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💡5 Tips For HYIP Investment
- Through my years of experience investing in HYIPs myself, I bring to you the following 5 tips that I ALWAYS look for before investing
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1. Advertising - This is one of the most important factors. Any HYIP that advertises will get a lot more members and more money flowing in than a HYIP who just has a thread on a couple forums.
Because of this there are also a wider range of people promoting it and telling others bringing in even more people and investments. And as you should know new members and new investments are the cornerstone to a longer lasting HYIP.
Advertising is probably the one factor that can make the biggest difference in the success of a HYIP.
2. Reputation - Before investing in any HYIP it is vitally important to check out the reputation of it and read what other people are saying. By checking the reputation you can protect yourself from joining a HYIP that's not paying or that has poor customer support or that is inevitably going to fail very fast due to people posting bad experiences.
It's also possible that someone has a good idea who the HYIP admin is and depending on what they have to say about this admin they can increase the number of people who join or completely halt the increase of new members.
3. Earnings Gap Between Plans - I've seen plenty of HYIPs that look great right from the start but after more closely reviewing their plans I see that it can really make them far too risky.
Multiple plans are common among HYIPs and they typically involve giving higher earning percentages to the larger investors. This is very common and in fact can be helpful for a HYIP, but watch out to make sure the higher plans don't pay out too much more than the lowest plan.
This will keep you from getting into a HYIP that gets totally decimated when the couple largest investors decide to take out all their money.
4. Age of the HYIP - You must look at the age of a HYIP before investing. So many people out there will look to see what program is having the most success and then invest in it only to have it close down within the next couple days.
If the HYIP is too many days old your risk can greatly increase. It is best to try to enter very high paying HYIPs within the first couple days and for the lower paying HYIPs within the first handful of days. I'm avoiding specificity due to the fact that this completely depends on the type of HYIP.
The point is that it is a good idea to get into a HYIP as early as you feel comfortable getting in at. If you're happy with all the other factors and it looks promising get in then or don't get in at all.
5. HYIP Monitors - Basing your judgement off of HYIP monitors alone is a very bad idea but if you combine it with the other factors mentioned here it can help increase your odds of success.
If a HYIP is subscribed to at least a few Monitors then it is a good sign, if it is subscribed to a lot of Monitors or has paid for premium listings on a Monitor then it is a better sign. Conversely, if it is not subscribed to any monitors then you should be a little more wary. But there is what we call a "Sleeper" I will discuss about it in the future.
Truthfully this factor doesn't weigh too heavily on my investment decisions but it can help push me one way or the other when I'm on the fence.
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📄Summary
Using these five tips you will be able to choose HYIPs that are more likely to succeed and hopefully will become a more successful HYIP investor.
Remember that these 5 tips don't specifically apply to every type of HYIP but should still give you a good idea of what you may want to look into for any program that you join.
- Through my years of experience investing in HYIPs myself, I bring to you the following 5 tips that I ALWAYS look for before investing
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1. Advertising - This is one of the most important factors. Any HYIP that advertises will get a lot more members and more money flowing in than a HYIP who just has a thread on a couple forums.
Because of this there are also a wider range of people promoting it and telling others bringing in even more people and investments. And as you should know new members and new investments are the cornerstone to a longer lasting HYIP.
Advertising is probably the one factor that can make the biggest difference in the success of a HYIP.
2. Reputation - Before investing in any HYIP it is vitally important to check out the reputation of it and read what other people are saying. By checking the reputation you can protect yourself from joining a HYIP that's not paying or that has poor customer support or that is inevitably going to fail very fast due to people posting bad experiences.
It's also possible that someone has a good idea who the HYIP admin is and depending on what they have to say about this admin they can increase the number of people who join or completely halt the increase of new members.
3. Earnings Gap Between Plans - I've seen plenty of HYIPs that look great right from the start but after more closely reviewing their plans I see that it can really make them far too risky.
Multiple plans are common among HYIPs and they typically involve giving higher earning percentages to the larger investors. This is very common and in fact can be helpful for a HYIP, but watch out to make sure the higher plans don't pay out too much more than the lowest plan.
This will keep you from getting into a HYIP that gets totally decimated when the couple largest investors decide to take out all their money.
4. Age of the HYIP - You must look at the age of a HYIP before investing. So many people out there will look to see what program is having the most success and then invest in it only to have it close down within the next couple days.
If the HYIP is too many days old your risk can greatly increase. It is best to try to enter very high paying HYIPs within the first couple days and for the lower paying HYIPs within the first handful of days. I'm avoiding specificity due to the fact that this completely depends on the type of HYIP.
The point is that it is a good idea to get into a HYIP as early as you feel comfortable getting in at. If you're happy with all the other factors and it looks promising get in then or don't get in at all.
5. HYIP Monitors - Basing your judgement off of HYIP monitors alone is a very bad idea but if you combine it with the other factors mentioned here it can help increase your odds of success.
If a HYIP is subscribed to at least a few Monitors then it is a good sign, if it is subscribed to a lot of Monitors or has paid for premium listings on a Monitor then it is a better sign. Conversely, if it is not subscribed to any monitors then you should be a little more wary. But there is what we call a "Sleeper" I will discuss about it in the future.
Truthfully this factor doesn't weigh too heavily on my investment decisions but it can help push me one way or the other when I'm on the fence.
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📄Summary
Using these five tips you will be able to choose HYIPs that are more likely to succeed and hopefully will become a more successful HYIP investor.
Remember that these 5 tips don't specifically apply to every type of HYIP but should still give you a good idea of what you may want to look into for any program that you join.
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🌩️ THE CALM AFTER THE STORM.
No matter how bad the situation is in life. There is always sunshine after the storm. ALWAYS. It’s important to know that.
Life circumstances can have a way to get us to re-evaluate where we are and where we are going. Believe that you have way more power and way more to contribute to the world than you could ever imagine.
Most people don’t give themselves enough credit for their God given talents and skills. You were put on this planet for a reason. You were put on this planet to make a difference.
Stay focused on personal development daily. Surround yourself with people that cause you to level up your game. Cheer people on and celebrate their successes. I want everyone to win. It’s an abundant universe. There is plenty to go around for everyone. Always remember this.
If you are having a bad day. Simply take the focus off of you and make it a goal to make someone else smile. Whether it’s a compliment or making them laugh or providing value in some way.
You are in control of your thoughts, words and emotions every single day. Stay hungry. Stay humble. Live with PASSION!
Together everyone accomplishes more.
YOU GOT THIS!
No matter how bad the situation is in life. There is always sunshine after the storm. ALWAYS. It’s important to know that.
Life circumstances can have a way to get us to re-evaluate where we are and where we are going. Believe that you have way more power and way more to contribute to the world than you could ever imagine.
Most people don’t give themselves enough credit for their God given talents and skills. You were put on this planet for a reason. You were put on this planet to make a difference.
Stay focused on personal development daily. Surround yourself with people that cause you to level up your game. Cheer people on and celebrate their successes. I want everyone to win. It’s an abundant universe. There is plenty to go around for everyone. Always remember this.
If you are having a bad day. Simply take the focus off of you and make it a goal to make someone else smile. Whether it’s a compliment or making them laugh or providing value in some way.
You are in control of your thoughts, words and emotions every single day. Stay hungry. Stay humble. Live with PASSION!
Together everyone accomplishes more.
YOU GOT THIS!
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💡 What Is Bitcoin Halving?
- Sometimes jokingly referred to as "the halvening," there's a major event coming up soon for the world's premier cryptocurrency, bitcoin.
At its simplest, bitcoin halving is when the pace of new bitcoin creation is cut in half, which happens about every four years. In May 2020, bitcoin miners will go from earning 12.5 bitcoins, the units for which are abbreviated as BTC, per block mined to 6.25 BTC.
Here's some background terminology you'll need to know to understand what that means and why it's relevant.
A "block" on the Bitcoin blockchain is a file storing 1 MB worth of bitcoin transaction records. "Miners" compete to add the next block using specialized hardware to solve a hard mathematical problem, producing a random 64-character output called a "hash," completing the task and locking the block so it can't be changed.
"After successfully mining a block, miners are rewarded with newly created bitcoins. This process occurs roughly every 10 minutes," says Marcus Swanepoel, CEO of Luno, a bitcoin storage, exchange and learning company.
"When Bitcoin was first released in 2009, the reward was 50 BTC per block. Halvings are programmed in to take place every 210,000 blocks mined, which takes roughly four years," Swanepoel says.
The first bitcoin halving, in 2012, slashed the reward for mining a block from 50 BTC to 25 BTC. In 2016, the halving event cut rewards again to 12.5 bitcoin per block mined, and when the 2020 halving arrives, just 6.25 new BTC will be created with each new block mined.
❔ When Does It Happen?
There is no hard date for when the reward for mining a block will cut in half; it depends on when the 210,000th block has been mined since the last halving. That said, it will happen in May 2020, with estimates ranging between May 12 and May 18.
- Sometimes jokingly referred to as "the halvening," there's a major event coming up soon for the world's premier cryptocurrency, bitcoin.
At its simplest, bitcoin halving is when the pace of new bitcoin creation is cut in half, which happens about every four years. In May 2020, bitcoin miners will go from earning 12.5 bitcoins, the units for which are abbreviated as BTC, per block mined to 6.25 BTC.
Here's some background terminology you'll need to know to understand what that means and why it's relevant.
A "block" on the Bitcoin blockchain is a file storing 1 MB worth of bitcoin transaction records. "Miners" compete to add the next block using specialized hardware to solve a hard mathematical problem, producing a random 64-character output called a "hash," completing the task and locking the block so it can't be changed.
"After successfully mining a block, miners are rewarded with newly created bitcoins. This process occurs roughly every 10 minutes," says Marcus Swanepoel, CEO of Luno, a bitcoin storage, exchange and learning company.
"When Bitcoin was first released in 2009, the reward was 50 BTC per block. Halvings are programmed in to take place every 210,000 blocks mined, which takes roughly four years," Swanepoel says.
The first bitcoin halving, in 2012, slashed the reward for mining a block from 50 BTC to 25 BTC. In 2016, the halving event cut rewards again to 12.5 bitcoin per block mined, and when the 2020 halving arrives, just 6.25 new BTC will be created with each new block mined.
❔ When Does It Happen?
There is no hard date for when the reward for mining a block will cut in half; it depends on when the 210,000th block has been mined since the last halving. That said, it will happen in May 2020, with estimates ranging between May 12 and May 18.
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💡 What Is Bitcoin Halving? - Sometimes jokingly referred to as "the halvening," there's a major event coming up soon for the world's premier cryptocurrency, bitcoin. At its simplest, bitcoin halving is when the pace of new bitcoin creation is cut in half…
💡 First Halving
- The first official halving (decreasing the block reward to 25BTC per block) happened on November 28th, 2012. Historical data shows that following a large pump in June of 2011, an upward trend began to form in November 2011, approximately one year prior to the halving.
This “pre-halving” uptrend resulted in a +341.90% price increase in Bitcoin, trading at an average of $12.31 per BTC come the first halving in November 2012.
The 1st halving reduced Bitcoin’s daily issuance rate from ~7,200 BTC per day to ~3,600 BTC per day. Almost immediately, Bitcoin then went on to make historic gains as it skyrocketed by almost 8,000% over a year-long period, reaching around $1,000 in late November of 2013. (depending on the exchange data).
Unfortunately, it wasn’t all fun and games. In December 2013, Bitcoin began a multi-year bear market (largely thanks to the infamous Mt. Gox hack) as the asset declined over 80% before investors saw a reversal nearly two years later in October 2015.
- The first official halving (decreasing the block reward to 25BTC per block) happened on November 28th, 2012. Historical data shows that following a large pump in June of 2011, an upward trend began to form in November 2011, approximately one year prior to the halving.
This “pre-halving” uptrend resulted in a +341.90% price increase in Bitcoin, trading at an average of $12.31 per BTC come the first halving in November 2012.
The 1st halving reduced Bitcoin’s daily issuance rate from ~7,200 BTC per day to ~3,600 BTC per day. Almost immediately, Bitcoin then went on to make historic gains as it skyrocketed by almost 8,000% over a year-long period, reaching around $1,000 in late November of 2013. (depending on the exchange data).
Unfortunately, it wasn’t all fun and games. In December 2013, Bitcoin began a multi-year bear market (largely thanks to the infamous Mt. Gox hack) as the asset declined over 80% before investors saw a reversal nearly two years later in October 2015.
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💡 Second Halving
- The second official halving (decreasing the block reward to 12.5BTC per block) happened on July 9th, 2016. It’s important to note that the time between the first and second halving was actually 1316 days, or 3.6 years. With this, data shows that an upward trend began to form in October 2015, approximately 9 months prior to the halving.
The “pre-halving” uptrend resulted in Bitcoin increasing 112.0% over the 9 month period and an average trading price of $650 per BTC at the time of halving in July 2016 (52x from the last halving price). The second halving event dropped Bitcoin’s daily issuance rate from ~3,600 BTC to the current ~1,800 BTC per day. This ultimately pushed BTC into the most recent bull run of 2017 where the asset saw a +2,800% increase over the following 18 months. The peak finally hit in mid-December of 2017, with a price just shy of $20,000 BTC (depending on exchange data).
Similar to the previous bear market from the bull run in 2013, Bitcoin went on the drop nearly 80% over a 12 month period where we’re presuming it hit a bottom of around $3,200 in December of 2018.
- The second official halving (decreasing the block reward to 12.5BTC per block) happened on July 9th, 2016. It’s important to note that the time between the first and second halving was actually 1316 days, or 3.6 years. With this, data shows that an upward trend began to form in October 2015, approximately 9 months prior to the halving.
The “pre-halving” uptrend resulted in Bitcoin increasing 112.0% over the 9 month period and an average trading price of $650 per BTC at the time of halving in July 2016 (52x from the last halving price). The second halving event dropped Bitcoin’s daily issuance rate from ~3,600 BTC to the current ~1,800 BTC per day. This ultimately pushed BTC into the most recent bull run of 2017 where the asset saw a +2,800% increase over the following 18 months. The peak finally hit in mid-December of 2017, with a price just shy of $20,000 BTC (depending on exchange data).
Similar to the previous bear market from the bull run in 2013, Bitcoin went on the drop nearly 80% over a 12 month period where we’re presuming it hit a bottom of around $3,200 in December of 2018.
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💡 Third Halving
- The third official halving (decreasing the block reward to 6.25BTC per block) is scheduled to happen in approximately 57,455 blocks (based on block height 572545 as of April 20th, 2019). Based on the assumption of 10 minutes per block, the anticipated halving date is set to happen in late May to early June of 2020 (approximately 400 days from now).
If historical data is a good indicator of previous success (traditionally it’s not), I would expect BTC to perform positively this year as we approach the halving event in mid-2020. More specifically, we should expect double-digit or perhaps low triple-digit percentage gains by the end of 2020. If our historical analysis is correct, we’re expecting Bitcoin will likely be trading at around half of the current peak price (approximately $10,000/BTC) with a new expected ATH within 12 to 18 months after the halving event in May 2020.
- The third official halving (decreasing the block reward to 6.25BTC per block) is scheduled to happen in approximately 57,455 blocks (based on block height 572545 as of April 20th, 2019). Based on the assumption of 10 minutes per block, the anticipated halving date is set to happen in late May to early June of 2020 (approximately 400 days from now).
If historical data is a good indicator of previous success (traditionally it’s not), I would expect BTC to perform positively this year as we approach the halving event in mid-2020. More specifically, we should expect double-digit or perhaps low triple-digit percentage gains by the end of 2020. If our historical analysis is correct, we’re expecting Bitcoin will likely be trading at around half of the current peak price (approximately $10,000/BTC) with a new expected ATH within 12 to 18 months after the halving event in May 2020.
Bitcoin Halving: Price Effects and Historical Relevance
The next Bitcoin halving will soon be upon us, and many people expect it to have a positive effect on the Bitcoin price. The third such event in Bitcoin’s history, it’s projected to occur in mid-May of this year.
If you’re unsure how halvings work or why they’re significant, you may also be wondering why they’re relevant to price. In this post, we’ll explain what a Bitcoin halving is, and will look at its historical price impact.
💡 What Is Bitcoin Halving?
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The next Bitcoin halving will soon be upon us, and many people expect it to have a positive effect on the Bitcoin price. The third such event in Bitcoin’s history, it’s projected to occur in mid-May of this year.
If you’re unsure how halvings work or why they’re significant, you may also be wondering why they’re relevant to price. In this post, we’ll explain what a Bitcoin halving is, and will look at its historical price impact.
💡 What Is Bitcoin Halving?
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💡 First Halving
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💡 Second Halving
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💡 Third Halving
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Has 2020 been a better year for you so far in the HYIP industry than 2019?
How will the imminent Bitcoin halving affect the HYIP industry?
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This is positive and will benefit the HYIP industry
9%
Bitcoin halving doesn't have much impact on HYIPs
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This will have a negative affect and HYIPs will suffer
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Has 2020 been a better year for you so far in the HYIP industry than 2019?
Given that most people would agree that 2019 as a whole was not really a successful year for the HYIP industry, we saw some outstanding programs OK, but not as many as in previous years, I was wondering how things were going for you in 2020.
Thing is this year is so much different from every other year, like it or not. Financially speaking has it been better for you? The exact question I asked in the last poll was as follows: Has 2020 been a better year for you so far in the HYIP industry than 2019?
It’s a hard one to call since everyone’s experience is going to be different, but for the most part I was happy to see a majority of readers say things have been improving. In fact 41% of you reported “Yes, it’s been more successful” which as a monitor I must say is wonderful to hear. 33% of those who voted say their experience of 2020 so far compared to 2019 has been “About the same, not much difference”. Fair enough. A lot can change I suppose and I can see why some of you might think its still too early to ponder that question. Fingers crossed you will see out the dream where every year gives you more money than the last.
I was surprised at just how high this number was (again basing this on my own stats as a monitor) but the remaining 26% of you voted “No, last year was better for me”. Don’t get me wrong here, if 2019 was a good year for you in the HYIP industry then you have my congratulations, it wasn’t easy, that’s for sure, but like I said there was always a steady stream of good programs running so if you were either smart enough or just plain lucky enough to be in that group then well done! Of course, I would prefer if 2020 was a better year for you, anything can happen, I just want PA readers to earn more money than they spend.
Cheers,
Chris
Thing is this year is so much different from every other year, like it or not. Financially speaking has it been better for you? The exact question I asked in the last poll was as follows: Has 2020 been a better year for you so far in the HYIP industry than 2019?
It’s a hard one to call since everyone’s experience is going to be different, but for the most part I was happy to see a majority of readers say things have been improving. In fact 41% of you reported “Yes, it’s been more successful” which as a monitor I must say is wonderful to hear. 33% of those who voted say their experience of 2020 so far compared to 2019 has been “About the same, not much difference”. Fair enough. A lot can change I suppose and I can see why some of you might think its still too early to ponder that question. Fingers crossed you will see out the dream where every year gives you more money than the last.
I was surprised at just how high this number was (again basing this on my own stats as a monitor) but the remaining 26% of you voted “No, last year was better for me”. Don’t get me wrong here, if 2019 was a good year for you in the HYIP industry then you have my congratulations, it wasn’t easy, that’s for sure, but like I said there was always a steady stream of good programs running so if you were either smart enough or just plain lucky enough to be in that group then well done! Of course, I would prefer if 2020 was a better year for you, anything can happen, I just want PA readers to earn more money than they spend.
Cheers,
Chris