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June 24, 2015, 02:24:09 PM
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sport betting should be decent way if you know well in that sport

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June 24, 2015, 04:08:20 PM
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sport betting should be decent way if you know well in that sport

yes even though we know well in that sport, sports gambling still has a very high risk  Grin

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June 24, 2015, 04:24:21 PM
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sport betting should be decent way if you know well in that sport

yes even though we know well in that sport, sports gambling still has a very high risk  Grin
yes and you that your enemy was very strong and good in that sports. Or you should better think for who you will bet for so that your not gonna lose. Cheesy
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June 24, 2015, 05:20:19 PM
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So what did you post here? A theoretical profit example? Do you think there is anyone who did not know that buying and selling at different times will bring you a fortune?
Yes, me for one... I had honestly thought that large altcoins like LTC were effectively pegged to BTC.  I was very surprised to see exactly how much swing there is between LTC\BTC.  In theory, I like trading BTC to ALT better than BTC to Fiat, since the former can hop from exchange to exchange, where the latter, not so much

There was the big jump in January, and again in June.  Any idea what predicated it?  New mining outfit, difficulty change?  Merchant adoption?  What does one study (other than a crystal ball) to gleen out these opportunities in the LTC/BTC market?  Or is the answer really... Crystal ball?

Perhaps markets and exchanges lack the sufficient volume yet to really apply any economic theory to, or perhaps they are just routinely corned by major players.

I'd be interested to know the how and why actually.

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June 24, 2015, 05:21:28 PM
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I will rank up next activity update so Im expecting more profit now in growing my bitcoins.

May be you can try to search which campaign is good for you. This is a good thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0. I guess there are plenty campaign that have a good payment if you are a full member.


I want to become legendary or heroes member as soon as i can. I see the fixed/month campaigns have very good payout to their member Shocked. But i think it takes 1 year to make my account rank up until legendary member

Yes it takes one year ++. My suggest if you want to get that higher rank faster, you have to buy it, there are plenty here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=93.0. Hope you will find a good one so you will have a good payment with that
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June 24, 2015, 06:08:40 PM
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So what did you post here? A theoretical profit example? Do you think there is anyone who did not know that buying and selling at different times will bring you a fortune?
Yes, me for one... I had honestly thought that large altcoins like LTC were effectively pegged to BTC.  I was very surprised to see exactly how much swing there is between LTC\BTC.  In theory, I like trading BTC to ALT better than BTC to Fiat, since the former can hop from exchange to exchange, where the latter, not so much

There was the big jump in January, and again in June.  Any idea what predicated it?  New mining outfit, difficulty change?  Merchant adoption?  What does one study (other than a crystal ball) to gleen out these opportunities in the LTC/BTC market?  Or is the answer really... Crystal ball?

Perhaps markets and exchanges lack the sufficient volume yet to really apply any economic theory to, or perhaps they are just routinely corned by major players.

I'd be interested to know the how and why actually.


I don't get why people do BTC to fiat. Well, I actually do, nothing matches the BTC/fiat volume and for a day trader volume is everything.. but it's so much more rewarding finding the right alt and buying at the begining and then cashing out a the top. It takes time to find the correct one along with a lot of time, but when it works it's just great.
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June 24, 2015, 06:36:37 PM
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So what did you post here? A theoretical profit example? Do you think there is anyone who did not know that buying and selling at different times will bring you a fortune?
Yes, me for one... I had honestly thought that large altcoins like LTC were effectively pegged to BTC.  I was very surprised to see exactly how much swing there is between LTC\BTC.  In theory, I like trading BTC to ALT better than BTC to Fiat, since the former can hop from exchange to exchange, where the latter, not so much

There was the big jump in January, and again in June.  Any idea what predicated it?  New mining outfit, difficulty change?  Merchant adoption?  What does one study (other than a crystal ball) to gleen out these opportunities in the LTC/BTC market?  Or is the answer really... Crystal ball?

Perhaps markets and exchanges lack the sufficient volume yet to really apply any economic theory to, or perhaps they are just routinely corned by major players.

I'd be interested to know the how and why actually.


I don't get why people do BTC to fiat. Well, I actually do, nothing matches the BTC/fiat volume and for a day trader volume is everything.. but it's so much more rewarding finding the right alt and buying at the begining and then cashing out a the top. It takes time to find the correct one along with a lot of time, but when it works it's just great.

Its probably because its way too risky too. I heard many speak like you do, only to see them some time later claiming they stopped doing it because they got burned. Its probably a bit like with ponzis. Some think they could turn a profit when they invest as the first and be golden before they default. Though they get catched sooner or later.

So i would say altcointrading holds a lot of risk. Being a bit too slow and...

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June 24, 2015, 06:49:54 PM
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*lol* Sweet... though i hope you find a way to sell them since it will be hard to find enough users that will be able to pay in bitcoin. You dont want to break the heart of your little daughter i guess. Smiley

Hm... maybe act as a seller for your relatives or something like that? Though even then, it would be easier to buy directly with fiat.

I hope you find a solution!

Yea what I'm going to do is try and find a coffeshop that accepts bitcoin so we could take a batch of brownies to then and get paid based on what they sell, she was mad today actually because she can't sell them on school, a friend is going to have a garage sell this weekend so I'm taking her to sell brownies for fiat to convert to bitcoin after.
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June 24, 2015, 06:55:40 PM
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sport betting should be decent way if you know well in that sport

yes even though we know well in that sport, sports gambling still has a very high risk  Grin
yes and you that your enemy was very strong and good in that sports. Or you should better think for who you will bet for so that your not gonna lose. Cheesy

yes you would not lose if you choose odds 1.09 - 1.1  I guarantee you will win Cheesy

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June 24, 2015, 07:47:56 PM
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Poloniex has new "Lending" feature. I'm earning 0.05% daily interest on BTC I lended to margin traders. Still it makes it around 18% annual return, probably not worth risking keeping your Bitcoins on an exchange.

How I've earned 0.088 BTC for making few forum posts on LetsTalkBitcoin
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June 25, 2015, 09:44:22 AM
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Poloniex has new "Lending" feature. I'm earning 0.05% daily interest on BTC I lended to margin traders. Still it makes it around 18% annual return, probably not worth risking keeping your Bitcoins on an exchange.

I look at poloniex " Lending " demand is still quiet. demand borrow quite a lot, but demand that lend absolutely no

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June 25, 2015, 09:49:16 AM
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Poloniex has new "Lending" feature. I'm earning 0.05% daily interest on BTC I lended to margin traders. Still it makes it around 18% annual return, probably not worth risking keeping your Bitcoins on an exchange.

I look at poloniex " Lending " demand is still quiet. demand borrow quite a lot, but demand that lend absolutely no

I think its risky to keep your btc in these site. because they may scam you one one day, and took all your money.

The thing is that yes we can make a good money from Signature Campaign (High Paying), the trading thing that the op mentioned in the OP thread is risky, because if some one dont know about trading he may loose his btc, because its happened with me that i lost more than 80$.
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June 25, 2015, 10:05:53 AM
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Poloniex has new "Lending" feature. I'm earning 0.05% daily interest on BTC I lended to margin traders. Still it makes it around 18% annual return, probably not worth risking keeping your Bitcoins on an exchange.

I look at poloniex " Lending " demand is still quiet. demand borrow quite a lot, but demand that lend absolutely no

I think its risky to keep your btc in these site. because they may scam you one one day, and took all your money.

The thing is that yes we can make a good money from Signature Campaign (High Paying), the trading thing that the op mentioned in the OP thread is risky, because if some one dont know about trading he may loose his btc, because its happened with me that i lost more than 80$.

it is risky indeed, but investing isn't something that's easy and without risk. if i would lend my money with such purpose i would prefer bitfinex. that exchange gives me much more confidence than poloniex.
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June 25, 2015, 10:24:16 AM
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Poloniex has new "Lending" feature. I'm earning 0.05% daily interest on BTC I lended to margin traders. Still it makes it around 18% annual return, probably not worth risking keeping your Bitcoins on an exchange.

I look at poloniex " Lending " demand is still quiet. demand borrow quite a lot, but demand that lend absolutely no

I think its risky to keep your btc in these site. because they may scam you one one day, and took all your money.

The thing is that yes we can make a good money from Signature Campaign (High Paying), the trading thing that the op mentioned in the OP thread is risky, because if some one dont know about trading he may loose his btc, because its happened with me that i lost more than 80$.
used common sense so that you won't scammed or outweigh on your deals. But most recommended way to earn big coins is to participate or joined into a signature campaign and avoid the ponzi and scammed signature campaign.
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June 25, 2015, 10:29:44 AM
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Hi! Cheesy

I recently created a thread asking for the best methods of gaining free Bitcoin.

Most popular results:
  • Signature Campaign (High Paying)
  • Faucets (Low Paying)
  • Trading (Variable)

Now, I'm asking a different question.
What are your best methods of growing Bitcoin.

Only refer to safe investments!

Thanks
With the help of reselling method.
Sell them make profit and purchase more bitcoins.

As people get more interacted with bitcoin its value will increase.

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June 25, 2015, 10:31:41 AM
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Hi! Cheesy

I recently created a thread asking for the best methods of gaining free Bitcoin.

Most popular results:
  • Signature Campaign (High Paying)
  • Faucets (Low Paying)
  • Trading (Variable)

Now, I'm asking a different question.
What are your best methods of growing Bitcoin.

Only refer to safe investments!

Thanks
With the help of reselling method.
Sell them make profit and purchase more bitcoins. Grin

As people get more interacted with bitcoin its value will increase. Smiley


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June 25, 2015, 10:45:54 AM
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one says here that claiming on faucets is not a good method...
I let you this opinion even it is not one of mine.
A good method even if you are "against" faucets is to promote faucets and earn by referral commission.
Even if it is small amount,it is amount even during your sleep.
ok...you have to work for the promotion...
you cannot have the butter and the money for butter (French saying)

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June 25, 2015, 11:04:50 AM
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one says here that claiming on faucets is not a good method...
I let you this opinion even it is not one of mine.
A good method even if you are "against" faucets is to promote faucets and earn by referral commission.
Even if it is small amount,it is amount even during your sleep.
ok...you have to work for the promotion...
you cannot have the butter and the money for butter (French saying)

Right!

Once again I will say that faucets must treat as a side earnings and not as a bad move.

Besides from sig campaign , betting , gambling I still used faucets and earned from my ref's commision.

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June 25, 2015, 11:18:39 AM
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Still has high risks though. Isn't dependable for a long period of time. You need to have a good sense on decision making on which coin to hold and dump. But yeah, it can help you grow your btc. Wink
I do not see any high risk here, it is just a matter as of shifting BTC to U.S Dollars and Vice versa. Comparing to fiat currencies altcoin are safer, so according to me doing business trading between alt coins and bitcoins will not harm, future is one and only for digital currencies.
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June 25, 2015, 11:36:33 AM
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Still has high risks though. Isn't dependable for a long period of time. You need to have a good sense on decision making on which coin to hold and dump. But yeah, it can help you grow your btc. Wink
I do not see any high risk here, it is just a matter as of shifting BTC to U.S Dollars and Vice versa. Comparing to fiat currencies altcoin are safer, so according to me doing business trading between alt coins and bitcoins will not harm, future is one and only for digital currencies.

About other altcoins , I used to hold them for now. We don't know but maybe someday they'll rock like bitcoin.

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