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October 26, 2020, 05:17:39 AM
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Let's this topic be [SERIOUS]. I am looking for some genuine and best methods to invest my BTC in.
Please help a friend out as I am not having an active source of Income right now, though have good amount of BTC in hand.

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October 26, 2020, 06:52:23 AM
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lesson one
dont be greedy
lesson two
dont invest hoping for 2x-10x of funds in any way
lesson three
invest small and get out fast at just 1-3% profit

basically if your going to throw your whole hoard into something and wait 6-12 months for the hope of a 200% profit. you are bound to loose faith, loose funds or make silly decisions like 'what if i leave it in a little longer'

instead if you break your hoard into 10 allotments. and only put a buy in at X and then put a sell in at x+3%
you can get orders filled quite often and repeat multiple times
if thet price does not raise by 3% but instead falls. thats ok. you got 9 allotments left. so you can wait until X-5% and put a buy in and then sell that for x-2% to still get 3% from that order

by doing this at 5% spread between orders. you will always have value to buy with even if the price dips by 50%.. and that does not happen very often
but the price swaying 3-6% does. so you can just rinse and repeat

all of them small 3% amounts soon add up. and over a year can be quite a bit
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its better to just 'gamble' on the exchange price fluctuatons. much safer than gambling on new ICO/crapcoin projects.
stick with coins that have longevity and actual real life usage. not promises of usage but no endorsement from industries a crap coin pretends tobe linked to.

and lastly
DONT BE GREEDY
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October 26, 2020, 09:42:41 AM
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I tried almost everything and now have settled to trading. Grid trading.
If you don't want to miss the bull, try good altcoin/bitcoin pair.
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October 28, 2020, 06:52:41 AM
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Let's this topic be [SERIOUS]. I am looking for some genuine and best methods to invest my BTC in.
Please help a friend out as I am not having an active source of Income right now, though have good amount of BTC in hand.

Since you posted this on trading section. I pressume that you are asking for methods that involve trading right. There is no easy way to get profit unless you learn the basics of trading and understand the market how it works. If you have btc at hand, try to make it bigger by doing a simple trading, or yet you can convert this into a an altcoin which you think have potential to grow in price later on.

For income, I dont think you should rely on btc investment. Find a real work and work your ass to earn money. This place is for discussion about bitcoin and blockchain and not jobstreet or jobfinder site. Thats a bad move to rely your expenses on a very volatile kind of investment.
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October 28, 2020, 08:43:51 AM
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I am looking for some genuine and best methods to invest my BTC in.

The only places to invest BTC are lending sites like BlockFi.com(but watch out for scams). Everything else is either a scam or not really an investment of BTC.
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I viewed your profile and your multi talented, a designer and that's surely something to earn with both on the forum and within your locality. It's a cool thing. Anyway, I'm always going to advice you based on what I am used to and that is, trading.
The only challenge your going to have is the know how as it is a field that deals with value and has a lot of technicalities about it. How you've been able to up your game on the knowledge of the field determinines how much wins you would be making in each trade you take. It's a risky way but surely rewarding if you could learn the tricks that plays out in the market. Everything is always displayed before you in the charts. Understanding is key!
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October 28, 2020, 10:03:29 PM
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Hey,

Let's this topic be [SERIOUS]. I am looking for some genuine and best methods to invest my BTC in.
Please help a friend out as I am not having an active source of Income right now, though have good amount of BTC in hand.

For Mods, Please move it to appropriate section but don't delete it.
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Hello.

Here I wrote my article on the topic of earning a cryptocurrency, which is quite an interesting activity and you can earn https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5285097.msg55473853#msg55473853
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November 04, 2020, 03:42:03 PM
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Never put all your eggs in one basket
Invest only what you can afford to lose
Dont be greedy.
Practice the habit that when you already made profit on your investments dont wait for higher profit, or else cause you dont know what will happen next.
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November 04, 2020, 05:25:59 PM
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Never put all your eggs in one basket
Invest only what you can afford to lose
Dont be greedy.
Practice the habit that when you already made profit on your investments dont wait for higher profit, or else cause you dont know what will happen next.
This applies to almost any project! I personally believe to be greedy put you in big danger. Cryptocurrencies would go up but it has opposite picture it can rush down so be smart to take the profit on time. When the shit bag drops and everyone is left holding. There's a simple solution to this problem, stop holding shit bags. 
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November 18, 2020, 04:52:22 AM
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If you are looking for a safe passage, I would suggest utilizing Binance Saving Products. You won't have to stake your BTC for a long time and you get a nice return monthly. As it is Binance, you don't have to worry about the safety of your funds. I mean every exchange is vulnerable but you can't associate SCAM or bankrupt kind of things to Binance.

This is today's saving product: https://www.binance.com/en/support/announcement/3ed1a3ed786f4875b348c60d50683b5c
The last one was this for BTC: https://www.binance.com/en/support/announcement/5c1df9141a1f4453b325d6390752b210

Let's discuss.
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November 18, 2020, 04:54:15 AM
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Hey,

Let's this topic be [SERIOUS]. I am looking for some genuine and best methods to invest my BTC in.
Please help a friend out as I am not having an active source of Income right now, though have good amount of BTC in hand.

For Mods, Please move it to appropriate section but don't delete it.
Thanks!
Hello.

Here I wrote my article on the topic of earning a cryptocurrency, which is quite an interesting activity and you can earn https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5285097.msg55473853#msg55473853

This is time-consuming and effort-seeking while does not work always! - according to my experience.
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November 21, 2020, 08:22:10 PM
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Of recent or should I say at the moment, hoarders of cryptocurrency are smiling as the price has been appreciating despite any factor that should have resulted in a correction but then, the growth seems steady and targeted at a point but then, this is not a very good way to invest bitcoin although it's relatively safe and risk free but then, it's seasonal and requires a lot of patience.
One of the best ways is by trading as it is a timely activity based on your discretion but, it comes with a calculated high level of risk which could be reduced through being properly educated in the trading field and your profit is sure.
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December 09, 2020, 05:25:28 PM
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I don't really trust all this site that will ask you to invest btc and get 2x of what you invest within a week, at the long run most turn to scam. If you really want to do investment is better you go into trading and while doing that don't be greedy and don't want to gain everything at once.
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December 21, 2020, 07:44:56 AM
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You said you have btc, BTC is an investment on its own and if you. Hold btc for future purpose, you will probably not regret holding btc.
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December 24, 2020, 08:29:26 AM
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Wait for another good opportunity just like that of March 2020 when bitcoin goes down to 3500$, always buy when price is so low compared to ATH, don't ever invest when price is surging, it's a huge risk that's not worth taking, many believe that Bitcoin wi keep surging unfortunately things won't work that way, volatility is 100% certain in crypto
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December 29, 2020, 02:10:37 PM
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Hey,

Let's this topic be [SERIOUS]. I am looking for some genuine and best methods to invest my BTC in.
Please help a friend out as I am not having an active source of Income right now, though have good amount of BTC in hand.

For Mods, Please move it to appropriate section but don't delete it.
Thanks!

I personally treat all my investments on the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry as passive income. I ensure that by all means I've a life outside the internet which is still a good thing to do if you want to build a long lasting business.

For business and making money in the crypto scene as earlier mention, its the passive kind of way and no better means than staking, no investment strategy beats this kind. But you've got to be careful, careful enough not to get trapped in some scary Rugpulls going around DeFi. Carefully selecting the best kind of investment APR, platform that have shown strenght and have withstand the test of time, my topmost platform recommendation got to be Earnbet for pretty obvious reasons that deals with longevity, product and durability. That's the type of things I look out in a platform. Not the spectacular and the fanciful.

Questions to ask.

How old is the platform?
Do they have a good record?
What's people saying about them?

A simple Google search and doing your research could save you tons of cash. Take my advice, go the way of staking in a reputable platform, easy and no hidden charges and fees.

As an extra (of course not an investment advice): You can take some break playing games right on the dApp while checking out how your investment is working and getting paid still (another kind of passive income). The staking payment comes every month which makes sense to me compared to waiting for the whole year.

This is what I do and how I spend my free time and money on the blockchain scene.
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January 17, 2021, 01:15:43 AM
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Based on my previous experience and experience of other active members of these forum shared in the different boards of the forum I won’t advise you invest your whole savings in any Crypto platform. It’s risky and can be considered a greedy movement because the price of the market is not fixed and can experience any change at any time. The change can be positive or negative but to be on a safer side. You should invest part of your funds so you won’t be devastated just like what many experienced when bitcoin price dropped years back.

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January 18, 2021, 05:17:20 PM
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invest small and get out fast at just 1-3% profit

That would require a lot of active management and time. It would also generate more transaction fees and exchange fees when applicable. It would also mean that you pay more taxes as you take profit for every 1-3% gain.

Think about it. You buy bitcoin. It goes up 1-3% you sell. And then repeat.

Nope, the best strategy in bitcoin (and other good alts)  is long term hold.



Other than that, don't try to time the market unless you are an expert. DCA (dollar cost averaging) is your friend. If you believe in bitcoin, stack slowly over time regardless. Maybe buy more during the dips.


Never "invest" more than what you can afford to lose. Crypto is volatile.
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