Topic: Hello Is there any genuine Bitcoin Multiplier ? (Read 27867 times)

Surely not. This kind of genuine BTC Multiplier will just become true if King Midas create one or the Lamp Genius.

Nobody can double money so fast and with 100% sure, it's just a illusion like Cloud Minings and another schemes like that offering easy and big returns without any effort from your side.

There isnt a good multiplier outside from just going to a known gambling site like primedice and hope you wont get screwed over in 1 roll.

If you have the settings to 90% win rate, there is the risk of losing the huge principal.

Then theres the other approach, where if you are wise enough you`d save enough to create some other type of sales and not looking for quick easy hand outs.

Theres books like Think and Grow Rich and Millionaire fastlane that can change your view of financial literacy.

Simple application of logic will show that there is no such thing. Try this thought experiment.

You just discovered a way to "double" your bitcoin. Do you:

A. Create secret accounts then tell the world you need their money so that you can double it all as a public service?

B. Not tell anyone and with just one bitcoin double it until you own all the coins?

Logic is the bane of scammers.

Really?! Cha cha cha...  

In fact 

there definitely isnt a genuine bitcoin multiplier i really urge you to never invest bitcoin in anything online that says doubling bitcoins or anything like that. its 100% a ponzi scheme.

" Are there any FIAT currency multyplayers?"

Nothing just the hard work you put forth has the ability to multiply your bitcoin rather than depending upon some sort of website and ending in loss.

There is no such thing. Most of them are scams

Better to hold your bitcoin instead of invest it for nothing.. i dont hear any multiplier or doubler for bitcoin all of them are scam..
If you want to double your money better to try trading but first you should study it first..

did you mean hyip or ponzi?doubling bitcoin is short way to make bitcoin but also have highest risk in my opinion,i suggest you to stay away from that scheme and pick a good investement or just earn bitcoin from better way like signature campaign.

Are you even aware that the only possible means to "multiply" your btc is through gambling, ponzi schemes, and investing in businesses that succeeds? If you're talking about "multiplying" your btc using a software, it is not possible. If that even exists, one bitcoin would probably worth nothing at the time of this writing. If you want you can always try gambling, but I'm sure you'll have a hard time multiplying your balance in there.

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This should answer your question.

If there was a BTC multiplier, BTC wouldn't have any worth.

If there was a genuine btc multiplyer (which there isn't), none of us would have heard about it as the creator would just keep it to themselves so they can get filthy rich. The multiplier scams you hear on youtube etc are at best useless, worst they contain malware.

An investment scheme denominated in fiat currencies with high returns could work, i.e. it's possible to get a return of 10-15% by investing in rental properties. Once you take out the property management fees, taxes, insurance, and percentage of time where the property (or more likely, collection of properties) remains vacant, then you'd probably be looking at the lower end of that range. Still, that's a pretty good figure.

A similar scheme where the main currency is BTC, on the other hand, would definitely not work since a.) BTC must be converted to fiat before investing in rental properties, b.) because housing and rental prices are denominated in fiat, and c.) the price of BTC is so volatile that the value of your investment could rise or fall by 10-15% in a single day.

It would also be possible to invest in a company that gives out loans or insurance and earn a profit that exceeds the rate of inflation. Say you have $100,000 to invest and the fund earns 8% per annum and inflation is 3%. Taking inflation into account, the end of year profit in this scenario would be $5,000. It's a free lunch, albeit a small one. Sure it could be a ponzi scheme but if you stick to companies that have regular audits and operate in a transparent manner then the chances of it being a scam are less likely. Real ponzi schemes tend to be secretive or vague about the sources of their "income".

Try looking up Coinsdouble in this forum and look how many people lost their money, its pretty sickening. People are use to fiat and being regulated by the government or police protection. There is none with bitcoin unless you have friends like Anonymous hack group that can get revenge for you.You're better off gambling ten to put your money in those and gambling is no good

Katsou is right yes! you earn from Ponzi but if you aren't not enough you will lose soon.

that's a ponzi site. I would advise to stay away from these kind of sites because they will scam you sooner or later.

I agree  and that is a very good point! Why would they need your bitcoin..If i had some secret way to double in that amount of time i don't think i would give people ideas about it. It would be my secret.   

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