Topic: noob here need suggestions (Read 3383 times)
Well honestly the best way to multiply it depends on what you do. Try trading it against Alt-currencies or fiat...speculate a bit. Don't gamble as there are more chances of you losing it then making anything worthwhile. Third thing you can try is loan it out but ask for collateral from people.
There is no simple risk-less way to multiply your bitcoin. Either you work to get more bitcoin, or you risk your bitcoin trying to earn more bitcoin through lending, trading and gambling.
I have a video for this problems, you should check it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcgO2z5BxVA
Bullshit.
You're proposing Martingale, which is known not to work in real life due to limited bankrolls. Dream on!
Onkel Paul
He just wants people to watch his video and register a freebitco.in account using his ref link. Of course the martingale doesn't work or he would be rich already.
Offer loans,gamble in directbet?I made 10$ from 4$ in directbet.
I have a video for this problems, you should check it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcgO2z5BxVA
Bullshit.
You're proposing Martingale, which is known not to work in real life due to limited bankrolls. Dream on!
Onkel Paul
But its not much. I've only got .0197. Would I have to sign up for btcjam or something to do that? Any input on gambling or are they pretty much rigged?
I wouldn't do gambling unless you're prepared to lose that .0197 BTC. That goes for most investment options too, even trading though you might remember that old trading rule, "Buy low, sell high." There are ways to earn more if you are willing to put some work in and hang out in the Services subforum here.
I agree with you.
So in conclusion : OP there is no safe way to multiply your BTC.. sorry.
So in conclusion : OP there is no safe way to multiply your BTC.. sorry.
Fair enough. But right now there are no dependable ways of multiplying existing BTC.
If the OP has spent time accumulating their stash, then advising them to set it on fire by throwing it into a gambling site is plain bonkers.
Loaning it out is asking to be raped. Playing the markets only works for a handful of hardened souls.
I sometimes think people have a disconnect here between BTC and other types of money.
If someone was asking how to up the amount of dollars in their savings account, posters who advised them to gamble it, or loan it out via massively sketchy quasi anonymous sites would get seriously short shrift.
If the OP has spent time accumulating their stash, then advising them to set it on fire by throwing it into a gambling site is plain bonkers.
Loaning it out is asking to be raped. Playing the markets only works for a handful of hardened souls.
I sometimes think people have a disconnect here between BTC and other types of money.
If someone was asking how to up the amount of dollars in their savings account, posters who advised them to gamble it, or loan it out via massively sketchy quasi anonymous sites would get seriously short shrift.
Gambling is a high risk activity, BUT you CAN win and multiply your btc's .. you CAN loose everything too.
Some people (like me) are adrenaline addicts and gambling involves a lot of emotions(good and bad lol) so i really like it.
I use faucets to get small amounts of BTC's and then i try to multiply them with dice games etc.
For now, i made a few sats out of it, not much but i had a lof of fun playing with it, without any expenses
There's some websites that give small amount of interest out of your btc deposits but i think it's as risky as gambling since those sites can shut down, or be hacked etc..
@Gentlemand, he asked for ways to "multiply" existing BTC so selling stuff or goods for BTC is another topic..
Some people (like me) are adrenaline addicts and gambling involves a lot of emotions(good and bad lol) so i really like it.
I use faucets to get small amounts of BTC's and then i try to multiply them with dice games etc.
For now, i made a few sats out of it, not much but i had a lof of fun playing with it, without any expenses
There's some websites that give small amount of interest out of your btc deposits but i think it's as risky as gambling since those sites can shut down, or be hacked etc..
@Gentlemand, he asked for ways to "multiply" existing BTC so selling stuff or goods for BTC is another topic..
Why on Earth are the majority of posters advocating gambling? That's a totally insane idea for someone who actually wants to build their holdings.
If I were you I'd look into providing services if you can offer anything.
Sell some stuff for BTC. In the UK at least you can sell second hand goods directly here https://uk.webuy.com/
Bump up your status and sign up for a signature campaign on here. Some of them can pay very well for quality posters.
Scan the alternate crypto section for IPOs. Some of them are free. Some of them might explode in value.
Try altcoin faucets. They tend to be much more generous in their early days and you might just luck out with rises in value.
If I were you I'd look into providing services if you can offer anything.
Sell some stuff for BTC. In the UK at least you can sell second hand goods directly here https://uk.webuy.com/
Bump up your status and sign up for a signature campaign on here. Some of them can pay very well for quality posters.
Scan the alternate crypto section for IPOs. Some of them are free. Some of them might explode in value.
Try altcoin faucets. They tend to be much more generous in their early days and you might just luck out with rises in value.
Try betting somewhere. You might like it.
Betting can be fun, but it's not a way to grow your wealth, unless you have inside knowledge about the bet or a really good feeling for unintuitive probabilities.
You should always see it as a game for which you pay to have some fun.
Onkel Paul
Try betting somewhere. You might like it.
Let's take it easy on the newbie. could anyone recommend the best way to multiply btc. I have saved up .0197 btc this week and would like to know the best method to multiply it. Thanks.
could anyone recommend the best way to multiply btc. I have saved up .0197 btc this week and would like to know the best method to multiply it. Thanks.You use a calculator to do arithmetic. The * or X symbol is for multiplication.
Or use the word times right if i wanted to spell it out.
Let's take it easy on the newbie. could anyone recommend the best way to multiply btc. I have saved up .0197 btc this week and would like to know the best method to multiply it. Thanks.
could anyone recommend the best way to multiply btc. I have saved up .0197 btc this week and would like to know the best method to multiply it. Thanks.You use a calculator to do arithmetic. The * or X symbol is for multiplication.
If you want to gamble with a cloud mining site sticking around, I think you could buy a few GH contract. It'll be a slow return plus profit the longer the site keeps going, up to the full five years. Please use link in my sig
Put it in Primedice and pray to Saint Satoshi.
This is the fastest way to lose them all, I would not advice gambling.
Put it in Primedice and pray to Saint Satoshi.
Is it possible to mine any coins with my phone and I have a LG G Flex.
Forget it. Even high-end phones don't have enough power to mine profitably.
Onkel Paul
I guess back to faucets lol and save up. I've seen some sites that sell with carrier billing in the UK. Any in theUS?
Faucets are a waste of time.
Earn some cash doing something useful. Then exchange the cash for bitcoins.
You can find someone to exchange with at localbitcoins.com or if you have a bank account you can use a service such as coinbase.com
Is it possible to mine any coins with my phone and I have a LG G Flex.
Forget it. Even high-end phones don't have enough power to mine profitably.
Onkel Paul
I guess back to faucets lol and save up. I've seen some sites that sell with carrier billing in the UK. Any in theUS?
Is it possible to mine any coins with my phone and I have a LG G Flex.
Forget it. Even high-end phones don't have enough power to mine profitably.
Onkel Paul
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