Topic: Bitcoin arbitrage, quite profitable BTC investment, make up to 1% ROI per day - page 22. (Read 47388 times)

Bitcoin trader has been online since November 2013, 6+ months, and this adds to their credibility IMO. There have been no issues of any kind so far, withdrawals are working fine and profits are quite nice. Personally, I will be increasing my investment 20% compared to what I have now. Having said this, people should still be careful with their investments, there is nothing risk free in the Bitcoin world.

I asked the support about plans for a litecoin Trading pool..

This was the answer:

Yes we are indeed planning a Litecoin Trading Pool, but currently the volume on the markets is too low. We expect this to change in the near future.

A Litecoin Mining Pool will be introduced once we have our first Litecoin Miners delivered in July. We need to test them for a few weeks and if everything works out we might add a Litecoin Mining Pool in August or September.


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I am currently satisfied with the service 

This should be filed under gambling.

Like everything else in life, like any other investment, always remember the golden rule:
Never use money that you can't afford to lose!

That being for Forex, HYIPs, bitcoins, etc.

Like everything else in life, like any other investment, always remember the golden rule:
Never use money that you can't afford to lose!

That being for Forex, HYIPs, bitcoins, etc.

Absolutely, always be cautious when playing HYIP's. Safe words to live by.

Bitcoin trader has been online since November 2013, 6+ months, and this adds to their credibility IMO. There have been no issues of any kind so far, withdrawals are working fine and profits are quite nice. Personally, I will be increasing my investment 20% compared to what I have now. Having said this, people should still be careful with their investments, there is nothing risk free in the Bitcoin world.

What an amount of rubish is these last posts...
Are you on a mission to finish HYIPs ?
1) Greed is good, people are greedy, and as long as there's someone offering high returns (forex, bitcoins, potatoes, carrots), people will pay in some money, cause they are greedy. And greed will never disappear.
2) Don't quite understand why people slag off others without personal experience, sounds like kinder garden bullying to me. Do it first, put your money where your mouth is, then if a particular website or company rips you off, point the finger, not before.

Wonder why Bitcoin-trader.biz (if they are a HYIP scam) would go to lenghts to have their website translated in different languages (italian, spanish, etc) if they just wanted to make a quick buck and run away. Of course translating costs money, a lot of money. Plus, they have local representatives to offer customer support in native language to potential and existing clients.

Also, playing the arbitrage game is (I do it myself) very rewarding, specially with bitcoin, buy the damn thing on BTC-e, sell it on Kraken, easy peasy, the price dif. is so nice that profits are guaranteed almost of the times. Also, they operate from the UK and they have a proper trading team that know their shit.

If all these is the typical HYIP scam... it really is weird why they are spending so much money to build a business.

just my 2 cents...

Bitcoin trader April 29, 2014 result: +0.91%

Still there, still paying, no issues for now. Is this risky? Sure. But tell me this, what BTC related investment is not risky. Let me refresh your memory. Mt.Gox, a legitimate exchange used by tens if not hundreds of thousands people, they were doing fine until 1 day they simply crashed taking 700k Bitcoins with them. More? BTC-e, one of the largest BTC exchanges in the entire ecosystem, nobody knows where it is located and nobody knows who owns it, no names, nothing. So if they run away tomorrow, kiss your BTC goodbye. You need more? Hashfast, a ASIC manufacturer, took money of their clients and failed to deliver ASIC in time basically ripping off their clients of hundreds of thousands USD, currently facing lawsuits. Even more? Bitcoin itself, a virtual currency with no central authority, no governance or moderation we have all heavily invested in. If for some reason it goes down tomorrow, well, we can all say we have been involved into one very risky business. I could go all day with these risky BTC related ventures.

So please, let us be honest, EVERYTHING related to Bitcoin is risky, if you are not ready to take this risk, you are definitely in the wrong industry. I have clearly stated this, several times, in this thread. Having said all this, I have still been able to make money out of this service. If anyone else would like to give it a try, go slow, as I have pointed out. If not, that is fine by me. If you think there is something else less risky and more lucrative to invest in, by all means let me know.