Make money out of bitcoins

[tomtheminer]

Thank you all for your answers, it really helped me, but can my 'miners' connect from computers outside the home network?
And how do they connect than? Also with a standard miner like GUI-miner? And can i change the payout method, from PPLNS to something else?

[tomtheminer]

bump, anyone?

[PatrickHarnett]

Bitcoin - get not very rich slowly.

There is no particular way to make money out of this. 
Mining is marginal and to get a decent income takes a lot of expenditure and long payback.
Creating a pool is discussed above, and taking fees from miners who don't like paying fees is hard work. 
Trading - win some, lose some.
Speculate - win some, lose lots (I'm more a pessimist for spec trading).

Of course, you could buy a whole lot of coins at a high price and watch the value drop 90%.

[tomtheminer]

can my 'miners' connect from computers outside the home network? And how do they connect than? Also with a standard miner like GUI-miner? And can i change the payout method, from PPLNS to something else?

[gadsdengraphics]

can my 'miners' connect from computers outside the home network? And how do they connect than? Also with a standard miner like GUI-miner? And can i change the payout method, from PPLNS to something else?

Respectfully, you're asking some very basic questions in this forum, and expecting to set up a pool and have people give you money.

If you can't do this yourself, what exactly are you offering of value?

I'm not a mining pool operator, and I have enough knowledge to set up p2pool. I also have enough knowledge to know it isn't worth my time.

Bitcoin is money. Money is hard to get.

[cfiziksh]

But bitcoins ARE money.

[TheHeroMember]

Hello there,

How can i make the most money out of bitcoins? My idea was starting a pool and get fees, ideas?

Thanks

Buy goods, sell for bitcoins, rinse, repeat.

What i like most is the repeat process.

[Xenland]

And hey once cheaperinbitcoins realeses you can buy, sell rinse repeat no programming or technical knowledge required

[TheHeroMember]

But bitcoins ARE money.

not the physical one you mean.