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Topic: Any decent ways to gain interest off your Bitcoin? - page 2. (Read 3263 times)

hero member
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YES, there is a safe way to gain interest on BTC:
Goto Bitfinex, sell your coins and gain interest on the dollars that rest there(2-30days)
Actually its around 0.016%/day(fee included), but it had been already much higher.
Whenever you need the coins, you buy them back there.
Anyway, the fee at the exchange there is very low, so you dont loose much.
If its only the interest rate , you should leave your coins/dollars at least a month.
Risk is minimal as its one of the biggest exchanges worldwide.
legendary
Activity: 1974
Merit: 1077
Honey badger just does not care
OP, invest some bits on lending section of poloniex. But also its not recommended to leave your bits on any exchanges.

NOTE: I'm not responisble for any of your losses by this.

What's an average monthly return on 1 BTC offered for lending on Poloniex? I know it depends on length of a contract, but I'm asking for someone with experience to give the estimate on average.
sr. member
Activity: 458
Merit: 250
From nothing to nothing
No, there is not legit/trusted way to get interest on your bitcoins, I have seen some sites but they turned to scam after they got enough deposit
hero member
Activity: 525
Merit: 500
Tell Me What A Man Is Without Pride .
the only way would be with mining if you have low electricity cost or if you have it free, aka steal it

you can buy 1 S7 and see how it go, but the long roi will kill your expectations
Can also workout with the GHS ,but not that much roi but less hardwork and burden .
not really anyone can steal electricity ?

there are some college students or someone that work on a huge industry that can take their electricity and use to mine , maybe with an hidden miners

inrussia i've heard that they are still doing the trick with the magnet, to have free power...

What is the trick you're talking about ? I've never heard of.

you put a magnet near the electricity meter, which should stop the counter to go ahead, there it will be registered that you have never consumed anything in term of electricity

this is not legal at all, but in some country it still working
that is not soo welcoming if you are mining with a couple of miners ..
and if you have a farm full of ASIC's and you do it then ,you prolly get caught by the amount of usage and the amount you are paying .
legendary
Activity: 3248
Merit: 1070
the only way would be with mining if you have low electricity cost or if you have it free, aka steal it

you can buy 1 S7 and see how it go, but the long roi will kill your expectations
Can also workout with the GHS ,but not that much roi but less hardwork and burden .
not really anyone can steal electricity ?

there are some college students or someone that work on a huge industry that can take their electricity and use to mine , maybe with an hidden miners

inrussia i've heard that they are still doing the trick with the magnet, to have free power...

What is the trick you're talking about ? I've never heard of.

you put a magnet near the electricity meter, which should stop the counter to go ahead, there it will be registered that you have never consumed anything in term of electricity

this is not legal at all, but in some country it still working
legendary
Activity: 1090
Merit: 1000
No.


Exactly this! OP don't be crazy! Don't let the greed takes you over. Hold your bitcoins in the cold storage and be happy that you have them and that nobody can scam you.

There is no good and sure investment possibility in the Bitcoin space at the moment. Just many scams and ponzi schemes!

Trust me!

Best advice!
legendary
Activity: 1120
Merit: 1004
the only way would be with mining if you have low electricity cost or if you have it free, aka steal it

you can buy 1 S7 and see how it go, but the long roi will kill your expectations
Can also workout with the GHS ,but not that much roi but less hardwork and burden .
not really anyone can steal electricity ?

there are some college students or someone that work on a huge industry that can take their electricity and use to mine , maybe with an hidden miners

inrussia i've heard that they are still doing the trick with the magnet, to have free power...

What is the trick you're talking about ? I've never heard of.
legendary
Activity: 3248
Merit: 1070
the only way would be with mining if you have low electricity cost or if you have it free, aka steal it

you can buy 1 S7 and see how it go, but the long roi will kill your expectations
Can also workout with the GHS ,but not that much roi but less hardwork and burden .
not really anyone can steal electricity ?

there are some college students or someone that work on a huge industry that can take their electricity and use to mine , maybe with an hidden miners

inrussia i've heard that they are still doing the trick with the magnet, to have free power...
hero member
Activity: 770
Merit: 500
OP, invest some bits on lending section of poloniex. But also its not recommended to leave your bits on any exchanges.


NOTE: I'm not responisble for any of your losses by this.
sr. member
Activity: 420
Merit: 250
the only way would be with mining if you have low electricity cost or if you have it free, aka steal it

you can buy 1 S7 and see how it go, but the long roi will kill your expectations
Can also workout with the GHS ,but not that much roi but less hardwork and burden .
not really anyone can steal electricity ?
legendary
Activity: 3248
Merit: 1070
the only way would be with mining if you have low electricity cost or if you have it free, aka steal it

you can buy 1 S7 and see how it go, but the long roi will kill your expectations
Q7
sr. member
Activity: 448
Merit: 250
I wish there is some way as well. Just like you i have my stash sitting there doing nothing. However if you weigh the risk you would have to take to generate that some extra coins, it would still be better if you would have left it there doing nothing at all
hero member
Activity: 798
Merit: 1000
Move On !!!!!!
No.


Exactly this! OP don't be crazy! Don't let the greed takes you over. Hold your bitcoins in the cold storage and be happy that you have them and that nobody can scam you.

There is no good and sure investment possibility in the Bitcoin space at the moment. Just many scams and ponzi schemes!

Trust me!
hero member
Activity: 602
Merit: 500
In math we trust.
You could invest your bitcoin on a reputable site's bankroll.
Note that this still involves some short-term risk, but you will have profits in the long term with the house edge.
The only big risk is the casino being hacked, it could happen.
I recommed a well established casino with security being a priority.
I will not be giving you-advertising any names though, you will have to make your research.
hero member
Activity: 826
Merit: 501
2local[IEO] - https://2local.io/
all investment has risk, my current method is diversification, i save some and invest some. some investments are more risky than others. i think some POS coins that are stable arent a bad investment Smiley
hero member
Activity: 812
Merit: 1000
To earn any sort of interest you'd have to invest it somewhere and right now there isn't anything worthy enough to trust, all the companies which looks trustful might end up scamming after they have acquired enough funds, so my advice to you is just keep it safe and wait for the price to go up. You can try lending in the subforum but then again it is risky and one bad loan might put a real dent to your savings so far.
legendary
Activity: 2590
Merit: 3015
Welt Am Draht
No.
legendary
Activity: 1610
Merit: 1183
Having a decent stack of BTC sitting on your wallet is pretty good, but im wondering if there is a way to watch that money grow off interest in the Bitcoin world. Im thinking about how can I grow my Bitcoins passively without having to do basically nothing, just like those rich fiat cunts do. Unfortunately I don't have many BTC but I don't have much free time to work parttime for extra BTC beyond posting a bit on here or what not and that pays peanuts. I do my occasional trading as well but that takes time so it doesn't count as passive income.
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