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50 euros will be enough for a starter but if you are a starter and you have studied the economy and market of bitcoin. $500 - $6,000 would be sufficient if you don't want to miss the chance of earning more. The price gets higher today so any amount will do as you avail it. The only thing that you have to remember when you invest in bitcoin is invest what you afford to lose.
Either to be honest. I just don't want to put in 100 a month to wake up 1 morning to find rates have massively dropped
If that's going to cause you sadness then you shouldn't put a penny in. It could happen at any moment. People who put money in at the end of 2013 had to wait over three years to break even. There's a lot of risk however you want to look at it. Everyone here's taking it and that's why the rewards are potentially very high or non existent.
Investing amount depends on the amount that you can afford to lose. Cause you can never be sure what future holds and you should be able to make wise decisions. I think 10% to 30% of your savings is good for investment and when you are really into it and get the intuition to invest more then go for it. Life is about experiences and learn from it.
Regardless of the amount of investment we do, I think there is no harm if indeed the amount we invested is still small, yet we don't force ourselves to directly invest with high amount if it does not have enough capital. Well, as a beginner I also do not directly put a big capital on investing.. I do from small first while learning to observe the movement price or price developments, then the longer I will trying to enlarge the amount of my investment that I investing.
My investment advice is always buy what you can afford to lose but deep down I want to tell you to sell everything you have and put it into BTC. Only if you are comfortable doing it though.
Honestly, it is really easy to say buy what you can afford to lose but man! The situation can be very tempting. Sometimes, it just takes a huge leap of faith to take some decisions but not without considering the risk involved.All the above, the way I see bitcoin now, it seems more to me like a great opportunity and the higher the risk you take, the better your chances of getting better in life becomes. After all, life is all about the risk and as long as life goes on if any bullshit happens, then no shit right?
...Guess I might have to start thinking of going all in, just do what people would not do, that is what makes it fun anyway.
Either to be honest. I just don't want to put in 100 a month to wake up 1 morning to find rates have massively dropped
If that's going to cause you sadness then you shouldn't put a penny in. It could happen at any moment. People who put money in at the end of 2013 had to wait over three years to break even. There's a lot of risk however you want to look at it. Everyone here's taking it and that's why the rewards are potentially very high or non existent.
Investment is Risky activity so before you start to trade, make you own realistic capital.
For me, I'm usually invest 20% from my main salary to trade mostly bitcoin
Overall I can make some profit by holding my Bitcoin over 4 years
For me, I'm usually invest 20% from my main salary to trade mostly bitcoin
Overall I can make some profit by holding my Bitcoin over 4 years
yeah. investment activity online are totally risky if you dont know who/where/when this investment is. so quiet move if you make a realistic capital to join on some investment project you want to join. like in bitcoin, dont invest too much if you cant afford to loose, like what folks say
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For me, I'm usually invest 20% from my main salary to trade mostly bitcoin
Overall I can make some profit by holding my Bitcoin over 4 years
Overall I can make some profit by holding my Bitcoin over 4 years
he tooks 20% of his main monthly salary to trade in bitcoin (thats a realistic capital, i thought), afterward he holding bitcoin for almost 4 years to earn profits. thats a smart idea i think.
that's right, holding for the long term is indeed a clever way of making profits on bitcoin investment. Many are investing continuously in bitcoin and it is the investment opportunity of the moment that is getting us into a brighter future.
How much would you make as first amount? I was thinking £50 bit even if this times by even 10 that's only 500.
Would 300 be a more realistic start
Would 300 be a more realistic start
It depends on you. How much money can you risk for an investment? No matter how big or small you invest into something, there is always a risk. If you can't take the risk then start with a small amount of money, but always remember that the riskier it is the more you will earn from it. So yeah, the decision is all yours anyway.
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You know when you are going to invest the buying and selling price will be different when you will do through a wallet, then they take internet banking fee for deposition in the wallet and then for buying bitcoins. Other than that there are bank transfer charges too.
Considering that you are going to do transactions through your bank^
And this rough estimate is equal to all the profit that you would gain if everything goes well and this willbe the case if you will invest a small amount.
More amount=more profit
And since you are looking for short term gains you should invest all you can after you know and analyze every situation and take care to read every news.
Small amounts will give you profit in the long run only not before that.
You know when you are going to invest the buying and selling price will be different when you will do through a wallet, then they take internet banking fee for deposition in the wallet and then for buying bitcoins. Other than that there are bank transfer charges too.
Considering that you are going to do transactions through your bank^
And this rough estimate is equal to all the profit that you would gain if everything goes well and this willbe the case if you will invest a small amount.
More amount=more profit
And since you are looking for short term gains you should invest all you can after you know and analyze every situation and take care to read every news.
Small amounts will give you profit in the long run only not before that.
It depends on what kind of investment u want to do. For long term investment better would be as big amount as possible. But do you own research before invest and be patient.
Before you invest, do your own research. Don't invest in something because people tell you, read news sites, blogs, forums and then decide if are going to invest. Don't invest money that you are not willing to loose and always spread your risk by splitting your investment over several things.
How much would you make as first amount? I was thinking £50 bit even if this times by even 10 that's only 500.
Would 300 be a more realistic start
Would 300 be a more realistic start
It depends on you. How much money can you risk for an investment? No matter how big or small you invest into something, there is always a risk. If you can't take the risk then start with a small amount of money, but always remember that the riskier it is the more you will earn from it. So yeah, the decision is all yours anyway.
Only ONE way.
Everyone MUST follow the standard rules for every financial investments.
But, as someone already wrote it is needed to take in count that crypto currencies are very high risk investment.
They are for sure and it all balls down to the level of risk you can stomach. Every investment is surely risky and you just have to know from your own plan and how it can work out best for you at the long run. However, bitcoin could have been a very high risk investment in the past when it all started, but to me, I feel the risk is reducing gradually as we keep getting solidly strong with support. Everyone MUST follow the standard rules for every financial investments.
But, as someone already wrote it is needed to take in count that crypto currencies are very high risk investment.
How much would you make as first amount? I was thinking £50 bit even if this times by even 10 that's only 500.
Would 300 be a more realistic start
Honestly if you are asking for investment in the bitcoin then majority of people from this forum will tell that put whatever you can risk. If you have already investmented in other tool then move that money into bitcoin. Whatever losses you may bear due to untimely moving out and plus expected profit will be covered over the period from the investment in bitcoin. That is if you have invested 1000 dollars in mutual funds for future 10 years. Then get that money and put in bitcoin. no matter how much loss 20% or 30 percent you may have to bear for moving from mutual fund. You will get those losses covered and expected benefit with two years.Would 300 be a more realistic start
There is just no end to the kind of returns you could get with the bitcoin. Important point is to keep your investment steady and don't look for any short term losses as hindrance. Just invest as it suits you. Lump sum amounts or short term amounts both work great.
From the people who have years of experience in the bitcoin will tell you that whatever you put in the bitcoin will give more returns almost within year or two compared to other conventional and nonconventional rules.
Investment is Risky activity so before you start to trade, make you own realistic capital.
For me, I'm usually invest 20% from my main salary to trade mostly bitcoin
Overall I can make some profit by holding my Bitcoin over 4 years
For me, I'm usually invest 20% from my main salary to trade mostly bitcoin
Overall I can make some profit by holding my Bitcoin over 4 years
yeah. investment activity online are totally risky if you dont know who/where/when this investment is. so quiet move if you make a realistic capital to join on some investment project you want to join. like in bitcoin, dont invest too much if you cant afford to loose, like what folks say
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For me, I'm usually invest 20% from my main salary to trade mostly bitcoin
Overall I can make some profit by holding my Bitcoin over 4 years
Overall I can make some profit by holding my Bitcoin over 4 years
he tooks 20% of his main monthly salary to trade in bitcoin (thats a realistic capital, i thought), afterward he holding bitcoin for almost 4 years to earn profits. thats a smart idea i think.
that's right, holding for the long term is indeed a clever way of making profits on bitcoin investment. Many are investing continuously in bitcoin and it is the investment opportunity of the moment that is getting us into a brighter future.
My investment advice is always buy what you can afford to lose but deep down I want to tell you to sell everything you have and put it into BTC. Only if you are comfortable doing it though.
Lol. There's a family that actually did that already and i don't think i'll.have enough courage to make a risk that big. I'm not going to put the future of my family on the line, though it makes sense if someone trusts bitcoin that much considering the jump in price, but not for me.
That is a very high level of courage my bruv! The man Taihuttu must have thought if he had made that decision a very long time ago without listening to anyone, he would have been better now. The truth is no one knows the future and depending on the level of risk you can take, the higher you can end up falling or the higher you can end up becoming far better than you were. It is just time that can tell if it ends up being a crazy wise decision or not. Though, bitcoin has really proven itself to end up being worth much more than it is today.
Invest $300 into Bitcoin is such a risky action and you can even lose your money in a second if you are not aware with it. Investment in the internet is always risky, no matter how much percentage you get or free risky whatever is that. It's no use and you should be careful about everything.
There is no doubt in this thing that investing your money online is very much risky but you can minimize the risk level by having correct amount of knowledge. As far as investment amount is concerned, I think it all depends on your own financial status along with the amount of knowledge you actually have. Invest as much as you can but only when you think that you are going to do well in the field of investment.It really depends on the person on how much he or she can really invest his or her money. The profit or his gains will also depends on how much he puts his money for investment. It can be a percentage of one's salary.
yeah it depends on the person on how much they want to invest. But for me if i am the one who want to invest for first try i will invest a small amount to try if the investment site is legit or not. To avoid Lose cause we can't figure it out if the site has no intention to run our money. So i suggest to make try before anything else to avoid ponzi. Yes thats how i also work. I invest a little amount of money first to check if its legit or if it is a scam. If its legit you can invest more, but know that the site can also not pay you further.
If its scam you can report it so that other people will know so they can do the same. By doing this you will let people know which sites are scam.
How much would you make as first amount? I was thinking £50 bit even if this times by even 10 that's only 500.
Would 300 be a more realistic start
Would 300 be a more realistic start
You really need to base you investment amount on what you can afford to set aside. Remember that Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are high risk investments. You should only invest disposable funds.
You also should be willing to hold that money in that investment for a long period of time in order to ensure that it pays off. I also recommend that you diversify your investment to lower risk as much as possible.
I must agree to that.
The investment amount is always depending on the financial options a person has. For some people 50$ might be a good amount, for others 5K.
But I would advise not to use more money than one can afford to lose.
Everybody should have an investment plan.
And in that plan the crypto currencies represent the risky form of investment. The invested amount should reflect that risk.
Being new to this sector, currently I started with keeping 10% of my investment capital towards Cryptocurrencies and new ICOs.
Most of the investment money is going towards Bitcoin at the moment and very few in altcoins and negligible in ICOs.
I learned many ICO turns scam so kind off hesitating before moving ahead.
Most of the investment money is going towards Bitcoin at the moment and very few in altcoins and negligible in ICOs.
I learned many ICO turns scam so kind off hesitating before moving ahead.
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