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hey guys as you all know bit coins are increasing in value so my question is do you think it is worth investing in bit coins and now and how much value do you think they will increase in by?

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hey guys as you all know bit coins are increasing in value so my question is do you think it is worth investing in bit coins and now and how much value do you think they will increase in by?

 

 

 

I'd suggest a lot of research and reading before you attempt anything. Bitcoin is not something you just jump in blindly.

You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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With the value of bit coins right now, i wouldn't buy em.

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Cant even afford a fraction of a bitcoin currently.....

I think it was viable investment maybe a year or two ago !!

If you are going to buy it then probably quit the idea but if are investing in a mining rig it might be viable ..

But its just my opinion

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mining rig?

 

can someone explain to me this whole bitcoin shit?

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mining rig?

 

can someone explain to me this whole bitcoin shit?

 

You should start by looking at the stickies in the dedicated forum section for this...

 

As for the OPs question: definitely not now. Maybe "soon". That's all I can add.

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hey guys as you all know bit coins are increasing in value so my question is do you think it is worth investing in bit coins and now and how much value do you think they will increase in by?

Even if you had free electricity, I don't think it's worth the processing power required.  You can use your computer to make money in ways that will take a bit more effort, but you would probably earn more in a given time period.

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How beast of a computer do u need to mine bitcions

you should try posting that question in the bitcoin mining section of the forrum you will probably get the most help form there :)

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I would say that people have better luck with trading traditional stocks rather than bitcoins. At least if you're good at it, you can earn some money. Bitcoin is currently very volatile currency and many things can go wrong.

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I would say that people have better luck with trading traditional stocks rather than bitcoins. At least if you're good at it, you can earn some money. Bitcoin is currently very volatile currency and many things can go wrong.

agreed :)

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What do people even put in these things?

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