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Topic: New to btc Any recommendation? (Read 895 times)

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August 31, 2017, 06:21:11 AM
#25
Base on my app your estimated money is 4,666.41 USD money and I think you can do trading it maybe small but who knows you can make it to million step by step. Examples lets talk in small prices you go to school and your money in hand is 40 USD every week and as you save money the next week price of your money will become 50 so why not go to trading "but" you need to mine with a desktop with high and nice ram and GB. Not like mining you will leave it alone while you electric bills increses monthly.
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August 30, 2017, 11:48:59 PM
#24
Dont try to trading
BE come a holder for long term. Choose 3-5 good coins to invest and hold them for long term(3-6 months)
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August 30, 2017, 07:13:23 PM
#23
I recommend you to study all kibds of rules and regulations in this forum so you know what is your limit yet then try to speculate some topics and learn by private messenging him/her if you dont understand the topic be open dont hesitate in this forum anybody is a friend but dont be so trusting.easily
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August 30, 2017, 11:23:25 AM
#22
There are multiple options available for you to invest your Bitcoins but if you want to take the least risk then hold it in your cold storage and wait for the price to rise.

However, if you think that you have a moderate risk profile then you can lend some part of your holdings against strong collateral. There are some promising strong alt-coins to give a try and some ICOs are coming in the market. There are many opportunities but I would recommend you to spread your capital in multiple investments to prevent any unexpected loss. Please do your own research before taking any investment decision.
newbie
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August 30, 2017, 10:45:57 AM
#21
I'm very similar to this friend, so we shouldn't trade altcoins?
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August 30, 2017, 10:10:36 AM
#20
start trading..........
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August 29, 2017, 11:47:50 AM
#19
Hello everyone I'm new to bitcoins but I have $ 100 in bitcoin. Someone can recommend where I can invest those $ 100 to be able to make a profit every month and reinvest thanks


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newbie
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August 29, 2017, 11:02:40 AM
#18
General recommendation: from 1% to 10% of an available financial assets you currently have. If you have confidence in your own computer literacy or have a good knowledge, then the percentage can be increased up to 30% and even 50%. By the way i'm just giving in a newbie advice. You might need to analyze what is the best for your assets.
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August 18, 2017, 03:52:42 PM
#17
Hello everyone I'm new to bitcoins but I have $ 100 in bitcoin. Someone can recommend where I can invest those $ 100 to be able to make a profit every month and reinvest thanks

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August 18, 2017, 03:48:54 PM
#16
Trading is a risky activity which is why you should not use all your money to trade, use 20% while you learn more about trading, or you can do trade BTC-FIAT I thing this is more safe than BTC-Altcoin trade
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August 18, 2017, 10:16:32 AM
#15
Hello everyone I'm new to bitcoins but I have $ 100 in bitcoin. Someone can recommend where I can invest those $ 100 to be able to make a profit every month and reinvest thanks

Diversify your investment. Leave 70% in BTC. Invest the rest in one or two altcoins. Trading is very risky and time consuming. Don't sell instantly after the first price drop. Good luck!
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August 18, 2017, 02:51:09 AM
#14
First thing doesn't invest in rev share,mlm,hyip or Ponzi site.You will lose all of your money.You can invest your btc in trading.which is easy to make a profit.Buy some good altcoin when they dump and hold until pump.You can also use this money for lending.which can give you sure profit.This two way is best to make profit monthly Smiley
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August 17, 2017, 05:45:34 PM
#13
I would recommend holding it in just BTC for now and learning loads about the industry first. I recommend this because if you do not know how it works in the cryptoworld day 1 might just be your last day. That is probably an exaggeration but I think you get the point. Learn the ins and outs of the industry, be prepared for crazy swings, have a gameplan and you be okay.

If you fail to do those things mentioned above you may as well cross your fingers and pray you are around in cryptos 3mo+ from now.
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August 17, 2017, 05:16:08 PM
#12
Are you new to BTC? Hahaha.. don't listen to those guys who said to go on trading now, first, do your research and read a lot of stuff before getting into things.  Smiley
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August 16, 2017, 05:03:59 AM
#11
Hello everyone I'm new to bitcoins but I have $ 100 in bitcoin. Someone can recommend where I can invest those $ 100 to be able to make a profit every month and reinvest thanks

You need to do your own research and find good projects to invest, if someone shill you some coin it's because they have something to gain from it.

Trust no one, don't fear missing out, and always do research before invest your coins.
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August 16, 2017, 04:51:19 AM
#10
Hello everyone I'm new to bitcoins but I have $ 100 in bitcoin. Someone can recommend where I can invest those $ 100 to be able to make a profit every month and reinvest thanks
Trying to earn in trading is always a gamble. There's a chance that you might not get back the money that you've invested. But if there's no risk, there's no reward. Sometimes, trading can make you some decent profits. You just got to find a coin that's worth investing. I suggest you do a lot of research first before investing.
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August 16, 2017, 03:39:05 AM
#9
Choose a coin after doing research and hold it for a month(or longer really), then take the profit to reinvest,
Don't trade
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August 16, 2017, 01:32:21 AM
#8
Try to invest in trading dude
Trading is risky and you need to do study how it works. Instead of profitting, you might end up losing bigtime.

or try to lend to someone your Bitcoin on this forum.
Risky again. You are entrusting your bitcoins to some strangers which can always run away with it. If you really want to, you need some collateral and better pick wisely as to whom will you lend it.
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August 15, 2017, 09:09:06 PM
#7
Any investment with $100 is risky... Passive investments with so low budget is worthless.

What you could try (safest in my opinion): When BTC price stops increasing and the dump begins hard sell it fast. When the dumps ends buy again. That is an easy trade involving only BTCs and dollars (or your local currency depending where you trade it). Profit potential is big, for an example: You sell BTC for $4200, then the price drops to $3500, you buy again. More than 15% profit made.

Worth much more if you have more money to invest of course, but with $100 you won't make much fast progress anyway... Only on the long term.
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August 15, 2017, 08:41:50 PM
#6
trading is high risk activity,
so if that money is your life saving i recommend you to not doing any trade.
because if you're really a newbie,more likely you will lose it.
many people start trading by losing it,and they learned about how to make a money from their mistake.
in cryptocurrency world,you will never lose it if you can hold it for years,
you will only lose if you sell it.

so think about it carefully,you can get a profit in a second,but you can get a profit in a year.
it's all depends on your financial,if you have a huge financial back up you can do a trade.
if you want to try your luck go trade an altcoin and try to feel it.
other than that do some research,don't believe what everybody say,just believe yourself.

for reference go read about xvg,bitsend,digibyte and other
No my friend those 100 $ are not all my savings ijust bought  this amount to start with them and get aexperience with the bitcoin I'm going to give this more turns to that of the trading before getting in thanks for the advice

for start, I suggest you to use $10-$30 for trading altcoin. first, you need to watch in market, what coins will be increase, analyze the coins, determine how much price you want to place your order. choosing the coins is not to difficult, I think you can start for cheap price coins so if you loss, your loss is not too big. you can keep the rest of your bitcoin and if the price is up, you can sell your bitcoin to take profit or you can still save it in your wallet.
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