Buy bitcoin is safe now ?

I want to buy 1000$ bitcoin for 2/3month. Is it safe to make money? I am not an expert about bitcion. I want to just make some money. Please give me some suggestion

 

No one can predict. It may go to 100k. Or 1k. If losing 1k is not an issue for you, you should go for it because it may return you double or triple in the near future. But if I were you, I would certainly assume I am throwing the amount away when I invest in bitcoin or any crypto assets.

 

My total investment was $2200 (Apr2020 to jan-2021) and current value is $5154.

 

"Safe" implies there's almost certainty that you will not lose your money.

Investing is never "safe", whether you invest in domains, real estate, bitcoin, high yields, platinum, art, wine, education, anything.

If you have to ask the question the way you asked it, I advise you to stay away, until you at least understand more about what drives the market.

Sure, BTCUSD may rise, but it's not sure that it will do.

Happy investing.

 

My wife said NO.
If there is no electric or computer, all your money will be gone.

 

Bitcoin is going to touch 100k(predictions)

 

bitcoin invest in PayPal....is good?

 

bitcoin invest in PayPal....is good?
There are 2.3$% fee sell and buy

 

So you waited until it hit $51,000 (all-time-high)

and Paypal? Worst one to buy bitcoin LOL

 

@shojib Here's a nice challenge for you.

Who do you think will be better in predicting/determining future BTC price moves?

• Domainers - https://www.namepros.com/threads/buy-bitcoin-is-safe-now.1228933/
• Redditors - https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/
  
• Monkeys - http://wealthrisecfp.com/blog/2019/12/6/should-you-let-a-monkey-pick-your-stocks
• Twitter - https://towardsdatascience.com/stock-prediction-using-twitter-e432b35e14bd
  
• Traditional Banks, Investing Funds

 

‘They’ will want to take some profit soon.

Wrong time to get involved imo.

Wait 2 months then ask the same question. Bitcoin isn’t going anywhere.

Once regulatory clarity is in place the we could see massive adoption. Until then I predict a sharp drop is imminent.

Not financial advice.

 

one thing is clear... it's to be viewed as an asset. How much one can spend is entirely an independent question.

 

@Samer what about coinbase.com ?

 

....and with no money there is no honey

 

“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”–George Santayana

"Executive Order 6102 is an executive order signed on April 5, 1933, by US President Franklin D. Roosevelt "forbidding the hoarding of gold coin, gold bullion, and gold certificates within the continental United States." The executive order was made under the authority of the Trading with the Enemy Act of 1917, as amended by the Emergency Banking Act in March 1933.

The stated reason for the order was that hard times had caused "hoarding" of gold, stalling economic growth and worsened the depression"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_6102

It is only a matter of time before bitcoin has a major breakout of acceptance. It will come just as sudden as the price explosion. The more violently it rises the more people seek to buy it and the more merchants seek to accept it. It has already become the currency of choice for so many people.

The common belief is that because it's decentralized there is nothing a government / governments can do. If that's what you believe, you really have learned nothing about the powers of governments especially when they are faced with a threat as serious as their currency being undermined and possibly made irrelevant eventually.

The US dollar is currently the worlds reserve currency. Having that status means a lot. If the US did not have that status, it would be nothing but a laughing stock at this point given the trillions in debt. The US also wields incredible powers thanks to the control of the international banking system. It is the only country that has real financial sanction powers.

A big amount of bitcoin right now is owned by major financial institutions. I assure you that before they purchased a single coin, they setup a mechanism that allows them to unload it all in the event of an emergency.

Big institutions know you never go to war with a government, this is why they are big institutions. For those of you that invest in stocks, did you ever see what happens to a stock when the company announces they were served with a Wells Notice? Institutions don't wait, regular investors do, and before you could log in to sell your shares, the stock has already collapsed, probably way below the price you paid for it.

Governments can use many arguments why they must go after crypto. They could say it funds a lot of illegal activity that is hard to trace, they could argue that without it, the ransomware attacks and others like it would not have been that commonplace. They could create whatever they need to create to start a process that scares institutions into selling thus destroying the price and confidence on crypto. They do not have to do away with it, they just have to make people (the big holders) feel very uncomfortable.

The same rapid rise up could be a rapid decline down, it is impossible to imagine that right now.

My personal plan is that the absolute second I start seeing the government go on the defensive, I will sell every bit of crypto (not much) that I have. At that time probably ill buy gold, it will be a natural place some institutions will go as they unload their bitcoin.

The big mistake people make is thinking that governments need to eliminate bitcoin for it to drop to nothing, that is wrong (I am repeating) they just have to create enough issues whereas institutions jump ship.

The current US administration and the social media companies that control a nice chunk of human brains are on good terms. Big tech is trying to be on good terms as many legal battles against them are in motion by various government agencies. It is very likely when the government decides to start the narrative that bitcoin is dangerous, you will see all of the big tech companies and major news networks helping along and soon to say otherwise will make you a "bad terrible person".

So what should you do now? I am not giving investment advice here, just some theoretical tips. Continue to accept bitcoin or buy it with only amounts you are comfortable losing (at least a portion of it). Be ready to jump ship the minute you see regulators start discussions about cracking down or the minute you see a lot of stories everywhere about the bad things caused by bitcoin. By the time you go to sell you will probably already see a huge decline, don't wait, it will only go down more, you will be able to buy back for less when things settle a little.

Institutions will lose too, they won't be back for a while, so the climb back up will not be like it is now.

 

Coinbase is better! A lot better.

They just filed for IPO. Direct List Offering!

They’re just “Godaddy big” in buying cryptos;
but i trust them. Also consider SquareCash (Square.com

 

At this point, I think the most you would do is double your money IF it hits 100k in the future.

I bought Litecoin instead.

 

Just 2 business days after your question, BTC lost 15%.

Thanks for tweeting, Elon?

 

Sharp drop like I said. It’s just a correction. They probably just bought more.