Re: Bitcoin doesn't give you instant 100 percent profits
from my last research I didn't see where it was written bitcoin to be a Ponzi scheme or a quick get rich scheme to give you 1000x immediately you invested.
Bitcoin itself isn't a ponzi scheme, but there are certain investments that are using Bitcoin to lure those newbies. Giving huge returns on a monthly basis, earning in an easy way thru Bitcoin. These are the examples of how they are attracting people. What more is that, these scammers are using attractive, and some complex words just to look like they are intelligent, and genius, but the reality is, they are just in it to scam. Unfortunately, it seems like there is no other way to stop them anymore because there are still people out there who are falling into the traps of these stupid scammers.I just draw out this post due to some post I have been reading across here and it annoys me seeing people or newbies always asking after a platform to give them $100 daily, $50 daily and so on without them even coming to think about how it works or not.
They are newbies so... I guess it's understandable, or not. 
Anyway, newbies nowadays don't want to spend much of their time doing research. Most of the newbies out there want to experience the feeling of earning money in a quickest way possible. They are forgetting that they don't know about it, and they are just jumping to "how to earn money" or "give me money" kind of thing. It's stupid, but it's the reality.
Overall, sometimes how these influencers, and other people introduce Bitcoin to these newbies is what's wrong. They are saying that "Bitcoin can give huge profits to those who are investing into it." or "You can double or even triple your money by investing into Bitcoin." blah blah blah. TBH, it's quite sad to see that there are influencers out there who are misleading their followers with regards to Bitcoin. In cryptocurrency, there's no such thing as "guarantee", only "possibilities".