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ChuckBuck

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If the OP just bought Bitcoin on the date he posted (2/26/15) and held it, his coins would've been worth $40 more each today.

So at $255 per BTC on February 26th * say 10 Bitcoins for an overal fiat value of $2550.

At today's prices, you would've had $295 per BTC * 10 for $2950 equals $2950. You would've made $400 fiat dollars just by sitting on it.

If you didn't just BUY and HODL and look at some scam invest, trading, or gambling site....you just cost yourself $400 for doing nothing basically.

Don't be a dumbass. Just BUY and HODL.

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Quote from: steven.G999 on March 10, 2015, 01:53:14 AM

Quote from: ubitcoin on March 10, 2015, 01:19:27 AM

Seeing all the replies I think I should start with trading avoiding all gambling, mining etc.
That will be great to start with

I think if you invest in the gambling was pretty good, as in primedice and other dice games, because usually the owner of the dice always win, so you can gain enough

Ya but I think it will take more then 1yr to make enough profit for me from those site :/

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Quote from: ranlo on March 10, 2015, 02:27:30 AM

Quote from: pooya87 on March 10, 2015, 01:40:37 AM

Quote from: ubitcoin on March 10, 2015, 01:19:27 AM

Seeing all the replies I think I should start with trading avoiding all gambling, mining etc.
That will be great to start with

its not about avoiding gambling. just you have to keep in mind that gambling is not an investment.
this is a wrong thought that is becoming common between users that gambling is an investment and you are supposed to profit from it. NO it is for fun and spending money.

I don't know why anyone would think gambling is an investment. The whole premise behind it is that the house has an edge, and they always win over time. You really shouldn't do it as an investment, but more of a "let's see if I'm more lucky than most people... when I have no control over what happens."

because of the "Possibility" of doubling or tripling what you invested. but what people forget is that it is only a chance which is always low. and all this is when it is a legit gambling site not some scam coding which makes you lose.

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Quote from: pooya87 on March 10, 2015, 01:40:37 AM

Quote from: ubitcoin on March 10, 2015, 01:19:27 AM

Seeing all the replies I think I should start with trading avoiding all gambling, mining etc.
That will be great to start with

its not about avoiding gambling. just you have to keep in mind that gambling is not an investment.
this is a wrong thought that is becoming common between users that gambling is an investment and you are supposed to profit from it. NO it is for fun and spending money.

I don't know why anyone would think gambling is an investment. The whole premise behind it is that the house has an edge, and they always win over time. You really shouldn't do it as an investment, but more of a "let's see if I'm more lucky than most people... when I have no control over what happens."

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Quote from: ubitcoin on March 10, 2015, 01:19:27 AM

Seeing all the replies I think I should start with trading avoiding all gambling, mining etc.
That will be great to start with

I think if you invest in the gambling was pretty good, as in primedice and other dice games, because usually the owner of the dice always win, so you can gain enough

pooya87

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Quote from: ubitcoin on March 10, 2015, 01:19:27 AM

Seeing all the replies I think I should start with trading avoiding all gambling, mining etc.
That will be great to start with

its not about avoiding gambling. just you have to keep in mind that gambling is not an investment.
this is a wrong thought that is becoming common between users that gambling is an investment and you are supposed to profit from it. NO it is for fun and spending money.

ubitcoin

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Seeing all the replies I think I should start with trading avoiding all gambling, mining etc.
That will be great to start with

GreenStox

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btcjam, havelock, or the new exchange that gives bitcoin based options.

Not 100% guarantee becasue that thing doesnt exist, but its a nice startup if you can control your risk.

If you can make already 5-10%/week then you can slowly build capital lol

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Quote from: Hfleer on March 08, 2015, 02:25:58 PM

Quote from: Herbert2020 on March 08, 2015, 12:22:31 AM

i suggest you do some research about trading altcoins with your bitcoin. BUT if you want to jump in without enough information and knowledge you will surely lose more money than you earn. but if learn the ways, the earning is good.

EVen the "pros" that claim to "Beat" the altcoin markets either only do it by manipulating the market or the flat out lie about their results. The problem is that there is so much variance and people are really bad in distingushing results into skill and variance.

well i am no "pro" and i am certainly not beating the altoin market. i am a beginner in trading altcoin and in my experience this market can be profitable if you are careful enough and enter it with some knowledge.

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This is missing the point of Bitcoin. When buying or selling bitcoins you must trust your counter-party if the transaction is not in person. Even if the transaction is in person there is a level of vulnerability and generally the price you are offered is not good. However, upon purchase you can store your bitcoins at your own wallet.

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Quote from: ubitcoin on February 26, 2015, 07:34:37 AM

WHERE CAN I TRUST 100% TO INVEST MY COINS for garentee payback
CAN ANY ONE SUGGEST ME ?

There's no guarantees. Although you could try arbitrage trading.

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Quote from: sidhujag on March 09, 2015, 01:08:07 AM

Quote from: ranlo on March 08, 2015, 08:10:26 PM

Quote from: Hfleer on March 08, 2015, 07:43:33 PM

As expected, the AUD is devaluating very hard. This is the only reason that such high interest rates are possible.

http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=AUDUSD%3DX+Interactive#{%22range%22%3A%225y%22%2C%22scale%22%3A%22linear%22}

That chart shows deflation, rather than inflation (devaluation). It says it's AUS->USD, and that it went from 1.1 to 0.7. This means whereas it used to cost $1.1 AUS = $1 USD, now it only takes about half that. This means it would have deflated by 50% (meaning $AUS is actually worth twice as much as it was before, relative to USD).

i.e., in 2012, if I had $1000, I could buy $1100 in stuff in Australia. Now, with $1000, I can only buy $700 in stuff there with the same USD. So the value of $AUS has gone up, the value of USD has gone down.

For your statement to ring true, it would have to go in the opposite direction (in that it would take MORE $AUS to equal the same USD).

No lol audusd going down is not deflationary.. Infact aus central bank has been complaining deflation was an issue as aud rose above parity.. And that they would sell if market doesnt correct.. And now its falling on its own.. Usd is deflationary right now.
In 2012 with $1000 u can buy $900 aud worth of stuff.. And now $1200 aud worth at 0.8

If $1 USD is only worth $0.77 AUS, and last year $1 USD was worth $1.1 AUS, how is USD going up in value? That makes absolutely no sense.

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Quote from: ranlo on March 08, 2015, 08:10:26 PM

Quote from: Hfleer on March 08, 2015, 07:43:33 PM

As expected, the AUD is devaluating very hard. This is the only reason that such high interest rates are possible.

http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=AUDUSD%3DX+Interactive#{%22range%22%3A%225y%22%2C%22scale%22%3A%22linear%22}

That chart shows deflation, rather than inflation (devaluation). It says it's AUS->USD, and that it went from 1.1 to 0.7. This means whereas it used to cost $1.1 AUS = $1 USD, now it only takes about half that. This means it would have deflated by 50% (meaning $AUS is actually worth twice as much as it was before, relative to USD).

i.e., in 2012, if I had $1000, I could buy $1100 in stuff in Australia. Now, with $1000, I can only buy $700 in stuff there with the same USD. So the value of $AUS has gone up, the value of USD has gone down.

For your statement to ring true, it would have to go in the opposite direction (in that it would take MORE $AUS to equal the same USD).

No lol audusd going down is not deflationary.. Infact aus central bank has been complaining deflation was an issue as aud rose above parity.. And that they would sell if market doesnt correct.. And now its falling on its own.. Usd is deflationary right now.
In 2012 with $1000 u can buy $900 aud worth of stuff.. And now $1200 aud worth at 0.8

That being said we didnt test the banks resolve so i expect it to head up after this bear wave completes

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Quote from: Hfleer on March 08, 2015, 02:25:58 PM

Quote from: Herbert2020 on March 08, 2015, 12:22:31 AM

i suggest you do some research about trading altcoins with your bitcoin. BUT if you want to jump in without enough information and knowledge you will surely lose more money than you earn. but if learn the ways, the earning is good.

EVen the "pros" that claim to "Beat" the altcoin markets either only do it by manipulating the market or the flat out lie about their results. The problem is that there is so much variance and people are really bad in distingushing results into skill and variance.

while i agree whit what you are saying. i think it is not impossible to gain profit from altcoin market. i have been learning in past 2 months and i gotta say it is possible to take at least 30-50% from every trade

ranlo

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Quote from: Hfleer on March 08, 2015, 08:20:37 PM

Quote from: ranlo on March 08, 2015, 08:10:26 PM

Quote from: Hfleer on March 08, 2015, 07:43:33 PM

As expected, the AUD is devaluating very hard. This is the only reason that such high interest rates are possible.

http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=AUDUSD%3DX+Interactive#{%22range%22%3A%225y%22%2C%22scale%22%3A%22linear%22}

That chart shows deflation, rather than inflation (devaluation). It says it's AUS->USD, and that it went from 1.1 to 0.7. This means whereas it used to cost $1.1 AUS = $1 USD, now it only takes about half that. This means it would have deflated by 50% (meaning $AUS is actually worth twice as much as it was before, relative to USD).

i.e., in 2012, if I had $1000, I could buy $1100 in stuff in Australia. Now, with $1000, I can only buy $770 in stuff there with the same USD. So the value of $AUS has gone up, the value of USD has gone down.

For your statement to ring true, it would have to go in the opposite direction (in that it would take MORE $AUS to equal the same USD).

Pretty sure you are wrong. it is an AUD/USD chart. You read it like and USD/AUD chart --> http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=AUD%3DX+Interactive#{%22range%22%3A%225y%22%2C%22scale%22%3A%22linear%22}

You're definitely incorrect. You can even run it through a converter if you need confirmation. Just use Google and type in $1 USD and you'll see that it coincides with the chart's estimate that AUD->USD is around 0.77:1. Or use any other converter for confirmation as well.

https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=aud+to+usd

Shorter link to it. It also shows the chart over time, further proving that $AUD has been deflating over time, rather than inflating (relative to USD at least).

Charts aren't that hard to read, :p.

The chart you just posted is in the opposite direction of your first, showing that it now takes $1.2x to equal $1 AUD. That coincides with it taking $0.77 AUS to equal $1 USD. If you look at its history, just in 2013 it was only $0.95 USD to equal $1 AUD. So just from this period, AUD has increased in value by over 25%.

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Quote from: ranlo on March 08, 2015, 08:10:26 PM

Quote from: Hfleer on March 08, 2015, 07:43:33 PM

As expected, the AUD is devaluating very hard. This is the only reason that such high interest rates are possible.

http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=AUDUSD%3DX+Interactive#{%22range%22%3A%225y%22%2C%22scale%22%3A%22linear%22}

That chart shows deflation, rather than inflation (devaluation). It says it's AUS->USD, and that it went from 1.1 to 0.7. This means whereas it used to cost $1.1 AUS = $1 USD, now it only takes about half that. This means it would have deflated by 50% (meaning $AUS is actually worth twice as much as it was before, relative to USD).

i.e., in 2012, if I had $1000, I could buy $1100 in stuff in Australia. Now, with $1000, I can only buy $770 in stuff there with the same USD. So the value of $AUS has gone up, the value of USD has gone down.

For your statement to ring true, it would have to go in the opposite direction (in that it would take MORE $AUS to equal the same USD).

Pretty sure you are wrong. it is an AUD/USD chart. You read it like and USD/AUD chart --> http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=AUD%3DX+Interactive#{%22range%22%3A%225y%22%2C%22scale%22%3A%22linear%22}

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Quote from: ubitcoin on February 26, 2015, 07:34:37 AM

WHERE CAN I TRUST 100% TO INVEST MY COINS for garentee payback
CAN ANY ONE SUGGEST ME ?

There is no such a thing as a "guaranteed payback" in investing..

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Quote from: Hfleer on March 08, 2015, 07:43:33 PM

As expected, the AUD is devaluating very hard. This is the only reason that such high interest rates are possible.

http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=AUDUSD%3DX+Interactive#{%22range%22%3A%225y%22%2C%22scale%22%3A%22linear%22}

That chart shows deflation, rather than inflation (devaluation). It says it's AUS->USD, and that it went from 1.1 to 0.7. This means whereas it used to cost $1.1 AUS = $1 USD, now it only takes about half that. This means it would have deflated by 50% (meaning $AUS is actually worth twice as much as it was before, relative to USD).

i.e., in 2012, if I had $1000, I could buy $1100 in stuff in Australia. Now, with $1000, I can only buy $700 in stuff there with the same USD. So the value of $AUS has gone up, the value of USD has gone down.

For your statement to ring true, it would have to go in the opposite direction (in that it would take MORE $AUS to equal the same USD).

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Quote from: Slaxt on March 08, 2015, 04:28:54 PM

Quote from: ubitcoin on February 26, 2015, 07:34:37 AM

WHERE CAN I TRUST 100% TO INVEST MY COINS for garentee payback
CAN ANY ONE SUGGEST ME ?

Just be happy with the investment you made when you purchased your coin because if you need to ask where can you trust to invest for a guarantee return then you are not ready for it dude. There are no easy investments in btc all is risky and that is good without risk where is the reward?

yes it is true, all bitcoin related investments or other coin no guarantee safe, and definitely will scam.

if really want to be safe in investing, you try to invest in gold

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As expected, the AUD is devaluating very hard. This is the only reason that such high interest rates are possible.

http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=AUDUSD%3DX+Interactive#{%22range%22%3A%225y%22%2C%22scale%22%3A%22linear%22}

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