It does not matter if a lot of people invested or not.
What matters is the amount of money gambled and lost. Even if you have 1 btc, you can make 1 - 2 % profit ...
Topic: Where to invest? - page 6. (Read 6052 times)
JD is getting over invested. Unless you have many 100s of BTC, you percent of the house is really tiny. Probably missed the boat here.
It is risky to invest on new currencies. I always trust on BTC and LTC.
I'll suggest you to invest on new currencies.
Buying currencies as an investment is lame. It is better to invest in a business.
I have to agree. Invest in a business you run
I've some coins stored in conlenders... low risk (imo) but low return 
I just wanted to open an account and deposit a few BTC there (just for fun, because I have a lot of them), I went through all the hassle of setting up an account and activated 2fa which took me quite some time (because initially I had a typo in my email address and could not change the address without first receiving an email to that wrong address, so I needed to make another account) with all needed password and 2FA key setup and backup only to be told that I cannot deposit bitcoins at coinlenders without first also sponsoring their friends at inputs.io who seem to have an even more ridiculous signup procedure with even more unreadable captchas and a mysterious self chosen PIN instead of a proper 2FA (which is not even checked when logging in!) and at this point (15 minutes later) I was fed up with that crap and decided to keep my bitcoins for myself.
If they want my bitcoins then they should get rid of that forced online wallet bullshit, investors with a lot of money usually don't want to be forced to sign up with some crappy web-wallet service only to transfer some of their coins from A to B, they usually want to use their own wallet.
You can always invest a few with me at 12% ROI
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Thank you birdy.
I was thinking about investing in Just-dice.com.
What do you think about them?
I was thinking about investing in Just-dice.com.
What do you think about them?
From what I've seen also quite trustworthy.
The site gives clear information and I did test it with a small amount of BTC and had no problems withdrawing.
The busniness model is likely to work, giving a very low house edge for gamblers and the owner is a quite respected member in this community.
I am a bit worried that the giant pot of BTC displayed for everyone might attract hackers, so before investing a bigger sum there I would try to find out whether or not a lot of it is stored in a safe place.
Also while chances are better to get a return on your investment, there is a chance that someone gets a lucky strike and half of the investment is gone.
Especially if some people bet a lot of money with high chances in very few bets like 500 Btc with 90% win chance (if they lose it instead, you will make a big gain though ^^).
But I guess the bank always win in the long run, so it's probably not a bad investment.
Just-Dice pot is stored in a cold-wallet, which mean it is offline 100% of the time therefore impossible for any hacker to access it.
The problem is that, even if the owner is trustful, he cannot stop bullets in case someone come at his house and put a gun on his forehead.
Pyramining
Links in my signature.
Links in my signature.
I've found some really good investments on www.litecoinglobal.com which is the litecoin side of btct.co and also run by burnside.
LTC.MINER
BUY-A-HASH
These 2 mining bonds in particular I'm invested in and so far are returning very good dividends each week
If you're adverse to converting your coins to litecoin then I would recommend ASICMINER-PT or TAT.ASICMINER shares on btct.co the added liquidity of that exchange is a really strong positive and as many have already said ASICMINER is a solidly performing stock.
LTC.MINER
BUY-A-HASH
These 2 mining bonds in particular I'm invested in and so far are returning very good dividends each week
If you're adverse to converting your coins to litecoin then I would recommend ASICMINER-PT or TAT.ASICMINER shares on btct.co the added liquidity of that exchange is a really strong positive and as many have already said ASICMINER is a solidly performing stock.
Invest on mining device.
If you have bitcoins to invest, where would you go?
Low risk, high return?
Low risk, high return?
I don't have enough money. So, I would like Low risk, high return method.
I wouldn't call coinlenders returns low by any means. Really, really high actually.
huh? 1,8% per month is not high, at least in my books.
Yes, 1.8% per month is not high.
If you have any coins I'll suggest you to invest on USD.
My suggestion is FTC or PXC. Price will be high soon.
Just hold for 5 - 10 years. 1 btc = 10.000 $/€
It is very hard to keep investment for 5 to 10 years.
It will depend on your investment volume. If you have enough money to invest you can invest on BTC or invest on new alt currencies.
You can invest on btce. They are good at exchange business.
Best place to invest on BTC. I don't trust any other Alt currency.
You don't have to. The entire point of Bitcoin is a trust-less transaction system. The smart thing to do is buy $20 or $50 worth of alts. A good steak worth of money is nothing to loose sleep about.
Many of these are silly idea. If you want to invest in cyptocurrenies, pick 5 alts that you like and invest equally in them. If I had to choose I would say Primecoin, Litecoin, Peercoin, Namecoin, and Devcoin. I can explain each of these if you would like.
Don't invest anything you don't mind losing.
Don't invest anything you don't mind losing.
Best place to invest on BTC. I don't trust any other Alt currency.
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