Are there any investment websites that accept bitcoin?

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Quote from: ThatDevAaron on August 14, 2020, 12:03:11 PM

What I am looking for is a anonymous place to invest in stocks etc with bitcoin and gain a return on it.

Maybe a stock exchange that accepts bitcoin and is anonymous.

*anonymity is very important too me.*

There are companies that do have Bitcoins and stocks and you can buy one in the relation with other one , but these companies are the ones which do need KYC because at the end of the day if something happens they won't know who to go with . . . .

Plus if the company do not have KYC , you should also rethink , how serious they are about this matter ?

I do want to say some thing * Bitcoins are investment in themselves therefore you don't really have to wait for someone to give you good returns , you can hold and at the same time , you can trade *

If everything fails there are website online where you can lend Bitcoins and at the same time gain some interest.

Here is top lending services for Bitcoins:
https://cryptomaniaks.com/best-bitcoin-lending-sites

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Quote from: ThatDevAaron on August 14, 2020, 12:03:11 PM

What I am looking for is a anonymous place to invest in stocks etc with bitcoin and gain a return on it.
Maybe a stock exchange that accepts bitcoin and is anonymous.
*anonymity is very important too me.*

I dont believe you can own a stock anonymously. Companies have to know who their owners are.

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Since you already have your own funds of bitcoin why won't you maintain and hold your bitcoin for a long-term investment, instead of investing all of it in stocks because I know stocks is still struggling due to Coronavirus crisis. So investing it in bitcoin would give you a better advantage than stocks investment.

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Bitcoin itself is already an investment. And so far I have not seen any stock investment platform that is accepting Bitcoin as a payment method. I know lots of them and what they are accepting as payment is mostly debit card payment and bank transfer. I have not even seen any one of them that is accepting PayPal as a payment method, so it’s unlikely they will even talk about accepting Bitcoin as a payment method.

These gold companies are strictly careful when it comes to dealing with people, so they just deal with banks directly, and nothing more. I don’t really know to what extent you’re worried about your identity, but there are trusted platforms where you can use without having to worry that much. If not, then you should continue investing direct in Bitcoin.

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Quote from: enhu on August 14, 2020, 01:10:04 PM

Stocks are regulated by the SEC, its definitely required to submit your details to the broker. There are people who uses dummy when it comes to stocks, I'm not sure if its going to be an option for you but will be risky. I have seen rich people caught doing it on the news.

But since you are so concern about privacy, crypto is sure for you. Why intend to go invest on stocks when you can invest on crypto projects which you can completely skip KYC.

maybe he wants to make another kind of investment or at least add another type of asset.
crypto and stocks have their respective markets, so there is nothing wrong with having both if you have excess money.
the rules are, of course, different.

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I don't take loans, ask for sig if I ever do.

Stocks itself already scream KYC though. If you want, you can try looking for a third party that would invest for you via Bitcoin, though that's pretty inefficient imo. There's also the issue of what stocks are available to invest in when looking for a site that even transacts for what you want. I looked up a bit and found that Abra has what you're looking for, investing Bitcoin to Stocks technically, but sadly they have KYC on them. I don't know the specifics of the KYC but you can try checking it out. Do take care since they had some issues with how transactions worked, though that was 3 years ago and I just hoped it was fixed already.

https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2019/02/06/abra-buy-stocks-bitcoin-etfs/

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The only one I can think of is https://primexbt.com/. They have no KYC but US customers aren't allowed although I don't know how strongly they enforce that rule.

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As posted above, most stock exchanges are regulated with the SEC, and let's assume that is heavily required KYC even you are an investor you need to disclose your identity to them. But if the privacy is you're concerned here using Bitcoin and make this as your investment is the best for you. The fact that you can't easily buy stocks in centralized exchange nowadays.

Speaking of investment using your Bitcoin. Have you tried investing using your Bitcoin in a gambling platform? I have heard that they are profitable and most commonly, you can completely hide you real identity if this is what you're concerned.

Quote from: TimeTeller on August 14, 2020, 07:30:41 PM

Please read the users' feedback on eToro before using that service.

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.etoro.com

They have pretty share of negative feedback on that platform.

That's right and it seems all concerned are in poor service and huge fees which is you can read on their FAQ.

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That is something seems to be impossible to be found,

There is no such thing that allows any investor to invest in stocks without requiring them to undergo KYC. It is regulated by SEC that's why KYC is one of the primary requirements. If being anonymous is important to you, then investing in stocks is not for you.

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Quote from: batang_bitcoin on August 14, 2020, 05:49:58 PM

Quote from: harizen on August 14, 2020, 03:08:45 PM

There is no problem finding a stock trading site that accepts crypto as one of the deposit methods but expects that KYC is a mandatory requirement there e.g Etoro.

This is the only website x broker that I know which you can buy bitcoin and stocks at the same time. But if you want to be anonymous while purchasing stocks, I think that's quite hard. If it's for the gains, you can have bitcoin and let it be your personal stocks.
No need to pass KYC requirements and you have it sleep in the wallet for a long time which is hodling. Some exchange(Kraken) offer you interest in exchange of depositing your bitcoin on them while being enrolled to their staking feature.

Please read the users' feedback on eToro before using that service.

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.etoro.com

They have pretty share of negative feedback on that platform.
The OP should just do his own trading for the moment. If he is not comfortable with his skills, he can always start small.
Later on, he will appreciate to learn the ins and outs of crypto trading. At least, you are holding your funds and not somebody is taking a hostage of your money.

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I think most of the gambling website can take your crypto money as investment, I do not know how much they offer and how secure they are. Do your complete research while investing in some crypto gambling site.

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Quote from: harizen on August 14, 2020, 03:08:45 PM

There is no problem finding a stock trading site that accepts crypto as one of the deposit methods but expects that KYC is a mandatory requirement there e.g Etoro.

This is the only website x broker that I know which you can buy bitcoin and stocks at the same time. But if you want to be anonymous while purchasing stocks, I think that's quite hard. If it's for the gains, you can have bitcoin and let it be your personal stocks.
No need to pass KYC requirements and you have it sleep in the wallet for a long time which is hodling. Some exchange(Kraken) offer you interest in exchange of depositing your bitcoin on them while being enrolled to their staking feature.

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Quote from: ThatDevAaron on August 14, 2020, 12:03:11 PM

What I am looking for is a anonymous place to invest in stocks etc with bitcoin and gain a return on it.
Maybe a stock exchange that accepts bitcoin and is anonymous.
*anonymity is very important too me.*

I believed there is no stock trading site that doesn't require KYC. Stock exchanges are heavily regulated and unlike in some crypto exchanges wherein you can deposit and trade without KYC, it's not the case in stock trading sites.

If anonymity is very important to you, trade with crypto instead. There are several centralized and decentralized crypto-trading platforms you can choose on.

There is no problem finding a stock trading site that accepts crypto as one of the deposit methods but expects that KYC is a mandatory requirement there e.g Etoro.

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Stocks are regulated by the SEC, its definitely required to submit your details to the broker. There are people who uses dummy when it comes to stocks, I'm not sure if its going to be an option for you but will be risky. I have seen rich people caught doing it on the news.

But since you are so concern about privacy, crypto is sure for you. Why intend to go invest on stocks when you can invest on crypto projects which you can completely skip KYC.

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There is no exchange that enable to trade stocks, accept BTC does not require KYC and has reputation high enough to deposit funds there. But i think that it could be next big thing. SP500 futures on binance (no KYC) or tokens backed by real stocks or materials (like gold token - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-gold-first-100-liquid-stablecoin-backed-by-gold-5161544 - backed 1:1 with real physical gold)

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No not that I know of. Most exchanges will want to kyc or receive funds from a bank account for verification.

It's often due to making it easier for investors to file for tax purposes (eg UK stocks have a 0.5% stamp duty).
There was talk binance might be adding stocks at some point but its just rumours for now.

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What I am looking for is a anonymous place to invest in stocks etc with bitcoin and gain a return on it.

Maybe a stock exchange that accepts bitcoin and is anonymous.

*anonymity is very important too me.*

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