BITCOIN ARBITRAGE A decent passive income opportunity

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A decent passive income opportunity (Not Multi-level Marketing, No recruitment, No selling, No Nonsence..)

The trading fund shares cost $20 USD each and expire after 120 days. That means that there is no way for you to access your $20 until after the 120 day period when your 'share' expires, but you can withdraw the daily payments you receive from the fund's profits at any time you like.

The money invested into the fund are used to take advantage of arbitrage opportunities between different markets and exchanges for Bitcoin. In case you are not familiar with arbitrage, it is when a trader takes advantage of the price different between two or more markets in order to buy at one price, and (as instantly as possible) sell again at a higher price straight away. Although there is some risk in arbitrage because the market can move more quickly than you are able to make the second of your two matching trades, it is generally considered to be a relatively low risk trading strategy.

The fund trades during regular working hours, which means that you get daily payments from Monday to Friday, but not on the weekends or during bank holidays in the United Kingdom where the company is based.

The Bitcoin-Trader website advertises returns of 'up to 3%' per day for their trading fund. Although I have not noticed any days when the returns were as high as 3%, the return on investment which I have received has been very good. Most days the profit comes in at between 0.5% and 1%, with an average of around 0.8% per day – which is really excellent when compared to traditional investment returns.

For details visit link below: (copy URL and paste to your browser)
http://bit.ly/Y0bYwK

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Review from Cryptocoin news:
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitc...er-earn-money/

[MIXEDSTUFF@]

Bitcoin is not a company, right?
So Bitcoin trading is just like currency trading?

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Bitcoin is not a company, right?
So Bitcoin trading is just like currency trading?

Hi MIXSTUFF,
Yes you're right.

Bitcoin and Forex: A Comparison
In terms of a learning curve for Bitcoin novices, there is no real difference between Bitcoin and Forex trading.
Like Forex, The price of a Bitcoin is determined by supply and demand.
And when the demand for Forex or Bitcoin increases, the price increases, and when demand falls, the price falls.
There are only a limited number of Bitcoins in circulation, with new Bitcoins created at a predictable and decreasing rate. Although Forex has over 4 trillion dollars in Liquidity
The demand for Bitcoins must follow this level of inflation to keep the price stable.
Forex works on the fundamentals of Countries.
Because Bitcoin is still a relatively small market compared to existing models, the market price of Bitcoins may go up or down in response to relatively insignificant amounts of money. This means that, for the time being at least, the fluctuations in the price of a Bitcoin can be quite volatile, whereas FOREX is one of the largest markets in the world which you can trade 24 hours a day/5days a week.

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Review from Reddit:
Site promises 1%-3% on shares in Bitcoin trading pool every day, need reviews. What do you guys think? Link - https://bitcoin-trader.biz/ : BitcoinMarkets

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A good video about bitcoin and money in general:
Bitcoin: Distributing Power & Trust | Eric Spano | TEDxConcordia - YouTube
The Future of Money: Todd Hirsch at TEDxEdmonton - YouTube

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A good site where you can perform actual crypto currency trading of your own:
https://www.cryptsy.com/users/register?refid=279155

[krank]

khels, unsaon namo pag monitor sa earnings?

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khels, unsaon namo pag monitor sa earnings?

Hi Krank,
The website provide the tools to track all your activities, transactions and earnings.
Kindly refer to the link (http://bit.ly/Y0bYwK) and pic in my initial post for details on transaction history

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CIRCLE ALLOWS PREPAID VISA CARDS TO PURCHASE BITCOIN:

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/circ...chase-bitcoin/