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October 06, 2015, 03:18:27 AM |
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I have two methods to turn it into 1500 USD.
Quick way (Unsafe): Day trade potential Altcoin. If you do it right, you can earn a lot of money from it.
Slow way (Safe): Build a website (maybe a faucet) can give out Bitcoin for free. Within half a year you should be getting back your money.
Bonus: Buy and hold Bitcointalk account.
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So sad! This profile does not appear as the #1 result (on anonymous) Google searches anymore.
Time to be active on the crypto forums again? Proud to be one of the few Legendary members of the Sparkie Red Dot!
Gonna put this on my resume if I ever join a cryptocurrency/blockchain industry!
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elite3000
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October 06, 2015, 08:07:29 AM |
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Hey all,
Lets look at the scenario:
You have just been sent around 0.5 BTC by your friend (I haven't). Your job is to increase your wallet stack...how would you go about investing/gaining your funds in the short term.
Please don't comment "Hold on to your bitcoins and wait" thats boring.
Examples:
- Would you dice/satoshi mine some of your coins for profit? - Faucet for a few cents? - Buy altcoins (For a couple days and trade if the satoshi price goes up?
Let me know what you would do!
I would choose the riskier way to grow my bitcoins, which is investing on hyip sites or should I say ponzi sites ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) I like taking risks and quick profit though everyone won't recommend it
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jtalk
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October 06, 2015, 08:20:31 AM |
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When I have such a small amount then I have just two option to increase them first is to buy some digital currency which one is being traded with good value or to go for second option to gamble with this amount.There are always some risks involved too when you try to increase your money anywhere.
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JeWay
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October 06, 2015, 10:17:33 AM |
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Well, if you talking about the amount in USD. I'll just wait til the price increase, cos the amount will also increased. But if you're talking about the amount in the BTC itself, well I will probably do some trading for increase it.
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zzaza
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October 06, 2015, 02:00:10 PM |
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There is no riskless investment. If you want to double your money, no matter what you choose it will be a risk, that you may lose more than you can earn.
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Shinpako09
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October 08, 2015, 02:30:19 AM |
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Since i dont know how to trade and im not skilled player to play in online casino. i would play it in dice site since im a bit lucky right now. Ill take the risk than keeping it in wallet.
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TheGr33k
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October 08, 2015, 02:35:34 AM |
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Hey all,
Lets look at the scenario:
You have just been sent around 0.5 BTC by your friend (I haven't). Your job is to increase your wallet stack...how would you go about investing/gaining your funds in the short term.
Please don't comment "Hold on to your bitcoins and wait" thats boring.
Examples:
- Would you dice/satoshi mine some of your coins for profit? - Faucet for a few cents? - Buy altcoins (For a couple days and trade if the satoshi price goes up?
Let me know what you would do!
Regularly the best thing you can do to increase your bitcoins is not investing them into risky scenarios. You probably should just hold onto the coins you have and invest whatever extra money you have into them. Optionally you can also enter a signature campaign and earn a good amount whenever you have the extra time to post! If you're the risky type you can go hop on a Slots game at a casino, play 10-lines with minimum bet.. It always seems to profit for me like that, but that's not a guarantee just a gut feeling I get! (Until I lose all my bitcoins)
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Proxiebuier
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October 08, 2015, 02:40:10 AM |
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Hey all,
Lets look at the scenario:
You have just been sent around 0.5 BTC by your friend (I haven't). Your job is to increase your wallet stack...how would you go about investing/gaining your funds in the short term.
Please don't comment "Hold on to your bitcoins and wait" thats boring.
Examples:
- Would you dice/satoshi mine some of your coins for profit? - Faucet for a few cents? - Buy altcoins (For a couple days and trade if the satoshi price goes up?
Let me know what you would do!
say NO TO DICE, i will choose trading, buy some altcoin in redline ( super lower price ) and sell it with 20-30 % profit better take smaller profit than take high risk
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TheGr33k
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October 08, 2015, 02:43:24 AM |
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Hey all,
Lets look at the scenario:
You have just been sent around 0.5 BTC by your friend (I haven't). Your job is to increase your wallet stack...how would you go about investing/gaining your funds in the short term.
Please don't comment "Hold on to your bitcoins and wait" thats boring.
Examples:
- Would you dice/satoshi mine some of your coins for profit? - Faucet for a few cents? - Buy altcoins (For a couple days and trade if the satoshi price goes up?
Let me know what you would do!
say NO TO DICE, i will choose trading, buy some altcoin in redline ( super lower price ) and sell it with 20-30 % profit better take smaller profit than take high risk I've been extremely interested in transferring some of my BTC into alts recently because of seeing them blow-up in prices . It would not be a bad investment to pick your favorite new alt-coin, do some research and make sure it's not a pump and dump and invest a little bit ! Saving your bitcoins in cold-storage for price jumps has proven to be the most effective for those who had the idea 2-years+ ago.
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Proxiebuier
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October 08, 2015, 02:46:03 AM |
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Hey all,
Lets look at the scenario:
You have just been sent around 0.5 BTC by your friend (I haven't). Your job is to increase your wallet stack...how would you go about investing/gaining your funds in the short term.
Please don't comment "Hold on to your bitcoins and wait" thats boring.
Examples:
- Would you dice/satoshi mine some of your coins for profit? - Faucet for a few cents? - Buy altcoins (For a couple days and trade if the satoshi price goes up?
Let me know what you would do!
say NO TO DICE, i will choose trading, buy some altcoin in redline ( super lower price ) and sell it with 20-30 % profit better take smaller profit than take high risk I've been extremely interested in transferring some of my BTC into alts recently because of seeing them blow-up in prices . It would not be a bad investment to pick your favorite new alt-coin, do some research and make sure it's not a pump and dump and invest a little bit ! Saving your bitcoins in cold-storage for price jumps has proven to be the most effective for those who had the idea 2-years+ ago. if you are a daily trader, you will know, when you must buy and when you must sell, im trade at Bittrex, and i can make 30-50 % /week
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TheGr33k
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October 08, 2015, 02:49:23 AM |
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Hey all,
Lets look at the scenario:
You have just been sent around 0.5 BTC by your friend (I haven't). Your job is to increase your wallet stack...how would you go about investing/gaining your funds in the short term.
Please don't comment "Hold on to your bitcoins and wait" thats boring.
Examples:
- Would you dice/satoshi mine some of your coins for profit? - Faucet for a few cents? - Buy altcoins (For a couple days and trade if the satoshi price goes up?
Let me know what you would do!
say NO TO DICE, i will choose trading, buy some altcoin in redline ( super lower price ) and sell it with 20-30 % profit better take smaller profit than take high risk I've been extremely interested in transferring some of my BTC into alts recently because of seeing them blow-up in prices . It would not be a bad investment to pick your favorite new alt-coin, do some research and make sure it's not a pump and dump and invest a little bit ! Saving your bitcoins in cold-storage for price jumps has proven to be the most effective for those who had the idea 2-years+ ago. if you are a daily trader, you will know, when you must buy and when you must sell, im trade at Bittrex, and i can make 30-50 % /week I've traded Stocks and Forex, but I have never tried trading crypto's.. Is it a similar experience or do you have any frame of reference?
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Proxiebuier
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October 08, 2015, 02:53:24 AM |
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Hey all,
Lets look at the scenario:
You have just been sent around 0.5 BTC by your friend (I haven't). Your job is to increase your wallet stack...how would you go about investing/gaining your funds in the short term.
Please don't comment "Hold on to your bitcoins and wait" thats boring.
Examples:
- Would you dice/satoshi mine some of your coins for profit? - Faucet for a few cents? - Buy altcoins (For a couple days and trade if the satoshi price goes up?
Let me know what you would do!
say NO TO DICE, i will choose trading, buy some altcoin in redline ( super lower price ) and sell it with 20-30 % profit better take smaller profit than take high risk I've been extremely interested in transferring some of my BTC into alts recently because of seeing them blow-up in prices . It would not be a bad investment to pick your favorite new alt-coin, do some research and make sure it's not a pump and dump and invest a little bit ! Saving your bitcoins in cold-storage for price jumps has proven to be the most effective for those who had the idea 2-years+ ago. if you are a daily trader, you will know, when you must buy and when you must sell, im trade at Bittrex, and i can make 30-50 % /week I've traded Stocks and Forex, but I have never tried trading crypto's.. Is it a similar experience or do you have any frame of reference? if you trader at forex and stock you can try use huobi it's similliar like forex (not all), u can use leverage system altcoin trader is very diffirent with forex, the risk is higher because dev can run away anytime
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TheGr33k
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October 08, 2015, 02:57:33 AM |
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Hey all,
Lets look at the scenario:
You have just been sent around 0.5 BTC by your friend (I haven't). Your job is to increase your wallet stack...how would you go about investing/gaining your funds in the short term.
Please don't comment "Hold on to your bitcoins and wait" thats boring.
Examples:
- Would you dice/satoshi mine some of your coins for profit? - Faucet for a few cents? - Buy altcoins (For a couple days and trade if the satoshi price goes up?
Let me know what you would do!
say NO TO DICE, i will choose trading, buy some altcoin in redline ( super lower price ) and sell it with 20-30 % profit better take smaller profit than take high risk I've been extremely interested in transferring some of my BTC into alts recently because of seeing them blow-up in prices . It would not be a bad investment to pick your favorite new alt-coin, do some research and make sure it's not a pump and dump and invest a little bit ! Saving your bitcoins in cold-storage for price jumps has proven to be the most effective for those who had the idea 2-years+ ago. if you are a daily trader, you will know, when you must buy and when you must sell, im trade at Bittrex, and i can make 30-50 % /week I've traded Stocks and Forex, but I have never tried trading crypto's.. Is it a similar experience or do you have any frame of reference? if you trader at forex and stock you can try use huobi it's similliar like forex (not all), u can use leverage system altcoin trader is very diffirent with forex, the risk is higher because dev can run away anytime Yeah, I don't like putting all my money into the hands of someone who could've potentially invented this thing specifically to steal my money ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif)
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October 08, 2015, 04:06:41 AM |
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i would try investing some of it into different coins hoping that i made the right choice then make some profit and also do some faucets to atleast increase my coins in some ways
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Blawpaw
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October 08, 2015, 04:39:43 AM |
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I guess I could trade it or I could gamble it. Betting on the right games could make you some good profits but it also can take it all in a blink of an eye. Be very careful with both options
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October 08, 2015, 04:40:36 AM |
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Martingale
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October 08, 2015, 05:38:27 AM |
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I guess I could trade it or I could gamble it. Betting on the right games could make you some good profits but it also can take it all in a blink of an eye. Be very careful with both options
I see you're advertising for a gambling site. Surely you're familiar with how it works, then? The "edge" mentioned in your ad? That tells you how much you'll statistically be losing. In systematic gambling against a random number generator biased in the house's favour, there is no winning. Only losing. Don't play.
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