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There is a third-party risk when you keep your bitcoins on a website, a lot of us want to avoid this risk but it's interesting to consider the options to invest a portion of your bitcoins holdings and get a positive return instead of having your bitcoins just sit in the wallet.
Just-dice was trusted and successfully returned gains to investors : you could invest in the site bankroll and play against the players with a 1% edge. You had third party risk and a gambling whale could make you lose money.
As of today, freebitco pays daily 4.08% of annual interest on any BTC you keep on the website and bitfinex pays you to lend the bitcoins for traders to short bitcoins, what do you think of these two options and what other options do you know ?
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December 05, 2017, 11:11:01 PM |
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I currently invest in the bankroll of https://www.crypto-games.net?i=UwsU0q6z1qIt's very similar to how just-dice used to be, 1% dice house edge etc, but also has other games with different edges.
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There is a third-party risk when you keep your bitcoins on a website, a lot of us want to avoid this risk but it's interesting to consider the options to invest a portion of your bitcoins holdings and get a positive return instead of having your bitcoins just sit in the wallet.
Just-dice was trusted and successfully returned gains to investors : you could invest in the site bankroll and play against the players with a 1% edge.
As I know just-dice accept only Clam, not BTC, and and are unstable enough( In October price dropped from 0.0023 BTC to 0.0005 BTC 80%!!! the principle is the same, but just-dice additional staking clam and pay around 2.5-3% reward per month.
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December 09, 2017, 01:58:44 PM |
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As of today, freebitco pays daily 4.08% of annual interest on any BTC you keep on the website
You have no clue about how money works. ![Undecided](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/undecided.gif) You have absolutely no idea what bitcoin or a currency is and you have no economic knowledge ![Undecided](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/undecided.gif)
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December 09, 2017, 02:03:33 PM |
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One other that I know of is something on Poloniex - https://poloniex.com/lending#BTC tho rates are really low here. As of today freebitco might be the best option that I know of - you could be gabling with your money on some casinos by donating in their fund and if casino wins money they give you some % although this is not fixed
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You have absolutely no idea what bitcoin or a currency is and you have no economic knowledge ![Undecided](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/undecided.gif) Yeah, I'm only a licensed investment advisor several years running.. . ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) Bitcoin is a commodity - not a currency. You go ahead and throw your money away... you'll get 4% interest a day, but you'll never see that money.
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December 11, 2017, 07:34:42 PM |
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You have absolutely no idea what bitcoin or a currency is and you have no economic knowledge ![Undecided](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/undecided.gif) Yeah, I'm only a licensed investment advisor several years running.. . ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) Bitcoin is a commodity - not a currency. You go ahead and throw your money away... you'll get 4% interest a day, but you'll never see that money. My point was you jumped to conclusion saying I have no idea how money work. I am not advising to invest in freebitco but knowing what you can do with your bitcoins is of interest for me. Obviously there is a third party risk if you deposit your bitcoins on any website, especially if it's not incorporated in a country with higher accountability. BTW, Freebitco pays daily a 4.08% of annual interest rate, not 4.08% per day. What do you do with your bitcoins ?
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December 14, 2017, 01:24:43 PM |
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They say it is better to invest in gambling sites and online casino. Online casinos have low ROI than lending sites. There are many users who 6 figure ROI after few months than to those who have invested in casinos. But make sure that the site you are lending with is established.
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December 14, 2017, 02:01:18 PM |
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try bitfinex lending + coinlend.org tool for maximum profit. ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif)
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December 15, 2017, 02:47:31 PM |
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try bitfinex lending + coinlend.org tool for maximum profit. ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) On coinlend.org, yearly returns : Token Platform Rate Santiment Bitfinex 78.05% US-Dollar Bitfinex 49.28% Litecoin Poloniex 28.39% Euro Bitfinex 24.79% Litecoin Bitfinex 21.39% US-Dollar Quoine 19.97% Factom Poloniex 13.58% Ripple Poloniex 12.17% Dash Bitfinex 6.82% Bitcoin Quoine 5.59% Ether Bitfinex 5.06% NEO Bitfinex 4.69% Bitcoin Bitfinex 4.58% 49.28%/year for US-D on bitfinex, why so much ?
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December 15, 2017, 09:20:44 PM |
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try bitfinex lending + coinlend.org tool for maximum profit. ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) On coinlend.org, yearly returns : Token Platform Rate Santiment Bitfinex 78.05% US-Dollar Bitfinex 49.28% Litecoin Poloniex 28.39% Euro Bitfinex 24.79% Litecoin Bitfinex 21.39% US-Dollar Quoine 19.97% Factom Poloniex 13.58% Ripple Poloniex 12.17% Dash Bitfinex 6.82% Bitcoin Quoine 5.59% Ether Bitfinex 5.06% NEO Bitfinex 4.69% Bitcoin Bitfinex 4.58% 49.28%/year for US-D on bitfinex, why so much ? Is coinlend.org legit? Have you tried it. Would like to hear opinion, the only downside is that there is not any information about this bot being open source or I have missed something. I raise my dubts about it since it's not open source which means I can do a quick look at the code and compile it myself.
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December 15, 2017, 10:21:50 PM |
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There is a third-party risk when you keep your bitcoins on a website, a lot of us want to avoid this risk but it's interesting to consider the options to invest a portion of your bitcoins holdings and get a positive return instead of having your bitcoins just sit in the wallet.
Why ? You can simply keep your bitcoins on a hardware wallet or offline ? Investing bitcoins into loans is also a highly risky way of storing your bitcoins.Chances are,you might never get them back. Just-dice was trusted and successfully returned gains to investors : you could invest in the site bankroll and play against the players with a 1% edge. You had third party risk and a gambling whale could make you lose money.
Yes that seems feasible ,you can checkout my signature [crypto-games.net] if it interests you.Again,this also has it's own risk. As of today, freebitco pays daily 4.08% of annual interest on any BTC you keep on the website and bitfinex pays you to lend the bitcoins for traders to short bitcoins, what do you think of these two options and what other options do you know ?
If both of the website get hacked tomorrow,you will be left with nothing..I don't see no investment when I would end up losing whatever I had without my involvement.
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December 27, 2017, 04:07:02 PM |
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try bitfinex lending + coinlend.org tool for maximum profit. ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) On coinlend.org, yearly returns : Token Platform Rate Santiment Bitfinex 78.05% US-Dollar Bitfinex 49.28% Litecoin Poloniex 28.39% Euro Bitfinex 24.79% Litecoin Bitfinex 21.39% US-Dollar Quoine 19.97% Factom Poloniex 13.58% Ripple Poloniex 12.17% Dash Bitfinex 6.82% Bitcoin Quoine 5.59% Ether Bitfinex 5.06% NEO Bitfinex 4.69% Bitcoin Bitfinex 4.58% 49.28%/year for US-D on bitfinex, why so much ? Is coinlend.org legit? Have you tried it. Would like to hear opinion, the only downside is that there is not any information about this bot being open source or I have missed something. I raise my dubts about it since it's not open source which means I can do a quick look at the code and compile it myself. I haven't try it yet and there is obviously third party risk involved. There is a third-party risk when you keep your bitcoins on a website, a lot of us want to avoid this risk but it's interesting to consider the options to invest a portion of your bitcoins holdings and get a positive return instead of having your bitcoins just sit in the wallet.
Why ? You can simply keep your bitcoins on a hardware wallet or offline ? Investing bitcoins into loans is also a highly risky way of storing your bitcoins.Chances are,you might never get them back. Just-dice was trusted and successfully returned gains to investors : you could invest in the site bankroll and play against the players with a 1% edge. You had third party risk and a gambling whale could make you lose money.
Yes that seems feasible ,you can checkout my signature [crypto-games.net] if it interests you.Again,this also has it's own risk. As of today, freebitco pays daily 4.08% of annual interest on any BTC you keep on the website and bitfinex pays you to lend the bitcoins for traders to short bitcoins, what do you think of these two options and what other options do you know ?
If both of the website get hacked tomorrow,you will be left with nothing..I don't see no investment when I would end up losing whatever I had without my involvement. Yes you eliminate the third party risk by storing bitcoins yourself on a hardware, paper wallet or a brain wallet even you still have a risk of losing your bitcoins through a mistake and you can still have them stolen. Having a small portion of your bitcoins invested is a personal choice many take to have a revenu in bitcoins.
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December 27, 2017, 04:15:42 PM |
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Bitcoin is a commodity - not a currency. It was designed to be electronic cash, but with high fees doesn't look like it anymore. You go ahead and throw your money away... you'll get 4% interest a day, but you'll never see that money.
Freebitco.in already existed when I started Bitcoin, it's a faucet/casino with high house edge. As far as I know, the 4% is legit. I think it's just a very cheap way for them to increase their bankroll. In the past year forks and airdrops have been worth much more than 4% though.
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