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Quote from: iamMhew on October 28, 2017, 03:48:25 AM

Quote from: btc-facebook on October 28, 2017, 01:40:58 AM

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

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

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 is really clever of him. The guaranteed way of becoming rich by bitcoin is simply holding this currency for long and keep on investing in it with time. This won’t be difficult as compare to buying big amount of bitcoin at one time. It is the best investment tool and the future of this digital asset is brighter and shinier than any diamond of the world. If someone cares about his future, he must go for bitcoin.

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Quote from: Rotsor on October 29, 2017, 09:13:31 AM

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.

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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.

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Quote from: sulendra12 on October 28, 2017, 12:05:25 AM

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.

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Quote from: newby1989Jona on September 11, 2017, 03:35:12 PM

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

You know what op, i suggest that you take into consideration your salaries. How much do you get every 15 days? Or every 15 months?
And if you already done that, start calculating every amount you remease or use for your bills, like water, electricity, food, house, etc. And then, when you get the number of salary left after dividing it for several needs, divide it again in 3. One for emergencies, one for savings, and ine for monthly investment to Bitcoins or various promising coins or tokens. But if you like, you can also divide the clean salary into 2 portions. One for investments and the other half is for both emergencies and saving purposes.

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Quote from: hyunee on October 28, 2017, 08:06:22 AM

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.

People here in my country when they found something that's going to be profitable they are investing to it and they are fully blasting their savings as long as they have the promise that money will go back again to them. But as a normal citizen here, I will not going to invest without knowing what I'm going to invest and I'll only invest what I afford to lose. Don't invest more than you don't want to lose.

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The fitable amount to invest depend on the amount of money you have and kind of investment you will choose. There are some way to invest like trading, gambling or ICO project, with trading and ICO project I think you should invest more than 100$ at least if you want to make good profit everyday but with gambling I think you shouldn't invest to much cause it's too risky and really hard to earn money with gambling cause only 1 out of 10 or 100 person can win from gambling

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Quote from: hyunee on October 28, 2017, 08:06:22 AM

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.

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Quote from: katinko on October 28, 2017, 07:49:34 AM

Quote from: newby1989Jona on September 11, 2017, 03:35:12 PM

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

It was depending on the users, we are not all the same status in life, there are many bitcoin users has huge amount of capital they can buy whole bitcoin and there are some users has limited soyrce of fund like me i am not a rich person and i can can invest only small amount of capital to start my investment method in bitcoin.

if you want to invest better if still a beginner investment a little first. because if the direct lot is afraid you do not understand with trading, then at the origin buy not think about the profit or loss.

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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.

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Quote from: newby1989Jona on September 11, 2017, 03:35:12 PM

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

It was depending on the users, we are not all the same status in life, there are many bitcoin users has huge amount of capital they can buy whole bitcoin and there are some users has limited soyrce of fund like me i am not a rich person and i can can invest only small amount of capital to start my investment method in bitcoin.

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Quote from: machinek20 on October 28, 2017, 07:27:20 AM

When you want to invest you must remember that not every investment is going to succeed, so dont think of the profit but think of the money that you can afford to lose, for beginner that want to test to invest £50 is okay, but it wont make you rich

Such amounts are even for beginners insignificant, unless these people are from third world countries. In most cases starting out with a few hundred bucks as minimum is a better way to at least obtain some worthwhile profits.

What do you expect to gain from $50? Cool, the price shoots up 50% in a matter of 2 months, and you make yourself a $25 profit, and then what? It's a waste of precious time, and that's really it.

In that time you could have made yourself at least a few hundred bucks with a more decent starting capital. $500 is still a fairly low amount, but at least it's giving you the option to make like $200-$300, or more if you hodl longer.

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When you want to invest you must remember that not every investment is going to succeed, so dont think of the profit but think of the money that you can afford to lose, for beginner that want to test to invest £50 is okay, but it wont make you rich

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Quote from: Rev1234 on October 27, 2017, 06:05:55 AM

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.

Crytptocurrencies are high risk Investments for those that don’t focus on the reliable ones with reputation online. Some of us here are so greedy that they want to earn everything, if they’re given the chance they will even empty every single site and take the money. There are some coins that are not risky like Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin.

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Quote from: btc-facebook on October 28, 2017, 01:40:58 AM

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

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

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.

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Quote from: gentlemand on September 11, 2017, 03:40:39 PM

What percentage of your weekly wage or net worth are you willing to kiss goodbye? That's the only metric that counts really. I started off with a couple of hundred quid and then went from there.

Are you looking for long term gains or do you want to get out rapidly with some profit?

That’s the perfect sense regarding investing your real job money or the money you have got in savings. Only contribute that much amount of money which is not required by you for your daily life needs, smooth running of your entertainment and most important having the xyz share in the savings of emergency cases.

For me, I started with couple of hundreds too and never dared to put more than that into trading. I got some good bucks eventually for keeping and holding for long terms. Then I mostly put money which I earn online. That’s a good deal too.

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Quote from: olushakes on October 28, 2017, 02:47:55 AM

Investment decisions in relation to initial capital will have a lot to do with the individual making the decision although several factors might influence such decision but the key fact is the amount that can be afforded not to cause any disruption in meeting basic economic needs of life. With that, decisions can then be made objectively with the right amount of risk to be taken rather than being tied down with the aftermath in case the fund is lost.

True. That's why we should always invest what we can afford to lose. Because if you don't it will caused you a disruption on your monthly basic needs. But for starters I think $300 is fair enough. But remember the risk, that's why you really need to make a good decision on which coin you are going to invest because it will make or break you. Always have a good entry and exit point as well, in this strategy you can at least mitigate your risk. And as you gain experienced you can make decisions that quick as a result giving you a quick profit as well. Don't be frustrated in the beginning and take every step of the way in a positive manner.

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Investment decisions in relation to initial capital will have a lot to do with the individual making the decision although several factors might influence such decision but the key fact is the amount that can be afforded not to cause any disruption in meeting basic economic needs of life. With that, decisions can then be made objectively with the right amount of risk to be taken rather than being tied down with the aftermath in case the fund is lost.

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Few hundreds would be a good start for amateurs, playing around with the market and you would learn how the market works. It also depend what kind of investment you are doing with:

Bitcoins only - are you are planning to hold until a target price? and that's so your risk is lower and you could buy in for often

Altcoins? You might found yourself investment in eth, or other crypto that are exchangeable with Bitcoins, then you might need to consider NOT getting big amounts in it.

Test the water and you would know how these kind of investment WORKS, it would be pretty boring though by giving hundreds solely on Bitcoins to buy and sell with it, i personally think it's even harder to profit from it.

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For example in mi ACTUAL situati in not more thai 50 $ per year.

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