Quote from: Jhyrachy on August 10, 2014, 10:18:20 AM

i'm a student, so i have not so much money to invest in crypto, so, even in the best case, i will have gained in the best case not more then 100 XD

TBH i was looking for a "long term" money to invest in.
Something where i can put 5/week and, at the end of my study, had a bit more of what i put in FIAT XD

All the coin you pointed out just "faded" away with huge price drop.
~~Also other coins like reddcoin never had a "spike" (at least checking coinmarketcap), so i'm not so confident to put money in this type of coin.~~ nevermind, wrong period graph

I did mention that Reddcoin hasn't performed that well market-wise. Don't be disheartened by the fact that you have less cash to invest compared to others, it's all about investing in the right coins at the right times.

Some examples :

If you invested $100 into Bitcoin when it first hit exchanges, you'd now be a multi-millionaire.
If you invested 1 Bitcoin into Blackcoin when it first hit exchanges and sold at its peak you'd have 475 Bitcoins.
If you invested 5 Bitcoins into Darkcoin around 4 months ago and sold at its peak 2 months ago you'd have 120 Bitcoins.
If you invested 1 Bitcoin into Auroracoin when it was at $0.01 and sold at its peak of $90, you'd now be a millionare.
If you invested 1 Bitcoin into NXT at its IPO, and sold at its peak market cap, you'd now have $2 Million.

It just goes to show that in crypto-currencies there's opportunities around every corner. There is no other place on earth where you can make returns as big and as fast as in crypto-currencies. You just have to pick the right coins and invest early. If you'd like some advice on investing in coins, invest in coins that are : professional, well designed graphically, innovative and well established.

The coins to look out for currently in my opinion are :

Monero
Crypti
MaidSafe
BitSharesX

One last piece of advice that I will give you is try not to take advice from people on this forum regarding which coins to invest in (despite what I just said about the above currencies, those are well established). The reason being that there are a lot of "bagholders" out there who will try and get you to buy into their dead coins like the person above with SaveCoin (a dead shitcoin), stay far away from that. Ultimately only you can make the decision which coins to invest in, but you will see a lot of users trying to spam your topic trying to get you to invest into the dead coins which they are "bagholding", if you see their post history you'll notice this.