Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Broken Bitcoin faucets
I replaced all of the the faucets that weren't working in my sidebar. I want to thank the person who let me know about that. I'm more clumsy than a horse in rollerskates.
Monday, March 17, 2014
Bitcoin is still going strong
Well the holiday rush is definitely over. All that is left is a new price baseline for Bitcoin.
Right now it's hovering at $630. Since bitcoin is holding steady $600+ I'm going to reinvest my current savings. Yes, EVEN after Mt Gox went down. All that's left now is to find some entertaining website's to invest in.
Yes.... I said "entertaining" sites to invest in. When I invest my money, I like to have a little fun.
I picked a handful of sites to create passive income during the summer.
1. Cryptostocks.
Cryptostocks is a website where you can trade virtual currency project shares. The site isn't that clean but it's fairly functional when it comes to browsing prospective companies on the project page. I owned a couple of shares in CCC for 5 months so no cut and runs here. The dividends made off of CCC were lovely and I would have kept them in there if I didn't find BTCJAM.com.
2.Btcjam
This site at first sketched me out instantly when my first few investments didn't pan out too great.
I even lost close to 70% of my budgeted investment that I set aside to test the site. It ended up that
MAC was the only reliable investment staple I ended up falling back on so I'd say definitely give him business, he's earned my trust so far.
3.CEX.io
One of the first sites I've ever invested in. I ranked it so low because the potential for earning isn't great enough for a beginning investor or for a entrepreneur building capital. The site itself is beautiful and has only been down for a total of 4 hours when I was accessing it. I'm quite sure they make enough money on the high fees alone @ [insert current fee rate for trading]. They make so much in fees that I'm very confident they're not a cut and run scam HYIP. like pokerbyproxy.com was.
All in all I origionally put this blog up to publicly document how bitcoin interacts with my life. I hope I can steer you clear from making a bad decision with my own actions.
Stay tuned and I'll keep telling it like it is.
Right now it's hovering at $630. Since bitcoin is holding steady $600+ I'm going to reinvest my current savings. Yes, EVEN after Mt Gox went down. All that's left now is to find some entertaining website's to invest in.
Yes.... I said "entertaining" sites to invest in. When I invest my money, I like to have a little fun.
I picked a handful of sites to create passive income during the summer.
1. Cryptostocks.
Cryptostocks is a website where you can trade virtual currency project shares. The site isn't that clean but it's fairly functional when it comes to browsing prospective companies on the project page. I owned a couple of shares in CCC for 5 months so no cut and runs here. The dividends made off of CCC were lovely and I would have kept them in there if I didn't find BTCJAM.com.
2.Btcjam
This site at first sketched me out instantly when my first few investments didn't pan out too great.
I even lost close to 70% of my budgeted investment that I set aside to test the site. It ended up that
MAC was the only reliable investment staple I ended up falling back on so I'd say definitely give him business, he's earned my trust so far.
3.CEX.io
One of the first sites I've ever invested in. I ranked it so low because the potential for earning isn't great enough for a beginning investor or for a entrepreneur building capital. The site itself is beautiful and has only been down for a total of 4 hours when I was accessing it. I'm quite sure they make enough money on the high fees alone @ [insert current fee rate for trading]. They make so much in fees that I'm very confident they're not a cut and run scam HYIP. like pokerbyproxy.com was.
All in all I origionally put this blog up to publicly document how bitcoin interacts with my life. I hope I can steer you clear from making a bad decision with my own actions.
Stay tuned and I'll keep telling it like it is.
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