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Alternatives Crypto Investment Options

Here are some alternatives for investing in cryptos and blockchain technologies indirectly.

You can either buy stocks/ETFs/mutual funds in the traditional stock market or be part of the blockchain by mining crypto currencies (either using cloud mining contracts or building your own mining rigs).  We do all three; we have mining rigs that we run ourselves and we use cloud mining through Hashflare (after the Bitconnect explosion recently, we don't plan to use cloud mining after our one year contract is completed as we want more control over our mining equipments).  In our brokerage account and self-directed IRA where we can only buy stocks/ETFs/mutual funds, we have positions in GBTC, MGTI, and OSTK.  

 

Check out bitcoinIRA.com to buy cryptos in a self-directed IRA.

 

Two new blockchain ETFs have been introduced on Nasdaq and New York Stock Exchange Arca on January 17, 2018:  Reality Shares' Nasdaq NextGen Economy ETF (BLCN) and Amplify's Transformational Data Sharing ETF (BLOK). 

HashFlare - cloud mining

We bought our cloud mining contract for mining bitcoin through HashFlare (if you are interested, you can pick the SHA-256 cloud mining contract to mine bitcoin with a one year contract).  

The cost for the HashFlare bitcoin mining contract was increased by 30% in December due to limited supplies. 

YouTube Videos about HashFlare

You can learn more about Hashflare from these youtube videos.

  • Video from JMS Vlogs

    Posted on 12/9/2017:  Antminer S9 vs Cloud Mining - HashFlare Review

    Take a look ›

  • Video from Cryptoruff

    Posted on 12/8/2017:  My HASHFLARE Reinvestment Strategy! + Daily Bitcoin Giveaway

    Take a look ›

  • Video from Zeek Crypto Miner

    Posted on 12/7/2017:  Hashflare: So I Reinvested for 90 Days and "THIS HAPPEN"!! UPDATE video

From our experience, you get a better return on your investment money by buying the cryptocurrency in this current environment where they are quickly appreciating in value than it is to mine them (after you factor in the initial investment expenses; although the return from mining is much more profitable than any regular investment return you'll get in the traditional business world today).  We mine cryptocurrencies to support the blockchain technology - even though the return is not as profitable as directly buying the cryptocurrency and holding it.