Topic: Starting up (Read 568 times)
Casino, odds is too risky, if you have a bit of patience, you can try poker, but trading is much better.
betting sport ! hope win double 
One of the easiest method for those who hate the money.
Agreed, betting is not particularly smart, lol.
ETH is very attractive but I'd ideally like it to dip significantly before I invest.
Likewise with LTC.
Likewise with LTC.
betting sport ! hope win double
One of the easiest method for those who hate the money.
I’m also newbee, considering long term investment. Eth is attractive for me not so high as BTC, hope it grow up!
Buy some bitcoins I think its a good option and I've read it here that bitcoin could go up to $10,000 by the year ends or by next year that's the prediction but it is up to you. There are risks involved in everything we do so you must study first and research so you will know what you are getting into.
betting sport ! hope win double
Why's that?
Buying btc now for longterm is not so wise...
Why're you copying and pasting another members response?
high value coins tend to have high commission. damn. i wasted 30euro when i bought 500eu btc. it should be ltc
Thanks for the post am really grateful.Am also a newbie who is enthusiastic about the cryptocurrency world. I am really grateful ,I have learnt alot
I'd suggest the majority to go onto bitcoin ($400 and then maybe spread either 100 or 2x50 over another 2 coins...)
I think you shouldn't go with Bitcoin anymore, just focus everything on the altcoins which could bring huge profits and chances for you.
I think I will buy one full ETH if/when the price drops as it seems to be on the rise at the moment, but I wont leave it too late and will do so before the New Year - the rest I will invest in Bitcoin, however small the percentage may be.
Thank you all for your advice.
Thank you all for your advice.
I propose you start with Ethereum because its price is cheaper than bitcoin so you can buy more and in 2018 eth price can grow up very high so you will can get higher profit
Yes, starting with ETH is a good choice for now, BTC is too high for new investors . ETH's price is just around 300$ . It's the best choice for us.
I'd suggest the majority to go onto bitcoin ($400 and then maybe spread either 100 or 2x50 over another 2 coins...)
As a newbie considering making his first purchase I'm looking for some advice as to which coin would be the most beneficial to invest in now (mid-long term).
My starting budget is 500 GBP (approx. 662.31 USD).
I'll be using coinbase so my options are Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Stay Frosty.
MDH.
There are lots of trading groups in telegram with free signals. I'd say you should go there and follow My starting budget is 500 GBP (approx. 662.31 USD).
I'll be using coinbase so my options are Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Stay Frosty.
MDH.
Additional question:
Coinbase - Would you suggest buying from coinbase and keeping what you've bought in your coinbase wallet?
If not, why? If yes, why?
Blockchain - benefits?
Thanks in advance,
MDH.
Coinbase - Would you suggest buying from coinbase and keeping what you've bought in your coinbase wallet?
If not, why? If yes, why?
Blockchain - benefits?
Thanks in advance,
MDH.
I would suggest starting with the Waves because you can easily get it, and it is not currently very expensive like ETH and investing in it does not require so much of us.
I propose you start with Ethereum because its price is cheaper than bitcoin so you can buy more and in 2018 eth price can grow up very high so you will can get higher profit
Additional question:
Coinbase - Would you suggest buying from coinbase and keeping what you've bought in your coinbase wallet?
If not, why? If yes, why?
Blockchain - benefits?
Thanks in advance,
MDH.
Coinbase - Would you suggest buying from coinbase and keeping what you've bought in your coinbase wallet?
If not, why? If yes, why?
Blockchain - benefits?
Thanks in advance,
MDH.
This was my initial thinking.
I'm considering investing $100 into each of the three stated in my initial post with hopes to a steady increase in Bitcoin and Ethereum and hopefully a larger increase in litecoin should I leave all three investments for a year minimum.
Thanks everybody for your responses.
I'm considering investing $100 into each of the three stated in my initial post with hopes to a steady increase in Bitcoin and Ethereum and hopefully a larger increase in litecoin should I leave all three investments for a year minimum.
Thanks everybody for your responses.
i'm investing a little money on icos, if you search you can profit with then
As a newbie considering making his first purchase I'm looking for some advice as to which coin would be the most beneficial to invest in now (mid-long term).
My starting budget is 500 GBP (approx. 662.31 USD).
I'll be using coinbase so my options are Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Stay Frosty.
MDH.
My starting budget is 500 GBP (approx. 662.31 USD).
I'll be using coinbase so my options are Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Stay Frosty.
MDH.
You have a very nice list up there and I must say if you stick to those ones, you make profit without stress although lower than you expectation. Any of the above will get you profit but my opinion, is to focus on Litecoin while you give some lower percentage to other two options and the reason for that is because, Litecoin is still below $70 which makes it a high potential for growth without unnecessary noise that happens to the other two in a case there is a significant increase in their value.
Start with Bitcoin and Ethereum. As your stake increases spread it into Top 5 coins with 1-2 outliers.
Thanks for your response.
I have seen the growth charts - astronomical, if only I'd known earlier!
I was just wondering if any other coins had similar prospects to inflate in a similar way - litecoin for example.
ETHEREUM maybe will be the right coin that you need to be invested in, beside ETH you can invest to bitcoin also, bitcoin is the most i advice to you. I have seen the growth charts - astronomical, if only I'd known earlier!
I was just wondering if any other coins had similar prospects to inflate in a similar way - litecoin for example.
Thanks for your response.
I have seen the growth charts - astronomical, if only I'd known earlier!
I was just wondering if any other coins had similar prospects to inflate in a similar way - litecoin for example.
I have seen the growth charts - astronomical, if only I'd known earlier!
I was just wondering if any other coins had similar prospects to inflate in a similar way - litecoin for example.
Short term maybe. Long term I personally see little future in alts outperforming BTC. Historically none of the major alts managed to stabilize relative to BTC. I doubt that this will change in the future, but it's hard to tell really.
Thanks for your response.
I have seen the growth charts - astronomical, if only I'd known earlier!
I was just wondering if any other coins had similar prospects to inflate in a similar way - litecoin for example.
I have seen the growth charts - astronomical, if only I'd known earlier!
I was just wondering if any other coins had similar prospects to inflate in a similar way - litecoin for example.
Invest all-in to Bitcoin. Didn't you see how Bitcoin performed in 2017? 
Someone who bought in January 2017 would already be 6x-7x of their initial investment. LOL, it sounds like a marketing line for a HYIP, but that's what happened. There is no guarantee that Bitcoin would keep rising though, but for mid-long term holding, your safest bet would be Bitcoin. Things are also looking good for 2018 with more big-conventional financial institution jumping in every day, starting with CME's Bitcoin futures trading in December next month. I'm sure a lot of similar exchange would follow their step soon.
Someone who bought in January 2017 would already be 6x-7x of their initial investment. LOL, it sounds like a marketing line for a HYIP, but that's what happened. There is no guarantee that Bitcoin would keep rising though, but for mid-long term holding, your safest bet would be Bitcoin. Things are also looking good for 2018 with more big-conventional financial institution jumping in every day, starting with CME's Bitcoin futures trading in December next month. I'm sure a lot of similar exchange would follow their step soon.
As a newbie considering making his first purchase I'm looking for some advice as to which coin would be the most beneficial to invest in now (mid-long term).
My starting budget is 500 GBP (approx. 662.31 USD).
I'll be using coinbase so my options are Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Stay Frosty.
MDH.
My starting budget is 500 GBP (approx. 662.31 USD).
I'll be using coinbase so my options are Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Stay Frosty.
MDH.
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