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September 04, 2017, 12:04:58 PM
#55
Put some of that money into a LINDA masternode. You'll see some solid returns daily!



Source: http://masternodes.pro/

Buy: https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange?market=LINDA_BTC# or https://yobit.net/en/trade/LINDA/BTC


I don't even know what a masternode really is so hard to invest in something  that makes no sense to me.  I'm very wary f anything that says daily profits as the most stable  coin which is btc  routinely  drops in value. My strategy is long term

Btw, any guesses on the price of ETH in 2020 or 2021? Let's hear them
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September 04, 2017, 11:48:42 AM
#54
spammers definitely suck.

I actually don't mind out giving out my  info eventually as I'm not going to give my funds to anyone no matter what they promise.. I've said this before about being a long term holder and not interested in day trading at all.  I still haven't bought too much btc as I was expecting a drop.

I'm wondering how gar this will drop. Any chance  btc goes near $3000?  I'll wait to buy for a bit until  I see some  hints of stabilization. I'm definitely going to put a  large % into btc and simply hold it for a few years. I think the odds of btc not rising long term  are very very low. I could be wrong but I'm happy I didn't buy any NEO recently.  I know dips can be temporary but not sure NEO  is going to shoot up again. I see a lt of people saying NEO will shoot to the moon  and this is the best time to buy but it seems the ones saying this  all have a large stake in NEO:) . I'm gonna sit on altcoins for a  bit and wait for some more predictions by cryptomessiah. If he makes a few more correct predictions after today's decision by PBOC then I'm going to go for one of the  altcins. I might  give syscoin a chance. I'm hoping to chat with the messiah guy though before I make a decision.. Krizniq is quickly becoming one of my favorite board members. This guy is very helpful and always willing to answer my stupid questions. Love this guy!  Let's have a great week
newbie
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September 01, 2017, 09:51:14 PM
#53
As a side note, notice you may be a target now for scammers and hackers, don't give out any real info with your profile. Don't respond to people randomly trying to persuade you into doing shady things with your money.
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The Martian Child
September 01, 2017, 09:36:21 PM
#52
Perhaps you might want to confirm any post here with a suggestion for investment because you have a really big investment. What I can suggest to you is that spread your investment to as many as 10-20 coins you seriously believe will grow in value over time. And make sure you also have BTC. Ripple by the way is a good choice.  Grin
legendary
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September 01, 2017, 06:51:38 PM
#51
$100K is a very very decent amount to invest. And if you really have so much money for investment, you will be able to afford a professional experience, not some forum advice's.

Anyway, my 2c - LTC is going to double to ~$120 in 30-60 days.
newbie
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September 01, 2017, 06:08:14 PM
#50
. Split investment 70/30 into "known" coins and potential known coins. Like 70% of your investment into the ones you think are here to stay (Bitcoin, Etherium, Litecoin,...) and the 30% would go to other great coins like NEO, Stratis, Lisk,
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September 01, 2017, 05:58:47 PM
#49
I'd stick most (60+%) in stable coins like BTC, ETH, LTC. For the remainder, I would personally make "function or platform" bets. So I'd pick a security orientated coin (e.g. ZEN), an exchange/marketplace coin (e.g. OMG), a "blockchains for everyone" coin (e.g. LSK) and maybe one other wildcard or hedge (e.g. a competing security coin like XPSEC).
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September 01, 2017, 03:59:03 PM
#48
spammers are cancer....
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September 01, 2017, 03:30:58 PM
#47
no problem mate... pick well! Smiley
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September 01, 2017, 03:27:46 PM
#46
If you have been able to accumulate $ 100k to invest in a market as volatile and risky as altcoins, perhaps you should invest enough in your preparation for these types of bets. When you have big investment plans it is always preferable to go with professionals before asking anonymous people in a forum.

At least I would better plan my investments and seek appropriate preparation to minimize risks and maximize my chances of profitability in the long run.

No chance I'm handing over my money to professional investors. I'm not a super rich man and I know my limitations but I've been able to amass a decent sum of money   doing  this alone. The only reason i dont have 500 or 600k to invest right now is my business started a bit late and I broke both my legs 3 years ago which caused me to step up back for a while.  I'm ok with losing 10k or more  because my business brings in more that amount each month. I already know what the safe bet is and that's btc as the price wont skyrocket in the next few months but 3 or 4, 8 years from now it's very likely to be higher.  I am still in my 30's, no children and not married. I can live well within my means on a very modest budget for quite a long time. My main objective here is to search for the profitable altcoins. Yes, the people here are anonymous for the most part but  their track records are not.  I'm not going to be suckered into putting 20k into a coin simply because one of the threads says "100x to the moon in 3 weeks" Smiley 

thank you again Kyryzig.
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September 01, 2017, 03:00:39 PM
#45
If you have been able to accumulate $ 100k to invest in a market as volatile and risky as altcoins, perhaps you should invest enough in your preparation for these types of bets. When you have big investment plans it is always preferable to go with professionals before asking anonymous people in a forum.

At least I would better plan my investments and seek appropriate preparation to minimize risks and maximize my chances of profitability in the long run.
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September 01, 2017, 02:10:10 PM
#44
trex = bittrex, has 3btc/daily limit if you are not fully verified, eg. tier 2 (name,phone)
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September 01, 2017, 02:00:42 PM
#43
Who has the 3btc limit, bittrex? Also,   does the 3btc limit apply  only to fiat conversion or to anything off the exchange? If someone wanted to simply move  btc which they had converted from Decred off the exchange into a desktop wallet or Trezor, is there a limit on that?  Thank you for all the help.  My replies might be sparse in the next few days btw as I'm taking my computer to have a new screen  installed and everything wiped clean.

trex has 3btc if u are tier 2 verified (phone, name etc.) and it applies for crypto-crypto, If you want crypto-usd you have to go for full verification means u have to provide id,photo and crap like that.
I definitely not recomend to do full verification on all exchanges you are going to use. Pick one or two to which you trust and there make full verification to be able to do withdrawals properly.
For rest it's enough to have name/phone and you are good to go with some small limitations.

finex have no limit on crypto after tier2 verification - which is ok, they have no USD conversion atm (I think), but it does not matter much, you can always transfer your funds to stamp for example and withdraw from there to fiat.
Or u can manage debitcard to go directly from crypto to fiat in stores (tenx,monaco)

there is so many options Smiley

trezor is definitely one of the best choises how to protect your assets, good move.

thank you. any limits with bittrex? I trust them  as I do bitstamp. I have full verification with bitstamp and about to pass their kyc which was a pain in the ass. I'll ikely only do full verification on bittrex and bitstamp... I think if I ever put a lot of money  on sycoin or other  using bittrex that I will not have issues withdrawing  to another wallet  but if I'm wrong please lmk... I'll be without my computer for a few days  starting later tonight so I'm not being rude if I don't reply quickly over next few days
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September 01, 2017, 01:53:34 PM
#42
Who has the 3btc limit, bittrex? Also,   does the 3btc limit apply  only to fiat conversion or to anything off the exchange? If someone wanted to simply move  btc which they had converted from Decred off the exchange into a desktop wallet or Trezor, is there a limit on that?  Thank you for all the help.  My replies might be sparse in the next few days btw as I'm taking my computer to have a new screen  installed and everything wiped clean.

trex has 3btc if u are tier 2 verified (phone, name etc.) and it applies for crypto-crypto, If you want crypto-usd you have to go for full verification means u have to provide id,photo and crap like that.
I definitely not recomend to do full verification on all exchanges you are going to use. Pick one or two to which you trust and there make full verification to be able to do withdrawals properly.
For rest it's enough to have name/phone and you are good to go with some small limitations.

finex have no limit on crypto after tier2 verification - which is ok, they have no USD conversion atm (I think), but it does not matter much, you can always transfer your funds to stamp for example and withdraw from there to fiat.
Or u can manage debitcard to go directly from crypto to fiat in stores (tenx,monaco)

there is so many options Smiley

trezor is definitely one of the best choises how to protect your assets, good move.
member
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September 01, 2017, 01:18:54 PM
#41
Is Radium available now on a verified exchange?
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/radium/#markets

polo has it's bright moments, but ... but but, bittrex is probably better bet - but I hate their UI Wink

there is a less than 0% probability that I ever use Polo after reading  all the negative stories. Anyone here  evver withdraw a nice sum  ( more than 50kusd worth) of coin from bittrex?  Leads me to my next question. I see people happy about how much money they've made on decred... but has anyone here actually  cashed out a significant sum of money from decred? I'm just using it as an example.  

a lot of people cashing out, but with 3btc limit on trex it will take few days to actually cash out.
really for bigger amounts use Bitstamp - for BTC-fiat my only option, I'm not willing to gamble my money somewhere else.

I'm trading on Bitfinex and Bittrex and few others, but only smaller amounts. Well I now have quite a few money on finex ... but this is gamble you have to take if you want to trade more.

thank you jk... I already bought my Trezor. I received it yesterday and set it up already. Did a few very small transactions just to make sue it was running.

Who has the 3btc limit, bittrex? Also,   does the 3btc limit apply  only to fiat conversion or to anything off the exchange? If someone wanted to simply move  btc which they had converted from Decred off the exchange into a desktop wallet or Trezor, is there a limit on that?  Thank you for all the help.  My replies might be sparse in the next few days btw as I'm taking my computer to have a new screen  installed and everything wiped clean.
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September 01, 2017, 01:18:17 PM
#40
I would suggest you to buy Bitcoin, Ethereum and litecoin for half of the amount. For the remaining amount, buy other good altcoins like Neo, Waves, Monero( when it dips), stratis, lisk, Etc for 25K. The remaining 25k, i would go for smaller altcoins like Shift, Zencash, Florin which have tremendous growth potential. That is what I am currently doing. Grin
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September 01, 2017, 11:32:14 AM
#39
Diversify your investment into 5 to 8 coins
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September 01, 2017, 11:12:48 AM
#38
Invest in decentralised web. It has a bright future. Shift is a good to invest in.
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September 01, 2017, 11:06:46 AM
#37
Is Radium available now on a verified exchange?
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/radium/#markets

polo has it's bright moments, but ... but but, bittrex is probably better bet - but I hate their UI Wink

there is a less than 0% probability that I ever use Polo after reading  all the negative stories. Anyone here  evver withdraw a nice sum  ( more than 50kusd worth) of coin from bittrex?  Leads me to my next question. I see people happy about how much money they've made on decred... but has anyone here actually  cashed out a significant sum of money from decred? I'm just using it as an example.  

a lot of people cashing out, but with 3btc limit on trex it will take few days to actually cash out.
really for bigger amounts use Bitstamp - for BTC-fiat my only option, I'm not willing to gamble my money somewhere else.

I'm trading on Bitfinex and Bittrex and few others, but only smaller amounts. Well I now have quite a few money on finex ... but this is gamble you have to take if you want to trade more.
legendary
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September 01, 2017, 10:27:36 AM
#36
in the last of the post It seems that OP is thinking that it will be tough to make buy and sell directly for bank money is tough or complicated work , that is no a problem because we have many platforms to handle this thing .
In the starting of the post by OP , He is right at his place of thinking to lower the risk by investment in multiple coins .
Here i would like to suggest to OP tyat he should not invest all money but he should invest in small small amounts in the starting not with big because in the starting we need to know about thr main factor that why we got loss in this field and why we got profit , and that can be understood by us just by only to make loss+ profit like a lesson of trading .
Here my suggestion for the investment in the coin for the OP is that to invest in those low prices coin which have high potential like doge coin , RDD ,ETC , sia coin .

Which platforms are out there? I need to have my exit strategy in place before I really invest just to be safe. Converting on 1 exchange seems easy enough but I am worried if my investment is  a lot of money in a  few years(or dropping fast) that I'll have issues withdrawing from an exchange. Can these platforms handle this scenario?

100k usd is not that much money so you will have no problems with liquidity .... Wink

is there a number when it starts becoming an issue?   Example, if I had put a lot of money on DEC last year the  amount would very large(at least in my world)

Same like many others so liquidity isnt affected that much. Maybe slower.

so the odds of one of these exchanges just refusing to transfer and  seizing my account are very low? Apologize if this question is very stupid. I'm only really familiar with btc and never had issues as of yet
If you have any substantial amount invested into any coin do not keep your coin on an exchange. Transfer them to an offline wallet and back it up and make sure you don't lose it. Ideally buy a Trezor to keep your coins safe. There have been a lot of people who lost access to their coins either due to a lack of care or due to exchanges closing, getting hacked or getting "hacked".

Be as paranoid as you can and don't trust anyone or you'll regret it.
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