Bitcoin for Brand-Newbies - Part 2

A couple weeks ago I published a video for people brand new to digital-currency and a 12-step program to take them through the set-up phase and proceed with their first buy. (I will link the video somewhere in this post).

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This is a 1-month example of exactly where you stand had you gotten into this market 1-month ago with exactly $1,000....

Bitcoin is up +$1,462.27 from exactly this time last month (10:20am July 12, 2017)

That's a 62.18% increase in the value of 1 Bitcoin.

So - if you had bought in at exactly this time last month with $1,000, you have increased your holdings by a little over 62%.

Today your balance would be exactly $1,621.80.

So your initial concern and focus (until you're more comfortable with the market) should be on 1)- the time and amount when you made that purchase and 2)- the percentage of increase since that time.

The example at $100 would be: a balance of $162.18
The example at $10,000 would be: a balance of $16,218.00
The example at $1-million dollars would be: a balance of $1,621,800.00

*If you bought in at several different times then you would have to note the dates of each buy and the percentage of increase since those times.

*It's important to note that it's been an incredible month and this may-not be typical. Sometimes you will lose money, sometimes you will break even. The market IS volatile.

*It's also important to note that many people see these reports and feel that they're too late. /// When Bitcoin was valued at $2-dollars, millions of people said they were too late and had missed the boat. You didn't miss any, damn boat and all of this is in its infancy.

By John M Disque (8/12/17)

Here is the video of part 1 for Brand Newbies. (Sorry about the coughing. It's my morning smoker's-ritual and I'm working to make the videos on a much-more professional level).