Methods of growing your Bitcoin?

[Falconer]

For the average person the best way is probably just getting his forum account to hero member+ and getting payed from sig campaigns.

We need much time to get higher rank with our activity, that just increase 14 activities for every two weeks. And atleast we need the full member rank or above to get good payment rate. But its the safest way imo, no risk and no scam.

[Herbert2020]

I recommend Trading altcoins, but trading is very risky in general.

This is my method :

1 make a coin
2 make a game
3 make profit

The two first steeps are indeed difficult

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1051731.0

Ultracheap now
long term holding

With the rate of shitcoins being pumped out lately, its hard to find a good trait that can be promoted.

With 0 innovation you can be sure that your coin wont last long.

I`m sure there are like 500 new coins /day at the moment

i am not sure the number of new coins created every day is as high as 500 per day but i wouldn't be surprised even if it were near that number.

i have even seen Newbie- friendly- walk- throughs for creating your own shit coin. i mean it is getting easier every day to scam people!

[ltcifc]

You can always invest. Check out my thread with payment screenshots

[subSTRATA]

For the average person the best way is probably just getting his forum account to hero member+ and getting payed from sig campaigns.

We need much time to get higher rank with our activity, that just increase 14 activities for every two weeks. And atleast we need the full member rank or above to get good payment rate. But its the safest way imo, no risk and no scam.

not always, if the campaign is not escrowed and the person running the campaign decides to disappear, then people enrolled in the campaign would have been scammed of the payment they were due for their week/month/day in the signature campaign.

[--Encrypted--]

You can always invest. Check out my thread with payment screenshots

^ anyone have tried that site? I just checked it and it looks way too good to be true. 2% profit daily is just..

[subSTRATA]

You can always invest. Check out my thread with payment screenshots

^ anyone have tried that site? I just checked it and it looks way too good to be true. 2% profit daily is just..

if its too good to be true its probably not. always keep that in mind. 2% daily makes it sound like a ponzi if you ask me. as far as investments go, converting some btc into CLAMs and putting them in just-dice's bankroll is a decent idea.

[ltcifc]

You can always invest. Check out my thread with payment screenshots

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^ anyone have tried that site? I just checked it and it looks way too good to be true. 2% profit daily is just..

Yes, im investing there. Already got paid and did my homework about them. They dont have a negative review since they are open over a year ago

[--Encrypted--]

Yes, im investing there. Already got paid and did my homework about them. They dont have a negative review since they are open over a year ago

I'll have to wait for more vouch before I start using that, thanks. I don't doubt that you already received payments from them, I just doubt the site itself.

[ltcifc]

Yes, im investing there. Already got paid and did my homework about them. They dont have a negative review since they are open over a year ago

I'll have to wait for more vouch before I start using that, thanks. I don't doubt that you already received payments from them, I just doubt the site itself.

I was feeling the same. You never know. I was investing same time in Tst-Trading.com and they scammed me for $2600. They deleted my account when i requested withdrawal.

[Erza]

You can always invest. Check out my thread with payment screenshots

Yes invest is good but to make investment in some ponzi is bad thing to do. And your site seems kind of it

For the average person the best way is probably just getting his forum account to hero member+ and getting payed from sig campaigns.

We need much time to get higher rank with our activity, that just increase 14 activities for every two weeks. And atleast we need the full member rank or above to get good payment rate. But its the safest way imo, no risk and no scam.

not always, if the campaign is not escrowed and the person running the campaign decides to disappear, then people enrolled in the campaign would have been scammed of the payment they were due for their week/month/day in the signature campaign.

Actually not all campaign is escrowed too, but they seems to run well enough. It depends on people too, not all people are trying to scam campaign because they need them to advertise their site so this is mutualism

[pooya87]

You can always invest. Check out my thread with payment screenshots

^ anyone have tried that site? I just checked it and it looks way too good to be true. 2% profit daily is just..

in my experience whenever something look too good to be true and on top of that is paying high percentages of profit , it is too risky to consider it as an investment.

but in the end it is totally up to you. maybe it is just me , but i always prefer lower profit but with confidence and a little bit of hard work and not an easy profit with high risk and no work.

[TrueBeliever]

Why would you bother wasting time on faucets? You can double your Bitcoins in just 100 hours with BitcoinDuplex.com

it is an investment with a very high risk, there is no one who believes in this, they all have lost a lot to invest guise HYIP and ponzi scheme

and funny enough its offline already...

[TrueBeliever]

lending your BTC to gaming sites you are at risk of losing your entire capital.  also for the returns you are at the mercy of the site operator.

BTCJAM allows you to lend to many different borrowers under conditions and rates that you set.  So you avoid putting all your eggs in one basket.  You may lose a bit of capital on a bad deal, but you can minimize risks by lending small amounts across many lenders, and do your due diligence.
The downside of BTCJAM is that it just seems like a lot of work.

Honestly BTCJAM is not ideal, but there is nothing better just yet.  I think there is a huge biz opportunity to fill this market gap to provide reasonable returns on BTC investments (while protecting capital).

[cellard]

lending your BTC to gaming sites you are at risk of losing your entire capital.  also for the returns you are at the mercy of the site operator.

BTCJAM allows you to lend to many different borrowers under conditions and rates that you set.  So you avoid putting all your eggs in one basket.  You may lose a bit of capital on a bad deal, but you can minimize risks by lending small amounts across many lenders, and do your due diligence.
The downside of BTCJAM is that it just seems like a lot of work.

Honestly BTCJAM is not ideal, but there is nothing better just yet.  I think there is a huge biz opportunity to fill this market gap to provide reasonable returns on BTC investments (while protecting capital).

I would love to use my BTC to give loans, but whats the point when the guy getting a loan can default and nothing will happen to him? People will keep getting loans and defaulting and disappearing, now thats how you double your stack.

[Falconer]

For the average person the best way is probably just getting his forum account to hero member+ and getting payed from sig campaigns.

We need much time to get higher rank with our activity, that just increase 14 activities for every two weeks. And atleast we need the full member rank or above to get good payment rate. But its the safest way imo, no risk and no scam.

not always, if the campaign is not escrowed and the person running the campaign decides to disappear, then people enrolled in the campaign would have been scammed of the payment they were due for their week/month/day in the signature campaign.

You can notice who managing the campaign is or how long the campaign has been run. Its easier to avoid the 'risk' than gambling, altcoin trading, or any investment imo.

[Amph]

lending your BTC to gaming sites you are at risk of losing your entire capital.  also for the returns you are at the mercy of the site operator.

BTCJAM allows you to lend to many different borrowers under conditions and rates that you set.  So you avoid putting all your eggs in one basket.  You may lose a bit of capital on a bad deal, but you can minimize risks by lending small amounts across many lenders, and do your due diligence.
The downside of BTCJAM is that it just seems like a lot of work.

Honestly BTCJAM is not ideal, but there is nothing better just yet.  I think there is a huge biz opportunity to fill this market gap to provide reasonable returns on BTC investments (while protecting capital).

I would love to use my BTC to give loans, but whats the point when the guy getting a loan can default and nothing will happen to him? People will keep getting loans and defaulting and disappearing, now thats how you double your stack.

that's why you ask for collateral, otherwise you will not give to him nothing, better to do it here at least collaterals are more easy to provide and to accept, because he can simply offer you his account, which is perfect

Honestly BTCJAM is not ideal, but there is nothing better just yet.  I think there is a huge biz opportunity to fill this market gap to provide reasonable returns on BTC investments (while protecting capital).

there is check for the loan section on bitcointalk, you can find good deal with more trusted users and better collateral, than simply trusting a third party website or random A++ user on btcjam

[M8]

lending your BTC to gaming sites you are at risk of losing your entire capital.  also for the returns you are at the mercy of the site operator.

BTCJAM allows you to lend to many different borrowers under conditions and rates that you set.  So you avoid putting all your eggs in one basket.  You may lose a bit of capital on a bad deal, but you can minimize risks by lending small amounts across many lenders, and do your due diligence.
The downside of BTCJAM is that it just seems like a lot of work.

Honestly BTCJAM is not ideal, but there is nothing better just yet.  I think there is a huge biz opportunity to fill this market gap to provide reasonable returns on BTC investments (while protecting capital).

I would love to use my BTC to give loans, but whats the point when the guy getting a loan can default and nothing will happen to him? People will keep getting loans and defaulting and disappearing, now thats how you double your stack.

Loaning people your money is a good way to lose it all quickly and all for what? A tiny piece of interest? Most people will likely just take out loans to pay them back until they build up enough confidence to take a big chunk and run off with it.

[--Encrypted--]

Loaning people your money is a good way to lose it all quickly and all for what? A tiny piece of interest? Most people will likely just take out loans to pay them back until they build up enough confidence to take a big chunk and run off with it.

not if you have a policy of "never lending someone big amount of bitcoin without a valid collateral". you can sell the collateral if they default, and limiting the loan with no collateral to 20% of their account's worth will reduce your risk.

[Solange]

Loaning people your money is a good way to lose it all quickly and all for what? A tiny piece of interest? Most people will likely just take out loans to pay them back until they build up enough confidence to take a big chunk and run off with it.

not if you have a policy of "never lending someone big amount of bitcoin without a valid collateral". you can sell the collateral if they default, and limiting the loan with no collateral to 20% of their account's worth will reduce your risk.

Don't think it works like that on btcjam does it?

[Finchy]

Loaning people your money is a good way to lose it all quickly and all for what? A tiny piece of interest? Most people will likely just take out loans to pay them back until they build up enough confidence to take a big chunk and run off with it.

not if you have a policy of "never lending someone big amount of bitcoin without a valid collateral". you can sell the collateral if they default, and limiting the loan with no collateral to 20% of their account's worth will reduce your risk.

Well the ones who scam will try avoid using colleteral. It gets to a point where the person will build up enough previous trades that they try persuade the lender that it'll be ok without any because they've had no problems so far. The borrower might get greedy by the proposed interest and lets his guard down. It's really pointless taking out loans to me for any other reason really so I'd be suspicious of anyone who does so especially when they have the same amount in collateral. Why would you bother lending money if you already have it? Doesn't make sense.