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Topic: Looking to invest lots of USD in Bitcoin, where do i start ? (Read 596 times)

newbie
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I too would be interested in selling some... but not in the quantities you're talking about Tongue

maybe in $1000 allotments
newbie
Activity: 7
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I can sell you some bitcoins. I know there are plenty of others that can to, you'll probably need to trade with several people to get the full amount.

I am more than happy to trade with trusted members on here. How much would you be interested in selling ? Smiley
newbie
Activity: 50
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You can start off by reading. Read, read, read until your eyes bleed. Learn as much as you can about this currency. Buy a few coins, spend them, save them, use them to test wallet security. Then go in for the large amounts. Otherwise you'll just be another story of losing your coins, forgetting your wallet password, or transferring tons of coins to the wrong address.

I am not new to the currency, i made this money by selling my bitcoin at their peak and it seems like a stable time to reinvest

nice
sr. member
Activity: 280
Merit: 250
I can sell you some bitcoins. I know there are plenty of others that can to, you'll probably need to trade with several people to get the full amount.
newbie
Activity: 56
Merit: 0
Holy hell dude. With that much fiat why would you even need to invest?

Well first thing is to study the existing exchanges and find out what's best for you, but before that you should probably figure out what you are doing/getting into.

That's a lot of money to through around and you could get easily burned if you just jump headfirst.
newbie
Activity: 7
Merit: 0
You can start off by reading. Read, read, read until your eyes bleed. Learn as much as you can about this currency. Buy a few coins, spend them, save them, use them to test wallet security. Then go in for the large amounts. Otherwise you'll just be another story of losing your coins, forgetting your wallet password, or transferring tons of coins to the wrong address.

I am not new to the currency, i made this money by selling my bitcoin at their peak and it seems like a stable time to reinvest
legendary
Activity: 2478
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You can start off by reading. Read, read, read until your eyes bleed. Learn as much as you can about this currency. Buy a few coins, spend them, save them, use them to test wallet security. Then go in for the large amounts. Otherwise you'll just be another story of losing your coins, forgetting your wallet password, or transferring tons of coins to the wrong address.
This first. Please Smiley
newbie
Activity: 7
Merit: 0
bitstamp.net has been trustworthy so far, but who knows what the future will bring?  As torba said, just start buying.  I would transfer $10,000 to bitstamp.net at a time and take the coins out before transferring more.

Seems reasonable, i think i may aswell chain a few exchanges together tbh. I can provide my ID so i don't think it will be a problem ? should i avoid mtgox ?
sr. member
Activity: 280
Merit: 250
You can start off by reading. Read, read, read until your eyes bleed. Learn as much as you can about this currency. Buy a few coins, spend them, save them, use them to test wallet security. Then go in for the large amounts. Otherwise you'll just be another story of losing your coins, forgetting your wallet password, or transferring tons of coins to the wrong address.
newbie
Activity: 50
Merit: 0
bitstamp.net has been trustworthy so far, but who knows what the future will bring?  As torba said, just start buying.  I would transfer $10,000 to bitstamp.net at a time and take the coins out before transferring more.
newbie
Activity: 7
Merit: 0
I know it is risky to post this Tongue rippers will go crazy, but is there any private dealers maybe with a good rep ? is tangablecryptography if that's how you spell it an option ?
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
just be carefull man, start slowly.
member
Activity: 100
Merit: 10
Your going to have to buy this amount incrementally, possibly speak to representatives of large exchanges. Or simply start up your exchange with only an option to buy for the first month/week (depending on how much of a bargain your exchange rates will be).
newbie
Activity: 7
Merit: 0
Hey guys,

I'm looking to 'invest' some money in bitcoin. I am looking to invest between 60,000-100,000 USD into Bitcoin. Hoping to save some and then potentially open an exchange. Payment by a wire, preferably US but can do international. If anybody has any ideas on where to go then any help is much appreciated Smiley.

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