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Topic: [LIST] Popular Sites to Invest Bitcoins! - page 2. (Read 80873 times)

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(I'm totally not blaming you, RealBitcoin! I hope that's obvious. The list itself is awesome - it's the lack of available content for it that's the problem)

Absolutely. A few years back I was quite excited by cloud mining - I thought it might open up a whole new area of BTC investing. Now it looks like the real innovation there was finding a new way to present ponzis. Strange, given that many BTC users seem to view "ponzi" as a good thing! Even non-BTC types of investment - futures, options - seem to be very poorly represented. I guess part of that is regulation - a few exchanges have had their knuckles rapped for providing CFDs and swaps - so hopefully that'll change as exchanges reach compliance with their friendly local regulators... or they relocate to more innovation-friendly areas.

Cloud mining could technically work, if they would be transparent.

Unfortunately, ponzi scammers are more often to find in these investments than real entrepreneurs.
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3. Lending
Not very much familiar with it but I have not seen so much success stories here either and the one who does, is only a small percentage you get (So keep your bitcoins in your wallet)
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I did it on Bitfinex for a while, did OK. The return varies enormously - most of the time its tiny, and not worth it (I kept most of my investing stash of BTC away to avoid exchange-risk) but it spikes periodically (to ridiculously high levels) - that's when I'd pile in as much as I could, lend it for as long as I could, and then get out as the rate returned to the usual levels. I wouldn't recommend it full-time - the return is way too low - but targeting the rate spikes was at least quite profitable. At Bitfinex they take on the counter-party risk, so it's relatively risk-free (there's still the risk that Bitfinex itself collapses, or does a Gox, or something). As to whether I'd recommend it - I dunno. I spent a lot of time following rates, even when I wasn't invested.

I avoided normal lending sites, where the lender takes on counter-party risk and needs to worry about collateral.
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I am afraid the only "true" investment for making some profit is holding your bitcoins and waiting for the price to rise.

1. Investing in Casinos
Nothing is sure, a big whale may make a big win and your investment is gonne (the worst case scenario,keeping your bitcoins in your wallet is a better option)
2. Mining Contracts
Its good that you have listed only the legit ones, but with those you will never make ROI (So keep your bitcoins in your wallet)
3. Lending
Not very much familiar with it but I have not seen so much success stories here either and the one who does, is only a small percentage you get (So keep your bitcoins in your wallet)

Just my idea regarding the investment sites of bitcoin.


As far as the investing in casino's sites like bitvest have limits as the global investment go's up are down the limits go up or down.
That also means you share the risk with other not just your self so say 30 people invested the same amount a big win would be split based n your share of the pot.
Which means when there is wins an you have more then others you will roi faster, many sites you have to wait 24 hours just to pull investment bitvest its instant.
Its your funds so why should you have to wait to pull them out or divest when you feel its not a good time to be invested.

But technically its not roi since you funds are always in your control its clearly profit or loses.
But in the end the house always win short term there might be loses but there is always someone willing to chase wins an degen.
copper member
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I am afraid the only "true" investment for making some profit is holding your bitcoins and waiting for the price to rise.

1. Investing in Casinos
Nothing is sure, a big whale may make a big win and your investment is gonne (the worst case scenario,keeping your bitcoins in your wallet is a better option)
2. Mining Contracts
Its good that you have listed only the legit ones, but with those you will never make ROI (So keep your bitcoins in your wallet)
3. Lending
Not very much familiar with it but I have not seen so much success stories here either and the one who does, is only a small percentage you get (So keep your bitcoins in your wallet)

Just my idea regarding the investment sites of bitcoin.
hero member
Activity: 644
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The list is disappointingly short - not a criticism of you, RealBitcoin, just a comment on the disappointing lack of innovation in the BTC community. ramesh770 mentioned starting their own site - obviously that wouldn't be investing with BTC, but entrepreneurs like this open up opportunities for the rest of us to invest with our BTC. BTC needs more innovators! I'd like to see more BTC derivatives available, but I secretly hope people will come up with entirely new ways to - safely - invest with BTC.

Well what can I say, most bitcoin investment sites are ponzi schemes.

So there is only a limited amount of reputable websites out there that are not ponzis.

We certainly need more honest investment methods.

(I'm totally not blaming you, RealBitcoin! I hope that's obvious. The list itself is awesome - it's the lack of available content for it that's the problem)

Absolutely. A few years back I was quite excited by cloud mining - I thought it might open up a whole new area of BTC investing. Now it looks like the real innovation there was finding a new way to present ponzis. Strange, given that many BTC users seem to view "ponzi" as a good thing! Even non-BTC types of investment - futures, options - seem to be very poorly represented. I guess part of that is regulation - a few exchanges have had their knuckles rapped for providing CFDs and swaps - so hopefully that'll change as exchanges reach compliance with their friendly local regulators... or they relocate to more innovation-friendly areas.
hero member
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JAYCE DESIGNS - http://bit.ly/1tmgIwK

The list is disappointingly short - not a criticism of you, RealBitcoin, just a comment on the disappointing lack of innovation in the BTC community. ramesh770 mentioned starting their own site - obviously that wouldn't be investing with BTC, but entrepreneurs like this open up opportunities for the rest of us to invest with our BTC. BTC needs more innovators! I'd like to see more BTC derivatives available, but I secretly hope people will come up with entirely new ways to - safely - invest with BTC.

Well what can I say, most bitcoin investment sites are ponzi schemes.

So there is only a limited amount of reputable websites out there that are not ponzis.

We certainly need more honest investment methods.
hero member
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likely sig spammers

They dont have sigs.

But its just a misunderstanding. People think that a casino is only for gambling, but many bitcoin casinos offer investment services as well.

Most bitcoin casinos work on a crowdfund model, whereas the bankroll is madeup of investors money, so the risk and both reward is shared between the house and the investors.

Fairly certain Exurban's was a genuine misunderstanding - sig spammers tend not to engage with other posters when called out or questioned.

Sig spammers don't necessarily have signatures. Posters need to "level up" before sig campaigns will accept them - a lot of the sig spam comes from new users trying to reach the point where they'll get paid for their spam. I've been following a particular type of sig spam ("canned posts") - when I first raised it on meta most of these posts had sigs; since I posted I've been reporting these posts and they now tend not to have signatures (I don't know how ethical this is, but I've not been reporting posts without sigs - I figure let them waste time levelling-up, and once they start posting with a sig - report their posts, and wham.)

The list is disappointingly short - not a criticism of you, RealBitcoin, just a comment on the disappointing lack of innovation in the BTC community. ramesh770 mentioned starting their own site - obviously that wouldn't be investing with BTC, but entrepreneurs like this open up opportunities for the rest of us to invest with our BTC. BTC needs more innovators! I'd like to see more BTC derivatives available, but I secretly hope people will come up with entirely new ways to - safely - invest with BTC.
hero member
Activity: 854
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JAYCE DESIGNS - http://bit.ly/1tmgIwK

likely sig spammers

They dont have sigs.

But its just a misunderstanding. People think that a casino is only for gambling, but many bitcoin casinos offer investment services as well.

Most bitcoin casinos work on a crowdfund model, whereas the bankroll is madeup of investors money, so the risk and both reward is shared between the house and the investors.
hero member
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They're mostly gambling sites and gambling is not very lucrative, nor safe. It becomes addictive.

a list of gambling site is listed here. hahah

I`m not sure you guys are trolling or what, but the gambling sites have investment option too.

You can invest in the house and earn with it.

likely sig spammers
hero member
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JAYCE DESIGNS - http://bit.ly/1tmgIwK
They're mostly gambling sites and gambling is not very lucrative, nor safe. It becomes addictive.

a list of gambling site is listed here. hahah

I`m not sure you guys are trolling or what, but the gambling sites have investment option too.

You can invest in the house and earn with it.
legendary
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right now i am using yobit , polo or c-cex i use only these 3 , but in the past i liked Bittrex and Mintpal

was like launched coin on c-cex (you bought here) going to Bittrex (Acumulate on the FUD) Going to Mintpal (time to sell)

it is not an investment site, it is the exchangers or trading sites and you do not really invest there.
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a list of gambling site is listed here. hahah
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right now i am using yobit , polo or c-cex i use only these 3 , but in the past i liked Bittrex and Mintpal

was like launched coin on c-cex (you bought here) going to Bittrex (Acumulate on the FUD) Going to Mintpal (time to sell)
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Investing in other bitcoin sites for earning i will better start my own gambling dice game site or lending my own process .
hero member
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I like a number of these sites to invest in, but they are also fun to enjoy myself.  How many of you have regular investments in these store and what do they payoff over time?  Is there anyone who has a regular income from any of these sites?
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Unlike gambling where the odds are generally against you. Good investments have a way higher chance of paying off.
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They're mostly gambling sites and gambling is not very lucrative, nor safe. It becomes addictive.

Gambling and investing in gambling sites are two very different things. Investing in a gambling site is analogous to holding Ladbrokes stock (receiving a dividend, voting at AGMs, etc); gambling is analogous to wagering that same stock on the roll of a dice.
Oh. Sorry. Investing is also a huge gamble in its own though because there's really no telling what the future will hold.
hero member
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They're mostly gambling sites and gambling is not very lucrative, nor safe. It becomes addictive.

Gambling and investing in gambling sites are two very different things. Investing in a gambling site is analogous to holding Ladbrokes stock (receiving a dividend, voting at AGMs, etc); gambling is analogous to wagering that same stock on the roll of a dice.
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They're mostly gambling sites and gambling is not very lucrative, nor safe. It becomes addictive.
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