E dey gud for two to join money do investment?

[Cryptohygenic]

For me the money suppose dey shared equally because their investment was 50/50 irrespective say na one person bring the idea or
even get the exchange where them carry do the investment.

Na even error first say two people dey com together to invest on crypto way be say with an equivalent of $1 of ur own for example and u hold am with the same duration u and ur guys are joint venture supposed stay, u go make the same % of profit as ur share if u been invest equal capital with ur friend and expected to share the dividends equal.
To create account on the exchange no be also big deal if u get the required document way me and u know say e dey common to obtain.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

In my opinion, it's not bad if two people agrees that they want to combine their money to invest on Bitcoin or anything they had invested on, (I can do partnership investment but not for Bitcoin, if it's Bitcoin, I can invest and hold by myself) , the only disadvantage to such investment is that it can cause problem between both parties if there was no clear written agreement and witness to sign the agreement. If the investment was just done based on verbal agreement, then it can definitely cause issues.

[Felicity_Tide]

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I wan know if you people bring money equally to make investments na who suppose collect higher or them suppose share am equally?

For me the money suppose dey shared equally because their investment was 50/50 irrespective say na one person bring the idea or even get the exchange where them carry do the investment.

You see, the problem is not really about two people choosing to invest, but it is about two people choosing to invest without clearly stating how things ought to be settled. Imo, I actually don't have any problem with it especially when the two parties are matured enough, and clearly understands each. We can't pretend that people don't engage in family/friendship businesses in our society. Investment can be joint, only when you understand the other party very well, and there is some level of mutual respect.

But I will always advise that people try to carry out their investments on their own.
Everything doesn't have to be about partnership or joint. Moreover, most people don't actually know their partners like they claim to.

[Silverstonez]

Let me say something first before responding to you OP. First of all, it doesn't make sense to join someone to invest in bitcoin. I do not see it as good approach, people should invest in Bitcoin separately to avoid quarrelling during the the sharing of the profit.

Responding to you OP, provided they both contributed 50/50 in the Bitcoin investment they are supposed to share the profit equally. The other guy that wants to take lion share is a greedy person. Despite the fact that he owns the exchange the money is supposed to be shared equally.