Which sites allows me to trade and receive dividends in Bitcoin ?

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Quote from: Jiuks on September 15, 2016, 08:58:05 PM

I used to use Havelock Investments in the past. It seems it is not updated anymore...
Cryptostocks allowed users to receive dividends from websites like Multipool for example. Cryptostocks is down.

What are the alternatives to these websites ? How can I invest and then hold shares, not coins and receive dividends from companies ?

i think Alcurex sells shares that you can trade or received dividends weekly. i havent bought a share but it seems https://alcurex.com users and investors are happy. If you want to inquire about it you can visit the link i paste or pm Halibit. Am sure he will accomodate you. Though the exchange BTC withdrawal fee is a bit high at 0.001.

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Quote from: Cast12 on September 16, 2016, 11:56:29 AM

Haobtc is an "investment' site that acts like a bank in which you receive interests. Their finance section pays more than if you'd just put the bitcoins into a regular account but you need to put in 10+ BTC in order to receive bitcoins from their finance section. Here's the ANN thread if you are interested: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1023187.60

He is not looking for a investment site where interest are paid. He is looking for a site, where you buy shares of a bunch of Bitcoins owned

by some company. They create these shares out of nothing, and when you withdraw, you do not withdraw Bitcoin, but fiat currency. I

personally will not invest in something like this, but some people think it is worth the effort. It's something similar to CFD's like what they

doing over at 1Broker. { I think, but you not buying shares in commodities } Roll Eyes

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I wouldn't trust any of this crap. OP, listen to what people are saying here. Those sites are totally scammy and if you want dividends, invrst fiat in your local utility or bank stocks. Bitcoin isn't for that.

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What you are expecting that sites are not working and all of them are closed down, if you want to earn dividends type of income through investing bitcoins, then you can do one thing that is invest bitcoin in gambling sites which pay some percentage of their income by profit sharing bases. Other then that other schemes which you are wanting are all scam sites which will give you loss only in the end.

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Haobtc is an "investment' site that acts like a bank in which you receive interests. Their finance section pays more than if you'd just put the bitcoins into a regular account but you need to put in 10+ BTC in order to receive bitcoins from their finance section. Here's the ANN thread if you are interested: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1023187.60

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Quote from: botany on September 16, 2016, 11:25:06 AM

Exchanges which give you the option to lend your coins to margin traders, offer a relatively safe form of interest/dividends.
If that risk is too much, just put your coins in cold storage and watch them appreciate in value.

In my opinion almost all investment opportunities in the Bitcoin scene come with extremely high risks attached. Scamming, business and security incompetence are widespread, because there are still so many inexperienced people that throw money at every half-baked idea out of blind greed if promised big returns.

If you want to own more Bitcoin, it's much easier and safer to work for it. Alternatively sell some stuff you don't need. Keep the coins you have in your own hands and in cold storage (for example use paper wallets). This way you will be able to sleep peacefully and still reap the rewards of being a Bitcoin early adopter.

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Quote from: Jiuks on September 16, 2016, 04:21:09 AM

I understand it but please give me new alternatives of these websites...

there aren't any. wise up.

like others have said the only legit equivalent is an alt that allows you to stake. but any profit could easily go up in smoke if the price collapses.

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You must have to try PoS wallet services. As PoS (Proof of Stake) wallet service give certain amount of percentage for staking coins in wallet at desktop. And gives interest per day. Received interest can be exchanged with exchanger and receive bitcoins instantly.

But for such staking it needs good capital for investment.

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Exchanges which give you the option to lend your coins to margin traders, offer a relatively safe form of interest/dividends.
If that risk is too much, just put your coins in cold storage and watch them appreciate in value.

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Quote from: Andykof1 on September 16, 2016, 08:20:51 AM

we are in 2016, you are wasting your time ... I think the best way to easily generate bitcoin: www.duckbit.com I think everyone agrees, and you have nothing to lose.

That's just a cloudmining site, likely to turn scam. I wouldn't trust most cloudmining sites and the ones that are trustable (genesis-mining for example), will not give you any ROI unless you're lucky and prices rise significantly.

To OP: have a look at the securities section of the forum, but do note that it's generally pretty risky

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=78.0

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Quote from: Snorek on September 16, 2016, 08:12:48 AM

I heard that some online bitcoin wallets can give you free btc if you keep ussing their services. But from that I learned it is more like a faucet level of income, not really worth it.
If you want to receive 'dividends' then the only way is to invest your coins, there is no way that bitcoin could work as bank deposit and generate passive interest rate for you.

Thats true as I dont know any bitcoin wallet that gives you interest. yes , there other cryptocurrency wallet that generate coins just like the POS coins. or having the Proof Of Stake? As when you let your coins sit in your wallet , it is staking as long as your wallet is open 24/7 Wink

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we are in 2016, you are wasting your time ... I think the best way to easily generate bitcoin: www.duckbit.com I think everyone agrees, and you have nothing to lose.

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I heard that some online bitcoin wallets can give you free btc if you keep ussing their services. But from that I learned it is more like a faucet level of income, not really worth it.
If you want to receive 'dividends' then the only way is to invest your coins, there is no way that bitcoin could work as bank deposit and generate passive interest rate for you.

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Quote from: marleybobthedog on September 16, 2016, 07:48:52 AM

Forget about making money with bitcoin though sites like mining. Beefcake all sites are scam but to make you confuse they might pay initially but later on they will stop paying you. They will keep pending status for your withdrawal. So better live with real world money or use bitcointalk to make some money.

you did have a bad enough experience, so you say and provide confidence bad for all sites. As I know that there are some sites that do have the purpose to deceive members and some are indeed want to provide convenience to the users of the bitcoin can trade for. So, don't ever assume all related about the bad you were wrong.

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Quote from: Jiuks on September 15, 2016, 08:58:05 PM

I used to use Havelock Investments in the past. It seems it is not updated anymore...
Cryptostocks allowed users to receive dividends from websites like Multipool for example. Cryptostocks is down.

What are the alternatives to these websites ? How can I invest and then hold shares, not coins and receive dividends from companies ?

You can use Liqui exchange , it is new altcoin exchange gives 24% interest per year , you can put Bitcoin , Litecoin , or Ethereum on interest and make daily profit from this exchange , they have a signature campaign in this forum , you can find the announcement in service announcements board , please use it at your own risk .

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Forget about making money with bitcoin though sites like mining. Beefcake all sites are scam but to make you confuse they might pay initially but later on they will stop paying you. They will keep pending status for your withdrawal. So better live with real world money or use bitcointalk to make some money.

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Quote from: Jiuks on September 15, 2016, 08:58:05 PM

I used to use Havelock Investments in the past. It seems it is not updated anymore...
Cryptostocks allowed users to receive dividends from websites like Multipool for example. Cryptostocks is down.

What are the alternatives to these websites ? How can I invest and then hold shares, not coins and receive dividends from companies ?

Forget about all bitcoin related websites or companies that promise you profit,dividents or interest if you

"invest" your bitcoins in them.They are ponzi scams.Some might pay you a small divident just to look legit,

but later they run away with all your bitcoins.

bryant.coleman

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It will be better to avoid such sites. Some of these sites are scams, while others close down from time to time, due to legal issues. I am telling this out of my own experience. In 2013, I had invested close to BTC30 in the Litecoinglobal trading site. The site closed down (the owner claims that he was getting harassed by the American authorities), and I lost almost all of my investment.

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Quote from: Velkro on September 15, 2016, 09:50:55 PM

There is a reason this sites went down... bitcoin is not shares, bitcoin is completly diffirent stuff. U receive "dividends" by just keeping them... they are worth more and more. Thats how it works, if you want some "dividends" u are most likely to hit a scam :/

Dividends? Im afraid but it may sounds scams as I am a victim also of those investment sites before. Those HYIP program that gives you hourly, daily dividends are not for long term. As long as they get profit, they may go offline and create another site,same tactics.

better to invest in learning,study cryptocurrency trading on famous exchanges like c-cex ant others. You can profit in trading if you know the flow beacuse,if not..you may lose also.

Jiuks

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I understand it but please give me new alternatives of these websites...

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