How to increase capital investment

[slapper]

having your multiple source of income can allow you to have more capital, you can either get a job or do some business.
Your capital in investment should not be came from your savings, or else you will be force to get it even if its not due for taking profit.
Capital is a very crucial part of investing, you can tell where you are heading if you have enough capital, and you can be more profitable, by increasing your capital remember that you are also increasing the risk of losing it, so be ready for that as well.

Risks of losing capital can be significantly decreased when it comes to business, and that can be done by researching and analyzing all the business models that you are interested in and then choosing the one with very less chances of failure while providing good profit on a monthly basis. This practice can surely reduce the risk of losing your capital.

As you said, the higher your capital is, the better the profits will be and that works for almost all businesses, no matter what niche it belongs to. So if someone knows that starting a certain business can provide them with sure profit, they can obviously put more money into it.

You cant really make yourself that successful in the easiest manner in life because thats not how reality works.You would need to study and making up some in depth research before engaging into something.Speaking about increasing your capital investment then it would be understandable that you neither be compounding your profits or would be adding up more with your own money.
Thing here is that you do able to see progress on what you had invested.

We know that dealing up with investment is never been that simple yet lots of factors needed which you would really be needing to make it to be on the positive side of things.

What a bunch of baloney! So you believe that effort and careful thought directly contribute to success? With that comment, my friend, you are demonstrating incredible naivete. Allow me to inform you: one's social standing and network are crucial to one's success. While some people are fortunate from birth, others are doomed to spend their lives struggling against the system. The topic of investments is off-limits to me. As a matter of fact, it's just another way for the richest 1% to get richer at the expense of everyone else. We need to finally get our act together and create a system that benefits everyone, not just the wealthy few

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[Sarah Azhari]

A good step to start would be acquiring a little capital, either from work or by selling some type of food at home (prepared at home with someone you know), with a few more pesos in your pocket, consider investing them in a purchase and sale (Accessories of mobiles, shirts, glasses, or anything that generates a bit of return), I would say that back a percentage in bitcoin.
Repeat this process for five years, stop spending the extra money, always be spending as little as possible. It's very hard but you have to do it

I am not sure anyone can wait and be patient for the process for about 5 years. we know, in bitcoin we can make 5x multiple capital if wait under 4 years (halving period), this is a real fact from 2013, 2017, and 2021. with that fact and the truth, there are still people those who can't stand it and are patient to not sell between that time.

the reality is beginners will be a millionaire if invest in Bitcoin between 10 years.

[DanWalker]

I would prefer not to let any money I have sit idly by in a bank account. I would prefer to use it and put it into an investment or into a venture capital. the point is I always want to make my money continue to grow by continuing to make it move as capital. either business capital or investment capital. one of the investments is in crypto. but that's only a small part. and my money is mostly bought into a property and even goods or products that I can resell for a small profit or even a double profit. buying a product in large quantities (wholesale) and then I resell it by retailing it also makes more profits. basically a lot of business that I do. the point is I keep getting my money moving and making more money. so my capital is growing.

It's great when you can diversify your investments and at the same time they generate income that you can reinvest again. Investing in bitcoin is a long-term investment that rules out this possibility, but I've seen comparisons of people who bought bitcoin in the early stages and investing in bitcoin had a significant advantage over renting out real estate.

I don’t know how profitable the sale of goods can be, probably it all depends on the turnover and the goods, but if it is possible to send the profits received again to increase volumes and develop the business, this should be very profitable. Diversification it's like a safety net so you don't have all your eggs in one basket.

well that's how I try not to put everything in one basket. But every time I have more money than a profit earned and left over from what was planned for living expenses. then I also invest some of the remaining money in bitcoin. but I also like to invest in some altcoins. although in a smaller amount than in bitcoin. basically I'm a person who doesn't want to miss opportunities. I tried every opportunity and of course by doing the analysis first. and an analysis takes a long time.

I agree with diversifying investments as well as constantly circulating money to create money, using money to make money is the way many entrepreneurs are doing. But it would be too risky not to have any savings in the bank, as we all know life is full of surprises. What do you do when you have a problem, fall into an emergency, and have no savings for that?

I believe in using money to make money because I am also doing it, but there is no guarantee that the business will always go smoothly without problems. Even billionaires always have a large amount of money in the bank for emergencies, let alone we are small business people.

[ajiz138]

well that's how I try not to put everything in one basket. But every time I have more money than a profit earned and left over from what was planned for living expenses. then I also invest some of the remaining money in bitcoin. but I also like to invest in some altcoins. although in a smaller amount than in bitcoin. basically I'm a person who doesn't want to miss opportunities. I tried every opportunity and of course by doing the analysis first. and an analysis takes a long time.

Actually it's good to diversify in some assets but I don't believe for altcoins because it's not feasible to make long-term except bitcoin, and what's even better is to diversify in other assets outside of crypto it will be much better whereas in crypto we focus more only on bitcoin because it has a long history for each of its cycles.

Everyone is free to do this, but I myself am more focused on bitcoin. If you diversify into other altcoins, then it is not diversified, but investing in the same basket.

[Uruhara]

well that's how I try not to put everything in one basket. But every time I have more money than a profit earned and left over from what was planned for living expenses. then I also invest some of the remaining money in bitcoin. but I also like to invest in some altcoins. although in a smaller amount than in bitcoin. basically I'm a person who doesn't want to miss opportunities. I tried every opportunity and of course by doing the analysis first. and an analysis takes a long time.

Actually it's good to diversify in some assets but I don't believe for altcoins because it's not feasible to make long-term except bitcoin, and what's even better is to diversify in other assets outside of crypto it will be much better whereas in crypto we focus more only on bitcoin because it has a long history for each of its cycles.

Everyone is free to do this, but I myself am more focused on bitcoin. If you diversify into other altcoins, then it is not diversified, but investing in the same basket.

you are right that investing in bitcoin is much better if it is for the long term. whereas altcoins have a higher level of risk.

and well of course most of my assets are not in crypto. I only invest the small part of the remaining money in bitcoins. and even less in altcoins.

like I said in previous reply

I would prefer not to let any money I have sit idly by in a bank account. I would prefer to use it and put it into an investment or into a venture capital. the point is I always want to make my money continue to grow by continuing to make it move as capital. either business capital or investment capital. one of the investments is in crypto. but that's only a small part. and my money is mostly bought into a property and even goods or products that I can resell for a small profit or even a double profit. buying a product in large quantities (wholesale) and then I resell it by retailing it also makes more profits. basically a lot of business that I do. the point is I keep getting my money moving and making more money. so my capital is growing.

[isaac_clarke22]

You can't buy money we can earn money and that is what you're talking about.

There are lots of ways to increase your capital and what you said is one among others and its even easier to let the investment itself to grow up so with the compounding itself over longer period the returns will be a lot higher.

But for someone who start from zero may not income sources like rental income and others so they need to sell their ideas which can make them more money.

It could mean not literally buying money since that is not entirely possible, but instead just buying something of a value that you could sold that is equivalent to money of course. Unless you offer a certain services to earn money, then you might end up buying or investing to some sort of business just to "earn money".

It's just the same thing on how I started my freelancing business and my own clothing business. Buying money to earn more money.

[ilovealtcoins]

well that's how I try not to put everything in one basket. But every time I have more money than a profit earned and left over from what was planned for living expenses. then I also invest some of the remaining money in bitcoin. but I also like to invest in some altcoins. although in a smaller amount than in bitcoin. basically I'm a person who doesn't want to miss opportunities. I tried every opportunity and of course by doing the analysis first. and an analysis takes a long time.

Actually it's good to diversify in some assets but I don't believe for altcoins because it's not feasible to make long-term except bitcoin, and what's even better is to diversify in other assets outside of crypto it will be much better whereas in crypto we focus more only on bitcoin because it has a long history for each of its cycles.

Everyone is free to do this, but I myself am more focused on bitcoin. If you diversify into other altcoins, then it is not diversified, but investing in the same basket.

I agree with you, investing in altcoins is not called diversification, if we want to diversify, we should invest in assets other than cryptocurrencies. But I disagree that altcoins are not profitable in the long run, let's see what ETH has done, even today, it gives better returns than bitcoin. Investing in bitcoin is very safe but don't get too addicted to bitcoin and miss out on bigger opportunities. You will be safe with bitcoin, but you will never be able to make a big profit from bitcoin.

[Inwestour]

It could mean not literally buying money since that is not entirely possible, but instead just buying something of a value that you could sold that is equivalent to money of course. Unless you offer a certain services to earn money, then you might end up buying or investing to some sort of business just to "earn money".

It's just the same thing on how I started my freelancing business and my own clothing business. Buying money to earn more money.

But this is already a business, not everyone here is ready to be engaged in business due to various reasons. Even buying and selling goods implies that you must be an entrepreneur and pay taxes. And your example with tailoring is not suitable for everyone, this is already a niche direction, but it can be used for building and increasing investment capital.

More interested in examples of capital increases that could be applied by many who are in this forum.

[Wong Gendheng]

well that's how I try not to put everything in one basket. But every time I have more money than a profit earned and left over from what was planned for living expenses. then I also invest some of the remaining money in bitcoin. but I also like to invest in some altcoins. although in a smaller amount than in bitcoin. basically I'm a person who doesn't want to miss opportunities. I tried every opportunity and of course by doing the analysis first. and an analysis takes a long time.

Actually it's good to diversify in some assets but I don't believe for altcoins because it's not feasible to make long-term except bitcoin, and what's even better is to diversify in other assets outside of crypto it will be much better whereas in crypto we focus more only on bitcoin because it has a long history for each of its cycles.

Everyone is free to do this, but I myself am more focused on bitcoin. If you diversify into other altcoins, then it is not diversified, but investing in the same basket.

I agree with you, investing in altcoins is not called diversification, if we want to diversify, we should invest in assets other than cryptocurrencies. But I disagree that altcoins are not profitable in the long run, let's see what ETH has done, even today, it gives better returns than bitcoin. Investing in bitcoin is very safe but don't get too addicted to bitcoin and miss out on bigger opportunities. You will be safe with bitcoin, but you will never be able to make a big profit from bitcoin.

Right, fantastic increases occur in many altcoins like ETH, BNB, MATIC, Doge, etc, and this makes me regret because I throw a lot of altcoins when it's cheap, if I can hold doge and sell at the current price, of course I have more than $ 300k, but this is life that makes us have to have to think realistically and don't blame the situation too much.

[posi]

well that's how I try not to put everything in one basket. But every time I have more money than a profit earned and left over from what was planned for living expenses. then I also invest some of the remaining money in bitcoin. but I also like to invest in some altcoins. although in a smaller amount than in bitcoin. basically I'm a person who doesn't want to miss opportunities. I tried every opportunity and of course by doing the analysis first. and an analysis takes a long time.

Actually it's good to diversify in some assets but I don't believe for altcoins because it's not feasible to make long-term except bitcoin, and what's even better is to diversify in other assets outside of crypto it will be much better whereas in crypto we focus more only on bitcoin because it has a long history for each of its cycles.

Everyone is free to do this, but I myself am more focused on bitcoin. If you diversify into other altcoins, then it is not diversified, but investing in the same basket.

I agree with you, investing in altcoins is not called diversification, if we want to diversify, we should invest in assets other than cryptocurrencies. But I disagree that altcoins are not profitable in the long run, let's see what ETH has done, even today, it gives better returns than bitcoin. Investing in bitcoin is very safe but don't get too addicted to bitcoin and miss out on bigger opportunities. You will be safe with bitcoin, but you will never be able to make a big profit from bitcoin.

Right, fantastic increases occur in many altcoins like ETH, BNB, MATIC, Doge, etc, and this makes me regret because I throw a lot of altcoins when it's cheap, if I can hold doge and sell at the current price, of course I have more than $ 300k, but this is life that makes us have to have to think realistically and don't blame the situation too much.

In fact, bitcoin is a safe asset, but if you compare its returns with the returns of top altcoins like ETH or BNB, you find that bitcoin has underperformed. We shouldn't focus too much on altcoins but shouldn't miss them as they can help us make better profits. To be fair, if we had a small amount of capital and invested it all in bitcoin, it might not make us financially free, but if you apply it to altcoins it might. But don't forget the higher the profit, the higher the risk.

[rat03gopoh]

I agree with you, investing in altcoins is not called diversification,

So what do you call it?
All assets that in their price movements have the potential to become independent at any time are worthy diversification objects. It can be affected by a number of things including ongoing developments. The investment term I think is even irrelevant to diversification goals because your belief should be absolute about the long term of an asset, so you'd not consider other assets on the grounds of being risk averse.

[Ayers]

I agree with you, investing in altcoins is not called diversification,

So what do you call it?
All assets that in their price movements have the potential to become independent at any time are worthy diversification objects. It can be affected by a number of things including ongoing developments. The investment term I think is even irrelevant to diversification goals because your belief should be absolute about the long term of an asset, so you'd not consider other assets on the grounds of being risk averse.

Investment diversification means we invest in assets that are independent of each other such as cryptocurrencies, gold, stocks, and real estate… all separate from each other. As for crypto, the whole altcoin market depends on the movement of bitcoin, and if bitcoin crashes, all altcoins collapse, so investing in altcoins cannot be called diversification. But if you invest in gold and bitcoin, the fall of gold will not affect bitcoin. If you have invested in bitcoin, then investing in altcoins only gives you the opportunity to make a profit, not bring your safety.

[salad daging]

Investment diversification means we invest in assets that are independent of each other such as cryptocurrencies, gold, stocks, and real estate… all separate from each other. As for crypto, the whole altcoin market depends on the movement of bitcoin, and if bitcoin crashes, all altcoins collapse, so investing in altcoins cannot be called diversification. But if you invest in gold and bitcoin, the fall of gold will not affect bitcoin. If you have invested in bitcoin, then investing in altcoins only gives you the opportunity to make a profit, not bring your safety.

It is true that I consider diversification to be to other assets far from Crypto as you mentioned, then it can be said to be diversified but if you still put assets in Crypto it will remain the same and the price remains at least still influenced by Bitcoin so it is not diversification.

But it depends on how we have whether diversification will be better or will focus on bitcoin is actually the same as long as we know that bitcoin has high volatility but I assure Bitcoin is far more profitable than other assets, such as real estate, gold, and stocks.

[ilovealtcoins]

well that's how I try not to put everything in one basket. But every time I have more money than a profit earned and left over from what was planned for living expenses. then I also invest some of the remaining money in bitcoin. but I also like to invest in some altcoins. although in a smaller amount than in bitcoin. basically I'm a person who doesn't want to miss opportunities. I tried every opportunity and of course by doing the analysis first. and an analysis takes a long time.

Actually it's good to diversify in some assets but I don't believe for altcoins because it's not feasible to make long-term except bitcoin, and what's even better is to diversify in other assets outside of crypto it will be much better whereas in crypto we focus more only on bitcoin because it has a long history for each of its cycles.

Everyone is free to do this, but I myself am more focused on bitcoin. If you diversify into other altcoins, then it is not diversified, but investing in the same basket.

I agree with you, investing in altcoins is not called diversification, if we want to diversify, we should invest in assets other than cryptocurrencies. But I disagree that altcoins are not profitable in the long run, let's see what ETH has done, even today, it gives better returns than bitcoin. Investing in bitcoin is very safe but don't get too addicted to bitcoin and miss out on bigger opportunities. You will be safe with bitcoin, but you will never be able to make a big profit from bitcoin.

Right, fantastic increases occur in many altcoins like ETH, BNB, MATIC, Doge, etc, and this makes me regret because I throw a lot of altcoins when it's cheap, if I can hold doge and sell at the current price, of course I have more than $ 300k, but this is life that makes us have to have to think realistically and don't blame the situation too much.

We are here to invest for profit, I find it quite funny how many people worship bitcoin and overlook more great opportunities. I am not saying not to invest in bitcoin, but we should also look for opportunities other than bitcoin. I am sure that ETH in the next bull season will rise and give better returns than BTC.

[lizarder]

I will draw my teaching from this sub topics below;
How do you increase capital investment and make more profits?

By having a lot of money to invest, the greater the profit you will get, that is the simple investment formula that is often applied by big businessmen.

* Buy more money or income
* Invest More money or capital
Now let's understand the concert money, is a legal tender or recognised transactional exchange documents. It can paper type, coins or digital currency. For any money to increase from example one, there's a need to buy more money, now the idea of buying more money simply to savings and rents from source of income or business involved in. When you keep the policy of savings you're buying ideas of more money which power your future investment.

There is no term to buy more money to generate income, instead what is there is investing money to provide profit.

If you want to make big profits then the basic concept is to have a lot of money, unless you are storing value like investing in bitcoins over the long term. Looks like you have to straighten out the idea of investing more money or capital. Savings, business and investment have their own differences and characteristics. If you want to determine profits, then you also have to speak about one of them more clearly so that we can have a more focused discussion.

And secondly invest more money means applying the idea reinvestment, whatever comes your way after savings percentage be sure to increase your investment strength, the more the polling strength of capital organization the more the outcome of financial assets and investment.
I guess this is helpful, you can add your points let's keep learning.

Reinvestment is an alternative to optimizing investment returns and this idea is usually used to make a profit.

If someone does not put the right pattern and strategy on investment, then profit optimization will not work. An example for us to discuss, for example trying to invest in bitcoin, if someone has small capital and implements the short term, then the profit will not be large and vice versa if the person invests long term and tries to invest regularly, then the profits to be obtained in the future will be far more maximal.

[virasisog]

well that's how I try not to put everything in one basket. But every time I have more money than a profit earned and left over from what was planned for living expenses. then I also invest some of the remaining money in bitcoin. but I also like to invest in some altcoins. although in a smaller amount than in bitcoin. basically I'm a person who doesn't want to miss opportunities. I tried every opportunity and of course by doing the analysis first. and an analysis takes a long time.

Actually it's good to diversify in some assets but I don't believe for altcoins because it's not feasible to make long-term except bitcoin, and what's even better is to diversify in other assets outside of crypto it will be much better whereas in crypto we focus more only on bitcoin because it has a long history for each of its cycles.

Everyone is free to do this, but I myself am more focused on bitcoin. If you diversify into other altcoins, then it is not diversified, but investing in the same basket.

I agree with you, investing in altcoins is not called diversification, if we want to diversify, we should invest in assets other than cryptocurrencies. But I disagree that altcoins are not profitable in the long run, let's see what ETH has done, even today, it gives better returns than bitcoin. Investing in bitcoin is very safe but don't get too addicted to bitcoin and miss out on bigger opportunities. You will be safe with bitcoin, but you will never be able to make a big profit from bitcoin.

Right, fantastic increases occur in many altcoins like ETH, BNB, MATIC, Doge, etc, and this makes me regret because I throw a lot of altcoins when it's cheap, if I can hold doge and sell at the current price, of course I have more than $ 300k, but this is life that makes us have to have to think realistically and don't blame the situation too much.

We are here to invest for profit, I find it quite funny how many people worship bitcoin and overlook more great opportunities. I am not saying not to invest in bitcoin, but we should also look for opportunities other than bitcoin. I am sure that ETH in the next bull season will rise and give better returns than BTC.

Bitcoin and Ethereum along with other top coins are actually good choices, especially in terms of long-term investment. They all have a good potential to rise and strike a good price when the bull season approaches so it is also a good idea to put invest in different coins and not just in one basket. Altcoins are also profitable but we still have to be skeptical because there are altcoins that aren't worth investing in in the long run. It's better to stick to those who have proven us a good movement during the previous bull seasons.

[tygeade]

We are here to invest for profit, I find it quite funny how many people worship bitcoin and overlook more great opportunities. I am not saying not to invest in bitcoin, but we should also look for opportunities other than bitcoin. I am sure that ETH in the next bull season will rise and give better returns than BTC.

I think the reason is that they are not entirely sure about the others, but they know bitcoin will go up. Ethereum is a bit outside of that, I trust it as much as I trust bitcoin, they are both equally legit in my mind and I do not see any reason why not to invest into ETH at all, that's a very good one.

But, if we are talking about altcoins generally, I know bitcoin will go up, not as much as some tokens that go up x100 during the bull run, but it will go up, maybe even as much as x10 from the bottom (which was about 16k, so basically 160k) and that's great for me. However, I do not think that I would be able to pick the tokens that will go x100 and may pick the one that crash, so that's too much of a risk.

[Quidat]

We are here to invest for profit, I find it quite funny how many people worship bitcoin and overlook more great opportunities. I am not saying not to invest in bitcoin, but we should also look for opportunities other than bitcoin. I am sure that ETH in the next bull season will rise and give better returns than BTC.

I think the reason is that they are not entirely sure about the others, but they know bitcoin will go up. Ethereum is a bit outside of that, I trust it as much as I trust bitcoin, they are both equally legit in my mind and I do not see any reason why not to invest into ETH at all, that's a very good one.

But, if we are talking about altcoins generally, I know bitcoin will go up, not as much as some tokens that go up x100 during the bull run, but it will go up, maybe even as much as x10 from the bottom (which was about 16k, so basically 160k) and that's great for me. However, I do not think that I would be able to pick the tokens that will go x100 and may pick the one that crash, so that's too much of a risk.

When increasing out the target or goal you do have in mind on how much multiplier you are seeking in terms of your invested money then of course you would really be considering out on dealing with altcoins which does have low caps or those top alts but only able to reach out 2x -4x on its value.You could really make out some comparison in between and you wouldnt really be that
dumb not to make those differences. Increasing out your capital investment would really be going into your own revenue whether you would be compounding
or would be adding it up literally.

[shinratensei_]

We are here to invest for profit, I find it quite funny how many people worship bitcoin and overlook more great opportunities. I am not saying not to invest in bitcoin, but we should also look for opportunities other than bitcoin. I am sure that ETH in the next bull season will rise and give better returns than BTC.

well trader and investor in general I believe should always be flexible with the situation, mainly because there's indeed certainly always some opportunities outsides of bitcoin.
but accumulating bitcoin as primary investments isn't wrong either, you could be making temporary investment in other altcoins that have higher volatility and chance of going up and at the end of the day you'd use your profit generated for accumulating bitcoin which is also isn't wrong. so long we have the capabilities of determining which coins have greater prospect than bitcoin and we're flexible enough to invests in them, this shouldn't be problem at all.

[isaac_clarke22]

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Well building business itself is not meant for everybody anyway. Not everyone has the patience to buy and expect nothing at the first month for returns. Freelancing is not really for everyone though, but when we're talking about capital investment be ready to just invest to something that might not yield you losses and lottttssss of losses at the end.

There might be other "capital investment" examples other than mine, and I would love to hear other people's examples.