Topic: Anything sustainable worth of investing? - page 18. (Read 38168 times)

This sounds interesting. What are up to date results of the fund? Is there any table where we can see how did you do in the past?

thank you its good to hear, to many people want to build pyramids or play magic games and expect to double there money over night a  one year Return on Investment for me is an amazing return I have never heard of BURST though

We are offering BURST assets that are based around the function of our company and our new products. We also base our assets on trading. We have enough power in mining to back them all and we keep adding more. Right now the ROI is around a year, but we're constantly adding more to give more to everyone. Our main asset is called ByteEnt. Backed by fee on our pool (second largest currently in the world for BURST.)

We also offer a more risky investment that is based off our altcoin trading. Then another that pays interest of 2% a month.

They are trusted investments that we will continue to build and make better.

We have a great team and continue to release new projects.

(currently the block explorer is down for some maintenance and switching to a new server as the coder for this is currently out of town.)


I know this isn't a BTC investment, (well, aside from the most risky asset which we only accept BTC for as to not dump BURST.) But I just wanted to show that there are a few people still trying to offer legit investments for people in the crypto market.

http://byte.enterprises

edit: we also plan to offer a true cloudmining operation that is based in BURST. The reason this can work is due to BURST being mined on hard drives. The model is completely different than someone mining BTC. The power consumption is MUCH lower. Only issue currently is BURST price causing ROI to be longer than a year, so I can't price anything exactly right to work for everyone quite yet. But that is down the line we still plan to offer this as well. If we can make it feasible.

If we do offer any cloud setups, proof will be provided in forms of accounts you can watch mining on our pool, and pictures of the farm given to those who ask in PM. Could also arrange for video.

But this is still a ways off yet.

Its impossible to do that. Even the most legit companies could go bad. I tend to avoid anything with ROI under a year, 99% of those are scams.

Risk management learned through a trial by fire and diversification so you don't lose all your eggs in one go will be your only saving grace in the world of crypto if you want investments that are "worth it." Sustainable? Probably not. They come and go with the flow of events. Move with the tide.

can someone create a list of proven reputable investment products for bitcoins and or investment opportunities i.e like current ipos, can you buy shares with bitcoins of current trading companies and is there a marketplace for this and/or is there any reputable forex companies as well that offers bitcoin as a deposit method do your worst people

sorry dude I was only trying to help I just knew they were legit they are a small consulting company from Australia, isn't there a bitcoin bank on tor that offers 20% a month returns does anyone know of the name and or tor web address cheers nick

Yeah, really trustable guys. The domain expired a few days ago. Pls do not post this kind of junk anymore.

ok the only trustable guys I have found are www.bizingit.com they offer a messily 6.5% Per annum account, but interest is calculated daily so its really 6.95% per annum

but here's the kick in the guts the account minimum needs to be $5000 USD which is way to steep and they base the value and payment of interest of all accounts on the USD and not bitcoin which means if bitcoin skyrockets your left with a guaranteed 7% profit so theoretically you could lose bitcoins by investing with these guys  a good start but im sure others could do better

Insurance

the problem is, even if you run an honest business
disaster can happen
and there is no guarantee that the investor will be protected.

what if a tornado wiped out RS's properties?

sorry to paint a gloomy picture
but everything in this sub has disappointed so far
and i'm nothing but cynical now

if you invest here
in any offering
no matter what
expect to lose

Lending seems as an interesting option. Have also checked BTClend and other similar sites. The main problem is collateral. None of lending sites has managed to solve this issue.

Lending in BTC and/or USD.  I don't have a lot in there at all but have been doing it for over 2 years, never had a problem.

Buy bitcoin and hold them?

Well, just trolling, honestly:
I think that some of those dice sites are a good choice, just-dice has this investment option.
Just-dice has been in the game for long enough time to be called "trusted".
But there is always a chance that the site is hacked or the owners (or some of the programmers) take all the coins and run.
In real life there are also risk, there are many who was scammed on stocks, buying a promissing stock that was just a pump'n'dump with no real potential,
that happen all the time. Saw a documentary about it.
I think the key is to invest in many different things so you can take a hit or two and still be ahead.

No, I would like to know what is my expected monthly return on 10 BTC investment? I know this depends on several elements but I m searching for your best guess based on previous performance. Also, is there a website or a thread with more info I can take a look at?

Are you confusing company ROI and ROE with dividends?

ROI data s not so encouraging, if I m not mistaking. Also, after current Amhash disaster, I m reluctant to deal with Havelock ever again.

What exactly? Lending?

Bitfinex is probably the safest currently. 

if you are talking about big amounts like thousands of dollars then i don't think its worth to invest anywhere in crypto securities or mining, because profit is small these days and risk is huge. but its ok to play with small amounts, i will invest as soon as i have 1 btc