better you trade your coins than you invest in ponzi or gamble. gamble or invest have risk lose your money
and why do you think trading bears little or no risk compared to gambling and ponzis?
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and why do you think trading bears little or no risk compared to gambling and ponzis?
better you trade your coins than you invest in ponzi or gamble. gamble or invest have risk lose your money
I don't have much to invest in anything. So right now I'm a reseller and gamble a little. Life too short to not try yo luck !
I do both, when I invest in a gambling site. Lot's of these sites offer the chance for everyone to invest in them. You get a share in the winnings and take a loss, when they lose. It's a very high risk investment, because you never know who you are investing in, but the rewards can be high too, if they do not run.
I like high risk, high yield investments but you have to take calculated risks in betting on more reputable operations with a good track record.
I like high risk, high yield investments but you have to take calculated risks in betting on more reputable operations with a good track record.
Why gamble when you can invest in a gambling website. You can't beat the house so why not be the house?
of course I would choose gambling, because during the playing of investment always ends with the scammer 
do you experience already of being scam while your investing in some site? what did you do? and are you also a wise gambler like when you win you stop gamble already?
yes I've experienced some scam. yes, when I win big at gambling, partly I sell. and playing with an initial capital
depends on your investment. high risk investments are like gambling too so... there's little difference
If its investing to cloudmining sites like scrypt.cc, cloudminr.io or coinsera you are like gambling as well because you have no idea if the site is legit or not. So want to gamble i'll go to a legit gambling site not invest to a ponzi site. But if there is a legit bitcoin investment site, i'll go for investment.
I can't think of a situation where gambling would be better than investing unless you're just wanting to have fun. Gambling is not a valid way to earn money. It's more of an outlet to have a little fun with a possible reward at the end. The ones that use gambling to earn real money are the ones that usually lose the most. However, there are some investments that are so bad you might as well gamble your Bitcoin instead, like ponzi's. Invest into safe options that impose a decent balance between risk and ROI.
to all of you guys.. what do you think is better? is it to invest or to gamble in sites? tell me your point of view and why.
No difference. to all of you guys.. what do you think is better? is it to invest or to gamble in sites? tell me your point of view and why.
It is best to play the stock market
I'll prefer gambling behalf of investing at mining (because, it takes long to get ROI) and ponzi/HYIP (because, there's no gurantee to get back our money) 
~Rude Boy
~Rude Boy
In bitcoinland investing is a gamble.
With those two the probability of losing money is way too high, but with gambling at least you have fun.
With those two the probability of losing money is way too high, but with gambling at least you have fun.
to all of you guys.. what do you think is better? is it to invest or to gamble in sites? tell me your point of view and why.
the best and least stressful way is long-term invest. I tried short-term investments, gamble, mining..but hey, long-term investment with bitcoins on paper walllets is way to go:)
Gamble. It's more fun.
i'll go for Invest
I admit i gamble from time to time but its a game of chance, once i bet my bitcoins, i don't expect it to come back
Unlike investing, If i invest my bitcoin, i expect a return of at least 20%.
I admit i gamble from time to time but its a game of chance, once i bet my bitcoins, i don't expect it to come back
Unlike investing, If i invest my bitcoin, i expect a return of at least 20%.
Investment is safer but requires a lot of background research, you need to know exactly what you're getting into and be able to evaluate the risks properly. Gambling, on the other hand, requires almost no thought and gratification is instantaneous. However you need to remember that the vast majority of people have to lose their money so that a small minority (+ the Casino owners) can take home a decent profit. Based on your own gambling history, you should already have an idea of how lucky you are.
One option that somewhat falls between gambling and investing is to buy and sell new coins as they are released on exchanges. Here you don't need to worry about whether the coin is a scam or not, you're not gonna be holding the coin for long, you're just gambling on short term gain (most new coins experience a peak of sorts sometimes after they make their debut on exchanges).
One option that somewhat falls between gambling and investing is to buy and sell new coins as they are released on exchanges. Here you don't need to worry about whether the coin is a scam or not, you're not gonna be holding the coin for long, you're just gambling on short term gain (most new coins experience a peak of sorts sometimes after they make their debut on exchanges).
of course I would choose gambling, because during the playing of investment always ends with the scammer
do you experience already of being scam while your investing in some site? what did you do? and are you also a wise gambler like when you win you stop gamble already?
of course I would choose gambling, because during the playing of investment always ends with the scammer
Gambling is generally for entertainment only. You are bound to lose your coins in the long run. However, if you do stop in time, you could end up with a good profit. Due to variance, you are more likely to lose money. I would recommend going for investments. But at the same time, it would be a concern if the site owner manipulate the earnings or a whale come and wipe your profit. However, in the long run with no cheating, profit would be ~1%.
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