 2017, we now know that Bitcoin is money! Simple and short. Please, lock up this thread to prevent spamming! It should be dead.
Enough...
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There are many ways to earn bitcoin online. I think most of the beginners starts from faucets just like me. And if you have gained knowledge about bitcoin you could start joining signature campaigns just like what I am doing right now. You can also start trading, all you have to do is have research and investment. There are so many ways to earn, you just need to find what suits you the most.
You are right but remember that many who started with faucets didn't know it was pure slavery. I started that way too. Knowing what I know now I wouldn't have gone a pole close to faucets. It's a waste of time and resources claiming from faucets. On the other hand, one can offer one's skills for a job online to earn Bitcoin. Website designing, engineering, writing and editing, just name them, are ways to earn Bitcoin online.
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Bitcoin is a ticket wherever you go. Thanks to him you can earn a lot of money without much effort and buy everything you need including a ticket to any point of our planet or galaxy.
Bitcoin isnt there yet. It isn't yet a ticket anywhere you go here on earth let alone heaven. I guess OP mere wrote figuratively on the kind of ecstacy the knowledge or experience of having Bitcoin gives. The joy that comes with knowing Bitcoin which one can't even feel is fiat is endless.
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OP, how do we verify that you post everyday? Your post count since your registration doesn't tell us that given the time you registered here.
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Why do people just keep asking same question over and over?
Everyone will just try to mention a coin which they have a huge bag
Thank you for mentioning this. It beats my sanity each time the same questions are asked over and over. Sure, I kmow I have read something like this here before now. It's needless. I will suggest the moderators begin to clamp down on repetitive threads.
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At this point Ethereum is better than BTC, with faster and cheaper transactions. I think soon Ethereum exceeds the Bitcoin market cap.
You may be right about the ease of transactions but aren't we also talking of the values these two coins hold? We should also be concerned with how fast they appreciate in monetary terms. I think at this time the race is between Bitcoin and Bitcoincash, not with Ethereum.
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If you're looking to make any sort of profit from cryptocurrency and you're just starting out, what do you think is the minimum starting investment you ought to put into it?
Yes, I know "you should only put in what you're willing to lose" but surely there should be a barest minimum, right?
EDIT: If you don't mind sharing, how much did you start with?
Words are relative in meaning, you know? What is minimum can not truly be defined as every poster has his own definition of it. Just like no two words mean the same in English Language. They can only be nearest in meaning. For this, I will treat your post based on the edited part. I actually started mine early this year with 20dogecoins on Poloniex lending. The coins were earned from a faucet site. So, I can say one could even start with a free investment.
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If Satoshi did, then that is something that we should never be worried about, because what is the point of bitcoin-decentralization if it's fate would only depend on Satoshi. That guy (Satoshi) has a vision of Bitcoins becoming the future global payment method, which is why I don't believe that he would sell ALL his Bitcoins too early. Anyway, what are you pointing out on this topic, mate? I am curious about what you have there in mind. ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) I quite agree with you. The point you raised in the first paragraph is very valid. Whether Satoshi sold all his holdings it not, whether he's still alive or not are all immaterial now. The Bitcoin technology has risen to the point that other cryptos have been born out of it and of the fact that splits will occur from time to time even from Bitcoin itself. Truth be told, Bitcoin is bigger than Satoshi now...
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Bitcoin is already taxed! Whether we intelligently accept this or ignorantly argue it, there's tax placed on Bitcoin whenever we make any transaction with Bitcoin. Of course whenever we make conversion into fiat the tax becomes obvious as banks exemplify this. Also, don't miners get paid through our transactions? Shouldn't we equate that as tax too. Anyway, tax or no tax, I don't see this affecting the usage of Bitcoin.
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where should i invest and why ?
Wow, that's huge. I think you need a manager. You can invest in ethereum or ripple. These two coins are the best for investment I think. I really didn't want to comment on this thread until I saw this post...Ripple? Are you serious? Gosh! Is that even a coin? I won't even touch that with a long pole. You may want to advise him to invest in dogecoins instead...Lol. No, both are same. OP, in case you still haven't found what you want to invest on I will suggest you look into this new coin: Binance. It should be a nice buy. You can split between waves, Lisk, bitconnect and binance.
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i dont trade other than poloniex, i think poloniex is a good exchanger. and its troublesome if i go to other exchanger also there is no 100% chance the deposit and withdraw didnt take a long time
I guess Polo is getting a lot of love here on this. They better not fumble on this thumb's up they are getting now because it was pretty bad at some point in the past whe I started with them early this year. I also traded solely on Poloniex but have added another exchange. And to what OP is asking...I don't think it would work out considering the delay in btc transactions and the volatility of price action. Before one gets through buying from one exchange and attempting to sell off at another exchange the price would have changed.
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I am actually living my dreams at the moment but I think I can dream even more with Bitcoin and so I'm consciously saving as much as I can so that i can maybe buy a car, a house ,or foot a pressing bill etc. when it becomes necessary. It's one of my ways of diversifying my investments.
Really? I would like to understand this dream. Honestly, I should think that owning a house and a mobility are part of anyone's dreams. Can someone live their dreams without these?
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thanks to the bitcoin i am a new rich man now , and i think it will made richer
You can say that again with the continuous awareness and demand around Bitcoin and other cryptos. Many more wealth will be created as time goes on. With each passing day I see the reality of the virtual currency era taking the world by surprise. All thanks to Satoshi.
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I seriously doubt that altcoins will see more usage than Bitcoin in the future. Bitcoin has the best developer resources and the greatest acceptance as a method of payment in the real world. Most altcoins are only traded for Bitcoin and have no real market of their own.
Altcoins are a testing ground for new features. The best may be integrated into Bitcoin later. Besides that, there's a lot of innovation happening in Bitcoin development.
I do agree that Bitcoin had a first-mover advantage. But it wouldn't be the most dominant cryptocurrency today without the hard work and improvements done by Core developers.
We never can conclusively say no altcoin can overtake Bitcoin in popularity and usage. Times and climates do change. We should also expect this here. Most people didn't give BCH a chance but today that coin is around $820 barely 20 days after it was born. Who knows it may supercede Bitcoin in the future.
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