Topic: Strategy for most profit in 10 years from now - page 2. (Read 2754 times)
I think that it depends on your knowledge and your skills. If you have a good knowledge and technical skills, you should train yourself by daily trading. If not, you should hold Bitcoin in long-term. That's more safety
Ok, assume you are relatively new to crypto currency and have missed the train (haven't bought Bitcoins back in 2009/2010 when they were ridiculously cheap). You have, let's say only $100 to spend for investing in Bitcoins or Altcoins.
While 100$ was more then enough in 2009/2010 to make you now financially independent, if you invested it all in Bitcoins at a price of 0.07$ or even lower at that time, which strategy do you think is the most profitable if you start today where the price is not a few Cents anymore but around 3.500$ per bitcoin?
1. Use the 100$ to buy BTC now and hold ("hodl") it until price reaches hopefully something like 100.000$ or even 500.000$ in 10 years
2. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a daily basis like a day trader
3. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a longer time frame
4. Lend your BTC you can buy for $100 on Poloniex to other traders to receive a few Satoshis every day (interests)
5. Lend your BTC somewhere else (might be risky)
6. Invest in ICO (might be even more risky)
7. Try to find a new but promising Altcoin and grab as much as you can for $100 right from the start before the price (hopefully) sky-rockets one day (also high risk I think)
Which strategy would you think will the best to make the most out of $100 you invest today?
The answer will depend on what do you mean by to make the most out of your money, if you mean to have some sure profits then investing in bitcoin and ETH are the best option, even if the profits are no going to be very large but if what you want are profits then you are not going to have other option but to invest in an ico and hope that you were able to choose the right project at the right time. While 100$ was more then enough in 2009/2010 to make you now financially independent, if you invested it all in Bitcoins at a price of 0.07$ or even lower at that time, which strategy do you think is the most profitable if you start today where the price is not a few Cents anymore but around 3.500$ per bitcoin?
1. Use the 100$ to buy BTC now and hold ("hodl") it until price reaches hopefully something like 100.000$ or even 500.000$ in 10 years
2. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a daily basis like a day trader
3. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a longer time frame
4. Lend your BTC you can buy for $100 on Poloniex to other traders to receive a few Satoshis every day (interests)
5. Lend your BTC somewhere else (might be risky)
6. Invest in ICO (might be even more risky)
7. Try to find a new but promising Altcoin and grab as much as you can for $100 right from the start before the price (hopefully) sky-rockets one day (also high risk I think)
Which strategy would you think will the best to make the most out of $100 you invest today?
HODL with a portfolio like that:
%50 BTC, %35 EHT, %15 next ETH.
It worked in 2013; %50 BTC, %35 LTC, %15 next LTC (eth).
%50 BTC, %35 EHT, %15 next ETH.
It worked in 2013; %50 BTC, %35 LTC, %15 next LTC (eth).
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1. Use the 100$ to buy BTC now and hold ("hodl") it until price reaches hopefully something like 100.000$ or even 500.000$ in 10 years
Why not btc is simple game right turn the switch and price will automatically increase.Quote
2. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a daily basis like a day trader
3. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a longer time frame
Both are almost same i use this strategy and yes it is surely profitable but you need to predict the market price no one is perfect so risk involved is high you can earn $400 per day if you have 1 btc but you can even lose.3. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a longer time frame
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4. Lend your BTC you can buy for $100 on Poloniex to other traders to receive a few Satoshis every day (interests)
If you see the interest rate you'll faint the rates people offer is 0.001% per day how will you compete with them and with $100 you will barely make a dollar.Quote
5. Lend your BTC somewhere else (might be risky)
It is risly for sure lot of work is needed to be put in. Quote
6. Invest in ICO (might be even more risky)
Not as risky as lending all transparent and marketing ico are profitable i invested 3 eth in sucontract ico today the price is 2 times than actual ico price.Quote
7. Try to find a new but promising Altcoin and grab as much as you can for $100 right from the start before the price (hopefully) sky-rockets one day (also high risk I think)
They don't simply roam around you need to see it potential and then risk a certain amout of funds.
100 000 $ per bitcoin is great , but too good to be true 
. Many say that 15 000$, the maximum mark for bitcoin and then it will not grow.
. Many say that 15 000$, the maximum mark for bitcoin and then it will not grow. Rather than holding bitcoin, altcoin trade is way better to multiply your capital. I started to trade, it's going well and I take the satoshi profits as my reference. I observe a sharp increase in my profit after trade.
Present situation holding Bitcoin will give us more profit than doing trading with altcoins. Did you check the altcoin price all went down, and the price of the BTC is keep on increasing. You can do BTC trading no problem you will make a good profit. But now altcoins are not profitable.
Rather than holding bitcoin, altcoin trade is way better to multiply your capital. I started to trade, it's going well and I take the satoshi profits as my reference. I observe a sharp increase in my profit after trade.
10 years is a long time for cryptocurrency. Bitcoin itself isn't even 10 years old. The history of Bitcoin shows that over a five-year period it definitely is going to rise price but to just put something in the works account on it for 10 years is a little bit over-the-top. I would say as a long-term investment to pick Bitcoin, invest in it and plan for 10 years. But definitely don't ignore it.
It is long, but take a look in past, bitcoin 9 years ago was bellow dollar, now its above $4100. I am thinking about far future and I wonder
can bitcoin cost $100000 in 10 years. Answer is of course yes. Predictions are all about it if you can predict something in 10 years you can
have more profit then predictions in 1 year.
Bitcoin will cost more in 10 years and now it is a great time to buy more and wait 10 years. There is many alt-coins, but which one of them
can survive 10 years and increase price like bitcoin can? On that question most of us would like to know answer. To buy now on dollar and in
10 years to sell if for $1000. I invested in couple casino tokens, I planed to wait for years before I cash out that tokens.
7. Try to find a new but promising Altcoin and grab as much as you can for $100 right from the start before the price (hopefully) sky-rockets one day (also high risk I think)
I prefer this strategy, although you think it is risky, but on the other hand it can also give us many advantages.Say you have 1000$ for investment or any amount for that matter then invest 50% in btc and 50 % in other 5 altcoins whose price currently are not much but can give you some returns in coming months so either you can hold it for long term future or sell in short term and then buy some other coin during PRE ICO stage. In this way your portfolio will keep getting updated and you will get some good profits during that time.
Ok, assume you are relatively new to crypto currency and have missed the train (haven't bought Bitcoins back in 2009/2010 when they were ridiculously cheap). You have, let's say only $100 to spend for investing in Bitcoins or Altcoins.
While 100$ was more then enough in 2009/2010 to make you now financially independent, if you invested it all in Bitcoins at a price of 0.07$ or even lower at that time, which strategy do you think is the most profitable if you start today where the price is not a few Cents anymore but around 3.500$ per bitcoin?
1. Use the 100$ to buy BTC now and hold ("hodl") it until price reaches hopefully something like 100.000$ or even 500.000$ in 10 years
2. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a daily basis like a day trader
3. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a longer time frame
4. Lend your BTC you can buy for $100 on Poloniex to other traders to receive a few Satoshis every day (interests)
5. Lend your BTC somewhere else (might be risky)
6. Invest in ICO (might be even more risky)
7. Try to find a new but promising Altcoin and grab as much as you can for $100 right from the start before the price (hopefully) sky-rockets one day (also high risk I think)
Which strategy would you think will the best to make the most out of $100 you invest today?
While 100$ was more then enough in 2009/2010 to make you now financially independent, if you invested it all in Bitcoins at a price of 0.07$ or even lower at that time, which strategy do you think is the most profitable if you start today where the price is not a few Cents anymore but around 3.500$ per bitcoin?
1. Use the 100$ to buy BTC now and hold ("hodl") it until price reaches hopefully something like 100.000$ or even 500.000$ in 10 years
2. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a daily basis like a day trader
3. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a longer time frame
4. Lend your BTC you can buy for $100 on Poloniex to other traders to receive a few Satoshis every day (interests)
5. Lend your BTC somewhere else (might be risky)
6. Invest in ICO (might be even more risky)
7. Try to find a new but promising Altcoin and grab as much as you can for $100 right from the start before the price (hopefully) sky-rockets one day (also high risk I think)
Which strategy would you think will the best to make the most out of $100 you invest today?
Number one. I'm now believing that btc has the potential to reach thst high in 10 years, probably exceed that even. Technology may have moved a lot further by then and cryptocurrency would have been commonly used by almost everyone. The btcs thatni've saved also would've made me a rich person then
Within 10 years history would be changed. Because before 10 years later bitcoin was not introduce in this world and people didn't know about any crypto currencies. But now a lot of number of the cryto currencies have come and a lot of people are working on them. But for 10 years strategy only work for long term investors but here a lot of investors are doing investment in bitcoin only for short term. But i still agree with your strategies as you explain.
No one can speculate 10 years ahead.
We all hope that the 2009-2017 trend can continue for as long as possible, but bitcoin still face many challenges (Quantum Computing, regulatory bodies, political changes, etc).
For now I would concentrate mainly on bitcoin and ethereum (70%) and diversify my other 30% in 5 or 6 promising altcoins.
We all hope that the 2009-2017 trend can continue for as long as possible, but bitcoin still face many challenges (Quantum Computing, regulatory bodies, political changes, etc).
For now I would concentrate mainly on bitcoin and ethereum (70%) and diversify my other 30% in 5 or 6 promising altcoins.
Ok, assume you are relatively new to crypto currency and have missed the train (haven't bought Bitcoins back in 2009/2010 when they were ridiculously cheap). You have, let's say only $100 to spend for investing in Bitcoins or Altcoins.
While 100$ was more then enough in 2009/2010 to make you now financially independent, if you invested it all in Bitcoins at a price of 0.07$ or even lower at that time, which strategy do you think is the most profitable if you start today where the price is not a few Cents anymore but around 3.500$ per bitcoin?
1. Use the 100$ to buy BTC now and hold ("hodl") it until price reaches hopefully something like 100.000$ or even 500.000$ in 10 years
2. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a daily basis like a day trader
3. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a longer time frame
4. Lend your BTC you can buy for $100 on Poloniex to other traders to receive a few Satoshis every day (interests)
5. Lend your BTC somewhere else (might be risky)
6. Invest in ICO (might be even more risky)
7. Try to find a new but promising Altcoin and grab as much as you can for $100 right from the start before the price (hopefully) sky-rockets one day (also high risk I think)
Which strategy would you think will the best to make the most out of $100 you invest today?
While 100$ was more then enough in 2009/2010 to make you now financially independent, if you invested it all in Bitcoins at a price of 0.07$ or even lower at that time, which strategy do you think is the most profitable if you start today where the price is not a few Cents anymore but around 3.500$ per bitcoin?
1. Use the 100$ to buy BTC now and hold ("hodl") it until price reaches hopefully something like 100.000$ or even 500.000$ in 10 years
2. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a daily basis like a day trader
3. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a longer time frame
4. Lend your BTC you can buy for $100 on Poloniex to other traders to receive a few Satoshis every day (interests)
5. Lend your BTC somewhere else (might be risky)
6. Invest in ICO (might be even more risky)
7. Try to find a new but promising Altcoin and grab as much as you can for $100 right from the start before the price (hopefully) sky-rockets one day (also high risk I think)
Which strategy would you think will the best to make the most out of $100 you invest today?
Number one. I'm now believing that btc has the potential to reach thst high in 10 years, probably exceed that even. Technology may have moved a lot further by then and cryptocurrency would have been commonly used by almost everyone. The btcs thatni've saved also would've made me a rich person then
10 years is a long time for cryptocurrency. Bitcoin itself isn't even 10 years old. The history of Bitcoin shows that over a five-year period it definitely is going to rise price but to just put something in the works account on it for 10 years is a little bit over-the-top. I would say as a long-term investment to pick Bitcoin, invest in it and plan for 10 years. But definitely don't ignore it.
Ok, assume you are relatively new to crypto currency and have missed the train (haven't bought Bitcoins back in 2009/2010 when they were ridiculously cheap). You have, let's say only $100 to spend for investing in Bitcoins or Altcoins.
While 100$ was more then enough in 2009/2010 to make you now financially independent, if you invested it all in Bitcoins at a price of 0.07$ or even lower at that time, which strategy do you think is the most profitable if you start today where the price is not a few Cents anymore but around 3.500$ per bitcoin?
1. Use the 100$ to buy BTC now and hold ("hodl") it until price reaches hopefully something like 100.000$ or even 500.000$ in 10 years
2. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a daily basis like a day trader
3. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a longer time frame
4. Lend your BTC you can buy for $100 on Poloniex to other traders to receive a few Satoshis every day (interests)
5. Lend your BTC somewhere else (might be risky)
6. Invest in ICO (might be even more risky)
7. Try to find a new but promising Altcoin and grab as much as you can for $100 right from the start before the price (hopefully) sky-rockets one day (also high risk I think)
Which strategy would you think will the best to make the most out of $100 you invest today?
10 years from now? No one can tell you because at the speed things go any thing you get today will probably be a little outdated 10 years from now.While 100$ was more then enough in 2009/2010 to make you now financially independent, if you invested it all in Bitcoins at a price of 0.07$ or even lower at that time, which strategy do you think is the most profitable if you start today where the price is not a few Cents anymore but around 3.500$ per bitcoin?
1. Use the 100$ to buy BTC now and hold ("hodl") it until price reaches hopefully something like 100.000$ or even 500.000$ in 10 years
2. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a daily basis like a day trader
3. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a longer time frame
4. Lend your BTC you can buy for $100 on Poloniex to other traders to receive a few Satoshis every day (interests)
5. Lend your BTC somewhere else (might be risky)
6. Invest in ICO (might be even more risky)
7. Try to find a new but promising Altcoin and grab as much as you can for $100 right from the start before the price (hopefully) sky-rockets one day (also high risk I think)
Which strategy would you think will the best to make the most out of $100 you invest today?
Whatever the amount you have i like to do something like 50% lending on Bitfinex, 25% (good altcoins - for me monero is the choice), 25% playaround and trade ( day trade, or a little longer it depends on the time you have to look at the charts)
For me it's normally option 1 and 4, but I always keep an eye on option 7. Buying bitcoin and holding them, seems like a good investment right now. Don't know how it will hold 10 years for now, but in for the next 2 years at least it looks good. Lending bitcoins on poloniex also seems like a very good strategy. The rates are pretty low now, but it's still a decent profit, if you have some coins available. As for option 7, I'm keeping my eye on etherimum, bcc and byteball.
Option 7 ? I never prefer risking my capital. That is the reason I simply sticking with options 1 and option 3. Both are working for me so nicely so far. I am happy with my decisions which I have taken some three years back.When we are not having enough time to analyse and predict the right opportunities whether it is from bitcoin or from any other coin, it is highly recommended to go for long term holding because it will ensure definite profit after some long period of waiting.
Ok, assume you are relatively new to crypto currency and have missed the train (haven't bought Bitcoins back in 2009/2010 when they were ridiculously cheap). You have, let's say only $100 to spend for investing in Bitcoins or Altcoins.
While 100$ was more then enough in 2009/2010 to make you now financially independent, if you invested it all in Bitcoins at a price of 0.07$ or even lower at that time, which strategy do you think is the most profitable if you start today where the price is not a few Cents anymore but around 3.500$ per bitcoin?
1. Use the 100$ to buy BTC now and hold ("hodl") it until price reaches hopefully something like 100.000$ or even 500.000$ in 10 years
2. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a daily basis like a day trader
3. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a longer time frame
4. Lend your BTC you can buy for $100 on Poloniex to other traders to receive a few Satoshis every day (interests)
5. Lend your BTC somewhere else (might be risky)
6. Invest in ICO (might be even more risky)
7. Try to find a new but promising Altcoin and grab as much as you can for $100 right from the start before the price (hopefully) sky-rockets one day (also high risk I think)
Which strategy would you think will the best to make the most out of $100 you invest today?
If i do have $100 and i know it would be my last hope then i would go for short trading on bitcoin and once im gaining profits diversification would be the next step. Investing on altcoins so that you would really have the chance on earning more money but chances would be either small or big depending on the project that you have chosen and this is the crucial part on which we wont really know on which one would be bought. As long we do see that we are already profiting on which way we are doing just do it continuously until we can able to save up for more investment plans. While 100$ was more then enough in 2009/2010 to make you now financially independent, if you invested it all in Bitcoins at a price of 0.07$ or even lower at that time, which strategy do you think is the most profitable if you start today where the price is not a few Cents anymore but around 3.500$ per bitcoin?
1. Use the 100$ to buy BTC now and hold ("hodl") it until price reaches hopefully something like 100.000$ or even 500.000$ in 10 years
2. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a daily basis like a day trader
3. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a longer time frame
4. Lend your BTC you can buy for $100 on Poloniex to other traders to receive a few Satoshis every day (interests)
5. Lend your BTC somewhere else (might be risky)
6. Invest in ICO (might be even more risky)
7. Try to find a new but promising Altcoin and grab as much as you can for $100 right from the start before the price (hopefully) sky-rockets one day (also high risk I think)
Which strategy would you think will the best to make the most out of $100 you invest today?
Ok, assume you are relatively new to crypto currency and have missed the train (haven't bought Bitcoins back in 2009/2010 when they were ridiculously cheap). You have, let's say only $100 to spend for investing in Bitcoins or Altcoins.
While 100$ was more then enough in 2009/2010 to make you now financially independent, if you invested it all in Bitcoins at a price of 0.07$ or even lower at that time, which strategy do you think is the most profitable if you start today where the price is not a few Cents anymore but around 3.500$ per bitcoin?
1. Use the 100$ to buy BTC now and hold ("hodl") it until price reaches hopefully something like 100.000$ or even 500.000$ in 10 years
2. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a daily basis like a day trader
3. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a longer time frame
4. Lend your BTC you can buy for $100 on Poloniex to other traders to receive a few Satoshis every day (interests)
5. Lend your BTC somewhere else (might be risky)
6. Invest in ICO (might be even more risky)
7. Try to find a new but promising Altcoin and grab as much as you can for $100 right from the start before the price (hopefully) sky-rockets one day (also high risk I think)
Which strategy would you think will the best to make the most out of $100 you invest today?
Choose the strategy number 6. Invest in ICOs for long time because on the ICOs there are chance to getting large of profit in 10 years from now just with $100 capital, choose the ICOs projects that has large of comunity on the projects, the ICOs projects must have funtions in our real life except than just digital asset and find the ICOs projects that has developer of team experience in the projects. While 100$ was more then enough in 2009/2010 to make you now financially independent, if you invested it all in Bitcoins at a price of 0.07$ or even lower at that time, which strategy do you think is the most profitable if you start today where the price is not a few Cents anymore but around 3.500$ per bitcoin?
1. Use the 100$ to buy BTC now and hold ("hodl") it until price reaches hopefully something like 100.000$ or even 500.000$ in 10 years
2. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a daily basis like a day trader
3. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a longer time frame
4. Lend your BTC you can buy for $100 on Poloniex to other traders to receive a few Satoshis every day (interests)
5. Lend your BTC somewhere else (might be risky)
6. Invest in ICO (might be even more risky)
7. Try to find a new but promising Altcoin and grab as much as you can for $100 right from the start before the price (hopefully) sky-rockets one day (also high risk I think)
Which strategy would you think will the best to make the most out of $100 you invest today?
Ok, assume you are relatively new to crypto currency and have missed the train (haven't bought Bitcoins back in 2009/2010 when they were ridiculously cheap). You have, let's say only $100 to spend for investing in Bitcoins or Altcoins.
While 100$ was more then enough in 2009/2010 to make you now financially independent, if you invested it all in Bitcoins at a price of 0.07$ or even lower at that time, which strategy do you think is the most profitable if you start today where the price is not a few Cents anymore but around 3.500$ per bitcoin?
1. Use the 100$ to buy BTC now and hold ("hodl") it until price reaches hopefully something like 100.000$ or even 500.000$ in 10 years
2. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a daily basis like a day trader
3. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a longer time frame
4. Lend your BTC you can buy for $100 on Poloniex to other traders to receive a few Satoshis every day (interests)
5. Lend your BTC somewhere else (might be risky)
6. Invest in ICO (might be even more risky)
7. Try to find a new but promising Altcoin and grab as much as you can for $100 right from the start before the price (hopefully) sky-rockets one day (also high risk I think)
Which strategy would you think will the best to make the most out of $100 you invest today?
While 100$ was more then enough in 2009/2010 to make you now financially independent, if you invested it all in Bitcoins at a price of 0.07$ or even lower at that time, which strategy do you think is the most profitable if you start today where the price is not a few Cents anymore but around 3.500$ per bitcoin?
1. Use the 100$ to buy BTC now and hold ("hodl") it until price reaches hopefully something like 100.000$ or even 500.000$ in 10 years
2. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a daily basis like a day trader
3. Trade BTC with a "buy low, sell high" strategy on a longer time frame
4. Lend your BTC you can buy for $100 on Poloniex to other traders to receive a few Satoshis every day (interests)
5. Lend your BTC somewhere else (might be risky)
6. Invest in ICO (might be even more risky)
7. Try to find a new but promising Altcoin and grab as much as you can for $100 right from the start before the price (hopefully) sky-rockets one day (also high risk I think)
Which strategy would you think will the best to make the most out of $100 you invest today?
Too many ways will make you stress, just pick one and do it. We don't know which one because I'm not you and we are different person. If we say investment ( not trading ), hold become our option ( number 1 ). But if you're trader, option number 2 and 3 is the right ways. Every strategy has risk, there's no winning strategy. First thing you do just deal the risk and then take action. Profit or loss is just result, enjoy it and keep fix your strategy. Good luck.
7. Try to find a new but promising Altcoin and grab as much as you can for $100 right from the start before the price (hopefully) sky-rockets one day (also high risk I think)
I prefer this strategy, although you think it is risky, but on the other hand it can also give us many advantages.my friend already become a millionaire.
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