with $2000 Which coins would you buy? - page 6.

bitcoingeo1

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Quote from: inspiredinvestor on January 15, 2014, 07:59:32 AM

90% Bitcoin
10% litecoin
Check in the alt currency section of bitcointalk every now and then for generous giveaways of other new alt coins, no need to buy them.

yeah i tried to get in on the digibyte giveaway but their macwallet didnt work for Sad

inspiredinvestor

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90% Bitcoin
10% litecoin
Check in the alt currency section of bitcointalk every now and then for generous giveaways of other new alt coins, no need to buy them.

btcforthefuture

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Well I wouldn't buy now, chances are you're going to get better prices during the approach of Jan 31st.
I would invest the majority of your funds in bitcoin and maybe invest 20% over time in altcoins you believe in for the long term.
Just look for altcoins with a promising dev team and community.

Flashman

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Hodl!

With $2000 I'd hunt down and buy one of the coins that was verifiably part of the famous pizza transaction.

dominic7il

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I'd buy litecoin and hold onto it for a year or so.

bitcoingeo1

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all good advices

thnx

DannyHamilton

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Quote from: techgeek on January 14, 2014, 08:43:38 PM

Bitcoin only.

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techgeek

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Bitcoin only.

Swagrabbit

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Litecoin or dodgecoin, my financial partner suggests

MrClown

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Try Dogecoin

WaboSS

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I would pick up Litecoins and then trade about 25% of the litcoins for other alt coins, just to have a little diversity.

bitcoingeo1

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Quote from: Sweetbee on January 14, 2014, 07:03:03 PM

Litecoin is the easiest buy. The ratio to btc lowers during a crash (like the one we already had) and blows up in a rise. (from 0.18 to .45 LTC/BTC ratio) and has a lot of payment processors coming online soon.

Emunies is going out of beta next week. It really is the (2nd Generation) of digital currency. Instant transactions, anonomous, has an identity system with reputation that will make fraud obsolete, the exchange is built into the client which also acts as a chat and email system (that is encrypted.), the system has an automatic regulation system of low inflation which assists in keeping the price stable (but all emunie accounts collect interest based on this inflation.)

Nxt is a scam. Steer clear. 90% premined.

Then there's Protoshares that has some really good ideas.

Just stay away from any of the new coins who's clearly only a carbon copy of bitcoin. I make an exception to Litecoin because it's so well entrenched as the #2 based on reputation alone.

thats very interesting i will for sure check it out..not sure about the name though. I have 1 emunie?

Sweetbee

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Litecoin is the easiest buy. The ratio to btc lowers during a crash (like the one we already had) and blows up in a rise. (from 0.18 to .45 LTC/BTC ratio) and has a lot of payment processors coming online soon.

Emunies is going out of beta next week. It really is the (2nd Generation) of digital currency. Instant transactions, anonomous, has an identity system with reputation that will make fraud obsolete, the exchange is built into the client which also acts as a chat and email system (that is encrypted.), the system has an automatic regulation system of low inflation which assists in keeping the price stable (but all emunie accounts collect interest based on this inflation.)

Nxt is a scam. Steer clear. 90% premined.

Then there's Protoshares that has some really good ideas.

Just stay away from any of the new coins who's clearly only a carbon copy of bitcoin. I make an exception to Litecoin because it's so well entrenched as the #2 based on reputation alone.

bitcoingeo1

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Hi all,

You have 2000 US dollars.

How would you partition the money between different coins?

thanks for any replies

bitcoingeo1

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