Topic: Need Some Help (Read 313 times)

I've suggested it above, it's legit. To make things easier and not get lost, use BuyBitcoinWorldwide. Select the country you're from and the payment method you want to use and it will give you a list of exchanges you could use (reputable ones).

We're actually both new here in bitcoin so what i can suggest is to read and learn first about it and most of the people here in forum are openminded about everything we post. I think it's really better to ask them before we make a move.

Beware of anyone telling you “to invest” with this and that. If you are planning to earn from BTC, first thing to do is to research and learn the basics. It is better to buy and store in your own wallet and hold.

If you’re planning to gain profits in a continuos basis, saying if you have a lot of time, learn trading.

Everything you’ll need is here in the forum. Just search for the right keyword.

It is always safe to have your money on your hand than trusting other people to work with your money.

As per my knowldge if the exchange is good that you are using they will never give any investment advice. Also first do your own research about the exchange and the particular company before investing your money otherwise there is a high risk that you will lose your money. I heard about the min/max limit of the exchange but I never heard about the investment advice. So try to do your homework about the particular exchange and then invest.

What you Think about coinbase Guys other scam 

Can you pls tell me  an official site
also can i buy and sell BTC  or when i purchase i will keep it in wallet

1 BTC starts to be a respectable amount for many. I’d consider acquiring a hardware wallet such as Ledger Nano S / X, or a Trezor for storage. In my case, that was the first thing I went for after reading quite a bit about different types of wallets. If you do, make sure you buy it at an official site.


Ledger: https://www.ledger.com
Trezor: https://trezor.io

Check that they ship to your country and/or the list of resellers. I prefer the main corporate site as a first option.

You can buy or sell with ease. The selling process is mostly done through an Exchange (not always), and will require you to move the BTCs you wish to sell from the hardware wallet to your wallet on the Exchange (when the time comes). There will be a TX fee involved, but it’s pecata minuta next to the safety of having it on a hardware wallet. When you purchase, again normaly at an Exchange, the process is the same but in the other direction (you will move from the Exchange wallet to your hardware wallet). If you are going to trade frequently, you need to device your strategy and perhaps leave some on the Exchange itself (small amounts for day to day trading (*)). If you want to store and perhaps sell at some future point in time, move it all to the hardware wallet.

Read through the hardware wallet’s sites to get to see how they are managed. It’s pretty easy, but you need to be sure of how to perform certain things such as store your (normally) 24 word mnemonic, set a pin, etc.

(*) Normally, it is not recommended to leave funds on an Exchange, since you do not really control the private keys associated to your funds there.

Thanks to all for the info that gave meas i was going to buy 1BTC from theminfect he was going to send me a contract.

But now i will try to create a wallet  first and after i will try to spend in BTC

Thanks

the correct way to invest in bitcoin is by buying and storing it in your own wallet
hold it until you can make profit from a bitcoin price increase
or trade it with altcoin to get profit from altcoin price volatility
trusting an online company to manage your bitcoin investment for profit interest is very risky
most of the time those sites are ponzi scheme or just plain scam since the beginning

He will probably tell to you join a website, deposit some BTC/EUR and invest in a long-term investment that gives a lot of money monthly. Do not believe in this!

From what you are saying, this is 99% a scam and the risk isn't worth (trust me). Many people just use the name of Bitcoin to get people on their fraud/ponzi schemes.

Is this what you are talking about? https://libramarkets.com/

This is a scam. Do not trust 99% of the stuff that say "forex", "cloud mining", "1% daily", etc...

Ignore it if you don't want to get scammed.

You can't make this much profits in matter of minutes at least not always.Understand what is bitcoin and how the profits can be made from it.By trading you can make even upto 5-6% when you are pro in intra trading but simply investing on something won't give you this much profits.

he called me 3 times to make some money he started doing his job and in a minute he makes €300 but i don't know what he did

First despite trading in bitcoin for close over 2 years now It's my first time hearing about that platform.
If i were you i would never send money in there. The platform has lots of red flags and negative reviews online.

"There can be no smoke without fire"
One of them is;
https://tbbob.com/scams/libra-markets-review-a-scam-broker

Please always ensure doing some background checks and research before sending your money to any platform. Getting scammed online is as easy as falling off a log.

This site has plenty of reviews, half of them bad: https://es.trustpilot.com/review/libramarkets.com?languages=all
The details I've read on the bad reviews would not put me close to them by a mile.

You’re probably getting an account manager trying to increase his position by convincing people to invest more with some prefabricated argument. You can allegedly buy/sell crypto through them, but I would never do so. Even if they did perform the purchase, it's going to be custodial, and really they seem like nobodies.

I don’t have enough knowledge about libramarkets.I just Google about this market and read a review.  And shocking news is libramarketes  is unlicensed. Guys you can take a look is libramarkets good or bad?
https://scambroker.com/libramarkets/

No need any companies to invest on bitcoin,you are on your own its decentralized and have full freedom to use as you want

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1)First you need a wallet for storing your bitcoins for that you may use elctrum wallet which is light weight and have seeds for control your funds.

2)Then you need to buy bitcoin for that you can use exchanges like Binance and BInance or p2p sites like localbitcoin or paxful.

3)After purchasing your bitcoin then move it to your electrum wallet.

Now you became bitcoin investor.

Thanks for your help i have open my account for €250 i have open my account with Libramarkets
also can i invest for my it own if yes how it works if it is not complicated
Thanks

From an honest point of view, i would suggest you first get to know more about;
1. Bitcoin
- https://bitcoin.org/
- https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Main_Page

2. It's price history
- https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/

3. How to trade it
- https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin-trading/
- https://www.coindesk.com/information/how-to-trade-crypto-on-coinbase

4. The best exchanges to use
- https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/exchanges/

5. The best wallets to use to keep the coins.
- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/general-bitcoin-wallets-which-what-why-1631151
- https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet

It's no guarantee that if you buy bitcoin, you will make profits. The price is very volatile and can go either way. You have to know what you are getting into and please make sure you use money you can afford to lose in case price does not go in the direction you expect.

If your OP is related to an investment company (not quite clear from the OP), then it sounds like a lot of bollocks to me, and reminds me of many promising offers that have lured people into making investments, only to find out later that the have been conned. If you wish, place the link here as indicated by @OmegaStarScream, and I’m sure that you’ll get some more contextualized opinions.

That company is probably another ponzi scheme, like what OmegaStarScream mentioned, offering to double or triple your money/bitcoin in a short time. Do no fall for it.