I just want to say I am really happy with Bitcoin-trader so far and have had absolutely no problems whatsoever. The payments have been on time every day, the communication with the admin has been spot on.
I am already coming up to making back 50% of my investment.
Yes there is ponzu schemes and HYIP's, but I firmly believe that BT is not one of them..
Nothing makes me happier then seeing my Bitcoin balance grow everyday and I look forward to doubling my money at the end of the term.
Everywhere we use Bitcoin at the moment is a huge risk, even using the exchanges, at least my risk is getting me around 25% a month profit which beats the 1-2% a month I used to make trading Forex and Futures.
Im not even going to leave my referral link to prove I am not just trying to make some money from this review...
Thanks Bitcoin trader so far, heres to the next few months.
I am already coming up to making back 50% of my investment.
Yes there is ponzu schemes and HYIP's, but I firmly believe that BT is not one of them..
Nothing makes me happier then seeing my Bitcoin balance grow everyday and I look forward to doubling my money at the end of the term.
Everywhere we use Bitcoin at the moment is a huge risk, even using the exchanges, at least my risk is getting me around 25% a month profit which beats the 1-2% a month I used to make trading Forex and Futures.
Im not even going to leave my referral link to prove I am not just trying to make some money from this review...
Thanks Bitcoin trader so far, heres to the next few months.
It is good it is working out for you and I hope you get all your funds back too. The problem I have is with the 120 lock-in coupled with balances being maintained in US dollars. (Correct me if I'm wrong.) Say you put in 2 BTC, at $450 and it is converted to dollars and locked in. What if bitcoin has a major run during that 4 months and goes to $1800. You get back .5 BTC instead of the 2 BTC you put in. Just how good do the returns look then? My example is extreme, but if they are doing arbitrage why do they have to convert you bitcoin balance to fiat anyway. It just doesn't make sense to me.
However bitcoin-trader.biz has been running for months and the BTC market has been favorable to them.
USD part is true but it works both ways. What if you have invested when BTC was $1200 and get your profits out when BTC is low. At 1% per day, you would break even in BTC in under 40 business days. IMO, the best tactics is to transfer 80% of your profits in BTC and withdraw until you break even.
Agreed the last few months have been very much in your favor if you are trying to build btc there.
