Quote from: BitcoinMalaysia on April 08, 2016, 02:15:18 AM

Save your bitcoins, grow it carefully. Nurture it. I would invest the bitcoins in real-world investment instruments like mutual funds and indexes. You might want to check out Keza. Their platform allows your bitcoin to remain denominated in bitcoin but you get to invest in global portfolios like the S&P500 index.

http://themerkle.com/bitcoin-investment-startup-keza-unveils-ios-beta-app/
https://www.producthunt.com/tech/keza
http://getkeza.com/ (It's free to apply for a Keza account)

I think getkeza is a really a cool idea however, as I understand its a relatively new service? I think spreading ones investment over a number of portals will mitigate counterparty risk. And as the First Global (trading since 2014) has no minimum investment, also has both US and UK stocks. it would be possible to take a position in gold futures, or Google, or Betfair or S&P Futures or Tesla on www.firstglobalcredit.com website. FGC also gives you the ability to move the bitcoin securing the trades in and out of fiat at the same time giving 2 bites of the 'profit apple'. That could also be a useful part of the strategy as well? As might bitbond or BTCJam, especially while the bitcoin price is trading in a range therefore limiting the problem of having repayments being greatly out of kilter with the initial debt profile. Since the poster says she will need the bitcoin for development of her wallet, liquidity is an important issue for her and having access to over 250 mainstream markets like firstglobalcredit platform provides might be helpful because all the markets are liquid.