₦airaland Forum

CryptoCoinr:
Could you get a less photoshop-esque looking photo? I'm not saying her eye pigmentation is a product of photoshop but you have to admit, that picture looks edited, significantly so.

I'm basically asking for a non-professional looking photo.

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pufframmy:
WE GOING TO HAVE 2 version of Bitcoin

Again, it's tentative. It's not set in stone, it could happen or not happen. It could happen and have no effect (unlikely). It could happen and then the altcoin bitcoin - Bitcash - immediately plummets in value (and fades into obscurity like its predecessor) due to massive dumping. It could happen and they swap places in value (exceedingly unlikely).

It's still tentative though the likelihood of it actually splitting seems to be more than 50%.

Davindal:
Ok how do I start with that of bitcoin? Are there other ones?

Absolutely - 1016 to be exact. In fact, this 7th August, the developers of one of the "other ones" (called "alt coins") are going to be giving away a 0.2 bonus to holders of the coin - see this post for calculations on profit, loss and ROI.

CARLOSZ:
Good morning nairalanders.
I wouldn't consider myself rich, I'm a graduate who happen to have 5 million naira saved up.
I want to start a business which will practically yeild returns within the shortest possible time.

I have some ideas already but I want to hear from the pros in the house.

Please lalasticlala, seun, mynd44 move to FP so I can get lots of ideas and advice as well.

Thanks.

I've been meaning to your post for quite some time now and I'm glad I finally got to it. This post is going to be fairly long but thorough so buckle in.

When I first saw it I already had something in mind but I didn't reply mostly because I was trying to avoid the seemingly faulty NL anti-spambot and because someone had already mentioned my answer, cryptocurrency (though it's one cryptocurrency, not the entirety of it) but now that I've had the chance to think about it more you (or somebody else) might be interested.

What I have is not a "business" suggestion per se, at least not a traditional one, but as far as yeilding returns within the shortest possible time goes I can say with absolute certainty that it'll get you at least a ~100% ROI i.e. double what you put in before 08:02 AM, September 06, 2017 without your money leaving your control.

Sounds fishy? I know, but there's really no other way to put it. This is not ponzi, money doubling scheme, "helping hands", advertising gig, binary option (whatever that is), forex (though it might appear to be), treasury bills, software/web development, goat/palm oil/etc. business or anything of the sort. The reason your money is essentially doubled, or more accurately, will have (more than) twice the value is because of the fundamental concept of economics - supply and demand. So let's crunch some numbers.

NOTE: Every figure I use below is based on certain prices at exactly 1:26 AM - 1:29 AM 30th July, 2017 and are not arbitrary. The profit margin literally fluctuates by the minute. It is extremely time sensitive

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$ to ₦ Exchange Rate: ₦362
Initial Amount: ₦1,073,193.77 = $2,964.623674033149 (assuming you put in this amount)
Fee 1 = ₦95.32887569698505 = $0.26333943562703055 = 0.00009771 BA *
Fee 2 = ₦2,720.8344008805634 = $7.516117129504319 = 0.0027497557250000006 BA *
Fee 3 = ₦320.5922394744 = $0.8856139212 = 0.002 GA *

* The fees are automatically deducted from the initial amount; you're not putting anything extra in.
* "BA" and "GA" are not the actual names of what you're trading, the obscurity is purposeful and my intent is merely to pique your interest. If you need more clarity, I'm always available.
* "₦" is the naira symbol in case it isn't showing properly on you device

First you'll trade the initial amount for "BA" on platform A which will cost you nothing.

-> [b]1 BA = ₦975,630.70
-> ₦1,073,193.77 / ₦975,630.70 = 1.1 BA

Then you'll have to withdraw it which is where you'll experience the first of the 3 fees - Fee 1:

-> 1.1 BA - 0.00009771 BA = 1.0999022900000002 BA

When that is done, you'll send your BA's over to platform B to trade it for "GA", however, the value of BA on platform B is higher than that on platform A effectively giving you immediate profit:

-> 1 BA = $2,733.3763
-> 1.0999022900000002 BA = $3,006.4468518017275 = ₦1,088,333.7603522253 (higher than the initial amount)

You're of course free to withdraw your money (called BA's) at this point if you're feeling angsty but if you don't, you then go ahead with the trade. Fee 2 comes into play:

-> 1.0999022900000002 BA - 0.0027497557250000006 BA = 1.0971525342750001 BA
-> 1 BA = 6.1728395061728385 GA
-> 1.0971525342750001 BA = 6.772546507870371 GA

Then you have to withdraw your GA's from platform B and this where the 3rd and final fee - Fee 3 - comes into play:

-> 6.772546507870371 GA - 0.002 GA = 6.770546507870371 GA

On 7:10 PM August 7, 2017, you will be tagged to receive a 20% bonus on GAs which will give you:

-> 0.2 * 6.770546507870371 GA = 1.3541093015740744 GA
-> 6.770546507870371 GA + 1.3541093015740744 GA = 8.124655809444445 GA

At this point all you have to do is wait and watch the value of GAs fluctuate. It'll rise and fall and you might be tempted to remove it (which you can at any time) but if you wait till at least 72 hours before 8:02 AM September 6, 2017, 1 GA = ~$900. This means that your money, GA, is now valued at:

-> 8.124655809444445 GA * 900 = $7,312.1902285
-> $7,312.1902285 * ₦362 = ₦2,647,012.862717 (final amount)

In summary:

-> Loss: ₦3,136.7555160519487 (total fees)
-> Profit: ₦1,573,819.0927169998 (final amount - initial)
-> ROI: [(₦1,573,819.0927169998 / ₦1,073,193.77) * 100] = 146.64817637890312%
-> Profit Margin: [(₦1,573,819.0927169998 / ₦2,647,012.862717) * 100] = 59.45642028734114%
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And there it is. If you want clarification on what BA, GA, platform A and B is, where the fees come from and how this isn't a scam, money doubling scheme or ponzi, by all means, ask (or rather, give me a way to contact you).

Davindal:
I will be snappy with my write-up(I will go straight to the point).

I have investment interests in cryptocurrency business: Bitcoin and TBC(The Billion Coin).

Pls guys, I would wish to know: how the business works, the pros and cons - and finally- how to invest in it, ie, its investment modalities.

Thank you all.

TBC is a scam, a glorified ponzi. Bitcoin and other cryptos I can help you with.

thomaslittleme:
you want to double your bitcoin? Go here to learn more about Risk Free Bitcoin Investment:[http://radiya.xyz]

Bitcoin doubler's are scams and pretty much glorified pyramid schemes. Stay away or hope you're not joining when they plan on shutting down.

You're looking for an investment that you don't need to manage yourself or someone to manage said new investment for you?

CryptoCoinr:
No it isn't. Heterochromia iridis is characterized by different colored irises - for example, one blue and the other dark brown (as in the attached image).

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CryptoCoinr:
On the off chance you continue to ignore this and some innocent soul actually falls for you, I've taken the liberty to contact them and my suspicions have been confirmed. Here is the discussion reproduced verbatim:



* I've attached the image of what the real app looks like.

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menxer:
I thought you knew what tithe is all about?
Issorite since you don't let's drop it.

Well I know what it is but it appears I'm interpreting the word from a non-church, NT aspect while you're doing the reverse which is what is causing the confusion.

As for verses, here you go.

TunnyOgunnowo:
A lady with a strange eye balls colour was pictured on Mile 12 market. The young girl, who sells Ugwu with her mum at Mile 12 market, is Peace by name. Some say she has a medical condition and she needs a doctor. What do you think? Is this a health problem? And if so what is her health condition called?


Source: http://www.absolutehearts.com/2017/07/shocking-young-girl-with-strange-eye.html

There's absolutely nothing wrong* with her so there's no need for concern. I just wish the image didn't look so, um, "enhanced". I've been trying to make a catalog of the varied eye colors of Nigerians, and Africans in general and this would make a nice addition.

* Well, technically. The unique eye color is due to a mutation which is a defect. Don't worry, we all have thousands of mutations.

CryptoCoinr:
I edited my post before I saw this. When you say "tithe", you're referring to the fixed OT 10% aspect, right?

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CryptoCoinr:
That should read: "I may not be an analytical mind but..." because you clearly aren't or your feelings on this matter are severely clouding your judgement.

By your very own definition, it is literally an investment. An investment doesn't stop being an investment because it was an investment in a fraud.

It is an investment, your feelings notwithstanding.

Good for you but that doesn't change the definition of investment.

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CryptoCoinr:
Yes, it was encouraged and not abolished. And I'd wager redefined to the verse I quoted

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CryptoCoinr:
As I suspected, it is your comprehension that is failing you.


On the contrary, both are investing by definition. Both have risks, it just so happens that the latter is an investment in a borderline fraud.


"It is illegal" therefore "biblically wrong" is a logical fallacy. My earlier analogies demonstrate why.

And ICYMI, I'm not arguing in favor of MMM or any ponzi scheme as noted in the first sentence of my initial post.

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gdflash:
I AM NOT SUPPOSED TO GIVE MY STORY BUT PEOPLE PROMTED ME TO DO SO, A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE BEEN CALLING ME [-- borderline gibberish --] NOTE SERIOUS PEOPLE PLS, IS NOT BY FORCE, BY TRAINING FEE REMAIN 20K. THANKS , ELASINJOE.

Gosh, this is almost impossible to read. What happen to your spacebar and Enter keys? Use them.

CryptoCoinr:
I can only simplify the language so much before I have to start using crayons and shiny graphics to accommodate for your lack of comprehension. Perhaps brush up on that before talking about points.

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CryptoCoinr:
So you really think the same guy who called homosexuals abominable was a homosexual? Are you that dense?

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