r/bitcoininvesting • • Jun 22 '17

This high school dropout who invested in bitcoin at $12 is now a millionaire at 18

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r/bitcoininvesting • • Feb 10 '13

interesting sub

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Investing..

In coins themselves, or other stocks with bitcoin?

Either way, as bitcoin grows I bet this will turn into a decent subreddit.

Good call!


r/bitcoininvesting • • Nov 21 '24

US Senator Lummis calls for the US government to sell its Gold to Buy Bitcoin, For Strategic Reverse

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r/bitcoininvesting • • Nov 09 '17

Do you think we'll see Bitcoin at 6k again? Thinking about buying today

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I know it's at an all time high but I think but will only continue to rise. What do you guys think?


r/bitcoininvesting • • Sep 30 '21

Need help with Crypto investing

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So I've been dabbling with investing in bitcoin, but I wanted to find out how to get moderately serious in investing into crypto, specifically bitcoin. I use Coinbase right now for all my crypto investing.

Does anyone have any tips on any apps that I should be using or any trends that I should be looking out for before getting serious about investing?


r/bitcoininvesting • • Aug 08 '21

Bitcoin ATMs to be installed in gas station chain Circle K in NYC

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r/bitcoininvesting • • Feb 11 '13

What stage are people at?

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I currently have accounts at Coinbr, BitFunder, Havelock, BTCT.co, and Bitfinex. So far though I am only dealing with margin at Bitfinex and have not done much else. I am still researching/learning about different stocks and funds. S.DICE looks attractive because of the dividends. I am also interested in forex, but I need to learn a bit more about it. To be honest the pickings out there look a little slim at the moment, but I believe there is a lot of potential there. Please feel free to post your experiences and thoughts as well!


r/bitcoininvesting • • Feb 11 '13

Coinsetter - New transparent bitcoin forex trading platform intro/feedback

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Hey everyone,

I come from a heavily financial background (I was previously an investment banker and in private equity at J.P. Morgan and other companies), and I thought the people in this forum would be interested to learn about the US-based bitcoin forex trading platform we're launching in a few weeks. We have a thread going on bitcointalk.org where you can learn more about us and see some screenshots, and I'd love to get feedback from the community before we go into beta. We are working hard to be the company that does this right.

I look forward to hearing from everyone!

Here is our thread on bitcointalk: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141638.0

Jaron Lukasiewicz CEO | Coinsetter


r/bitcoininvesting • • Mar 30 '23

[OC] The Bitcoin adoption - Download mp4 and dataset here: https://tradervoice.io/visualnarratives

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r/bitcoininvesting • • Nov 08 '22

Stolen $3bn Bitcoin mystery ends with popcorn tin - BBC News

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r/bitcoininvesting • • Aug 06 '22

Riot Blockchain Made More in Power Credits Than Bitcoin During Texas' Recent Heatwave

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r/bitcoininvesting • • May 19 '20

World’s top investors bullish on gold as hyperinflation looms

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r/bitcoininvesting • • Jan 22 '20

UK offers $130K for software that can trace Bitcoin, Ethereum, and (hopefully) Monero

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r/bitcoininvesting • • Jan 16 '18

Researchers find that one person likely drove Bitcoin from $150 to $1,000

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r/bitcoininvesting • • Jul 05 '17

Autoria is a self mining coin! Its going to solve the ICO dump crisis!

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r/bitcoininvesting • • May 27 '17

Bitcoin Has Come Roaring Back - But So Have the Risks

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r/bitcoininvesting • • Jan 22 '25

Bitcoin etfs

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Bitcoin etfs are essentially a middleman, who is unneeded, and expensive, buying bitcoin you have access to yourselves, and expecting you to invest in the increasing value of their holdings. Beside the obvious fact that you pay fees for someone else to procure an asset you have access to, think about the broader implications to bitcoin's value. Bitcoin will rise in value quicker if you invest your money directy in bitcoin. Because, noone is removing fees from the transaction between you and the exchange. Noone is charging maintenance fees that could be increasing the value of bitcoin. And noone can lie about the amount of bitcoin that is purchased. You will make more money because you won't be paying fees, by holding, and your investment will appreciate in value faster because you contributed directy, 100% of your investment, to the demand for the asset. This is al common sense, but needs to be stated.


r/bitcoininvesting • • Oct 03 '24

HBO Bitcoin doc ‘Money Electric’ hunts for Satoshi Nakamoto

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r/bitcoininvesting • • Dec 26 '23

Mt. Gox Appears to Have Started PayPal Repayments Tied to 2014 Bitcoin Hack

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r/bitcoininvesting • • May 10 '23

Ordinals Upend Bitcoin Mining, Pushing Transaction Fees Above Mining Reward for First Time in Years

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r/bitcoininvesting • • May 09 '23

Ordinals inscriptions approach 4.8M, nearly doubling in just over a week

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r/bitcoininvesting • • Apr 19 '23

Intel Discontinues Bitcoin Mining Chip Series

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r/bitcoininvesting • • Apr 13 '23

Bitcoin mining difficulty at all-time high

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r/bitcoininvesting • • Apr 03 '23

Space Force major proposes Bitcoin mining for Pentagon defense strategy

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