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January 01, 2015, 04:51:49 PM
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OK, so assuming buying a machine wont happen and cloudmining is a bad option what would you recommend I do with the bitcoins I have?

Any opportunities to invest them somewhere to earn more or should I just convert them to cash and move on?

why do you want to invest your bitcoins? What do you think the price will be in the future? If the price is going to go down, get out now. If the price is going to go up, how will the people you "invest" with be willing or able to pay you back?

I'm ignorant about what options are so I thought I asked before just converting my bitcoins to cash and move on.

I thought cloudmining would be a good option but from the opinions here I see it isn't. I'll probably just convert it to paypal.
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January 01, 2015, 04:55:05 PM
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OK, so assuming buying a machine wont happen and cloudmining is a bad option what would you recommend I do with the bitcoins I have?

Any opportunities to invest them somewhere to earn more or should I just convert them to cash and move on?

why do you want to invest your bitcoins? What do you think the price will be in the future? If the price is going to go down, get out now. If the price is going to go up, how will the people you "invest" with be willing or able to pay you back?

I'm ignorant about what options are so I thought I asked before just converting my bitcoins to cash and move on.

I thought cloudmining would be a good option but from the opinions here I see it isn't. I'll probably just convert it to paypal.

Well I personally like to hold my coins for the long term, but it really depends on your finances. Maybe sell some off and hold some just in case we ever start going to the moon. Who knows if Bitcoin will ever take off, but if it does..you will be happy you held!

Edit: also good move not buying into cloud mining..it is always a looser.
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January 01, 2015, 05:26:10 PM
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Well I personally like to hold my coins for the long term, but it really depends on your finances. Maybe sell some off and hold some just in case we ever start going to the moon. Who knows if Bitcoin will ever take off, but if it does..you will be happy you held!

Edit: also good move not buying into cloud mining..it is always a looser.

I got my bitcoins a bit by accident, someone I did a work for was delaying the payment so much that I decided to take his offer to pay in bitcoins. I only have 3.2 bitcoins. My finances are ok but I don't like the idea of having to wait for years to see if I profit something (I would probably just forget I have them), I was looking for something that could give me some residual income starting now, that's why I looked into cloudmining.

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January 01, 2015, 05:42:37 PM
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If that's the case just sell them (or use them to buy stuff from places that will accept them so you don't have to deal with exchanges). There are not many (if any) legit investment opportunities.
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January 01, 2015, 06:09:35 PM
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If that's the case just sell them (or use them to buy stuff from places that will accept them so you don't have to deal with exchanges). There are not many (if any) legit investment opportunities.

Agreed spend them or sell in that case. I would not recommend selling them for PayPal via these forums unless the buyer is highly rated..so many scams here.
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January 03, 2015, 09:13:08 PM
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Hello guys,
And what about Zenhash?
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January 03, 2015, 09:17:11 PM
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Stay away from all cloud mining services. Every week another cloud mining ponzi collapes.
If you believe bitcoin raises in future, buy some coins and store them safely.
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January 09, 2015, 03:59:55 PM
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http://amhash.com/ is cloud mining in the form of stocks, mined coins are received as devidend, you can buy and sell the GH any time you want, price depends on supply and demand and they have low maintenance fees

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January 09, 2015, 04:02:16 PM
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I googled and found many options and contradictory reviews, so I thought I'd gather some opinions here.

I've read some old topics but things seem so volatile and to change so fast that I decided to opena  new topic.

I was told by a friend to try eobot, is this a good option?

Never heard of eobot. What is the web address ?

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March 18, 2015, 05:26:26 AM
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i'm reading this thread, and i can't see no solution...how can we make the price up? i think that's the aim goal of this crypto coin...
Think like an investor, you mine today the next day you get profit...remember the mid 2016 the price will sky rocket or maybe goes down. it depends on us, the MARKET MOVER...Start your crypto as a side project not the main business...
This is the big step for all of us, to change from conventional trade exchange to digital era...just support it, than it will raised like hell...don't speak sceptic or stupid things.

SCAMS are everywhere we can't do shit about it, loose some money it's the risk for being investor, learn and protect your loosing...my suggestion, if you'd like to go cloud than go trough it...but remember choose your cloud wisely, do some research first...

if you scared to LOOSED your money here...Than DON'T...stay your bump out of the crypto...every business have their own risk...be ready to it...i think you know that...

(sorry for my bad english)
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March 18, 2015, 08:11:35 PM
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be carefull of terabox.me cloudmining service - they dont payout!

also grmining.com - it seems to be scam, too... got only 1 ths there and since one week they inform the users they will payout every sunday - but i recieved not the full payment. i think they will also stop paying next time (it´s only speculation!!)
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March 18, 2015, 08:38:53 PM
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Its better to do cloud mining if there was a legit service that stood around for more then 1 year.

But most just crumble, based on what I seen so far. The ones who offer it, I suggest looking into if they are a asic producer so they can back up by creating more miners if they needed to, so like bitmain is a perfect example to go with.

Anyone outside of being an actual asic producer you are just risking the performance that they dont have, which ends up being a ponzi.
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