People, 4 pages of posts and not a single decent proposal excluding work for a living and buy BTC and buy BTC and hold.
Guess people are saving their best ideas and opportunities.
Topic: How do you multiply with 1BTC capital? - page 2. (Read 5269 times)
Simple: do not sell this 1BTC for 10 years.
This is the best answer.
Just imagine you have $600 (which is an unfortunately small amount to "multiply"). Transaction fees and other costs guarantee an investment of $600 will likely have a lower risk-adjusted profit than if you had more. I can't imagine BTCjam or Havelock return anything close to 8% after defaults.
in BtcJam there are a lots of ponzis and doubtful projects, unfortunately it's scammer's heaven
Havelock on the other hand, have better projects but many of them pays revenues according sells of each company, but those sells are paid with dollars, so if the company sell 10.000usd in products, then your dividends in bitcoins are a part of this amount. If the price rises, the company income still are 10.000usd, but your dividends in btc will be lower
I would not invest in a company whose income are in usd if I expect multiply my bitcoins, but this could be a good opportunity if you have some USD
I think the best way to invest 1 BTC would be via collateral loans. It will require a lot of sweat equity in terms of approving and managing your loans, but the returns are generally very high and the risk is pretty low.
hallo bitcoiners 
I want to ask, how do you multiply with 1BTC capital?
what would you do? invest? play in mining? or else
please share your opinion here
I want to ask, how do you multiply with 1BTC capital?
what would you do? invest? play in mining? or else
please share your opinion here
Give something in exchange for more bitcoins, or invest them well.
Simple: do not sell this 1BTC for 10 years.
This is the best answer.
Just imagine you have $600 (which is an unfortunately small amount to "multiply"). Transaction fees and other costs guarantee an investment of $600 will likely have a lower risk-adjusted profit than if you had more. I can't imagine BTCjam or Havelock return anything close to 8% after defaults.
in BtcJam there are a lots of ponzis and doubtful projects, unfortunately it's scammer's heaven
Havelock on the other hand, have better projects but many of them pays revenues according sells of each company, but those sells are paid with dollars, so if the company sell 10.000usd in products, then your dividends in bitcoins are a part of this amount. If the price rises, the company income still are 10.000usd, but your dividends in btc will be lower
I would not invest in a company whose income are in usd if I expect multiply my bitcoins, but this could be a good opportunity if you have some USD
hmmm 1 BTC i'm too confusing should be how because i never had BTC too much like that myabe after i had that BTC i will trading or buy some altcoins in exchange and get some profit from that
Just imagine you have $600 (which is an unfortunately small amount to "multiply"). Transaction fees and other costs guarantee an investment of $600 will likely have a lower risk-adjusted profit than if you had more. I can't imagine BTCjam or Havelock return anything close to 8% after defaults.
bet all on card game 
I said gambling but this is throwing your savings out from the window.
I think, you should take advises from people that have been in bitcoin for at least 2 years....
you are looking for experience and real results
bet all on card game
I said gambling but this is throwing your savings out from the window.
bet all on card game
I would invest in some HIYP but I know that the risk is really high, it's gambling.
Invest in neo bee
Multiplying with 1 BTC is a bit tough, I suggest doing fixed deposits or go for bonds.
Good luck OP
Good luck OP
Simple: do not sell this 1BTC for 10 years.
I would hang on to that 1 btc for dear life, hold long term and work to earn more. In 3-5 years if bitcoin successes it could be worth tens of thousands of dollars.
Depending on where you live and your level of education, it's not that hard to earn another $500, work and earn and buy another btc and double your holdings. Really with an amount that small even if you put 0.2 into a high risk but promising alt coin, if you lose that's a 5th of your total gone, a huge loss in proportion. With that relatively small amount it's easier to increase your holdings by earning more. If you had 50x or 100x that amount I may advise differently.
Depending on where you live and your level of education, it's not that hard to earn another $500, work and earn and buy another btc and double your holdings. Really with an amount that small even if you put 0.2 into a high risk but promising alt coin, if you lose that's a 5th of your total gone, a huge loss in proportion. With that relatively small amount it's easier to increase your holdings by earning more. If you had 50x or 100x that amount I may advise differently.
That's the most reasonable advice one could give.
Of course you could multiply your bitcoin. But not without substantial risk. That risk is far to high to take, if you can't compensate a potential loss easily. Too much greed often leads to ruin. Today it's still possible to buy a decent amount of bitcoin from fiat earnings.
ya.ya.yo!
loans is most riskiest
mining is slightly less risky
trading on exchanges is slightly less risky
best bet is to find a product that will sell well, find a cheap manufacturer/distributor/supplier and buy it. then sell for a 20%-100% profit. keep the profit and then rebuy more stock. repeat as often as you can.
research drop shipping where you only pay when you make a sale, and the drop shipper delivers straight to customer. this means no stock hoarding, not having to deal with packaging and distribution. you simply send the drop shipper the funds and delivery address
mining is slightly less risky
trading on exchanges is slightly less risky
best bet is to find a product that will sell well, find a cheap manufacturer/distributor/supplier and buy it. then sell for a 20%-100% profit. keep the profit and then rebuy more stock. repeat as often as you can.
research drop shipping where you only pay when you make a sale, and the drop shipper delivers straight to customer. this means no stock hoarding, not having to deal with packaging and distribution. you simply send the drop shipper the funds and delivery address
This is probably the best advice you can get. I encourage you to read it over carefully.
Don't get fancy, it's just money. So how would you multiply dollars or Euros?
You could ...
You could ...
Balloons are def the way to go
Yes! I once looked into the most profitable items and balloons were one of them. Only popcorn has a higher markup. The problem is finding a venue. A movie theater can sell you .20 cents of corn for $7.00, but that price wont work at a store. Same with balloons. If you own a zoo you can sell bags of air for $7.00. If you have to find a place to sell, you will find out that others have those venues for themselves.
Fountain drinks are also really good profit. I have a friend that owns a Chevron. He tells me the most profitable item at the station are fountain drinks. He pays about $0.14 for the syrup, CO2 and cup and sells it for $1.99. It would be difficult to make that portable like balloon sales though.
I have a formula that has served me for many years now....
A) Buy stuff
B) Sell stuff for more than I paid for it
C) The bit in the middle is called profit
Where B-A = C
C is the bit you want.
A) Buy stuff
B) Sell stuff for more than I paid for it
C) The bit in the middle is called profit
Where B-A = C
C is the bit you want.
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