Putting all your liquid funds into BTC is a surefire way to totally screw yourself over, and would put you in the bracket of "high risk" investors. I suggest you diversify instead of doing this...

I would put around 20%-40% in bitcoin. I personally have 20% of my money invested in bitcoin

i will keep hodling untill Aug 1, when everything stabilized after the split I will be buying more bitcoin .

Enjoying holiday, keep HODLing and praying that I dont lose my coins. Also will be buying bitcoin the day after Aug 1

Im a bit afraid since 1 augustus is coming quick right now.

I have my coins in my blockchain.info web wallet for over 2 years now, I have my private keys and my account is 100% secured & verified.
All my coins aren't in a imported wallet adress.

Also, will blockchain.info choose for me on what side I'm coming when the split happens? (>Could this be bad?)

I'm new to this whole thing thats going to happen on August 1.

Let me know!

Shawn

Are my bitcoins safe in online wallet www.blockchain.info for what happens on August 1?

I have my private keys & my account is fully secured.

I really need to know this

I'd probably use 500.000$ in the first 6 months to buy a house, a car & nice clothing. The other 1.5M investing in an awesome business or invest in stockmarket.

the best time to invest in right now. the price is $2300 at the moment. Get on the train before its too late

What do you think how much bitcoin will be worth in 5 years?
Lets say SegWit has been activated by then

I personally $10k is possible!

I wouldn't place all your funds into bitcoin. I have invested 30% of my money into bitcoin and Im still buying more. I'll always stay with $5k in my bank account for emergency purposes.

I personally think $10K is not possible for the end of 2017. However, I think $4k is possible.
We just have to wait for 1 August & Segwit2x

I first heard about bitcoin back in 2014 on the deepweb haha, I heard that the only payment method was bitcoin and didn't know what it was.

Have been buying bitcoins since 2015

Hello everyone,

I have heard from some people that the first of August "Judgementday" is for bitcoin. What happens on that day?

I googled around and found that it is possible that I lose all my coins if I dont control my private keys?

Please tell me more!

I deciced to buy them and received them after 36 hours.

Still need some advice

Hello everyone,


Do you have experience using coinify to buy btc?
Coinify is attached to Blockchain.info to buy bitcoins.

I bought 10$ worth of btc before with them and I received them.

Now i want to buy around 0.2BTC from them. Shall I just do it?

Thank you

We're experiencing an amazing growth to almost $3000,- today, but we all know that it will have some corrections here and there.

How much do you think it will drop? <$2000,-? $2000-$2500?
or maybe $2500-$3000,-

1. I think this is a normal growth of bitcoin, so no bubble
2. if you want to invest for long-term, yes buy bitcoins now. If for short time, try to wait for a correction.

this is just my opinion based on nothing

Yes! I bought bitcoins at the price of $1980,- a week ago. Im glad I made that decision because I have made profit .

I've noticed that I can buy bitcoins at market rate on coinbase.com and then resell them on localbitcoins.com for plus 12% of market value. Obviously, there is a little work involved. Dealing with numerous emails, small transactions, etc, and the potential for fraud.

However, it's not a lot of work, mainly just pushing the escrow release button 4-5 times a day after verifying deposits into my bank account.

Since I can sell around $1200 in coin per day, minus 1 percent for localbitcoins and 1 percent for coinbase, I can net about $120 per day, which is currently more than my day job.

Now, if something seems too good to be true, it generally is. In other words, the profits seem too easy for the work involved, that I worry that I'm missing something? I would think that the ease of profit would encourage more people do to it, thus making more competitive prices on localbitcoins and driving the price down.

What am I missing?

EDIT: I live in Europe, the laws are different here than in USA for banks.

This might be a very easy thing but still
For example:

The price rises from $2500 to $3000, this in an increase of 1.15%.

So should I do 1.15*(the bitcoin amount I have now at the price of 2500) ?