Topic: What's The Best Currency To Invest In? - page 2. (Read 2696 times)
I think it's gold!
Buy any good altcoin in the deep, because people will dump their coin just to convert to BTC
That could be the case for the time being. The bitcoin price is rising, the price of other coins is stable or drop slightly in fiat terms.
When bitcoin price is very high, people will find the cheap altcoins, they will buy the altcoin. During the last bubble, the litecoin price rose for $1 to $48.
Buy any good altcoin in the deep, because people will dump their coin just to convert to BTC
Hey guys, I've been watching bitcoin, along with other currencies rise and fall. This has gotten me thinking. What non-bitcoin currency would you prefer to invest in, profitwise?
I think profitwise can be only altcoins now. When bitcoin price will fall again, they will start rising... I commenced to buy some from main ones.
Honestly there isn't anything worth investing at. Of course you can always gamble and think, let's put some money on RUB (Russian Rubble) and hope that it goes up.. but that's about it. It's way more exciting to be part of the Bitcoin revolution by owning Bitcoin, than owning some deprecating fiat currency in hopes it goes up by a small %.
I honestly think Russian Rubble would be one of the worst investments atm, their economy isn't doing too great either.
Honestly there isn't anything worth investing at. Of course you can always gamble and think, let's put some money on RUB (Russian Rubble) and hope that it goes up.. but that's about it. It's way more exciting to be part of the Bitcoin revolution by owning Bitcoin, than owning some deprecating fiat currency in hopes it goes up by a small %.
Gold is always reliable 
this, i would choose gold, if i cannot choose cryptocoin, everything else is just me, especially fiat, i'm here because i hate fiat and you want me to choose which one i should invest in, no way....
we are currently part of a currency war / competitive devaluation. major currencies go down, cny, eur, yen, usd... interest rates converge to 0. when usd goes up against eur it looks like usd goes up but its just usd going down slower than eur goes down.
usually gold should go up. money is printed heavily but it mainly ends up in the stock market because stocks give dividends and are rising. once stocks crash people will run into gold.
once people realize that less gold exists as supposed on papers and that they cant transfer gold in an digital way, they will finally realize that bitcoin is the new digital gold/store of value.
thats my theory ^_^
usually gold should go up. money is printed heavily but it mainly ends up in the stock market because stocks give dividends and are rising. once stocks crash people will run into gold.
once people realize that less gold exists as supposed on papers and that they cant transfer gold in an digital way, they will finally realize that bitcoin is the new digital gold/store of value.
thats my theory ^_^
If you think other crypto currencies are also currency, then I think there are two of them. That is still risky though.
The first is Ethereum, it is a currency like bitcoin, but it is also a platform. You can create smart contract on Ethereum.
The second is Monero, a cryptonote based currency. It is anonymous and untraceable.
The first is Ethereum, it is a currency like bitcoin, but it is also a platform. You can create smart contract on Ethereum.
The second is Monero, a cryptonote based currency. It is anonymous and untraceable.
Hey guys, I've been watching bitcoin, along with other currencies rise and fall. This has gotten me thinking. What non-bitcoin currency would you prefer to invest in, profitwise?
USD is already quite strong, and people claim that USD is going to bust. Isn't it like investing in a bank? USD just stays the same.
With the recent drop in China's economy, would it be safe to invest in Chinese Yuan? Do you guys think it'll go up?
What about Australian Dollars? It's pretty cheap now, because China's economy dropped. Australia's mining sector is pretty big.
What are your thoughts?
USD is already quite strong, and people claim that USD is going to bust. Isn't it like investing in a bank? USD just stays the same.
With the recent drop in China's economy, would it be safe to invest in Chinese Yuan? Do you guys think it'll go up?
What about Australian Dollars? It's pretty cheap now, because China's economy dropped. Australia's mining sector is pretty big.
What are your thoughts?
I have the same amount in us dollar and bitcoin (approx). Yuan is very immature for me to have reserve on it. I think that us dollar will remain an important currency in the world monetary scene even for to many years to come. My savings in us dollar rewarded me this year giving about 25% more money in my local currency so I have no reason to change or to not believe again on it. As for bitcoin it is another thing. Bitcoin is my love and I want to have as more as can. I cannot buy it because the fee are to high and have no free money for the moment but I will try any kind of way I will find to increase the number of those.
Gold is always reliable
If you want to buy at cheap and sale at high, yes there is such a currencies. In let say - 6 months you can expect profit. From another point of view - this is also risky - currencies go up and down, sometimes you do not even know
I would say that the best currencies to invest in the long run are:
1. New Zeland dollar (very stable, and they reformed its tax code to lower rates and increased transparency)
2. Singapore dollar (Sinagpore is becoming new Switzerland, has been the greatest beneficiary of the growth of Asian economies)
3. Norwegian Krone (Norway has the most stable currency in Europe)
4. Korean Won (South Korea has become a manufacturing giant. Their economy is blooming)
1. New Zeland dollar (very stable, and they reformed its tax code to lower rates and increased transparency)
2. Singapore dollar (Sinagpore is becoming new Switzerland, has been the greatest beneficiary of the growth of Asian economies)
3. Norwegian Krone (Norway has the most stable currency in Europe)
4. Korean Won (South Korea has become a manufacturing giant. Their economy is blooming)
Hey guys, I've been watching bitcoin, along with other currencies rise and fall. This has gotten me thinking. What non-bitcoin currency would you prefer to invest in, profitwise?
USD is already quite strong, and people claim that USD is going to bust. Isn't it like investing in a bank? USD just stays the same.
With the recent drop in China's economy, would it be safe to invest in Chinese Yuan? Do you guys think it'll go up?
What about Australian Dollars? It's pretty cheap now, because China's economy dropped. Australia's mining sector is pretty big.
What are your thoughts?
USD is already quite strong, and people claim that USD is going to bust. Isn't it like investing in a bank? USD just stays the same.
With the recent drop in China's economy, would it be safe to invest in Chinese Yuan? Do you guys think it'll go up?
What about Australian Dollars? It's pretty cheap now, because China's economy dropped. Australia's mining sector is pretty big.
What are your thoughts?
In my opinion there are no currencies worth investing, since stronger currencies will in general trend at most 30% upwards compared to the main currencies like euro/usd. However currency trading is high risk with a comparable very low return when compared to bitcoin.
If you want to have a safe 'normal' kind of investment then its better to create your own stock portfolio or if you do not have enough money to invest, select an ETF.
Hey guys, I've been watching bitcoin, along with other currencies rise and fall. This has gotten me thinking. What non-bitcoin currency would you prefer to invest in, profitwise?
USD is already quite strong, and people claim that USD is going to bust. Isn't it like investing in a bank? USD just stays the same.
With the recent drop in China's economy, would it be safe to invest in Chinese Yuan? Do you guys think it'll go up?
What about Australian Dollars? It's pretty cheap now, because China's economy dropped. Australia's mining sector is pretty big.
What are your thoughts?
USD is already quite strong, and people claim that USD is going to bust. Isn't it like investing in a bank? USD just stays the same.
With the recent drop in China's economy, would it be safe to invest in Chinese Yuan? Do you guys think it'll go up?
What about Australian Dollars? It's pretty cheap now, because China's economy dropped. Australia's mining sector is pretty big.
What are your thoughts?
I think chinese Yuan not done yet still they have lot of internal economy issues to solve so it is quite risky to invest in Yuan. Chinese will take any kind of fast decision to make their economy growing so I think still we need to wait and watch on chinese economy. If US fed increase interest rate then USD price will surely fall from current level.
Australian Dollars has came down lot so may be we can bet on it. Yes it depends mostly on exports but still it is better choice than Yuan.
Hey guys, I've been watching bitcoin, along with other currencies rise and fall. This has gotten me thinking. What non-bitcoin currency would you prefer to invest in, profitwise?
USD is already quite strong, and people claim that USD is going to bust. Isn't it like investing in a bank? USD just stays the same.
With the recent drop in China's economy, would it be safe to invest in Chinese Yuan? Do you guys think it'll go up?
What about Australian Dollars? It's pretty cheap now, because China's economy dropped. Australia's mining sector is pretty big.
What are your thoughts?
USD is already quite strong, and people claim that USD is going to bust. Isn't it like investing in a bank? USD just stays the same.
With the recent drop in China's economy, would it be safe to invest in Chinese Yuan? Do you guys think it'll go up?
What about Australian Dollars? It's pretty cheap now, because China's economy dropped. Australia's mining sector is pretty big.
What are your thoughts?
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