Topic: How Do You Make Money With Bitcoin? - page 7. (Read 804 times)
Hodling requires lots of patience and it can even take as long as 3-4 years for one to achieve their target. As for me, i do day trading more particular Margin Trading. It's a very risky venture for a beginner but having been in the game for a while now, I know what to do and how to make the best out of it.
sometimes I trade but not every day, when the trend is down, it's certainly not profitable to trade bitcoin, I used to also invest in cloud mining, but not anymore because most cloud mining ended up disappointing, even many are scams.
How do you want to make the money, you don't specify this. It is through trading, airdrop and bounty or faucet?
There are plenty of ways to turn your Bitcoin into more money.
1. You can invest in the bankroll of casinos like crypto-games.net and a variety of others
1. You can invest in the bankroll of casinos like crypto-games.net and a variety of others
This opportunity became rare this days, afaik crypto-games itself closed public investments some time ago, and other gambling sites did it too. It was a nice way of getting profit from your coins - the returns weren't big, but they were relatively consistent, however, if your goal is to get more fiat, then it's risky since it's essentially investing in Bitcoin for long term, and not everyone is ready for that.
1- Are you a daily trader? who buy BTC at loew price and sell it with higher price at the end of the day, If no why?
I used to do daily trading. But most of the time I find it difficult to make profit because of price fluctuations of bitcoin.
2- Are you a BTC holder? who bought BTC and hold it for months, Years to be in profit?
3- you tell me.
3- you tell me.
Yes, much safer strategy specially if you don't like to be a full time trader. You can buy during dips and stash bitcoin in your wallet. Others have a goal to have at least 1 BTC, but if you can save more, much better.
2- Are you a BTC holder? who bought BTC and hold it for months, Years to be in profit?
besides I do this (HODL Bitcoin for a long time until profit), I also make money from mining, I sell several Satoshi to buy mining equipment.. the cost of electricity in my city is pretty cheap, so I'm still able to make money under the current conditions. 
When you want to make money out of bitcoin you should not consider it as a way to earn. It is good to do invest for long term profiting. Even now it is good to invest in altcoins as thee is much deep fall in the price. To earn out of b.
Unfortunately, I loss all my bitcoin to dead altcoins. I was hoping to make huge profit and accumulate bitcoin, never knew developers were planning to dump and kiss date goodbye. I just trade some good altcoin foe now.
1- Are you a daily trader? who buy BTC at loew price and sell it with higher price at the end of the day, If no why?
2- Are you a BTC holder? who bought BTC and hold it for months, Years to be in profit?
3- you tell me.
I'm not a trader. I tried trading a couple of years ago, but it did not work out. I did not lose much, fortunately, but I did not win either. I am a holder in some sense, yes, but the price has been largely stable for more than a year, so I neither lost nor won much out of it. I once lost quite a lot when I did not sell at ATH but sold later gradually because the price was not going up and I needed money. I profited nicely on other cryptos, though, such as Ethereum and Litecoin, but that was a long time ago (they both cost less than $20 back then, and I was lucky to buy and sell at a way higher price). 2- Are you a BTC holder? who bought BTC and hold it for months, Years to be in profit?
3- you tell me.
There are plenty of ways to turn your Bitcoin into more money.
1. You can invest in the bankroll of casinos like crypto-games.net and a variety of others
2. You can loan it out using P2P lending sites like Nexo
3. You can stake your cryptocurrencies on proof-of-stake networks like Tezos (XTZ)
4. You can purchase a masternode for something like DASH (risky and expensive)
5. You can purchase dividend-yielding tokens.
1. You can invest in the bankroll of casinos like crypto-games.net and a variety of others
2. You can loan it out using P2P lending sites like Nexo
3. You can stake your cryptocurrencies on proof-of-stake networks like Tezos (XTZ)
4. You can purchase a masternode for something like DASH (risky and expensive)
5. You can purchase dividend-yielding tokens.
I don't hold bitcoin right now and I'm not mentally ready to hold bitcoin.
No one will answer "no" to the first question, since it is in everyone's interest to buy bitcoin at the lowest possible price and sell as high as possible.
In order to be a Btc Hollder who has a profit, you have to keep bitcoin in the long run in order to take profit, or have experience and then shorten that period.
Or maybe you're just lucky.
And you need to know that it is not always the best time to get bitcoin when its price drops, perhaps it is a sign of bitcoin's decline.
But if the price goes up, don't always think it's a bad time to take it, you might be sorry later if bitcoin reaches an incredible price.
No one will answer "no" to the first question, since it is in everyone's interest to buy bitcoin at the lowest possible price and sell as high as possible.
In order to be a Btc Hollder who has a profit, you have to keep bitcoin in the long run in order to take profit, or have experience and then shorten that period.
Or maybe you're just lucky.
And you need to know that it is not always the best time to get bitcoin when its price drops, perhaps it is a sign of bitcoin's decline.
But if the price goes up, don't always think it's a bad time to take it, you might be sorry later if bitcoin reaches an incredible price.
1- Are you a daily trader? who buy BTC at loew price and sell it with higher price at the end of the day, If no why?
2- Are you a BTC holder? who bought BTC and hold it for months, Years to be in profit?
3- you tell me.
2- Are you a BTC holder? who bought BTC and hold it for months, Years to be in profit?
3- you tell me.
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